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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
4
A reflection on repentance and divine aid cites Manasseh to argue any sinner can reform. It condemns tax resistance advocates, critiques federal waste and scandals, and notes Cuba's rationing while praising the value of newspapers amid a Minneapolis strike.
In a four team match East opened four hearts at one table and North doubled. South doubled for penalty after five diamonds went down one, losing 200. At another table a preemptive 4 hearts bid led to a six spade contract, North scoring 1,660 and partner 200, for a combined 1,860 point gain.
In New York the United Church of Christ uses documentary films to awaken congregations to social and economic issues. The automation themed Tomorrow shows workers and management, urging churches to engage in problem solving rather than entertainment. The effort targets men and working women for discussion and stewardship. In Hollywood Billy Daniels to perform at Basin Street East as he records a new Ampar album.
Burton E Fern MD describes aphasia after a left hemisphere stroke and how language center damage affects speech. Ed, once top salesman, uses labeling, matching, and recording aids to relearn words and communication. Training continues at home while Ed ascends to sales manager on written reports.
New York reports Dr Millicent McIntosh says women are tired of frequent studies by psychologists sociologists and educators. At a retirement luncheon she noted the vast material on the woman question and urged women to live their lives unselfconsciously and without constant discussion of their problems.
Richland town streets are being repaired with a new oil and rock coating. The Rev Frederic Harris and laymen attend the South Annual Conference of the Methodist Church in Newton. Many local church and school activities are listed along with hospital and family news.
Community notices from Wellman show a church dedication attended by families including Karnes Semler Swan Blum Goodwin and Huber. The Walther League marked its 65th anniversary with a Wellman Park picnic and members joined in June church activities and local visits.
Naomi Wilamowsky 21 led 1961 Yeshiva University graduates with a 3.98 GPA. Her sister Dvorah 18 followed this year with a 3.97 four year average. Father notes a home atmosphere that makes study a normal daily activity.
The Washington Hustlers 4-H Club toured members’ homes Tuesday to view projects. The group gathered at Bob Bonar’s at 9 a.m. and demonstrations on hogs dairy beef and livestock photography followed. A sack lunch was shared in Sunset Park at noon.
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