Sacrifices of motherhood praised in June 1946 note
A June 1 1946 item honors motherhood and its sacrifices. It cites biblical sentiment from John 12 32 about being lifted up to draw all men, framing mothers’ selflessness as the core of love.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1946
Page
5
A June 1 1946 item honors motherhood and its sacrifices. It cites biblical sentiment from John 12 32 about being lifted up to draw all men, framing mothers’ selflessness as the core of love.
A reflective column notes Memorial Day stories, warns about reckless driving and urges a high turnout on Monday’s primary election. It cites a touching tale of a boy buried near railroad tracks and advocates strong penalties for traffic violations to curb fatalities.
Grace Hill May 31 graduates Clifford Corpman Dean Farrier and Arthur Dunbar attended rural Sth grade commencement at the Methodist church. Several local families hosted dinners visits and social events across Grace Hill Washington Coppock and Sigourney communities throughout the week.
G Bellamy resigns after ten years as superintendent of the Winfield Consolidated school in Columbus Junction May 81. Martha Butler reports Bellamy leaves to accept another superintendent position.
Changes and events across Columbus City and surrounding areas include teachers shifts with Mrs. Duncan noting a birth at Dr. and Mrs. Stout of Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Sands, recently married in Boston, visit their former in Columbus City as families adjust to new life.
Poporomia with thick waxy leaves stays compact under 12 inches and thrives in high heat with low light. Philodendrons tolerate the same harsh conditions, making them suited for similar indoor spots.
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