Way of Peace Bible Thought for Friday Feb 21 1936
Acquaint now thyself with him and be at peace. The verse from Job 22 21 offers a call to seek a relationship with God for peace and blessing.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1936
Page
4
Acquaint now thyself with him and be at peace. The verse from Job 22 21 offers a call to seek a relationship with God for peace and blessing.
A poem by Margaret E. Sangster honors Washington and Lincoln as enduring symbols of valor, hope, and sacrifice. It describes them as pioneers who bear a white, blue, and red banner and urge national unity and love across the years.
Colonel Waldron recalls George Washington born February 22 1732 in Wakefield Virginia and emphasizes his enduring role as national symbol of leadership and virtue throughout American history.
An article reviews Washingtons pivotal role from colonial resistence to independence and constitutional founding. It notes his leadership in the revolutionary war and presidency, his renowned habits, wealth, and status, and discusses a War Department finding that the rank of General may have been created but not formally appointed before his death.
A reader notes flag display around the square for George Washington's birthday and recalls a fourth grade debate over Washington vs Lincoln. The piece mentions Stelen Breese of Philips & Hebner reporting a rise in picture finishing due to more people photographing drifting snows, and notes five Saturdays.
The brief ponders a rare occurrence tied to this month’s schedule, noting it hasn’t occurred since 1688 and its next appearance remains uncertain.
A collage of quips and comic lines about weather, race, manners, and daily life. It mentions a hard talking house to house salesman, a fly trap ad scene, a wooden leg joke, a dog fight, a hat mishap, and medicinal sips like rhubarb and sassafras tea with a nod to meat and potatoes.
A clinical thermometer wrapped in heavy cloth was lowered into very deep water. The resulting implosion did not shatter the instrument but reduced it to a spoonful of fine white powder, proving implosions can occur with external pressure.
Muscatine defeated the Cardinals 36 to 22 in last home game of the season. Poor shooting and sloppy handling plagued both teams as Woodford and Stites sparked some offense for the Cards, while Muscatine led 11-1 after the first period and 20-11 at halftime.
It is unlawful to trade mules after dark in Alabama except in an established place of business.
Burlington high beat Muscatine 28 to 19 to extend its lead in the Little Six standings. The Burlington five led 14 to 6 at halftime and held off a Muscatine rally in the second half. Burlington reserves won 26 to 25 in the preliminary.
Washington hosts a fast paced basketball tourney next week on the Y court with 12 teams led by Independents and Phantoms from Ainsworth, Democrats and Andhorgs from Fairfield, Blacks and Pickups from Washington, and squads from Crawfordsville Keota Cotter Kalona and South Inglish. Monday opens two games nightly through Saturday with a bye for the Phantoms and a championship finale.
Reporters questioned Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard near Los Angeles before their vacation cruise. Chaplin dismissed rumors of a honeymoon and praised Goddard as destined to become the greatest comedienne in the world.
Washington wrestling fans show revived interest as Jim Bear challenges Fred Brandell for the Iowa light heavyweight title in Washington next Thursday. Pinkie George touts Brandell as a long time state champion and top grappler while Cantondine draws hype as a 250 pound crowd magnet facing Chicago’s Kogut in a Wednesday program.
One member well known to Washington fans is Dale Pulhy. Other Cotter players listed include Lester Malley Clyde Stoutner Raymond Hancock L A Mirick Everette Romine Charles Biewen Richard Hudson and Paul Russell with Forrest Tucker as manager. Thomas Davis and Williams are frequently named in Cotter's lineup with Elmer Thomas listed as manager.
Keokuk High School defeated Washington 36 to 22 as the Keokuk team surged ahead early and maintained the lead. Tucker led Washington with driving baskets and free throws while Keokuk’s five regulars shared scoring. Next Friday Keokuk hosts Burlington in a potential league title decider, with Ottumwa still in contention. Washington finishes with Muscatine. Two other league games were postponed.
Thirty five athletes, preparing for intercollegiate competition, completed the first week under Coach Ossie Solem at the University of Iowa. He said drills will focus on fundamentals indoors with scrimmage sessions planned. outdoor weather will extend indoor practice if snow and cold persist.
The team lists Hugh Williams Thomas Williams Bennett Thomas Harry Thomas Donald Bell Glen Ollieh Hayden Davis Arnold Edwards Robert Hammond and David Davis as rowers with no additional details provided.
The thoroughbred Arabian racing camel or dromedary is noted for covering as much as 100 miles daily in desert training.
Waldorf of Forest City will open against Waukon in the Iowa junior college basketball tournament. Fort Dodge seeks to defend its title as twenty two teams enter. First round actions include Albia Elkader Ellsworth Graceland Chariton Boone Port Dodge Britt Burneivon Kathville Lenox Red Oak Sheldon Webster City Osceola Mason City Waldorf Waukon Muscatine Northwestern Washington.
Iowa hosts Michigan in a key late season clash aiming to split the Big Ten at 5-5 and finish near .500. The Hawkeyes rely on speed to challenge Michigan who average 14 points per game while Iowa guards defense seeks to curb Wolverine shooting as they defend a strong home record.
More than 18 000 men and women have passed parachute jumping examinations since aviation became a sport in the Soviet Union. Parachute towers for training dot the grounds around the flying fields.
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