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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1977

Page

2

Fathers Duty and Frugal Wisdom Echo in 1977 Editorial

A July 30, 1977 newspaper editorial urges fathers to avoid provoking their children, calling for honor, fairness, and gentleness. It reflects on parental duty, family budgeting, and quotes Josh Billings on quick yeses and savings. The piece frames prudence in spending and saving as a path to steadier family life.

Josh Billings

Lost and Found Envelope Brings Journal Reader Fame

A Kalona Evening Journal representative misplaced cash and checks last Monday. Mrs. Duane Yoder of Ellen's Sewing Center found the envelope in front of her shop and will hold it for the owner. An accompanying letter from Edith Elgar’s classmate notes a Sacramento residency and recalls classmates from the 1929 Washington High School graduating class.

The Evening Journal Kalona Duane Yoder Ellen Journal Washingtonian L. Dale van Haaften Sacramento California Edith Elgar Washington High School

Grannies Have More Fun by Vera Stutsman Smith

Tomato woes recounted as plants in crooks and porch planters developed black bottoms last year. Walnut trees nearby and soil pH discussed. some readers link overwatering and proximity to walnuts to the issue. This year crops thrive, with first four tomatoes picking July 18th.

Vera Stutsman Smith Washington Evening Journal Paul Shearer John Click Margaret Buttman Marcia Brown

Lightning strikes hit Dale Fuhr and neighbors in storm

Sympathizing with Dale Fuhr and other homeowners, residents recount a recent thunderstorm that damaged houses by lightning, knocked out appliances, caused smoke, and forced delays before plumbers restored normal life. Neighbors offered help while reflections on modern comforts followed.

Dale Fuhr Dale

The Percentage Play in a Bridge Deal by Becker

In a contract bridge example West leads a heart and declarer must gauge unseen cards. The article explains choosing the line of play that maximizes long run success, showing the ace of diamonds as the correct play to achieve the slam if East holds certain distribution, while jack yields only if West holds the K and Q. The analysis hinges on probability and defensive distribution risks.

Declarer West South East King Features Syndicate, Inc

Dear Abby tips for wives and a troubled marriage query

Abigail Van Buren offers ten tips for wives to ensure a healthy marriage and previews a forthcoming husband list. A divorced woman, 41, with alimony, questions marrying a 27-year-old man with a child and possible loss of alimony. Abby advises caution, suggests there are bigger issues than age, and urges patience if love endures.

Abby Midwest

Almanac for July 30 1977 Highlights and Births

United Press International notes July 30 1977 is the 211th day of the year with 154 remaining. It marks Henry Ford born in 1863 and lists historical events including WAVES formation in 1942 Apollo 15 moon landing in 1971 and Nixon impeachment progress in 1974.

United Press International Venus Mars Jupiter Mercury Saturn Henry Ford American Federation of Radio Artists AFL Franklin D. Roosevelt U.S. Navy David Scott James Irwin U.S House Judiciary Committee Nixon

How Do The Trees Heal Themselves

L M Boyd notes that extreme cold splits tree trunks yet wounds often close and disappear within hours. He compares this to social questions about daily meals, finding younger respondents favor breakfast while older respondents favor supper.

L.M. Boyd

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