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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1932
Page
7
Revival services at the Christian Church feature Evangelist Pecaut delivering sermons from Corinthians and "God Strikes Me" with themed evening songs readings and special music. Three services Sunday 11:00 Resurrection 2:30 Jesus Christ 7:30 God's Will promise compelling gospel appeal amid rising crowds.
Mrs Everette Coon reports on neighbors from West Highland and Washington. Ka Florang visits Joe Krotz home while Sam Murphy recovers from flu. Joe Krotz elected Center school director and president replacing Mr Endicott. Community events include a Highlands Jolliest club rock party and a funeral procession for Ella Sojka.
The fragment cites a rhetorical line attributed to R N questioning if Jesus Christ should bear the cross alone, reflecting a religious or moral question embedded in the text.
William Nelson Keota oldest surviving Civil War veteran turned 84 on Wednesday March 28 at a noon family dinner in Keota. Attendees included relatives from Washington and Keota and Nelson’s daughter Mrs Jennie Gardenier who hosted. Nelson served in Co A 25th Iowa Infantry and is known for lively war tales and humor.
In New York Mary Kennedy Enducks her engagement to Steve Moore as Bill Calvert, Steve’s friend and Eileen Calvert’s brother, arrives with news. Calvert seeks to win Mary from Steve by arguing family interest and a plan that could spare Eileen heartbreak while Mary resists his calm, persuasive tactics.
Eastbound and westbound schedule entries for O. B. & P. and Knoxville Branch with numbers, times, and service notes. Includes Local Passengers, Mixed Trains, Freight, and California passenger connections. agents Goodlander and McKAY listed.
Mrs Daisy Simmering underwent an operation at Washington county hospital then moved to Elmer Kephart home and returned home Wednesday evening. Ed Simmering family visits in Washington and nearby homes. Sam Simmering and Charles Kephart helped cut timber. Mary Alice visited Ed Simmering home. Charles Simmering spent weekend in Washington with Eddie Nardy. Mrs Elmer Young and children visited Everett Palmer. J E Linder sold hogs to Washington buyers. Mrs Chas Kephart spent a day at the E Simmering home.
Washington Lodge No. 26 A M meets first Friday monthly with Glenn Mace as W M and A W Yard as secretary. Damascus Shrine No 10 WLS of J holds fourth Tuesday monthly at Mason Temple with Mrs Grace E Twinam as W H P and Mrs Haven as W Scribe.
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