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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1964
Page
4
Editorial notes praise for messengers of peace and Christ’s service. A humorous aside on calorie use after three trips upstairs, then reflection on aging, absent mindedness, and compensations found in effort. Mentions Isaiah 52 7 and Zion.
Arnold Palmer wins the Masters amid jubilant crowds and a return to form after a difficult season. The victory marks his first in months and follows his smoking cessation. Spectators praise his open, engaging persona and the game that has long defined him.
Iowa high and junior high schools may exhibit up to 12 two dimensional and eight three dimensional works in the 34th annual Art Conference. The event, sponsored by the State University of Iowa Department of Art and Extension, features critiques by Thomas J. Larkin and Marvin Klaven with talks by Arthur Olver and others. A preview of five art films is planned with an informal session on April 24 and lectures April 25.
Funeral services for Carl G Voorhees were held at 1 30 p m Saturday in Jones Funeral Home with Reverend Doctor Theodore Schwartz officiating Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery with bearers Robert, Dale Denison, Dr Etter, Walter Sheets, Sperry Kaster and Dale Atkinson.
From a modest 1790 advertisement near Wall Street to a booming industry, coffee roasting spread across America. Innovations after 1800 built machines by Burns and Arbuckles, shifting home roasting to commercial packaging and vacuum packing, with modern plants roasting billions of pounds annually.
The 17th century physician William Harvey, famed for describing blood circulation, left fifty six pounds of coffee to the London College of Physicians in his 1657 will. He ordered monthly gatherings to drink coffee in his memory, declaring the bean source of happiness and wit.
Highland Community School sent eighteen entries to the Small Groups and Solo Contest at L and M Community School. Dianne Brehmer earned Division I on flute and piano solos, with a flute duet also Division I. Linda Gerot's French Horn Solo and several vocal and instrumental groups earned Division I or II ratings. seventeen entries placed. Pre-registration was held Monday at Ainsworth building. A girls track meet is set for April 14 at Waco, with other meets planned including Pekin.
A bridge article describes an endplay sequence where declarer cancels dangers by drawing trumps and executing a ruff and discard to force West from a critical card. The example shows South misreading West's ten as covering the jack, costing two club tricks and a down one despite strong endplay knowledge.
An associate from the Iowal State Employment Service will speak to seniors at Wilton Junction on Wednesday night and at Waco on Friday Wednesday morning, April 15, at 9 50.
Crawfordsville April 12 Harold Williams and Don Rees dissolve their partnership in the Sinclair Station Harold will retain the business as Harold's Sinclair Station and keep all current services. Don Williams will move from Fletcher Oil D X station to Harold's beginning Monday April 20, and will be employed there.
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