Lord Teach Us to Pray Editorial Thought of the Day
The piece reflects on prayer effectiveness citing Luke 11 1 and Matthew 6 as guiding models. It argues many prayers fail to reach God because they lack true intent and focus.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1963
Page
11
The piece reflects on prayer effectiveness citing Luke 11 1 and Matthew 6 as guiding models. It argues many prayers fail to reach God because they lack true intent and focus.
An informal chronicle praises mushrooming as an inexpensive sport lasting about three weeks. It recalls finds by J. L. Pease, Donald Jackson, Don Robertson, and Beyek, notes early and late season dates, and nervy tales of mushroom hunters, luck, and misadventures. It discusses gathering habits, family participation, competition, and even a failed auction of sponge mushrooms.
A reader laments that schooling teaches arithmetic but not money management. The essay argues youths face hidden costs like sales tax and carrying charges, earning eight but needing more than eight, and suggests a need for practical financial guidance and budgeting education.
Walt Unk reviews upcoming stamps including Montgomery Blair 15 cent commemorative with Blair portrait issued May 3 at Silver Spring Maryland. Finnish Red Cross semi postal set due May 8 1963. Religious head of Christ and Crown of Thorns issues July. Cook Islands marks June 4 1963 with pictorials in New Zealand first day cover service. Poland Kennel Club dog stamps praised. San Marino Raphael paintings set with 20 10 100 and 200 lira. Norway petroglyph trio features deer fish and unidentified figure.
John Bell is patient at Muscatine General Hospital after an accident at his Columbus Junction home on Saturday April 13. He lost part of a finger when his hand was caught in a pulley while repairing machinery and also sustained a strained back.
Norman and Mrs. Sojka of Marion hosted Easter Sunday dinner at Wes Sojka’s Riverside home with many local relatives and friends including the Burich, Hora, Swenka, and Ebel families. Nearby, Donald C. Smith, 20, son of Nora Swenka Smith of Swisher, died after battling leukemia. funeral services were held in Cedar Rapids.
An article discusses carbon monoxide risks from incomplete combustion, urging ventilation and proper appliance maintenance. It notes that universities are using hydraulic legs for polio victims and amputees, with broader mechanical assistive technologies for health. Also described is the cleft palate condition in newborns, its improved surgical technique, and the importance of timely operation. A measles mumps and infectious disease quarantine reminder emphasizes consulting a doctor or Health Department.
Keota high school Student Council members led by Lynn Disney attended the district meeting in Keota with Bonnie Greiner as district secretary candidate. Community clubs and local residents gather for Easter weekend activities, Notre Dame concert, and a 76 Center Improvement Club potluck at Walter Steed home.
In a championship match B Becker describes varied openings by North with clubs or weak no trump, one table sees a heart opening leading to a down one, debated by South and West. Another table features a 1D 1M sequence, a West takeout double, and a Tex convention misread leading to a down two despite Blackwood.
Local residents hosted Easter weekend guests including Robard Rees and Cheryl Rees of Cedar Falls and Karen Rhea, Paul Henderson from State College of Town Cedar Falls, along with John Anderson from Iowa City and Margaret Stout from Ames. Social activities featured church service planning and a sewing group at Olds.
Hochstetlers hosted a dinner party at the Captains Table in Washington on Tuesday evening. Guests included Kean Feldman, Herman Yoder, E J Hessel schwoerdt, Tehhockhorst family, Strabala family, Floyd Walker, C C Shimon, C L Rogers, H l Bygelow, C J McKenzie, Ody Miller, Mary Gunngey, and Eugene Way. Easter guests of their son in law T C Clark and family in Wayland also attended.
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