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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
7
BELLEFONTAINE ministers who prayed for rain woke to a fierce thunderstorm and rain the next morning. In Logan Ohio a liquor agent named Forrest Trees was mentioned in local names tangled with Dewey Wheeler and Wheeler Dew in a scrambled report.
The lesson outlines for June 24 emphasize Jesus as Messiah and King through Matthew. It covers the resurrection as proof of Christ’s divine claims, the necessity of rebirth, behavior under persecution, riches versus spiritual focus, and the cross as life’s touchstone, urging faith in Christ’s sacrificial work.
The Resurrection of Jesus stands as a fact unaffected by scepticism through the ages. It retains significance as a cornerstone to the edifice of human redemption and holds vast hope for time and eternity, says James Orr.
Reading fragment describes electric praying wheels used by a Buddhist mouke in Tibet and mentions water driven mechanisms previously used by a band. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or entities beyond Tibet and Buddhist practice.
Merrimac brief with numerous small town greetings. Evelyn Baldosier visits grandparents. several families attend picnics and shop in Fairfield. Julius Crile suffers a stroke and slowly improves. kittenball games highlight Sunday activity. community notices include lodge meeting details and local calls on visits.
Rail timetable fragment lists multiple passenger and freight trains with up to date daily patterns, stops, and notes. Entries include No. 12 Apache, Golden State Limited, local freight, mixed trains, and Southwest Limited connections. Officials L Goodlauder and J C McKay listed as agents.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Lambert and daughters Arlene and Ruth Maxine visited the Wasson home in Washington on Wednesday. Arlene stayed overnight with her grandparents. Bible school activities include children and teachers attending in Washington with a picnic at Sunset Park. Bible school closes Friday with a Ruth play at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
The constellation Orion yields a convenient angular distance measure in the heavens. Its belt spans about three degrees, with notable gas nebulae and bright stars, along with many double and multiple star systems, offering a striking astronomical feature.
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