Adversity Faith Hope Message Cited in Editorial
Editorial reflects on adversity as temporary with a belief that God's children endure. It cites scripture Second Corinthians 4 9 to emphasize faith and love triumph over despair.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1951
Page
4
Moving into a new den at West Washington Street
The author details moving to 315 West Washington Street and setting up a den as a practical living space. He recalls the Harwood family history on Gospel Ridge, the shift from landlord dependence, and building plans from layout to finishing touches. He notes window fins, tradespeople, and evolving house styles amid weather and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wood
Ohio
Classified Subscriptions Rates Across States
Per week by carrier in Washington value listed. Per year by carrier in Washington shown as 12.56 dollars. By mail in Iowa options include 3 months and 6 months with specified amounts. Outside Iowa 3 months shows a different rate. All subscriptions appear payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Esami
Uae
Hollywood Jackpot Idea in The Jackpot at State Theatre
The Jackpot at the State Theatre features Jimmy Stewart Barbara Hale in a Twentieth Century Fox film about a Midwestern junior department store executive who wins a $24000 prize bundle. The story inspired by John McNulty in The New Yorker follows Stewart and family as windfall reshapes life and humor. It warns that wealth does not guarantee happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
State Theatre
John McNulty
New Yorker Magazine
Jimmy Stewart
Barbara Hale
Stewart
Mid- America
Natalie Wood
Tommy Rettig
Dead End Kids and Little Tough Guys End Feud on Set
Hollywood’s famous rival youth gangs the Dead End Kids and the Little Tough Guys have formed a truce while filming the local art release You're Not So Tough. Director Joe May brokered the peace after days of on set tension. the Fox Theatre showcases the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joe May
Fox Theatre
Ace and Wolf Spark In Roy Rogers Movie North of the Great Divide
The article notes Wolf the German Shepherd stars opposite Roy Rogers in Republic’s Trucolor film North of the Great Divide. It mentions Trigger the horse was rumored jealous, but the claim was unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Roy Rogers
Republic
Fox Theatre
Ace
Wolf
Roy
Trigger
Bakers Drive Billion-Dollar Farm Produce Trade
A report notes that bakers represent the farmers' largest industrial buyer, purchasing nearly one billion dollars worth of produce each year. The relationship underscores the scale of demand from bakery sectors for farm goods.
Ramblings and Remnants Recall Ice Skating Days
Bruce Cowden recalls Owen Grecian and Ted Crone sharing memories of winter skating in Washington. They recount ponds like Jugenheimer's, Highland Park lake, and Crooked Creek, the thrill of crack the whip, rescues from holes, bonfires, and a shift to indoor rollers as movies and tech changed leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Grecian
Ted Crone
Owen
Crooked Creek
West Chester
Ted
Washington
Jugenheimer
Highland Park Lake
Washington Chamber backs voluntary downtown parking plan
President L. J. Kehoe and Secretary Les Hamil report about a volunteer parking agreement by about a hundred business and professional men to keep cars at least a block from the square on Saturdays. They praise cooperation for easing traffic and hope the approach continues to widen parking for shoppers and out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Kehoe
Les Hamil
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Kehoe
Hamil
Washington
paving plans for West Madison Street in 1951
Mr Kehoe said paving of West Madison Street is likely in 1951 with assurances from state highway officials. Plans include highway No 1 between Kalona and Iowa City and Washington Brighton improvements. If weather and materials permit, the work aims to finish in 1951 creating a 14 mile gap to Kalona to be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehoe
West Madison Street
State Highway Commission
Here
Brighton
Kalona
Iowa City
Washington-Brighton
Washington
Washington’s Next Fifty Years Hopeful Outlook on Progress
Community reflections on the coming half century in Washington and the United States. The piece predicts major scientific advances, acknowledges potential woes, and argues that living conditions have improved since the century began. It expresses cautious optimism for future changes and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
With Our Men In Service John J Johnson on Seven Day Leave
John J Johnson of Pit 341 Military Police Co ZL Camp Rucker Alabama spent a seven day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson of Harper. A communication dated December 14 by Sgt Robert notes the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Johnson
Miliary Police Co
Camp Rucker
Alabama
Ernest Johnson
Harper
Kelley in Korea Receives Family Welcome
Robert C. Kelley, RA 17245792, HV Mortar Co., 5th Cav Regt APO 201 Unit 1 c/o San Francisco Calif, was greeted in Korea by his aunt Mrs Arnold Tucker of Brighton. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Kelley living at 920 North 5th Street Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Korea
Arnold Tucker
Brighton
Sei
Robert C. Kelley
HV. Mortar Co
5Th Cav. Regt
APO 201 Unit 1
c/o
San Fransico
Calif
Sgt
Car! Kelley
North 5Th Street
Washington
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All IN
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Dead Enders United
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Morrison
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Ee Cheorce
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Gifford Morrison
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East Side
DE. . L. Smith
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Osteopathic
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D. C
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Chic Young
JRE
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Washington Chick Company
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