Bible Thought Confession about God as guide eternal
A devotional note quotes Psalm 48 14 declaring God is our God forever and our guide even unto death. The line emphasizes steadfast faith and divine guidance through life and beyond.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
10
A devotional note quotes Psalm 48 14 declaring God is our God forever and our guide even unto death. The line emphasizes steadfast faith and divine guidance through life and beyond.
A community laments the accidental drowning of Jackie Haven a junior high student Sunday school member and Boy Scout from the city. The piece reflects on the deep sorrow unique to child deaths and the shared sympathy extended to bereaved parents amid life’s unforeseen losses.
A calm ordered 1933 Fourth of July event in Washington featured games music dancing and sports while readers report a generous drive to feed hungry children clothe the needy and provide milk and shoes for winter, projecting the celebration as the longest yet.
A mixed column of humorous fragments includes a Civil War tale of a bird saving a guard, a Longworth anecdote about political bribery, birth news from Bulgaria, and scattered quips about printing material never published. The tone mimics a late era column with assorted short items and jokes.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds a 3 957 000 project to build 5 000 rooms in the Bronx with 100 four story walkups and five six story elevator units. About 7 700 workers will be employed over seven months, benefiting 9 000 city residents through material purchases and housing improvements. Nathan Straus Jr. leads land use for the project at 213th street and Boston road, urging rapid fund drawdown to spur slum removal and economic revival.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Minick and sisters Frances Dora and Lillian spent the Fourth at Iowa City and Cedar Rapids visiting relatives at the Phillip Geyer home in Cedar Rapids and attending a picnic at Beaver Park. Mrs M P Miller returns home from Iowa City after visiting her daughter Mrs Ben Wallace. Mr and Mrs Carl Hedges and daughter Ruth came home Monday after several days at the Century of Progress exposition.
Marion Anderson spent the weekend and Fourth visiting cousins near Ainsworth. Maud and Ethel McCreedy returned from Arkansas City Kansas. Cy Dickinson of Brighton shopped in Washington yesterday. A L Linnenkamp and children visited Keswick and Gibson Iowa for the Fourth. Kenneth Carris of Corydon spent the Fourth with his parents and relatives.
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