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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
5
A collection of editorial excerpts critiques charity, governance, and freedom. It touches on beggars in Christian lands, budgeting, government aid, labor unions, and a comparison of democracy and communism. Includes a quoted poem about slowing down to help others.
Milford and family visited the Lee Conry home in Highland Center on Saturday evening. The Marys and others attended tea at the Washington Methodist church and many local residents were mentioned visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns.
Columbus Junction June 24 Officers and committees of the Columbus Junction Methodist church are listed. Details include trustees, stewards, finance committee chair, board of missions, pastoral relations, Bible school superintendent, WSCS and MYPF presidents, ushers, custodians, and other church roles. Also noted are local community items such as a hospital visit and the Rees family reunion at Chautauqua park with officers elected.
Ambo y June 26 Mrs Duane Whites notes busy summer for reporters as canning and social visits fill days. Roberts recuperating from major operation reports 66th get well card and frequent calls from Melvin Booth Nellie Booth and Esther. Cedar Rapids visitors Elwin Krebs Cecil Lambami Gersh and family visit George Stouthony. Carl White guest in Teconive Pridesniahe. George Strout trades logebaler for Pan Campbell.
Mike attended the Stephens family picnic in Sunset Park at Wa fetion with friends Nirmad M Tierra Feltz and Keota volunteers. Janet White and Louise Stout joined a Crawfordsville piano recital. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Pfeifer attended Clay church homecoming honoring a pastor of 170 years ago. The piece notes long-separated friends and a faulty telephone line.
Mrs Emma Snow reports a housebreaker rearranged furniture in her Phoenix home and escaped with four albums featuring Brahms Schubert and Tchaikovsky. Local police investigate the burglary and seek information.
A bar shaped permanent magnet hung by string from its center has a north end that points north and a south end that points south. Bringing another magnet nearby causes attraction between the north and south poles, aligning the magnets.
Earth worms are described as both male and female and able to lay eggs to reproduce offspring. Self fertilization is not possible, requiring cross fertilization for successful reproduction.
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