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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
4
A Washington Evening Journal editorial invokes II Corinthians 3:2 to urge that Christians live as a visible Bible. It stresses personal conduct as the only Bible some will read, underscoring faith in daily life.
The region mourns Charles M. Denison a longtime resident former sheriff and World War I veteran who loved mushrooming and gave freely to friends. The column recalls his humor generosity and love of the woods and his service with the American Legion.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, approaching 54, travels widely, delivers speeches, and works to push civil rights and anti poverty programs. He says his biggest challenge is carrying out the Civil Rights Act while guiding education and foreign aid bills.
A Toledo Blade clipping honors Hod Rice born in Washington for election to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame at Rutgers. The piece recalls his 1922 high school team memory, coaching career at DeVilbiss Libbey Miami University Maryland and later executive work. Neighborly memories of Mrs Mabel Gray and Sheriff Charles Denison close the column.
Records show contracts transferring land between Laurence Mottet and Duane J. Mottet in section 35 township 74 range 9 and Chris J. Gingerich to Marlin Stutzman in section 13 township 77 range 9. Also listed are transfers involving Wayne N. Hansen to James H. Sinn lot 17 block 1 SW Washington, plus multiple entries for automobiles and dealers including Chevrolet Plymouth Ford Rambler Pontiac and Iowa Southern Utilities Co with brands Dascal Rambler Rent-A-Cycle Inc three Bridgestone bikes and other items. publication in Evening Journal Washington Iowa dated Friday May 14 1965.
Nine bid sequences are analyzed to decide whether partner’s last bid is forcing or not. The guide explains outcomes for each example, labeled with numbers 1 through 9, detailing whether a jump or new suit by responder or opener compels continued bidding or allows a pass.
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