Editorial View of Power And Peace Through Childbirth
The piece proclaims birth as humanity's greatest event and rejects rule by force. It condemns imperial dreams as outdated and echoes a religious blessing for peace and goodwill on earth.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1952
Page
4
The piece proclaims birth as humanity's greatest event and rejects rule by force. It condemns imperial dreams as outdated and echoes a religious blessing for peace and goodwill on earth.
An official inspection of the Wagner garden on South Second Avenue yields a Grade A plus despite one small weed in the southeast corner. The piece also presents verses from Mrs Daisy Sehekels worth and a reflective note on urban loneliness and old customs.
The Iowa Conservationist features an article on tent and trailer camping in Lake Darling state park Washington County custodian Etzen, detailing fees set by the conservation commission, limits of two weeks, need to register, and the method of charging. The paper also notes a planned replica of J N Darling at the park entrance and references local conservation efforts and bird lists.
State of Iowa Washington County notice of probate of will for Ken M Page deceased dated February 1 1943 opened and read May 1 1952 hearing for proof at Washington Court House before District Court or clerk required to appear and show cause why instrument should not be probated per order of R R Noonan clerk of district court.
A reader recalls wrens inspecting an old cigar box nailed to the porch post used as a summer home in prior years. One bird returned for a brief visit yesterday morning while the other strolled nearby at breakfast.
Washington County urges growers to apply the first cover spray about two weeks after petals drop. County extension director Thomas A Robb offers spray card materials on request. The mix targets apple cedar rust and powdery mildew on apples pears plums peaches and apricots.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner resume home duties after two months in California with their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Brandt. They arrived home Monday following Mr Turner's vacation from his duties at the Iowa Southern Utilities. Donna Prescott leaves for Broken Bow Nebraska for a visit with friends and relatives and will join her parents next Thursday for a wedding where Donna will serve as bridesmaid. Lucille Gault of Crawfordsville is elected historian reporter of Kappa Delta Pi at Iowa State Teachers College, a senior majoring in home economics.
Happy Birthday messages for Janet Blain Graber and Frances Jean McFarland note their ages. Edward Brinton Lee Blaine and Amanda Schulty are also acknowledged with family references. Fred Radda reaches 85, Earl and spouse celebrate a wedding anniversary. other honorees include William Boileau and Sheryl Vodicka.
Mrs. Oscar Lane, Mrs. L F Harding, Donald Custer, Jim White, William Dale Donaldson, Jean Hesseltine, Mrs. Ernie Herr and Mrs. Harold Nicola of West Chester listed in social announcements and gatherings.
A simple home tip suggests placing a water soaked sponge at the base of a house plant to maintain moisture during a short absence. This method aims to provide gradual watering to keep the soil damp without frequent attention.
Published afternoons except Sunday, Christmas and July 4th. Entered as second class matter under the act of March 3, 1879 at Washington Iowa post office. Leased wire member of Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn and Iowa Press Assn with circulation audits and Iowa subscription rates by mail in Iowa.
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