Editorial on wholehearted devotion in Deuteronomy
A Washington Evening Journal editorial urges that part-time and part-way effort is not sufficient and calls for full commitment in all ways, citing Deuteronomy 10 12 as a guiding reference.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1968
Page
4
A Washington Evening Journal editorial urges that part-time and part-way effort is not sufficient and calls for full commitment in all ways, citing Deuteronomy 10 12 as a guiding reference.
In a hometown piece the author details a Salvation Army concert and an overnight visit by Majors Victor Danielson and Hubert Rawlin. The article outlines the Army’s founding by William Booth, its institutional structure, charitable work, rehabilitation centers, and disaster relief, stressing practical aid and spiritual ministry.
Iowa legislators defended lobbying as clean amid concerns from other states about graft. Frommelt cited rare open bar bill deals with lobbyists and a flashy thigh binder. leaders said such misdeeds are unusual. House and Senate leaders stressed honesty and openness in current lobbying.
A long, satirical dialogue touches on fears of political disappearances and a rumor about Senator McCarthy posing as Hubert Humphrey. The piece shifts to Iowa and a legislative subcommittee hearing on lobbying disclosure, noting proposals for lobbyist registration and state agency spokesmen. It ends with a statistic: about 26,000 police officers in New York City.
The Washington Evening Journal from Washington Iowa lists editors and managers including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager and William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director. It notes publication afternoons excluding Sundays Christmas and July fourth and lists associations and mail subscription note details.
Hand No. 3 in the Italy vs North America contest shows East West numerical cards and bidding errors. Declarer loses by 600 at one table and six diamonds down one at the other, handing the Americans a 12 imps defeat and foreshadowing future results.
A gossip column style survey notes why many men in their forties dislike tight dress pants and formal wear, suggesting new suits with comfortable waists can prompt a change. It samples witty quips on fashion, society, and aging, with scattered trivia and cultural asides.
Keota Elementary will host an annual program at the PTO meeting on March 18. Kindergarteners perform Goldilocks and The Three Bears with Loretta Brinning and others in speaking roles. The Three Little Pigs features Greg Merz Jacque Mayer Elizabeth Temple Robyn Richardson and others. The operetta Thumbelina will be sung by first graders. Ed Lorenz of Williamsburg has died. funeral held at St Pauls Lutheran Williamsburg.
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