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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
4
Today's Bible Thought reflects on 1 John 4 18 declaring there is no fear in love and that perfect love drives out fear. It cites the verse about fear and torment and urges the believer to grow in love rather than fear.
The Washington Boy Scouts build a modern log cabin west of town for frequent use with bunk beds, fireplaces, and a setting that evokes rugged timber life. The piece also notes a president’s resignation from the University of Iowa and praise for the Carnegie Foundation work.
The article praises a Boy Scout cabin as a place to guide boys through adolescence into productive adulthood. It highlights troop and YMCA efforts, calling the activities character building resources that improve Washington community life and applauding all who support them as worthwhile.
The piece accuses France of refusing to honor debts and accuses the nation of dishonesty. It argues past wartime friendship contrasts with current contempt and predicts long-term US antipathy if Paris continues defaulting on obligations. It warns future aid may be limited.
A lowa paper notes preparations for a calf show with 34 boys and girls entered. A business man dismisses afternoon calls saying all claim importance, while a wife seeking access is briefly rebuffed, illustrating local workplace humor.
Business and Professional Women's club members are asked to bring candy by Friday evening for the home made Christmas candy sale. The note requests contributions to support the club's charitable activities.
An on site social event is to be held at Washington Cleaners, with plans described for Friday evening to Miss Trelen Breese and for Saturday morning at Phillips and Hebner, Washington Cleaners 25708.
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