Iowa Town Martials Volunteers to Produce Newspaper

By David Schaper

Published February 1, 2005 at 7:00 PM HST

Rev. Paul Skelly (left) and other volunteers who help put together the <I>Scoop</I>. — Rev. Paul Skelly (left) and other volunteers who help put together the *Scoop*.

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