National Seen $500IIation May 25 1946 Editorial Fragment
A 1946 column mixes quotes and reflections on faith, work, and civic duty. It urges Republican and Democratic voters to support turnout and notes fifty years of medical practice by Dr. C. W. McLaughlin and Dr. N. J. Lease. It discusses labor strikes, political influence, and lessons about government by pressure, ending with satire on union actions.
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Washington County
C. W. McLaughlin
Washington
N. J. Lease
Crawfordsville
McLaughlin
Lease
Local Jokes and Puzzles From Everyday Life
A collage of light verse and short gags about family life and misheard sayings. The tale includes a push plow joke, a war medal miscaption, a courtroom quip about a goat in the bedroom, a duck at a window pun, and a coffin donation riddle involving English Irish and Scottish men.
World War II ends as atomic power destroys humanity
A light wedding breakfast scene reveals Eric’s aversion to marriage while an Oklahoma club joke shifts a Chief to a new nickname. The Month in Review closes with a stark forewarning that atomic power has annihilated mankind.
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Oklahoma
Aftermath of collapse left two young monkeys in disbelief
Debris and ruin frame a scene where a little girl monkey asks her brother about starting the whole thing over again. The tone is somber and surreal as the pair surveys the devastation.
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Programs
Morning worship at 10 45 features prelude Cavacina Raft Junior Choir Singing for Jesus Our Saviour King offertory anthem The King of Love My Seperd Is Selley Solo I fear the Voice of Peeus Say o oo Harriss Forrest Walker soloist sermon The Call of Christ postlude Triumphal March Evening service 7 30 OES Og ee Selected Sermon How Shall I Pray Sabbath School 8 45 classes Westminster Fellowship meets Minister T B White
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Cavacina’ _ Raft Junior Choir
Jesus
Church Services And Youth Fellowship Schedule Update
Sunday school at 10 00 a m church service 11 00 a m and youth fellowship 6 30 p m are listed. Basement repairs near completion and classes will return to updated quarters. Memorial Sunday honors sacrifice and Providence with gratitude for those who served. John Duvall was elected president of the Methodist Youth Fellowship last Sunday evening Willard Peterson will be the
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John Duvall
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mission Study Group Meets Next Wednesday at Mrs Bauer's
The Womans Mission Study group will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lou Bauer. H. W. Munster, Pastor.
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Womans Mission Study Group
Lou Bauer
H. W. Munster
Sunday church schedule includes youth box supper
Sunday school at 10 A M with Bert Campbell then morning worship at 11 A M led by the pastor. Youth Fellowship meets 7 P M and plans a box supper next Tuesday at 8 P M. Official board to convene on June 2, the final Sunday before conference.
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Herbert Campbell
Youth Fellowship
Bay and Booth Wedding Invitations Sent
Prairie Flower notes invitations were issued for the marriage of Betty Lou Bay to Merle Booth on June 1h at Prairie Flower. The couple will establish a new home at Prairie Flower corner, with wedding details reported in the May 25 Prairie Lover.
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Martha Thrasher
Prairie Flower
Betty Lou Bay
Merle Booth
Prairie Flower Corner
H. L. Huber
Arlene
Iowa City Mercy Hospital
Donald Smith
Prairie Flower church concert and community notices in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids reports an Ot tumwa to Lancaster tour for Cedar Rapids by L. W. Turnipseed. Joanne Noffsinger supervised a Prairie Flower church concert Monday night. Alumni and family events include Columbus Junction and H. S. alumni gatherings. The Prairie Flower school closed Friday with a picnic and Kalona skating. W. H. S. banquet served by Unit No. 10. Various callers and visits noted among local families. Richard Knapp telegraphed arrival in the U S at San Diego awaiting discharge after Los Angeles visit.
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Cedar Rapids
L. W
Ottumwa
Bloomfield
Mitton
Allerton
Corydon
Humeston
Leon
Lucag
Chariton
Albia
Bussey
Eddyville
Lancaster
Joanne Noffsinger
Prairie Flower Church
Ezra Smith
Columbus Junction
Melville Donaldson
Cecil Denison
Donaldsons
Everette Denison
W. B. Rittenhouse
Troy Foriash
J. A. Huber
H. L. Huber
Prairie Flower School
School House
Kalona
Myra Crawford
Jeanettte Gamon
Mary Shields
Arthur Durst
Unit No. 10
Earl Smith
Willard D. Givin
Fred Mouser
Anne Rogers
Pilesburg
Clayde Knapp
Jarrard and Roberts Family Notices Feature Local Honors
Stanley Jarrard, son of Mr and Mrs C Jarrard, is a member of this year s WHS graduating class. Mr and Mrs Robert Roberts attended Waccasureate services in Cotter and Washington after his Hawaii postal service assignment.
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Stanley Jarrard
Jarrard
Robert Roberts
WaccaSureate
Cotter
Washington
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Mark Twain
Morris N. Kertzer
Town City
Leon Beatty Post
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Ainsworth
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