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Him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out. Our God is amazingly approachable. A great and powerful friend is very close at hand.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1967
Page
4
Him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out. Our God is amazingly approachable. A great and powerful friend is very close at hand.
Ten local men sponsored by Jones Bros Texaco and West Truck Line entered the 1934 Chrysler in its first race at West Liberty. Driver Larry Polky West jammed the throttle to the floor, stuck at high speed, yet finished seventh on a chaotic circular track amid cars all around. Polky quipped the throttle sticking at full throttle might have let him beat one more car.
Three Washington High School faculty members Roger Harrington John Sproule and Jim Rossen pursue advanced degrees at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Missouri while teaching and coaching football basketball and track They also handle apartments and home duties with TV dinners and an oven mishap highlighting their household adjustment A lighthearted wedding anecdote follows about a thrifty couple and a $500 gift to pay a $529 honeymoon shortfall A birthday note for Warren Morgan ends the item with a jovial Grand Jury duty joke
Bill Smart attended the International Kiwanis meeting in Houston Texas. A man from Washington Iowa found him and handed a business card to deliver to the narrator. After weeks of searching through Bill’s billfold the card was finally located from an old friend. The narrator notes hoping to return the greeting at a future convention.
In a Washington cafe a prominent local Democrat ordered an elephant car roll with his coffee. The proprietor quipped that it was as close as ever to the Republicans, while the Democrat agreed it was as close as he ever wanted to get.
The Monday hospital brief lists patients admitted yesterday and today by name, location, and medical status, including Dirk Weerman and Mrs Ed Wise. Birth announcements include a son for Mr and Mrs Duane Miller and a daughter for Mr and Mrs David Penick.
In the 1967 Becker contest analysis West can beat the three notrump by playing the queen on the first spade lead. If South holds the jack or East has it, the queen saves or preserves tricks. West should depart from the usual low-denial rule and play the queen to foil declarer's spade finesses.
The deaths of William H. Sager aged 43 of Brighton and Danville after a long illness in Rock Island Illinois. Mrs Selma Fern 86 mother of Paul Fern Jr in Washington died at Bartels Lutheran Home in Waverly after six years residence. Funeral for Elmer Lewis Fabian 49 in Sigourney with burial at Pennington Cemetery. Fabian of West Chester died Friday in a car crash on Highway 1 south of Iowa City. Wayland funeral services for Miss Louise Imhof Wednesday at 10 am in Wayland Mennonite church burial in North Hill Cemetery. Zehr Funeral Home notes may call.
Mrs Grace Wilson 79 former Wellman and Washington resident died Monday in Waterloo graveside rites set for Wellman Thursday at 2 30 p m Mrs Max Rodman 78 died this morning July 26 at Washington County Hospital after months of illness
A retrospective from Washington highlights events and people 109 years past. Mentions Miss Donna Blatter nursing at Mercy Hospital Iowa City, trips by Mr. and Mrs. Day and Miss Livingston, Marine Division reunion in Detroit, Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, and many family travels and notices across the region. Local civic notes cover corn contests, new fences, property moves, and community events with named families and places.
Funeral services for Mrs Katie Mae Kauffman Kauffman will be held at Wayland Mennonite Church on Saturday at 2 p.m. She died early today at Washington County Hospital after a two week stay following a stroke.
The Washington Iowa Evening Journal issue for Saturday July 29 1967 reports regional weather, local notices, and brief community items. It highlights civic events and public notices in the Washington area with concise summaries of upcoming activities.
Mrs Mary Agnes Griffith age 81 died Thursday at 8 15 p m at her home 917 Prospect Place Wellman Lewis William Groff age 89 died Wednesday at Shenk Nursing Home after a lingering illness
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