Why a minister stays in the Christian ministry
The Rev. Dr. Harold A. Bosley, longtime pastor of Christ Church in New York, offers three reasons he never quit the ministry. He cites the call to preach, the faith’s relevance to human problems, and a sense of mission seen in a rural Nebraska church anecdote about banners flying for the gospel.
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Harold A. Bosley
Christ Church
Park Avenue
New York
Bosley
Midwest
Nebraska
Dr. Bosley
Church
Bertroche cites magazine filth in Iowa campaign
ANKENT Iowa UPI Republican hopeful Joseph G Bertroche says a survey shows obscene material on Iowa newsstands. He reports 85 Des Moines outlets with such material and 40 on one stand, accusing Lawrence Scalise of inaction and urging state wide enforcement and removal from view to protect children. He promises more findings as part of an umbrella youth protection plan including juvenile rehabilitation and liquor law enforcement.
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Ankent
Iowa
UPI
Joseph G. Bertroche
PTA
Bertrode
Des Moines
Lawrence Scalise
Scalise
CAP
Harold QO. Fischer
Wellsburg Republican
Fischer
County boards questioned over parochial school services
Des Moines IDPA reports a legislator filed suit in Lee County seeking a declaratory judgment on whether county and state education bodies must provide technical services to parochial students. Adrian Brinck argues the Fourteenth Amendment requires equal access to tests, counseling, and clinics, a practice he says is nationwide.
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County Board of Education
State
Lee County Board of Education
Adrian Brinck
Lee County
Fort Madison
Lee County Democrat
Brinck
Enriched bread credited with eliminating vitamin deficiency diseases
The Nutrition Foundation says enrichment of bread and four with vitamins and iron virtually eliminated diseases like beriberi and pellagra after 1941. Advances credited include living standards, education, and wide food access, with federal War Order No. 1 and state-enrichment laws expanding use.
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New York
UPI
The
Nutrition Foundation
the Foundation
Foundation
Statlers move to new Keota home
Keota residents report Warren Statler and family moving to a new home in Keota. Weekend visitors include Gene Sanders and Donna Sanders in Keota and Cedar Rapids. Other notes cover local visits, open house for George Clinton's Golden Wedding anniversary, and various residents traveling or hosting gatherings. A separate New York item notes a University of Michigan statistic that girls are less likely to stay in college than men due to marriage and other factors.
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New York
UPI
Gayle Wilson
University of Michigan
Raymond Greiners mark anniversary celebration noted
Keota June 20 Mr and Mrs Raymond Greiner entertained 48 relatives and friends at dinner at the Captains Table in Washington Sunday June 19 in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary. An open house followed at the Greiner home for about 30 friends and a pre anniversary dinner with 12 couples was held at Epicur ean the prior Saturday evening presenting a gift. The Hopewell Sewing club meets June 28 at Mrs Mark Weber. Eleven T L S club members toured Amanas June 15 with guide Mrs Susanna Rettig. They visited Woolen Mills Refrigeration plant Hahn Hurst bakery Maries Gift Shop Community Kitchen Cooper Shop Amana Home Museum Cross Furniture Shop Homestead Meat Market Early Brothers Winery and dined at the Colony Inn. Mrs Rettig, who grew up in the colonies during the Community Kitchens era, shared many facts. Saturday visitors to Mrs Hattie Hermanstorfer were Josie Fry of Webster IA Mildred Fry of Cedar Rapids and Edna Utterback of Des Moines.
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Mark Weber
T.L.S. Club
Amanas
Susanna Rettig
Colony Inn
Hahn-Hurst Bakery
Maries
Cooper Shop
Amana Home Museum
Cross Furniture
Homestead Meat Market
Early Brothers Winery
Rettig
Colonies
Hattie Hermanstorfer
Josie Fry
Webster
Mildred
Cedar Rapids
Edna Utterback
Des Moines
Journal Sale Date Column June 25 Public Auction Notices
Public auction announcements list sales of household goods tools antiques livestock and weekly auctions. Dates include June 25 27 28 July 7 with venues Wash ington County Fairgrounds Wa pello Livestock Auction Kalona and various Iowa towns. Multiple estate and business sale notes by listed organizers.
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Madison
Brighton
Iowa
Earl Hopkins
Washington County Fairgrounds
Clifford Thorne
Martha Zieglowsky
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Highway
Wapello
Kalona
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Wayland
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
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Magazine ‘Filth
Bertrade
IDPA
St. Mary’s Catholic School
West Point
Sarah
Steven
Barbara
John
Marshall County
Erwin Koenig Electric
Jim Gingerich
Fritzi
Ernie Gushmiller
Mississippi Valley Speed Club
West Liberty Fairgrounds
Dennis the Menace
By Hank Ketcham
Statlers
New Keota
Boyd Sanders
Keota
Wayne Zehr
Warren Statler
Zehr
Corbett Griffen
Brian
Gene Sanders
Iowa City
Donna Sanders
Larry
Donald Long
Ronnie
Rubio
Vic Vogel
Jerry
Bloomington
Illinois
State Farm Insurance
Fred Bower
Bruce
Bernie
Randy Peiffer
Ron Wade
Randy
Bruce Bower
Elmer Vincent
Wayne Mangood
West Chester
George Clinton
Fairfield
George Bond
Keokuk
Elmer Waller
Donnie Heisdorfer
Washington
Bob Vincent
Mike and
Billy
Merle Sheets
Tony Weber
Clear Creek
Raymond Greiners
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Journal
C. Lt. Jennings
New London
Wayland Sales CO. Inc
Wayland, Iowa
Donald Davison
Steve Greenfield
Joe Gowey
Y.E
Perdock Inc
Pontiac Star Chief
Studebaker Lark
Olds Dynamic
Pontiac
Mercury
Dr. Hardtop
Plymouth
Hwy. 92
Firestone
Dodge
Buick
Rambler
Bt Pontiac
Buick Station
Wayne Marston
Jim Stewart
Warren Stewart
Dale Doggett
Bill Perdock
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