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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
11
A Washington Evening Journal editorial argues that the word of God is quick and powerful, sharper than a two edged sword, revealing thoughts and intents of the heart. It asserts the truth of Holy Scripture has supernatural character and can transform lives.
A longtime Washington resident reaches his half century with humor and memory. He recalls birth in Hotchiss Colorado, U.S. roots in Washington, milestones from car models to radio to television, and changes in schools, aviation, and daily life. He notes friendships, sports pastimes, and plans to retire from rugged games while continuing golf and tennis.
From The Life Extension Foundation Guide to Better Health by Harry J Johnson M D this excerpt discusses fair physician charges and patient complaints. It warns against expecting miracles and urges direct fee discussion with doctors and, if needed, mediation by county medical societies.
In a humorous essay the author laments overextended social life and endless clubs. She recalls the birth of the Thursday Quilting Club and notes how organizations have exploded into epidemic proportions, prompting a spoof new group The Let's All Stay Home Club to encourage staying home with family.
Wayne Wayland reports Sunday dinner guests at Gilbert Alliman home in Iowa City in observance of the 48th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Alliman. The gathering included Mrs. Ruth Greiser and Rev. Orie Miller from Bellevue NL visiting Amasa Miller's Parkview home.
A long reminiscence covers February weather with cold snaps and a 91 degree day, compares this February to last year, and notes light snow totals. It also reflects on Harold Putnam’s life and service as sheriff, his family history, and memories of local events and military service.
In a team match two tables showed misread SOS bids and awkward calls. Souths panic bid of two spades led to a down two redoubled loss of 600 points at one table and a no trump redouble down four for a 1 400 point swing at the other.
Wayland reports the Cub Scout Blue and Gold banquet held at Mennonite Hall with fifteen Scouts, parents, and den moms attending. Omer Nisley presented badges to multiple Scouts while Cub Master Larry Hildebrand was away. Claude Goldsmith and Willis Hildebrand assisted. Following ceremonies, games were played as various local families gathered for visits and birthdays.
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