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A devotional note for Saturday May 18 1940 quotes Ephesians 4 31 urging readers to cast out bitterness wrath anger clamor and evil speaking and replace them with kindness and love.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1940
Page
4
A devotional note for Saturday May 18 1940 quotes Ephesians 4 31 urging readers to cast out bitterness wrath anger clamor and evil speaking and replace them with kindness and love.
By H A Grantham argues the 1988 Iowa Republican platform guides candidates, focusing on economy and government reform. It cites payroll, budget restraints, and tax reductions as proof of party success, linking platform promises to the 48th General Assembly and state fiscal health.
A Washington insurance salesman met a prospect Thursday morning but failed to close a fire insurance sale. That afternoon a small roof fire occurred and the man accused the agent of starting it to push a sale. His wife urged immediate coverage while Francis Allbaugh returned from fishing with a 3 pound carp and said he hadn’t felt a bite for an hour and a half.
A quirky weather description precedes notes on local life in Lafayette Colorado. Dr John Hurt, a dentist in town, is mentioned alongside a motor company tied to the area. Reports reference Mr Hellpeck in an accident scene and a hospital moment with a wife by his side. The piece notes rising marriage proposals in cars versus homes, warning of highway dangers.
The piece surveys humorous quips on hiring a short man, judging workers by overalls, a novel alimony idea from Savannah, and quirky local banter about fashion, traffic, and car troubles. It blends social commentary with light sarcasm and regional quirks.
Local cafe patrons, including several women and men, light up a cigarette while enjoying coffee when their pastor enters. A woman coughs after inhaling smoke, and a party member asks the minister for a cigarette, prompting a light moment in the group.
In a crowded scene Parmer exclaims Might as the auctioneer advertises a fine vehicle for sale at a bargain. The crowd reacts while the agent notes a bid of 8257 and the moment lingers with the crowd awaiting a buyer.
The No. 4 school pupils under teacher Myrla Stephens staged a fine program on Tuesday evening. They sold homemade ice cream and cake, netting about 6.09 for the school. The community also notes various social visits and family events including engagements and Mother's Day gatherings.
Mother's day visitors gathered at the parental J. Kk. Adams home in Ans worth. Guests included the Hopping, Shebeck, Kephart, Reed, Moore, Snider, Puckett, and Leeper families and others.
Harry McConnell home hosts Arnold Carr and the McConnells with Mr and Mrs Roy Gordon and family. Donald Wheelan spends the weekend at John Wheelan’s home.
William Owen will read his original poems on The Chapel Hour program at 8:00 a m Monday May 20 over station WSUT. The notice appears in Cotter dated May 16. The brief item confirms the guest author and time for the broadcast.
Local residents Mr and Mrs Gip Gilpin and their children were Sunday visitors at the Bernard Walker home in Gray. Mother's Day visitors were noted as part of a community gathering.
The Ainsworth church school reports plans for next Sabbath with members presenting a program at 11 o clock featuring a trio and mixed choir from Wesleyan college. A potluck dinner follows at noon in the church basement, with Junior and Senior League meetings at 7 p m and an evening service at the United Presbyterian church at eight.
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