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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
9
Editorial ponders open talks between Errett and LeCounty leaders, asking if their frequent public discussions signal covert deals or a model of civil discourse. The piece argues for exposure of any shady plots or honorable example to inform the public and ends with a moral about saving on essentials versus luxuries.
Des Moines IDPA reports a funding packet of 68 000 for a governor twin engine aircraft prompts a fight over pilot assignment. Gov Harold Hughes wants Jack Weiland to fly the plane while Adjutant General Junior Miller backs Col Milford Juhl. Miller says the law assigns the plane to the military department and would be operated by army aviation facilities. The interim committee can block the purchase if costs rise or priorities fail.
Dr Gingerich visits Jamaica to observe Mennonite missions. Virginia Board started work in Kingston area in 1954 with the Loewens, then Metzlers and four congregations now exist with over 100 members. Churches include Constant Spring Good Tidings, Alpine in the hills, Hall Green, and Retreat near Ocho Rios.
Reader recalls a Washington cemetery monument to John Williams, a Civil War era slave born in Virginia who died in 1897, and wonders about his descendants. The column then reflects on Washington Community YMCA history, noting its 51st year, early leaders, and the endowment fund aiding youth.
Mrs Ida Lindenm ess chairs the Study Group of the women's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church West Chester on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Walter Bauer opened with an article on May's M's including May day Mother's day and Memorial Day. Devotions led by Mrs Lloyd Bauer themed Home. Mrs Robert Stephens reviewed two chapters of the study bank Who Turner hosting the next meeting at Frank James Stancer home. Refreshments aided by multiple local residents. Memorial Day guests from Des Moines Washington and nearby towns attended.
A daughter paints rooms during a home visit and leftovers linger as the homey feature. A robin of small joys, old cages, garden colors, and blue morning glories frame a letter from a local observer. The piece notes cheerful garden details, life events, and a hospital-bound “Man at the Window” in critical condition after a cerebral hemorrhage on May 17.
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