Prayer Verse From Psalms 139 25
A brief religious citation presents Psalms 139 with the verse asking God to search the heart and know thoughts. It emphasizes divine knowledge and personal reflection rather than a narrative.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1936
Page
4
A brief religious citation presents Psalms 139 with the verse asking God to search the heart and know thoughts. It emphasizes divine knowledge and personal reflection rather than a narrative.
City officials warn drivers to avoid crossing temporary barriers near fresh rock paving until set. Barriers will be removed when ready. The improved streets offer a smooth ride, less dust, reduced main-street congestion, and a chance to explore Washington’s secondary streets. Take the family to see the town once paving finishes.
A 1936 piece invites motorists to visit Brookfield Zoo near Chicago, praising its humane habitats and diverse wildlife from horned rinoceros and polar bears to giraffes, lions, and tropical birds. It notes educational value and contrasts cage life with more natural enclosures, while imagining visitors’ reactions to primates and reptiles.
Eulalia Benson with her Cook orchestra won first prize $3.09 at the Wayland amateur contest on Thursday afternoon. The Little German Band from Wayland took second prize $1. Other contestants included Ralph Davison Alfred Pedro and Helen Martin. Notable travel includes Clara Neff’s trip to Chicago and John Wenger with C B E Rhum heading to Des Moines for the Democratic convention. Community figures Mrs. Harris Beese and family plan a Canadian eastern visit. Everybody's Day drew a large crowd Thursday afternoon and evening in Wayland.
A long district court notice describes J G Spevacek suing Warren House Rebecca House and many others with a claim to land described as the NE quarter of the NE quarter in section 17 township 76 range 7 West. It warns defendants to appear by Sept 7 1946 or face default over the real estate dispute. The document also lists unrelated local notices and community updates.
A quirky By The Way item recounts threats and odd incidents around Dick McCleery. He received threatening letters and a ransom demand for his cat Felix, who later turned up asleep in the sink. A supposed ghost terror is debunked when Mr McCleery buys drinks for the group.
Jon Schultze notes W C Fields Poppy at the State Theater as the standout of recent entertainment. A misprint in a Want ad misreads Lag Ford V s8 as a vintage quip. Old item recalls 1896 civilizational caution on stone walls and a joke about burying a mother in law.
Emily Post outlines serenity sincerity and sympathy as the three essential traits for a lady, emphasizing composed behavior honesty and compassionate conduct as guiding standards for social grace.
A list of plaintiffs defendants and respondents appears, including William Basey Rebecca Basey John Campbell Jno Campbell David Anderson Leah Campbell Margaret Young Robert Young James Young David Palmer Letitia Palmer Will Hollingsworth Mary Hollingsworth J D Bray Skelly families and associated executrices and administrators in a District Court action during the September term in Washington County, naming numerous parties and entities such as the Grand Seminary of Montreal and the Washington Loan and Building Association.
Martha Butler reports a series of visits and family updates from Columbus Junction Iowa dated July 4. Mrs Harl Eversneyer and relatives from Little York visited here previously. Mrs Mildred Cupps and her son from Dubuque stayed at the Sheltlabarger home. Mrs Joseph Lewis returned from a visit with her brother in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Morris Rabenold of Decatur IL visited Edgar Rubenold and attended the Isadore Rabenold funeral. Mrs E Leonard and daughter Marilyn returned from Edelstein and Mrs Virgil Frage and daughter Mary Lou Davenport helped Bina Kauss and daughters this week. Miss Betty Edmondson is visiting her aunt Mrs Toley Bak.
Governor Clyde Herring said he is not contemplating the appointment of Congressman Guy Gillette of Cherokee to a new post. The remark came amid questions about a possible reshuffle or fill in at the federal level.
In tropical test conditions a physician reports aluminum foil can intercept heat rays from hot pipes and walls reaching shipboard cabins.
Mrs Anda Sheetz and her son Burrell from Keota were seen shopping in town this morning as local residents reported a lively morning shopping scene.
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