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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1931
Page
4
The Christ Across the World, Yet Undenied
A poetic meditation on Christ’s presence everywhere from country towns to ships at sea. The speaker declares Jesus visits every place, breaks barriers of creed, and offers perfect love, despite betrayals by friends and dogmas. He is the Master of the centuries who cannot be denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Studies in Humanities Funded by Global Research Grants
James E. Clark notes a council of learned societies awarded fifty scholars $66,000 for humanities study with projects abroad. Topics include Roman pavements, Anglo Saxon riddles, medieval Rhenish city economies, Greek theatre sites, and medieval epithalamia manuscripts. He urges focus on U S research with direct societal benefit, such as American street conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Clark
Bankers Journal
Council of Learned Societies
Italy
England
France
United States
Embarrassing Moment Recounts Teenage Sunday School Tale
Wayne Meeks recalls a Sunday when he bragged of a new teacher Mrs Hoover and his mother joked about President Hoover's wife. The eight year old describes the embarrassment and his teacher’s response, ending with a sincere sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Meeks
Mrs. Hoover
President Hoover
Riddles of Life and Culture in American Civilization
The author argues that living audiences in modern American theatres shape individual minds and future society more than ancient or medieval studies. He laments destructive forces in America and urges national intellects to study current cultural influences rather than the past.
Red Army sizes beyond half a million says War Dept plan
The Mid West Review notes Russia's Red Army exceeds 500000 and contrasts with France. It cites U S War Department plans for instant mobilization of 4000000 in war. The Federal Council of Churches protests war prep as undermining security. It argues future fighting is aerial and the army serves internal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
War Department
Federal Council of Churches
Council
Moscow
Great Red Army
Daily English Lessons and Common Usage Notes
A compact guide on mispronouncing Homeopath and the Latin phrase Note Bene. It highlights pronunciation rules for o and e vowels, accen ts, and stresses the correct forms of words like transpired and complete. Includes synonyms for timid and fearful as a reference.
Nonsense and Whimsy from a City Column
A collage of humorous asides and light anecdotes includes jokes about planning ahead, Amazons, a Siamese twin tale, halitosis, and halting wisdom. It notes the Klondike gold discovery anniversary and reflects on human tendencies and humor in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Alaska
Evening miscellany of jokes and wry observations end of day note
A column of light humor and aphorisms on life and luck. The piece recalls misread rhetoric about war and happiness, a country chicken tale with a city man, a robbing incident of Sidney Smith, wordplay about a long U S history postcard, and a closing nudge to help at home followed by a Page three tease.
Olds Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Olds residents share visits to Washington D C and Fairfield, a birthday party for Lillian Anderson, Chautauqua attendance, an ice cream supper, and continued free picture shows. The state fair baby contest features Nancy Ann Brown as Olds representative. A western trip by the Van Winkles concludes with Montana and Yellowstone stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baker
Ainsworth R. 3
Chautauqua
Washington
Olds
Huston
Muscatine
Nancy Ann
James F. Brown
Hugo Astberg
Dubuque
Ostberg
Merrimac Social News Detail in Amrine Correspondent
Lester Kienti painted the new granary and corn crib built this summer. Mr and Mrs Dave Baldosier and Mr and Mrs Johnnie Baldosier visited A N Amrine and family. Arthur Norton and baby spent time with Harry Rekel family. Des Van Winkle visited O N Amrine and Mrs Carl Amrine. Lester Kientz family attended the Burlington Fair. Ida McKune of Granity was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry County
A. N. Amrine
Howard Burger
Junior
Robert Kientz
Johnnie Baldosier
Chris Pohrens
Dora Shuppy
Doss van Winkle
Chris Pohren
Fairfeld
Glen Shafer
Roy Duttweiler
Maggie Burger
Dave Paul
Earl Smith
Harry Anderson
L. LaMotte
Waldo
George Ackey
Arthur van Winkle
Roy Eshelman
Lois
Merrimac
Lester Kienti
Dave Baldosier
Arthur Norton
Baby
Harry Rekel
Des van Winkle
O N. Amrine
Carl Amrine
Lester Kientz
Burlington Fair
Ida McKune
Granity
Havre Social Club Ice Cream Social Draws Crowd
Havre Aug 18 The Havre Social Club and families held an ice cream social on the Archie Cannon lawn despite cold evening. A large crowd enjoyed abundant homemade ice cream and cake before departing late, thanking Mr and Mrs Cannon for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Archie Cannon
Cvol
Cannon
Frank Moore
Lee Hunt
Hazel
Ainsworth
Henry Hunt
Homer Hunt
Dale Darbdyshire
Iowa City
Earl Kephart
Bertha
Beatrice
Howard Baker
Community Guest Visits and Weekend Gatherings in Washington Area
Helen Bishop returned home from Fremont Iowa after a week with Miss Helen Titterington. Numerous visits and Sunday dinners mark a busy weekend as families from Washington and surrounding towns hosted relatives and friends including the Zieglowsky, Westen, Gamble, Frey, and McCall households. Chatauqua attendees and a new Navre school foundation prep highlight local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bishop
Fremont
Iowa
Helen Titterington
Geo. Westen
Stanley Brook
Arthur Eden
John Westen
Will Miller
Hotle
Ethel
Earyl
Will Edgar, Jr
Howard Baker
Henry Jugenheimer O!' le Clair
Elmer Mason
Mrs. Mason
Henry Jugenheimer
Loonie Jugenheimer
Washington
Mike Koehler
Henry Koehler
Ainsworth
Jake Weerman
Howard McBrid
Will McBride
Frank Moore
Lawrence
Charles Barthelow
Lesle Herring
Iowa City
Florence Carr
Town City
A. B. Carr
Will Knott
Azuba Park
J. W. Park
Ellwood New
Joe Klopfenstein
Martin Westen
Illinois
Fred Zeiglowsky
John Simmering
Edna
Everette
Walter Westen
Albert Zieglowsky
Harry McConnell
John Gamble
Mary Gamble
Otto F. Frey and Sons
S. C. Wittmer
Henry and
Bernice Zieglowsky
Carl Zieglowsky
Edna Westen
Willis
Virgil
Dwight Wittmer
J.T. Wenger
Minnie
Arnold Carr, Jr
Homer Kephart
Main Creek
Bryan Swift
Howard Witting
Swift
Claud McCall
Dale Darbyshire
Carl Schneider
Omer
McCall
Marie Zieglowsky
Chatauqua
Navre
John Zieglowsky
Notice Proposal for Erection of Schoolhouse Palestine Iowa
Proposals for building a schoolhouse in the Palestine School District English River Township Washington County Iowa are invited. Bids received by 8:00 p m August 26 1931. Plans and specifications available at the district office. The board may reject any or all bids. Henry C Kiefer secretary Riverside Iowa August 15 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
English River Township
Washington County
Iowa
Henry C. Kiefer
Riverside
Sweden Granted First Place for Radio Reception Conditions
Sweden is reported to have the best atmospheric conditions for radio reception, earning top standing in a global assessment. Researchers highlight stable ionospheric properties and minimal interference as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Bigger One There Isn’t Much Difference Between Fools
Quotations aside the remark notes little gap between old and young fools, with age bringing only more practice. It presents a wry reflection on folly and experience without asserting a specific event or source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taleda Binde
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