The Only God Daily Thought
Bible Thought for Saturday January 0 1982 presents Deuteronomy 6 4 The Lord our God is one Lord. A concise devotional line emphasizes monotheism and devotion.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1932
Page
4
Bible Thought for Saturday January 0 1982 presents Deuteronomy 6 4 The Lord our God is one Lord. A concise devotional line emphasizes monotheism and devotion.
The Rotarian notes business leaders turned adversity into opportunity in 1931 by reshaping operations. A Chicago piano stool maker shifted toward radio cabinets, while a piano factory began motor boat production, preserving jobs and boosting profits. The piece praises proactive leadership, urging others to rethink old models to survive depressions.
Mr. S C Pearson of Cal Ainsworth visited the new journal home on Thursday admitting he was late but praising the institution. The Wash ington County veteran, born here or brought as a child, noted changes in farming and recalls past activity in public affairs with steady optimism about earnings from farming.
The text presents a daily vocabulary note with synonyms and mispronunciations for terms like imprecate astound ing, and advises on pronunciation and common misspellings. It repeats a marketing style urging readers to expand their vocabulary through daily words and examples.
A compilation of humorous newspaper typos from Washington County and Southeastern State Teachers College. Notable examples include Miss Bessie Blank visiting her twin brother aged thirty two and a note misplacing salt and pepper to the floor of Swiss steak.
Scattered snatches of sensational lines describe bizarre cases and odd notices from a historical paper. Topics include a buried survivor questioned by a widow, a hung jury, and humorous asides about weddings, birthdays, and local clubs alongside quirky quotes about decor, attire, and odd anecdotes.
The Plymouth Brethren, a non sectarian Christian group, hold weekly Sunday meetings at the Shellabarger home in Washington. Mon day evening guest J H Fleming of Minneapolis led a session after previously speaking in Kansas City and Centerville. Regular services include Sunday school at 10 30 and church at 11 with breaking of bread on Lords Day.
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 regular meeting second Thursday each month with Ida McDaniel W M and Ernestine Denison secretary. Washington Lodge No 26 regular meeting first Friday each month with Glenn Mace W M and A W Yard secretary. Visiting members welcome.
Railway timetable lists eastbound and westbound trains with numbers names and daily service notes. Includes local passenger freight mixed trains and special stops for California passengers and Knoxville branch with agent names and daily exceptions Sunday.
Grace Giuliano a 28 year old graduate nurse and bride of five months was killed when a mysterious bullet crashed through a window at her West Orange New Jersey home Police say the gunfire may have been accidental with marks on nearby houses supporting an amateur rifleman theory Local detectives pursue clues without a clear motive.
A mother approved the youths plan to die before capture after killing six officers, described as the only decision shaping the doomed lives of the brothers who killed the officers. The article frames the incident as a tragedy driven by family mandate and fatal resolve.
Mata Hari will screen at the State Theater Monday Tuesday and Wednesday featuring Greta Garbo and Ramon Novarro in leading roles. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama stars Lionel Barrymore Lewis Stone Henry Gordon Karen Morley Alec B. Francis and a strong supporting cast.
Mary Astor and Ricardo Cortez appear again in Men of Chance at the Fox Theater Friday and Saturday next week. The drama from Louis Weitzenkorn features Parisian boulevards and world pleasure centers with a surprise finish.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Scheussler and son Roger of Iowa City visited here with Mr and Mrs Grant Edwards. Rev and Mrs A N Porter Mrs Mary Packer Mrs Minnie Sprague and Ted Maxwell visited Orson Packer in an Iowa City hospital Thursday afternoon. They found Carson recovering from a nasal operation and hoping to come home soon. W H and Miss Mary McCall hosted Mr and Mrs W W Twinam and Merl Twinam and son Charles William at lunch. The wrecked gravel trucks south of town were towed back to town yesterday and looked badly battered.
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