Faith Courage and the Power of Belief
A short reflection on faith and courage referencing the biblical verse Matthew 14 30. The message compares lacking faith to cowardice and notes the limits of human understanding of spiritual power.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1944
Page
4
Memorial Day musings and farming notes on postwar budgets
A memory filled column recalls a beautiful Memorial Day while noting parade habits and farmer work choices. It cites garden poems, tomato plant observations, and a push toward postwar public works funding with a 50 50 federal state split, plus reflections on newspaper advertising and radio ads.
Polygamy Debate Sparks Church Collection Gaffe
In a Milwaukee Magazine vignette a colored preacher ends a sermon about free salvation and a congregant protests that salvation should be free. The parson replies that salvation is free but piping to the worshipper costs, illustrating humorous conflict over church fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Pahson
W. S. Randolph Sells Business to Smith
Howard C. Smith of Rock Island buys the Columbus City burial vault business from W. S. Randolph. The Smith family moves into the Vern Hanft property. several local residents and service members are noted in travel and family updates from Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Randolph
Smith
Columbus Junction
Howard C. Smith
Rock Island
Columbus City
Dana Barnes Visits In Parental Home At Crawfordsville
Dana Barnes visiting his parents in Crawfordsville during a West Orange vacation. Gerald Rhea of Moline joined his wife and daughter and they visited relatives including the Lee and Everette Rhea homes. The obituary for Ada Mc Farland noted at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Barnes
Crawfordsville
West Orange
New Jersey
T. H. Barnes
Gerald Rhea
Moline
Ihl
C. Rhea
Burlanes
Lee
Everette Rhea
Ada McFarland
Methodist Church
Fredrick Westbrook
John McNeill
Howard Anderson
Wm. Henss
Joseph Jones
Lord Jesus
Anna Mare White
Ray
Guy
Paul
Marion Huston
George Gordon
Robert Wells
Ida Gordon
West Liberty
C. R. Paisley
Kahoka
Paul Huston
Jerry and Gordon
Guy Huston
Ray Huston
Max Huston
Wysoff
Jackson
Winfield
Mahlin
Do’laughlin
Washington
J. K. Duen
Wyman
Lisle Anwyl
Media
Violet Fletcher
Bruce Hanna
Farragut
Idaho
Allen Conrad
United Presbyterian Church
Ier
Field shots dominate shotgun shells use in sportsmen patterns
Figures show that 88 percent of shotgun shells are fired in the field. The remaining 12 percent go to traps or skeet. Of the field shots, the rabbit attracts 29.6 percent of the sportsman's fire, more than double that of the next closest quarry, the squirrel.
Puppeteers Rise After Theatres Close In Cromwell Era
Puppeteers known as motions entertained London in the 16th century and were cited by Shakespeare and Jonson. The Puritan closing of theaters under Cromwell spurred actors to become puppeteers and continue stage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Avenue
Washington
Shakespeare
Ben Jonson
England
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