Editorials on Glorious Lives and Following
A religious reflection cites Luke 6 11 about disciples leaving comforts to follow Jesus. It emphasizes exalted lives and enduring rewards beyond earthly ease for all ages.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1949
Page
4
A religious reflection cites Luke 6 11 about disciples leaving comforts to follow Jesus. It emphasizes exalted lives and enduring rewards beyond earthly ease for all ages.
Ottumwa editorials condemn destruction of public property and urge strict punishment for youths while calling for accountability of delinquent parents. The piece argues positive training to curb misbehavior and urges education of parents to prevent vandalism.
In Washington O E Schmitt starts a new popcorn and peanut stand after 40 years away from owning a business. He enjoys being outdoors, values the friendly support of old acquaintances, and notes that steady sales build modest earnings. Nearby, a YMCA soil conservation film and a loose, unscheduled summer discussion group add local color to the day.
A string of 36 conflagrations caused estimated damage exceeding one million dollars each in 1948, ravaging food stocks clothing lumber and machinery, and wiping out irreplaceable materials across multiple sites.
Report from the Ys annual flower show highlights fragrant bouquets and garden legends in West Chester. Attendees include Mrs. I B Coffey Mrs F L Linden Bever Mrs Homer Porter and Mrs Glen Martin famed for green thumbs.
Mrs. R. C. Ferguson of West Chester explains they make extra bouquets for unattended graves on Memorial Day at Elm Grove cemetery. The Ferguson couple are flower hobbyists who share blossoms throughout the growing season. The Journal office also received a bouquet of peonies from Mrs. Frank Szaywa.
A Yankee sailor buys two silk handkerchiefs in Alexandria and asks for names embroidered. He writes the names, but the merchant misreads the slip. On deck he discovers both handkerchiefs read To Agnes and Sally, a comical travel mishap from a busy port.
Eagle Lion showcases a rare stallion elk fight in Red Stallion in the Rockies. The Colorado Rockies location filmed tale follows a tame stallion leading raids and protecting a rancher’s granddaughter. Cast includes Jean Heather James Davis Arthur Franz Wallace Ford and Leatrice Joy. Andrew Seehenel produced and Ralph Murphy directed.
Valeria ends her summer romance with Eliot Harvey after two months and returns to Doug Metcalf. Eliot wavers between pride and passion, pleading for another chance as Valeria confronts his revealed vulnerability and false Don Juan image. She rejects him and seeks steadier affection with Doug at the Country Club ball.
Gloria Ann Kern and Paul N. Phillips married in a double ring ceremony at Holy Trinity rectory in Richmond. The Kalona couple will reside in Kalona after a two week Ozarks trip. Mrs. Phillips owns Gloria's Beauty Shop and is Paris Beauty Academy graduate, Mr. Phillips is Kalona school principal. Out of town guests included Norton Phillips, Gibson, Phillips families from Blythe Dale Missouri.
Galvanized steel coal hods provide inexpensive, sturdy fireplace fuel storage with simple lines that blend with any background. If desired, the containers may be painted to match various decorative schemes.
Shirley Kemper of Muscatine engaged to Frederick R. Woods, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Woods of Columbus Junction. The couple plan an early fall wedding. Shirley worked at Cohns News agency and attended Muscatine schools. Woods is a Columbus High School graduate, WWII veteran, and employed in Columbus Junction.
This Prairie Flower column records social visits and family events around Memorial Day. It lists gatherings at homes in Crawfords ville and near Trenton, picnic and dinner parties in Sunset park and Washington, and multiple family attendance at funerals and W. H. S. graduation ceremonies. The piece mentions numerous households including Roberts, Davis, Knapp, Finke, Huber, and Denison, with travel to New London and Cedar Falls.
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