Our Inheritance The Lord Knows the Upright
A devotional note citing Psalm 37 18 declares the Lord knows the days of the upright and assures their permanent inheritance. The verse emphasizes divine foresight and lasting reward for faithful living.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
4
The Change by Nancy Richey Ranson
A poem describes a cat on a porch singing and purring until a dog chases it around the house. The cat arches her back, hisses, and climbs an apple tree to escape the pursuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Richey Ranson
Kitty
Billy
Arkansas Old Country Meets New Idaho in a Mountain Drive
A northern visitor finds Arkansas older than Washington as the party tours Cane Hill Fayetteville Siloam Springs and the Ozarks. They note ancient ruins a fifty foot water wheel and drought and flood signs while reflecting on poverty literacy and hillbillies and hopeful reform through mobility and radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansaw
Iowa
Arkansas
Washington
Fayetteville
de Soto
Cain Hill
Hades
Cane Hill
Cain
Were We Steppin Up in a Junior College Page
A chatty school column notes a junior college graduating class near a favored placement for the section. David Masson arrives home from a theater trip and quips about not staying for Lincoln. The page includes humorous puzzles, weather jokes, a poem about youth, and a playful spoof about life after school with mock tips and reflections on school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington High School
Embarrassing Moment Told By Evelyn Meek
A first grade writer Evelyn Meek shares a family anecdote from her grandpa’s farm. The tale centers on a cup of milk deemed sour by a boy, with cautious laughter as the adults debate freshness.
Community notes from Richmond and vicinity
Adrian Welte shows improvement while Merritt Reiner rests at home with his sister in Davenport. Frank Friese, once a local resident, is critically ill in Kalona. Celia Strabla visits Letonia relatives as Charles Votruba begins interior painting of Z C B J hall ahead of June 4 dance by Al Benda. Public school closes with a picnic and eighth graders Harold Prebyl, Carol Saforek and Simon Mast. Mrs Mabel Chez Stagner teaches. Some corn replanted due to cold spell. Mr and Mrs Leo J Keifer listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Adrian Welte
Merritt Reiner
Muscatine
Dlive
Davenport
Frank Friese
Katona
Charles Votruba
Z. C. B. J. Hall
al Benda
Harold Prebyl
Carol Saforek
Simon Mast
Mabel Chez Stagner
Cedar Rapids Crowds Attend Holy Trinity School Close
Jean and June served as callers in Cedar Rapids Thursday. A large crowd attended Holy Trinity school's closing exercises at the Casino hall Sunday night. Some locals traveled to view the pipeline gang at work southeast of town Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
June
Cedar Rapids
Holy Trinity School
Casino Hall
Here
Local visit among Ellis and Whisler families
Gerald Ellis of Spikard Missouri is visiting Mr and Mrs M W Ellis. Mr and Mrs B G Whisley and baby of Eliopolis Illinois visited yesterday with his brother and wife Mr and Mrs P F Whisler. B G Whis ley coaches high school athletics at Eliopolis and the family were en route to Tingley Iowa to visit his father and her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Whistler
Eliopolis
P. F. Whisler
B. G. Whisley
Hliopolis
Tingley
Iowa
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