The Privilege of Strength Verse Reflection
Bible Thought for Friday June 24 1938 urges strong readers to bear the infirmities of the weak and not seek personal pleasure. Romans 15 1 anchors the meditation.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
6
Bible Thought for Friday June 24 1938 urges strong readers to bear the infirmities of the weak and not seek personal pleasure. Romans 15 1 anchors the meditation.
A Chicago column argues committees will uncover public exploiters but notes prosecutions won’t solve today’s economic woes. It cites Morris Lenney at County Hospital with a bank book showing 2013 dollars, claims of old age pension fraud, and Illinois surveys finding nearly half of relief recipients in some counties were chiselers.
Miss Beulah Lowry writes a playful guest column about warm weather and optimism. She recalls a neighborhood stroll, a young man’s comment, and a quip about a car getting stuck. The piece blends humor with gentle reflections on not knowing much and everyday observations.
A lively New York World-Sun account describes confusion at a boxing match with two prize fighters Louis and Schmeling. Spectators paid thirty dollars a seat and argued over obstructed views while the ring action went unseen or misseen by many in attendance.
Washington Independents plan to start 17 year old left-hander Guy Sojka in his first start as they seek a third straight win at Blattner tract against Oskaloosa. Dale Kiesey will catch, with Young, Fuhr, Mitchell, Buckwalter in the infield and McAvoy, Kerr in the outfield. Anderson is out with a sprained ankle.
A column shares quotes on friendship including Emerson and loyal love. It recounts a Dad's Day prank where a sock gift was delivered at breakfast after mixed plans. The writer invites reader feedback and hints at a future guest conductorship for Mr. V. in the Journal.
Sister Mary Naomi and Sister Mary Oli of St Marys convent travel to Des Moines for a Sisters of Charity retreat. Walter Prymak of Burlington visits his mother in Riverside while his father remains in Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Anna Vegey from St Marys convent Iowa City visits with her mother and family. Samuel PBox of Richland and Thelma Morrow of Ribio obtain a marriage license here.
Ralph Pratt and Tom Duncan returned from Des Moines with Schmeling Louis fight pictures opening today at the State Theater. The film runs sixteen minutes and features unusually complete slow motion footage praised by Lee Taylor and Harry Rieger as the best fight movie they have encountered in 20 years.
Helen Shalla of Meline Illinois visits sister Mrs Louis Havel and parents Ed Shalla. Kate Shalla from Washington visits Ed Shalla and family. Mrs Fd Shaile hosts H J club with thirteen members seven guests and eleven children. Blanche Shalla family time at George Shalla home. Father’s Day spent with Jim Shalla parents. Ed Shalla daughter Helen Lucille Kurtz visit Mrs Glen Miller.
In the American League standings Cleveland leads with 21 wins and 36 losses while Washington is 30 82. Thursday results include Washington 129 Chicago 46 and New York 38 Cleveland 6. Local social notes mention visits between Jon and Lucille Kurtz and the Shata home.
Pleasant Plain defeated Bloomfield 8 to 6 in a league game at East Pleasant Plain. Pitcher H Peal?ck struck out 14 while Pleasant Plain hit 12 times. They travel to Sigourney next Sunday and host Albia July 3 and Ottumwa on July 4.
The text notes that over three centuries have passed since Europeans adopted quinine, while Peruvian Indians long valued its utility and used it long before.
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