Ruthie's Dead. Let's Keep that Way

[Johny Joe Hold]

I made another of my phone calls to Des Moines Mayor, Frankie Cownie, today. I told him again he needs to ban a craft beer sold in downtown Des Moines called "Ruthie."

In the 1950 Ruthie Bisignano owned her own bar in downtown Des Moines. Instead of just selling beer the way respectable men did, she used sex. She has huge breasts. Instead of use a try to carry beer around her bar she balanced two pints on her breasts. Men came, including celebrities like Cicil B DeMille and Dwight Eisenhower came to watch the sex show. If ever the Godly State of Iowa was degraded into a lustful sex center it was during the two decades of Ruthie Bisignano. Fortunately Landover Baptist Church was only minutes away in Godly Freehold to save what remained of a sin free lives.


Freehold thanked Jesus when Ruthie finally died in the 1990's. Buried along with her should have been the sex and sin she was known for. But, a greedy craft brewer is using her name. Even though Ruthie was known to all as a harlot Ruthie beer is very popular. Celebrating her sin needs to stop. I hope Mayor Cownie will wake up soon and ban it.




Greatest Generation still recalls famous barkeep Ruthie (desmoinesregister.com)

[Isabella White]

Re: Ruthie's Dead. Let's Keep that Way

I made another of my phone calls to Des Moines Mayor, Frankie Cownie, today. I told him again he needs to ban a craft beer sold in downtown Des Moines called "Ruthie."

In the 1950 Ruthie Bisignano owned her own bar in downtown Des Moines. Instead of just selling beer the way respectable men did, she used sex. She has huge breasts. Instead of use a try to carry beer around her bar she balanced two pints on her breasts. Men came, including celebrities like Cicil B DeMille and Dwight Eisenhower came to watch the sex show. If ever the Godly State of Iowa was degraded into a lustful sex center it was during the two decades of Ruthie Bisignano. Fortunately Landover Baptist Church was only minutes away in Godly Freehold to save what remained of a sin free lives.

Freehold thanked Jesus when Ruthie finally died in the 1990's. Buried along with her should have been the sex and sin she was known for. But, a greedy craft brewer is using her name. Even though Ruthie was known to all as a harlot Ruthie beer is very popular. Celebrating her sin needs to stop. I hope Mayor Cownie will wake up soon and ban it.

Greatest Generation still recalls famous barkeep Ruthie (desmoinesregister.com)

Good on you, dear Brother Mayor Hold! I had forgotten about Ruthie, and as I do not indulge in the consumption of alcohol, I was not aware that Ruthie has had a beer named after her. I hope Mayor Frankie takes your call to heart, and enacts this ban -- immediately.

Proverbs 20:1 "Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging: and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise."

Leviticus 10:9 "Do not drink wine nor strong drink, thou, nor thy sons with thee, when ye go into the tabernacle of the congregation, lest ye die: it shall be a statute for ever throughout your generations:"

And, now, thanks to your posting, I know that Ruthie is the inspiration for yet another sinful promoter of alcoholic beverages. Would you happen to know the name of the person one should call, to have this sort of thing banned?

[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: Ruthie's Dead. Let's Keep that Way

Good on you, dear Brother Mayor Hold! I had forgotten about Ruthie

And, now, thanks to your posting, I know that Ruthie is the inspiration for yet another sinful promoter of alcoholic beverages. Would you happen to know the name of the person one should call, to have this sort of thing banned?

I had not see that picture of the Kardashian flaunting her body. Banning the Ruthies and Kims around us is a most noble goal. Think of all the young girls who see them and are tempted to enter the world of sin. Their parents would have taught them the quiet life serving a husband is the Godly life and that of glamor and sin a ticket to hell. Our work here at Landover Baptist is more important now than ever before.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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When I read about the 48DD's fascinating history of the story, what you're t mean the point. The story. I had to see the primary historical artefacts for myself. I know you're probably right as usual, but for me I would say Ruthie's are worth preserving for the sake of heritage. I'm mean look at those happy sacks faces - it's a family show. I'm definitely not imagining something else in each of her hands.

[MitzaLizalor]

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I hadn't expected the customers to look like that.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Re: Ruthie's Dead. Let's Keep that Way

I hadn't expected the customers to look like that.

Nothing wrong with the ladies enjoying a couple of soda pops too.