Thought for the Day and a Barroom Bon Mot
The page presents an editorial thought for the day on worship and church where Psalm guidance is urged. A humorous barb about marriage and a quip on inflation contrast with reflections on faith and spending.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1971
Page
11
The page presents an editorial thought for the day on worship and church where Psalm guidance is urged. A humorous barb about marriage and a quip on inflation contrast with reflections on faith and spending.
The Rev. John Vickers faced a funeral for a Burlington notable who was an atheist. He chose a memorial service focused on life’s meaning rather than religion, including a reading from Swinburne. The piece also recalls the Old Eb burial tale from Coolidge, Kansas, highlighting stark humor at funerals. A quick science note then recalls a basic temperature guide from a seventh grade class.
Iowa Crime Commission pushes a plan for 11 regional correctional facilities with state funded prisoner transport. The measure aims to shift inmates from county jails to regional facilities, using existing jails where possible and adding three new centers in Dubuque, Council Bluffs and Des Moines.
In a narrative on card play, Be Jay Becker tops the color as a master of timing. The article analyzes a West led king Featar sequence with endplays and ruffing to force a win. It discusses how precise planning and correct timing defeat defense.
Scott Pulver Johnson 21 of Los Angeles was brought back to jail after arraignment in Avoca Iowa on murder charges linked to the Sunday night death of Harold Lee McCluskey 31 of Minneapolis.
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