Parable of the Sower Cited in Thought for the Day
The editorial note presents Luke 8 11 as the seed is the Word of God and urges readers to read pray and ask the Lord to prepare hearts to receive and heed His Word in the Parable of the Sower.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1971
Page
4
The editorial note presents Luke 8 11 as the seed is the Word of God and urges readers to read pray and ask the Lord to prepare hearts to receive and heed His Word in the Parable of the Sower.
In earlier decades tennis thrived with about a dozen courts in town and large city tournament entries. Notable players Henry Little and Hub Turner faced each other in a 55 plus semifinal in Lexington Missouri, with Henry winning 7 5 6 4. An anecdote follows about a failed French horn effort in the Washington school system.
During World War I the Evening Journal employed three high school students who secretly edited and printed a newspaper for about three weeks. They sold ads and earned five cents per copy using borrowed paper and Journal equipment without authorization. After discovery, their work moved to daytime shifts only.
A taxpayer recalls waiting years for a $44 federal refund that was sent to a college student in Des Moines who shared the same name. John Mattes of the IRS intervened, and after the funds were recovered the refund was eventually issued with interest. The writer wonders if the tax department would have shown the same patience for a misdirected return.
Ten years ago residents gathered for family visits and events as Mike and Pat Gilpin spent the weekend with parents in Par sons College Fairfield. Conrinued coverage notes Lynda Stewart's final ISU semester, Connie Schumacher as a Sweethearts Ball finalist.
A compact hospital roundup lists admissions and discharges by patient name and town. It records births at Wellman Columbus Junction Kalona and Washington with new daughters and sons, and notes patients admitted for medical surgical care and transfers to Veterans Hospital Iowa City.
Washington County records show 63 percent of deaths in 1969 were due to heart and related vascular diseases and 6 percent in 1970. About 13 percent were under 65, with 12.5 percent in 1969 and 1970. The Iowa Heart Association urges support for ongoing research and education efforts as the Heart Fund drive nears.
Death notices from January February 1971 list Mrs. Frank Leeper 88 of Washington who died Sunday January 31 at Maplewood Manor Keota. Mrs Halle Hanft 79 of Columbus Junction died Sunday afternoon January 31 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Harry D Kleese 92 died February 12 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs William 87 of 412 North Court Fairfield died Tuesday at Maplewood Manor Keota. Irvin Whitham son of Washington. Mrs Howard Gladys Caldwell 66 of Route 2 Washington died February 5 at Washington County Hospital.
A CHECKING UP column parodies social clichés with anecdotes on divorce marriage risk, child development myths, a ski bicycle invention, and humorous quips about coins, business failures, media bids, and professional ambitions. The piece closes inviting reader letters to L M Boyd.
The piece discusses expert bridge logic, emphasizing that each player holds 18 cards and that declarer must exploit known distributions. It analyzes how West's diamond holdings and the club lead shape endplay decisions, illustrating how reading the opponent’s hand guides the play to force discards and maximize trick payoff.
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