Editorials Thought for the Day Abhor Evil and Love Good
A daily reflection cites Romans 12 9b urging readers to shun evil and embrace virtue. It notes that while loving comes naturally a person must choose to love what is right and beneficial.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1967
Page
4
A daily reflection cites Romans 12 9b urging readers to shun evil and embrace virtue. It notes that while loving comes naturally a person must choose to love what is right and beneficial.
A personal reminiscence recounts a Mt. Pleasant Farm Bureau Press-Radio meeting and neighborly friendship between the author and Claude Woods of KCN. The piece recalls childhood escapades in Sunset Park and Wallace grade school, a sled accident, a broken leg, and a farmer’s aid leading to healing with a silver plate, all framed by long friendship and aging.
T M Nelson, manager of Nicola and Harmon, visits a Mattoon greeting card shop. He notes the shop stocks cards for all occasions but finds Groundhog Day missing. On a return trip, the owner shows a homemade card featuring a lifelike groundhog, a new addition to the line.
A social note recalls a woman who pierced her own ears using ice to numb them and a needle to puncture, claiming the results were fairly even though infection risk loomed. The writer muses that men avoiding earrings is a relief.
A local man jokes that after two years of marriage his two-year run compares favorably to a seventeen year span, quipping about the math of their union and the notion of a long, steady partnership.
An oldtimer recalls when two could live as cheaply as one without both working. The piece notes roads slickest during rough weather and reflects on changing times and habits.
An aging Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay faces closure after four years since the last inmate left. The government struggles with maintenance costs and a deteriorating cellblock while weighing futures, including proposals for a United Nations memorial, a Disneyland on The Rock, or statues of John Paul Scott, with debate over the island's image and rehabilitation prospects.
Hospital Monday lists include Mrs Richard Skipton Washington and Ernest Strum Kalona with medical care. Kenneth Kron Washington and William Meier Hedrick undergo surgical procedures. Harold Messenger Sr Washington is hospitalized for surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Dewey Weeks Washington. Other entries name James Hammes Mrs Kermit Klopfstein and son Ainsworth Virgil Smith Washington. Today sees Mrs Joe Lister and daughter Washington Jay Krieger Washington Donald Ledger Fairfield and Miss Susan Meeks Mt Pleasant.
Obituaries list deaths in Washington and Keokuk County areas with ages and death dates. Notable entries include Mrs L A Meredith 85 of 1014 North Sixth Avenue and Mrs Ross Benson 71 of 301 South Marion Avenue, both dying January 21 1967. Also noting Thomas F Alter 94 Spanish American War veteran in Keokuk County and William Colbert 80 in Riverside Ohio area. Cecil E Glider 57 former Washington area resident died in Dubuque Xavier Hospital.
Admitted yesterday and today list multiple patients in Washington and surrounding towns. Obituaries note Wellman resident 78 and funeral services for Pearl E. Lukenbach in Muscatine and Byron Snider in Washington. Local history column highlights blood bank, civic events, hospital compliance, and community updates.
Yesterday entries include Fred Shoemaker from Washington with a medical note alongside Mrs Martha Nicola and Mrs Adolph Votruba of West Chester in medical context. Edwin D Kulp of Grandview referenced with a son. Today mentions Francis Greiner and Mrs Edward Burkholder of Wellman plus John Dusenbery, Keo ta, with medical context.
Thomas E F Alter 94 died Sunday at Ottumwa Hospital He was the only known survivor of the Spanish American War in Keokuk County.
Jim and Tommy Wide of Washington stay with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Conklin in Keota as their mother Mrs. Robert Wide visits relatives for illness. Burlington residents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marr and Mrs. Arlowyn Loghry visited May Marr and Charles McCampbell Sunday. Don Davisson and family from Riverside visited his mother Mrs. Ross Davisson. Aubrey Davisson and family were dinner guests. Card and Supper club hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Robert George. prize winners in pinocle were Shirley Vincent and Merlin Detweiler high, Mary Ellen Detweiler and Melvin Stanbaugh low. Participants included Willie Dietz and others. Mrs. Walter Fisher celebrated her birthday with visits Jan 15 and 19. Brian Fisher’s second birthday celebrated at dinner hosted by Ray Eakins. present were Brian, Bobby, Elmer Peiffer family, Betty, Darlene, Denny Peiffer and son from Walford.
In a Great Britain Sweden European championship match a Swedish South led six hearts from AK87 9263 AKQ in a West hand. The commentary notes how East’s failure to win the ace of spades at trick two altered the defense’s outcome, while South erred by cashing later cards. The analysis illustrates how misplays by both sides can cancel and produce twelve tricks depending on subsequent leads and ruffs.
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