No Condemnation In Christ Jesus Spiritual Life and Adoption
A passage from Romans describes the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus freeing believers from the law of sin. It emphasizes walking by the Spirit, the the Spirit dwelling in believers, and promises of adoption, glory, and eventual redemption. It assures that those led by the Spirit are sons of God and conquerors through Christ’s love.
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Christ Jesus
Jesus
God
Christ
Tim
Lord
Local notes on Tampa resident and California ties
Mrs. Minnie McKay reports her Tampa address at 107 Cedar Ave and mentions Mrs. J. M. Wilson died in Los Angeles while with daughter Mrs. Cleo Fornes in San Francisco. The piece highlights Mrs. J. W. Cox’s two year hooked rug and husband William Cox’s cartoon magazines Nugget and Booby Trap published by Goodman Publishing Company. Navy Lt. William C. Cox is noted as asthma free in California. Also covered is a Nineteenth Century Club gathering at Mrs. Frank Miller’s with guests including Helen Cunningham and Mrs. G. W. Hay and a program on Lillian Hellman’s Searching Winds.
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Minnie McKay
J. C. McKay
Tampa
McCalls
The
Cowards
Cedar Ave
Florida
Frank Wilson
J. M. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cleo Fornes
San Francisco
J. W. Cox
William
Wm. Cox
Lake Malibou
California
Nugget
Cox
New Jersey
Quantico
William C. Cox
U.S.M.C
Billy
Goodman Publishing Company
Bible reading rises among young adults in youth poll
A 1943 poll shows 48 percent of civilians aged 21 to 29 read the Bible in the prior year, while current figures indicate a rise to 57 percent reflecting greater engagement among young people.
Eleanor Barrick and S Set Gibson Wed in Wapello
In Columbus Junction on November 27 Eleanor Barrick daughter of Rolland and Ada Barrick and S Sgt Ralph Gibson son of Louis and Lora Gibson of Mediapolis were married in the Presbyterian church of Wapello. Rev John R Fraser officiated completing a double ring ceremony as Gibson returns from overseas service.
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Columbus Junction
Inger Eleanor Barrick
Rolland C. Barrick
Ralph K. Gibson
L. Gibson
Mediapolis
Wapello
John R. Fraser
Gibson
States
College Student Spends Vacation in Otto Walton Home
Nov 27 Donald Walton a Central College student from Pella spent vacation days with his parents Mr. and Mrs Otto Walton. Local residents attended the Farm Bureau meeting in Washington Friday evening. Janice Herr visited at her parents Mr. and Mrs E S Herr. Mr. and Mrs Lane Morgan and son Gary spent Thanksgiving at the Morgan home. The Woodford Thanksgiving dinner was held at Mr. and Mrs W V Horton with about 30 attending.
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Walter Pepper
Lois Herr
EB. H. Willy
Pleasant Plain
Susie
Sallie Gibson
Osceola
Robert Horton
Brighton
Marilyn Horton
Woodford
W. V. Horton
Ration Tire and Gasoline Coupon Updates
Ration dates for tires and certificates are relaxed with no more need for certificates to buy inner tubes or used farm tires and no periodic passenger car tire inspections. Vehicle inspections occur every six months or 5 000 miles. Gasoline coupons A through T remain valid with updated through dates and usage for highway and nonhighway fuels.
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War Price & Rationing Board
Ration Coupon Changes For Heating And Processed Foods
Public ration updates extend blue stamps for processed foods with indefinite validity. Heating season coupons No 4 and No 5 remain valid through August 31, 1945, and new season Period No 1 coupons (10 gallons each) are valid. Sugar Book 4 No 30 31 32 33 and 5 lb entries remain usable indefinitely. Blue Stamps Book 4 for processed foods now valid indefinitely with home canning through February 28, 1945. Consumers to use blue stamps only for processed foods still rationed.
Point Value Stamps Details For Food Coupons
The document outlines stamp values from Meats Fats and Cheese A8 to Z8 and A5 to Pd with Red Stamps in Book 4, plus No 2 and No 3 Airplane Stamps from Book 3. Each stamp remains valid indefinitely for one pair. loose shoe stamps are invalid and stamps must be removed from the book when a purchase occurs.
Controlling Bitterweed in Pastures through Muliple Mows
Bitterweed in pastures can be controlled if the plants are not allowed to produce seed. Often three mowings are required, the first about six inches from the ground with plants in bloom.
First US Sulphuric Acid Made by John Harrison in Philadelphia
The earliest sulfuric acid in the United States was produced by John Harrison in Philadelphia in 1793. Harrison Brothers’ plant was later taken over by Ponts in 1917, and sulfuric acid has long dominated chemical production as the basis of many industries. In medieval times it was known as oil of vitriol.
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United States
John Harrison
Philphia
Harri Brothers
The
Ponts
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American Bible Society
Nineteenth Century Club
Frank Miller
Miller
Helen Cunningham
G. W. Hay
Sheppard Field
Texas
Mrs. Gibson
Lillian Hellman
Washington Dairy
Lorden's
Lorden Music CO
Washington, Iowa
Pittsburgh
Sorrell
Auto Parts
West Madison
Journal Blde
Eleanor Barrick
S-Set
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Air Age Bulletin
Otto Walton
T. W. Harwood Insurance Agency
Paul R. Horak
John Shields & Sons
Studebaker Corporation
P. L. Etter
Tlace & R i
N. W
Washington
S. W
Prairie Flower Elurelh
Farrow
Machinery & Equipment
John Deere
Roderick Lean
Dunham
International
Lrow
Birdsell
DeLaval
Delco
Presto
Atwater Kent
Brown & Bruty, Auctioneers
Mrs
Joe Barnes
Ray Whitehead
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