Appreciation earns benefits for good works cited
A concise devotional note references blessing from 1 Thessalonians 5 13 urging readers to esteem others highly for their deeds and to value appreciation as a modest price for many benefits.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1947
Page
3
A concise devotional note references blessing from 1 Thessalonians 5 13 urging readers to esteem others highly for their deeds and to value appreciation as a modest price for many benefits.
Den ver barbershop quartets fly to Scottsbluff Nebraska for a two state contest with a winner advancing to Milwaukee in June for the national quartet championship. The piece blends reminiscence and local color with a reflective note on inflation and rural life.
Atlantic News Telegraph argues for labor to choose approach: oppose public labor controls risks defeat, reform internal issues, and cooperate to push sound labor controls benefiting both labor and public, warning that fighting public moves would invite drastic measures.
A Sddyville Tribune note celebrates a sunlit day by the river as a boy with a pole and worms fishes beside big-gear anglers. It recalls a Bridgeport Post comment on women and law and lists a jumble of war-era keepsakes and Mrs Vernon Crull’s continued nursing aide work.
A reminiscence recalls a homely tomcat named Speck frequenting a farm in 76 township. The narrator describes Speck’s recognizable green eyes and distinctive limp as he appeared to recognize them, then watched him head back west along the Rock Island branch line after a brief greeting.
Linda Lee greets her baby sister home from a hospital stay while a cat in the house becomes an unintended caregiver. Yoakum had installed precautions after the cat’s early-morning return, finding it snug between two hens.
Glenn Beanblossom returns from Chicago and reports Lloyd's operation to lengthen the artery between heart and lung by grafting from another artery. It was described as his 25th such case. Mrs Beanblossom stays with him as he improves.
Interrupted by marriage and children, she now has time as her offspring are grown. She devotes herself to nursing, a field she truly loves and returns to with renewed purpose.
A couple leaves intermission and recalls a Poppy day display in Scotts Furniture window. The scene evokes Lincoln's exhortation to commit to the great task before us and memories of wartime sacrifice. The moment blends small theatre life with national remembrance.
In a lively church scene Aunt Becky protests the preacher’s mock earnestness as he rails against sin and snuff dipping. A neighbor notes the preacher shifts from sermon to meddling, while a quip about nature and a Josh Billings joke close the piece.
A government style appeal offers a free brochure titled Fulltone Hearing for deafened or hard of hearing individuals. It promises practical guidance and encouragement and asks readers to send a penny postcard with name and address to RESTONE Dept. 18 1450 W. 19th St. Chicago Il.
The report lists residents traveling to Ames and Columbus Junction for events, notes on family gatherings, and a large turnout for the Union Daily Vacation Bible School at the Methodist church with 69 enrollees. Local scenes include tulip blooms, fishing attempts along the Iowa City dam, and widespread participation in church and community activities.
Rev Mr Tord serves as superintendent and teaches the young folks while Mrs. Kenneth Cherryholmes assists with music. D. V. B.S. continues until May 309th with commencement Sunday June 1 at 8:00 p.m. in the Methodist church.
West Chester WRC of the J. W. Baker unit met at the K P hall with 17 members. Officers read minutes and treasurer’s report showing a $11.04 balance after $21.19 in disbursements. Edith Long was approved for membership and initiated. Memorial day plans were discussed by Mrs Kiffith along with relief committee updates totaling $49.90 for pads food and flowers.
The group planned cemetery visits at West Chester Grace Hill and New Haven at 2:44 and 2:30, decorating twenty five soldier graves. Mabel Griffith led the move to donate mite box funds to the lawa project, with Blanche Robertson and Marjorie Laubach backing the $2 contribution to the president's project. The flower committee reported five bouquets and one plant sent this month. Mrs Ruth Griggs was installed as second color bearer with Laura Shultz as installing officer. The charter was draped in honor of John Gugel, an old soldier who died recently. The meeting closed with furling of flags and one verse of America.
Mr and Mrs W A Bealer entertained relatives Sunday for the birthday of Mrs Lulu Finch, honoring the honoree with a birthday dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs W L Propst and Betty Son of Iva City and Mr and Mrs Don Bealer with Donna and Barbara Ann.
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