Pentecost Comes When Believers Are United In One Place
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1944
Page
4
Busy farmers and social sales shape rural life
A Knoxville Ex press column reflects on a season of farm public sales as social gatherings, the role of auctioneers, and the shift from hard work to debates on government aid. It argues fear of old age drives labor, cautions against broad welfare, and urges market freedom for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Express
Early Predictions On Election Prospects In Public Debate
The nation’s columnists forecast fall election outcomes and the war’s progress influences. Predictions hinge on Roosevelt strength against various Republican rivals and whether the White House win would align with a Democratic House, though the note stresses that such forecasts are speculative before conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
House
House of Representatives
Old Deeder and the Lincoln War Song Tale
A Crawfordsville column recalls a Civil War era incident about a wandering driver nicknamed Old Deeder. He rode a wagon pair called Jen net s while singing a hostile song about Lincoln and freed people, prompting a respected veteran to demand the stop and forcing the man to vanish years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Old Deeder
Abe
Mr. H
Mr. Lincoln
Deeder
Fifty Year Old Jokes About Celluloid Combs
A humorous vignette describes a smart girl testing celluloid combs with a flame, noting the material is thought explosive. She escapes injury, his reaction highlighting fire risk, with a locals’ nod to the era’s novelty and caution.
Conversing on Health and Habits Among Acquaintances
A small dialogue reveals mild anecdotes about rheumatism and personal care. One man muses on John Smith and a rumor about an old injury while a woman laments hand problems from washing dishes. An improvised dish mop offers a pragmatic aid, though its effectiveness remains untested.
Changing Times and Curious Pet Tales From Home
A reflective piece recalls couples ending engagements and remaining friends. A thoughtful soldier places a life saver on his dog. Boys keep a lion cub as a pet while snakes and a kitten appear in family scenes. A tiny girl scolds her cat and a mother condemns unfit parenting.
Ruth Sutter and Dallas Rediger Wed in Wayland Home
Ruth Sutter became the bride of Dallas Rediger in a simple ceremony at 6 o clock Tuesday evening at Mrs Minnie Sutter s Wayland home. Rev officiated. The groom is the son of Mrs Lavina Rediger of Milford Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Minnie Sutter
Ruth
Dallas Rediger
Lavina Rediger
Milford
Neb
Anna Wyse
A. D. Blosser
D. W. Orendorff
Bernice Graber
Virginia Meyer
Doris Eigsti
Dean Meyer
Harold Meyer
Leroy
Simon Gingerich
Maynard Wyse
Willard Leichty
Donald Meyer
Simon Gingerich Wedding Guests and Plans Noted
A mixed quartet sang before and after the ceremony for Simon Gingerich and his bride. The bride wore a white satin dress and carried white tiles. Attendants wore pale dresses. a three tiered cake and a two course dinner followed the ceremony. The couple will visit relatives in Michigan before settling in Norrista, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Gingerich
Aldine Meyer
Bernice Wyse
Willard Leichty
Maynard Wyse
Doris Higisi
Dean Meyer
Eva Leichty
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