Psalm 31 24 Courage in Calamity Message
Editorial note urges readers to take heart in distress as the psalmist faces a grave illness. It calls for courage and prayer for strength from the Lord, encouraging steadfast hope amid sorrow.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1971
Page
4
Editorial note urges readers to take heart in distress as the psalmist faces a grave illness. It calls for courage and prayer for strength from the Lord, encouraging steadfast hope amid sorrow.
Purely Personal recalls Mrs. Charles Edith Morris who retired last Thursday after many years as office manager. She served patrons through good and bad times with the familiar warmth. Edie known as a good cook, now begins life as a housewife. Also shared a carrier memory and a humorous gorilla joke ending with a cab joke.
An elderly man unable to hear a telephone rings during a weekend trial a louder bell was added. After a week he is asked if he can hear the ring again he replies no but notes the dog howls and he can hear that.
The Journal passes along a reader request from Mrs. Martina Daker of Northbrooke Illinois seeking information on Peter Fritz who arrived from Germany around 1840 Susan Kertz Fritz reportedly lived in Washington Iowa in the late 1800s and Timothy Kilroy who probably lived in Fairfield Readers with any details are asked to respond to Mrs Daker.
A glance at ten years ago in Washington notes Mr and Mrs Glenn Thompson visiting church and friends, Charles Brown turning 89 in hospital, Karen Foster teaching at Reinbeck, Mrs George Masson hosting Rural Women’s Club guests, two Washington girls pledging Iowa State Teachers College sororities, and Richard C George among five to join the Air Force. Also listed are travel mishaps, family visits from Chicago, pre induction plans canceled by heavy snow, and various local social events, veterans, and Red Cross sewing efforts.
County Hospital and Long term care updates list admissions discharges births and transfers from Saturday to Wednesday. Notable entries include Randy Williams Wellman Washington and Elmer Miller Kalona among admitted patients and multiple births with families from Richland Washington Kalona Crawfordsville and West Chester.
Debra L Snyder of Ames daughter of A Vincent Snyder of West Des Moines married Robert L Owens of Ames son of William Owens of Columbus Junction in a 10 am double ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Church West Des Moines conducted by Rev Hillary Gaul.
In a Becker column on a tough North East South West hand, declarer wins ten tricks only by a rare line: after a trump lead he cashes hearts, diamonds, and then a low spade from dummy to defang defense. East’s duck of the diamond three allows the plan to work, while South’s alternative line shows the double danger of overruffing and losing clubs.
Death notices from Letts Columbus Junction Kalona and Riverside report Roy L. Paine 81 Roselma Rummelhart Crawford 60 Keona Miller 59 Edwin Stuhr 64 and Elmer Sammons 78 with services at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Letts Cemetery Indian Creek Riverside Funeral details pending arrangements at Columbus Junction and Letts and Riverside notices indicate burial plans and dates in March 1971.
Judith Irene Hawkins and Robert Preston Cooper married on Saturday March 13 at 2 p m in the United Presbyterian Church Columbus Junction with Rev Denley Ganfield officiating. The couple are newly joined by relatives from area towns. Telecommunication fact notes North America holds about half of the world’s telephones.
An OCR fragment shows publication lines for the Washington Journal with staff roles and advertising staff names, followed by mail rates and subscription prices for various regions. The date noted is Saturday March 20, 1971, with mentions of townwide and state distribution practices and office locations.
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