Two Great Commandments Weekly Bible Thought
July 25 1934 devotion cites Luke 10 27 urging love of God with all heart soul strength and mind and neighbor as oneself in daily reflection for readers.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
4
Byrd Stranded Far South With Injured Arm
In harsh polar darkness near Little America, Admiral Byrd isolated himself sixty miles south of the main base. Aiming to reach him, a small relief party has trudged about thirty miles in subzero temperatures to respond. They report temperatures down to 71 degrees below zero and severe difficulty navigating marked routes buried by winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
Little America
Byrd
Dillinger and the lure of easy money tale
The narrative traces John Dillinger from a start in robbery to a life of daring heists with a crew of law breakers. A $15 000 reward for Dillinger dead or alive drives the criminals’ urge, and a figure known as the woman in red is linked to the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillinger
Liberty
John
Russians Pray For Rain in Silent Village Ceremony
A drought stricken area near Jaransk in Gorky sees a church procession massed to urge rain. Despite Pravda protests, village Soviet leaders did not stop the prayer gathering on the collective fields. The piece notes enduring religious sentiment amid decades of communism and ponders life and eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Jaransk
Gorky
Communist Party
Pravda
Sushentzey
Split
Betty Goes a Travelling Reviewed Parade Day 1984
Betty Babcock recalls a sunbaked parade day with 10 000 marchers from many states led by dignitaries such as W T Agnew. The San Francisco police chief rides, bands play Onward Christian Soldiers, and California commanderies display ornate uniforms. After the event they dine at Topsey's Roost and attend a grand ball with awards and socializes, ending with reflections on travel and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisey
Market Street
United States
San Francisco
New Jersey
Alabama
Kansas
North Carolina
Portland
Oregon
Arkansas
California
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Diego
Riverside
St Bernard
Whittier
San Jose
Santa Rosa
Malmberg
Lopsey
Barbarte
Ubinois
Topsey's
W. T. Agnew
Eveyone
Mies Malmberg
By The Way Hot Weather Reflections
A jumble of lighthearted vignettes on heat and daily life. mentions ice cream weather, cooling ideas, birds water, and people reacting to 106 degree heat. Includes brief jokes about calmness, a classroom essay, and playful notes about summer frustrations. An abrupt ending hints at a divorce headline fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wounded Woman in Shootout Is Hospitalized in Chicago
Theresa Paulus, 29, of Chicago, is photographed at Columbus Memorial Hospital after being shot in the left leg by a bullet fired by federal agents aimed at John Dillinger. The incident occurred during a fray involving the famous outlaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillinger
Theresa Paulus
Chicago
Columbus Memorial Hospital
Rinner and Krabill Family Reunions Highlight Washington Gatherings
The article details multiple family events in Washington including 33 Krabill family members at Sunset Park, visits from Lois Rinner of Austin Minnesota to Arnold and Lou Rinner, and various extended family activities, birthdays, and illnesses. It notes Mrs. J J Boller learning of her sister Neney Otto’s death in Iowa City after a hospital operation and a series of visits to relatives in nearby towns, along with picnic gatherings at Mennonite church, threshers group events, and camp outings by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Krabill
Sunset Park
Washington
Mary Seholl
Lois Rinner
Austin
Minn
Arnold
Lou Rinner
Ernes
Sharp
Jacob Schlatter
Emery
Eigsti
Ruth
Doris
Mervin
Orlin
Morton
Sam Frevenberger
J. J. Boller
Siner
Neney Otto
Iowa City
Otto
Orie Liechty
Lee Koebel
Fayette
Noah Leichty
Ezra Wittmer
Harry Rishon
Sam Wittmer
Havre
Samuel Jr
Darvl Wittmer
Fort Huene
Aow
Ted
Mra Huene
Jessie Wenger
California
George
Wil
Nellie Brooks
Frank Clark
Mabel Walkind
Fairfield
Ererook
Ma Clark
Mre. Walker
Yeontah Rieh
Crawfordevile
Ellis Zook
Mre
Zook
Graber
Goshen Ind
Visi
Daniel Graber
J. S. Wyse
Econ
Wilbur Gordon
Huntington Park
Callif
Will Wyse
Saunders Grove
Mt. Pleasant
City View Threshing Run
Emery Fiesti
Own
Chriss Freyenberger
Ed Krabill
Mera Wittmer
Joe Good
Chriss Wyse
Emery Bigsti
Po FL Weaser
Davis Meyers
Peter Krabill
Excelsior Springs
Virginia Hixson
J.P Witting
Laurence Henes
Kermit Klopfenstein
Burlington
Lester
Joe Ross
Bessie Sears
Chicago
J. G. Roth
Arthur Roth
Orrtanna
Penn
Summer Comes In A Spray Of Vapor From A Liquor Store
Bob Templeman proves summer is here as alcohol drained from his mediator evaporates on hot pavement creating a cloud of vapor. Washington opens a liquor store and Springfield readers note the season’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Templeman
Summer
Washington
Wyman News Highlights Local Games and Visits
Wyman defeats Washington 20 in Tri City league. Wyman girls beat Mt Union. Chicago boys team played Wyman with 4 to 8 score. Local residents visit and travel including J RR Rees from Independence and Dan Bailey from Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
F. EB. Humphreys
Washington
J. RR. Rees
Independence
Chicago
Fd Halloway
Pete Ogren
Lee Metzggar
FBH
Davis
Cannon
Neil Kracaw
RK. Paisley
Burlington
Roy Kuenster
Dan Bailey
Winfield
John Hughes
Jo N. Davis
Sparrow Adopts Deserted Wren Brood in St Louis
In St Louis a sparrow adopted five wrens after their parent wrens deserted the nest. The sparrow cared for the brood the next day and is expected to stay until the young wrens can fend for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
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