Sinners Sowing Iniquity Reap Calamity Prov 22:8
Bible Thought for Tuesday August 12 1941 reflects on sin as harming the sinner first and foremost. The meditation cites Proverbs 22 8 about sowing iniquity and reaping calamity.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1941
Page
4
Socialized Medicine debated by Rotary speaker Dr Boice
Rotary club members urged printing Dr C A Boice's August talk on Socialized Medicine. He contrasts state controlled care with U S practice, highlights progress in medicine, cites costs and welfare issues, and warns against blanket compulsory insurance as harming patient physician relations and care quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
C. A. Boice
United States
Iowa
Ilinois
J. Ham Lewis
Senate
Germany
Dortmund
Munich
Ruhr
Hitler
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Local Recital Ends With Cakes and Questions
The lengthy recital ends as ice cream and cake are served and a teacher bids the students farewell. A child brings her little brother, while another boy comments on his father’s habit of saying being busy. Humorous exchanges and a church whisper about a troubled relationship add light, everyday detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Astre
Bobby
Plans for Kalona Homecoming Aug. 14 details
Kalona plans for the ninth annual Homecoming Thursday Aug. 14 begin at 10 with prize money totaling 100 dollars awarded every 15 minutes. Entertainment includes aerial acts roller skating magic and the Kalona band with talks by Lt Governor Hickenlooper and Rep T E Martin at 2 45. An evening Lovas band dance closes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hender
Kalona
Hickenlooper
T. E. Martin
Iowa City
Lovas Band
J. F. O'Laughlin
Canada
Minneapolis
Frank Hamilton
Marie Herner
Mercy Hospital
H. V. Beck
Riegard
Harriet
Maxwell
Tom Sparks
Oklahoma
S. C. Ware
John Adams
Ware
EF. H. Reif
H. V. Snodgrass
Reif
Mainton
Colo
Richard
Charles Snoggrass
Estes Park
Ford
T. V. Knerr
Kalona Red Cross
Methodist Sunday School
C. E. Hillis
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Iowa Falls
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
R. H. Peterseim
A. W. Britton
Soldiers get properly fitting shoes across eras
The Mason City Globe-Gazette notes efforts to provide soldiers with properly fitting footwear both in World War I and today. The piece reflects on the ongoing supply challenges and the emphasis on comfort and effectiveness for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City Globe- Gazette
Traveling man must change twice before reaching New York
In a brief exchange from the Christian Science Monitor a ticket seller questions the passenger as she explains she has only one traveling suit. The remark underscores travel constraints and social propriety during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christian Science Monitor
Phone Call Inquiries About Fidelity Insurance For Spouse
On a recorded phone call a caller asks if the Fidelity Insurance Company is reachable by phone and seeks to arrange fidelity insurance for her husband. The respondent confirms the company identity and asks how they can help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fidelity Insurance Company
Ima
Indian proverb on soil loss and white man impact
A clipped note from Ponca City presents a stark scene of degraded land with gullied fields and a dilapidated dwelling. An Indian narrator contrasts traditional Buffalo country living with white man farming and dismisses relief and work, stressing grass preservation and avoidance of waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dawson
Ponca City
Where Lies Freedom program and social hour notes
The program Where Lies Freedom was held with attendees including Mrs. J. S. Miehan Mrs. W. H. Knotts Mrs. P. D. Yoder Mrs. Ivan Alt and Jerry Mrs. Frank Fry Mrs. R. S. Fry Mrs. J. Strickter Alice Kempf Mary Hofer Mrs. A. W. Britton and the hostess who served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Strickler and daughter Marilyn and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guengerich are vacationing at Clear Lakes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom
J. S. Miehan
W. H. Knotts
P. D. Yoder
Ivan Alt and
Jerry
Frank Fry
R. S. Fry
J. Strickter
Alice Kempf
Mary Hofer
A. W. Britton
Lowell Strickler
Marilyn
Jack Guengerich
Clear Laks
Three Boys Leave Riverside To Work In Harvest Fields
Riverside notes report Melvin Dunn Donald Hotka and Francis Brophy traveled to North Dakota seeking harvest work. The column details visits by former residents including William Hopkins and family and trips by Cline relatives and others to see kin and celebrate birthdays. Local social notes cover extended family visits across Iowa Minnesota Illinois and California with mentions of attending a state Legion auxiliary convention and returning travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Melvin Dunn
Donald Hotka
Francis Brophy
North Dakota
William A. Hopkins
Watsonville
Calif
Fred
Harriet) Durst
San Francisco
Ed (Louette) Nohrden
Palo Alto
Bertie Shelladay
F. A. Kinney
Iowa City
Hopkins
FS. McGee
J. Knox Cline
Estherville
Hill
Eric Peterson
Evelyn Peterson
Evelyn
Grandpa
Grandma Cline
W. C. Leeney
Chicago
Bireline
Knittel
Anna Bouquot
Henry Bouquot
Spoon Fish Story World record claimed for spoon fishing
Durban South Africa angler H Robson landed a 700 pound silver gray shark after a five hour battle in what is believed to be a spoon fishing world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
South Africa
H. Robson
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