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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1933

Page

7

Merrimac Community News Highlights Local Visits and Travel

Andrew Zihlman and Leney Reeder hauled cattle to Lockridge for Sherman Norton on Tuesday morning. Numerous residents visited relatives, helped butchers, or attended church and school events in Merrimac and Fairfield through the week.

Merrimac Andrew Zihlman Leney Reeder Lockridge Sherman Norton Elmer Reshiey Herman E¢gli Doss van Winkle A. N. Amrine Carl Amrine Maggie Burger Boyd Lantz Donald Edd Crile Jon Weentke Lutheran Ladies Aid Fairfield Chris Pohren Will Brannon Glen Shafer Roy Duttweiler Elmer Reshley Margarete Kientz Samuel Anderson Lewey Reeder Glendale Dave Baldosier Lester Kientz Mr. Lantz Sher

The Man Who Was Born The Man Who Was Born

A portrait of Abraham Lincoln from humble Kentucky beginnings to presidency. It notes his scant formal schooling, marriage to Miss Mary Todd, leadership during the Civil War, personal kindness, moral flaws, and enduring legacy as echoed by the Detroit News.

Kentucky United States Mary Todd Edwin M. Stanton Cincinnati Ile Detroit News

Abraham Lincoln A True People’s Leader and His Faith

A portrait of Abraham Lincoln highlighting his close ties to the Bible and prayer life, his mood swings and humor, devotion to children, and plain writing style. It lauds his self education, lack of university degree, steadfastness to convictions, and enduring legacy as a worker’s friend who spoke to the pulse of American life.

Ney Hai Ile Abraham Lincoln

Misfortune tests loyalty in errors and sins

A short aphorism notes that friendship endures misfortune but only the very best remain faithful after our errors and sins, suggesting moral restraint and steadfastness.

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