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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1952
Page
3
Fragmentary editorial expresses reverence for God and mercy, urging faithful love and recognition of divine compassion. It cites scripture and emphasizes devotion over worldly concerns in a concise, devotional tone.
The column muses on Christmas emotion and the practical, social side of the holiday. It laments gift excess while urging shared generosity, cites local giving like a $70 effort for Washington's Home Association, and invites readers to reflect on true spirit and community.
The article explains that heavy water comprises about one part in 5000 of ordinary water and differs from normal water by containing heavy hydrogen in place of the usual hydrogen.
Tests by agriculture experts show the best storage temperature for hatching eggs is 50 degrees Fahrenheit. The report notes reliable storage environments and references the West Coast Hemlock used in construction at the 1939 San Francisco World’s Fair, which endured the heavy foot traffic of millions.
Mrs. Don Shep herd elected president of the YWCA council outlines plans for appointing standing committee chairmen. Members are urged to volunteer via Jo or Edna McCarty. YW room open Tuesday. no nursery. Caroling mixers, Christmas party details, and thanks to supporters noted. Also a note on Disney’s Robin Hood staged with Maid Marian.
A lavish new Technicolor feature presents Robin Hood as a fearless outlaw leading his Merrie Men in Sherwood Forest. Richard Todd stars as Robin with Joan Rice as Maid Marian in a tale timed with royal rebellion and romance amid England’s earlier history.
The Christian Builders class of the Baptist church held a potluck supper at the church. Woodrow Crone, president, led the business meeting and the group planned the Sunday night program. An offering was taken and voted to be sent to the Baptist Children's Home at Lake Villa, Missouri.
Julius Kusting of Columbus Junction formerly of Washington has been a patient at the University hospital in Iowa City since November. His room is Nov W-555. He would be glad to hear from friends locally.
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