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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1952

Page

3

Editorial on Fear Exaggerating Obstacles and Giants

The piece argues that fear inflates challenges, making obstacles appear overwhelming. It cites biblical imagery of giants from Numbers to urge a steadier, faithful perspective on victory and persistence.

RAMBLINGS and Remnants Iowa State Fair Rodeo and Fireworks

DES MOINES Sept 1 The author recalls enjoying the Iowa State Fair rodeo from Montana acts including a Fairfield Iowa rider and local drum corps Gowrie Iowa. He notes calf roping steer wrestling and horse tricks, praises a high fence near Brahma bulls and a spectacular fireworks finale with Uncle Sam and an ocean liner set pieces.

Des Moines Sept Montana Fairfield Iowa Ede Wirls American Legion Uncle Sam

Birthday wishes and fair observations from the Iowa State Fair

The writer notes birthdays in families from Keota and Ainsworth, mentions Dave Benson and a wedding anniversary, then describes Labor Day at the fair. He recalls lights, performers, fiddlers, horseshoes, the plaza, a band from Iowa, the administration building, midway crowds, and friendly attendees. Rain threatens the automobile races, and the writer plans to eat at a discounted meals stand.

Ellen Havel George Havel Ainsworth Dave Benson Three Quarter Century Club John Martin C. M. Crossett Fred Downing

Visit to Westminster United Presbyterian Church

The writer attends Westminster United Presbyterian Church in a northwest town area beyond Drake University. The large 2500-member congregation holds two Sunday services at 930 and 11 o'clock, with cushions on seats and an unusual pre Benediction offering. The trip costs $1.15 by taxi out and 15 cents by bus back.

Westminster United Presbyyterian Church Yeates Harold Scott Grouns Drake University

Local Chicago guests visit Falks at their home

Dave and Sara Falk of Chicago Illinois were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Falk. The social visit highlighted local family ties and hospitality in the community.

Emporia Kans Gazette Dave and Sara Falk Ounicago, Ill Joe Falk

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