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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1944

Page

3

War and world duties reshape American outlook

The column urges embracing internationalism and shared responsibility after the war, noting the U S involvement in European affairs and the need to adapt to global leadership. It contrasts humanity's laws with human error and discusses birth patterns, aging infrastructure, and postwar recovery challenges. A Stars and Stripes interview with a German youth exposes lingering Nazi influence and the difficulty of reeducation. It ends noting Bourke Hickenlooper’s modest view of public service and a joke about joint accounts.

Iran Bulgaria Afghanistan George Washington France Germany Hitler Youth Nazi Children's Organization United States Lebensraum Buehrer U. S Stars and Stripes

Turtle gift sparks joking exchanges and curious buyer

Duke Rommel gives Joe Vicken a turtle for a birthday. Preston Wolf cites the anecdote in an advertisement quoting Joe who said he did not want a turtle. Soon after, a woman called wishing to buy a turtle, and Joe joked about the mistaken gift.

Duke Rommel Joe Vicken Preston Wolf Joe Wolf

Turtle Farm Joke Backfires In Telephone Prank

Joe suggests calling Duke about a turtle. Duke replies with a rapid fire rap that mocks the caller. The mysterious woman on the line seems to be a prankster, and both men realize they may have been double crossed while plans for an apology hinge on a Pickens visit.

Duke

So and Sew Club Gift Exchange Event

The So and Sew Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Milt Walldrob. Members played bunce and exchanged prizes won by Agnes Bowman and Lavina Walldrob. Guests included Larry, Nancy and Richard Walldrob and Denis Nicola. Next meeting is December 21 with Mrs. Agnes Bowman.

S and C Milt Walldrob Agnes Bowman Lavina Walldrob Larry Nancy Richard Walldrob Denis Nicola

Resurrection and victory over death in Corinthians

The Apostle Paul preaches the gospel of Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection, defends the reality of the dead rising, and explains the transformation at the last trumpet. He emphasizes faith, grace, and the order of resurrection, urging Christians to live righteously.

Christ Cephas James Iso Church of God God Crist Father

San Diego I Love You delivers wartime laughs at State Theatre

A humorous Universal release opens at the State Theatre with Louise Allbritton and Jon Hall in a wartime San Diego family tale. Edward Everett Horton Eric Blore and Buster Keaton add strong comedy value as Reginald Le Borg directs.

Universal San Diego Louise Allbritton Jon Tall Edward Everett Horton Eric Blore Buster Keaton Eileen Ruth McKenney Richard Branston Reginald le Borg

T T T Chapter Christmas Party Reported

Crawfordsville December 15 The Chapter Lo of P T T enjoyed a Christmas luncheon at the home of Mrs Grace Robertson east of town. Members gathered around a long table with a fruit centerpiece and snowman cups. A Christmas box for disabled soldiers at Clinton hospital and gifts for girls at the Davenport orphans home were arranged.

Crawfordsville P.T.T Grace Robertson Robertson Arlene Fletcher Fisie Belle Jones Clinton Hospital Children’s Orphans Davenpore

Verse on incorruption and victory in Christ

The passage proclaims incorruptibility through immortality in Christ. Death is defeated, with the sting of death being sin and the law its power. Believers are urged to remain steadfast and fruitful, knowing their labor is not in vain in the Lord.

Christ Jesus Our Lord Ephesus Adam Jesus Christ

Family Dinner at L Humston Home

Relatives held a cooperative Christmas dinner at the Lloyd Humston home for Raymond Hurmston Sue and Mrs Humston of Chester Pennsylvania and a farewell for Mr and Mrs Howard P Miller. Twenty one people attended at noon with afternoon visitors including Dr and Mrs W S Kyle and others. The gathering featured visiting and Christmas carols.

Lloyd Humston Raymond Hurmston Sue Fred Werner Charles Welsh William Beggs Harriet Clendenning Ralston Meek Lloyd Mittler

Pleasant School Hosts Community Social Meeting

The Pleasant school district held a Friday evening community meeting at the schoolhouse. Entertainment featured Christmas recitations by students and carols by attendees. After two contests, the refreshment committee served refreshments. next meeting set for January 15 with a new committee lineup.

The Pleasant Paul Harvey Elmer Young Earl Chorpening Myron Burroughs Don Boone Jean Miller Ira Mikseh Lyle Hayes Leonard Brinning Walter Jones Ed Libe Mabel Johson

Highest Returns in Spring Flocks Despite Costs

Demonstration flock records show the highest average returns above feeding costs occur in the spring when production per bird peaks and egg prices are lowest.

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