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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
5
An editorial from The Washington Evening Journal on March 9 1963 extols the Bible as a sharp discerner of hearts urging readers to study Holy Scripture for transformation. It frames scripture as powerful and supernatural, capable of revealing thoughts and intents.
In a personal birthday reflection, a longtime Washington resident marks his 50th and notes its greater significance than past milestones. He recalls roots in Hotchiss Colorado, settling in Washington as a child, changes in cars, radio, cinema, aviation, and schooling, and laughs at aging with humor about glasses, weight, and future plans for golf and tennis. He lists friends, past track days, and community growth, joking about a Kennedy era hike request and a senior club invitation.
From The Life Extension Foundation Guide to Better Health by Harry J. Johnson, this excerpt discusses fair doctor charges, fee schedules, and how patients should address pricing with physicians. It cautions against believing doctors are miracle workers and encourages consulting medical societies for fee disputes.
A reflective piece on the overabundance of organizations. The author contrasts past simple gatherings with today’s epidemic of organizing. It questions whether so many clubs are essential and proposes a humorous counterproposal to stay home with family. The tone blends nostalgia and dry wit about social schedules.
D. J. Alliman observed their 46th wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at the Gilbert Alliman home in Iowa City. Attending were the Miller and Alliman families, Ruth Greiser and Rev. Orie Miller of Bellevue Illinois, and Norman Barr and sons from Peoria.
A personal weather diary notes a normal February with cold snaps and a 51 degree day, plus snow totals lower than recent years. The writer recalls Harold Putnam, long-time sheriff, detailing his service, family history, and Putnam’s roles from local business to national guard and World War I experiences.
In a contract bridge column, South doubles spades and West redoubles signaling 10 or more points. Miscommunication at both tables leaves North and South at odds, with SOS redoubles and failed plans culminating in two down doubled and one no trump redoubled result, a loss of 1,400 points.
The Cub Scout Blue and Gold banquet was held at the Mennonite Hall in Wayland on Wednesday evening. Fifteen Scouts with their Parents and Den Mothers attended, with place cards and favors shaped as small scout tents topped by a flag.
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