Thought for the Day from the Washington Star May 28 1964
Editorials reflect on Isaiah 53 6 and the concept of Christ bearing humanity s sins as people wander from God The piece presents a religious reflection noting the need for redemption and the Lord s sacrifice in a solemn tone.
Powellson house moved through town to new site in Washington
A large crowd gathers Tuesday to watch the Powellson house travel from 303 South 2nd to a North Iowa location. The writer notes the event drew civic leaders, contrasts with city parades, and praises saving the historic home as a monument of an earlier era.
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Washington
Powellson
South 2Nd
Iowa
Airport Restaurant Ad Praises “Better Advertising” Experience
A New Yorker advertisement touts a premiere airport restaurant praised for its quality and ambiance. The layout highlights bustling jet activity outside, inviting patrons to dine while watching planes. The copy emphasizes a refined dining menu and strong service.
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New Yorker
City Workers Freshen Park Lines for Anniversary
Speedy city workmen painted white parking lines around the square and added yellow zones in preparation for the Anniversary Celebration. The piece notes the value of such routine municipal chores funded by taxes and their impact on orderly parking and resident life.
Federated Circle in meeting at West Chester Thursday
The Federated Social Circle met at the Church Thursday afternoon with fourteen members present. Roll call named women of the Bible, Mrs. Ruby Sharp led devotion on Peace, and Mrs. Melvin Booth reviewed the Christian family book. Activities included plans for Daily Vacation Bible School, cookie committee, and a June missionary meeting.
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West Chester
Federated Social Circle
Ruby Sharp
Melvin Booth
Charles Ralston
Earl Pearson
Margaret Smith
Daily Vacation Bible School
United Clothing Drive
John Weerman
Walter Fisher
Ralston
Dean Luers
Adolph Votruba
Gracehill Moravian and Methodist Church
Jerry Foriash
Joe Bauer
Robert Stout
Eugene Engel
John Duvall
Nelson Woodford
Lawrence Miksch
Glen Ladehoff
Lee Mangold
Isaac Walton
L.P. Statler
David Bauer
Harold
Klopfenstein
Cloyce Statler
Statler
J. W. Baker Woman's Relief Corp
Methodist Church
Mid-Prairie School
Wallace Kinzler
America
Blanche Harvey
Maria
Julian Johnson
Peggy Hahn
Keith Sart
Louis Smith
Orville Griggs
New Haven
Gracehill
Taps
Arthur Peters
Kinzler
Relief Corp
Grace
Contract Bridge: Opening lead and line of play lessons
Denay Becker discusses a three no trump scenario where West leads spades. The declarer must decide whether to win the queen with the ace, then establish clubs safely, and handle the spade finesse depending on whether West or East holds the king. The article walks through covering the ten with the jack and aiming to deliver nine tricks if the king and queen are arranged favorably.
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King Featur
East
Bunny
Ev Syndicate, Inc
Memorial Day Reflections On Washington Past Observances
Writings recall Memorial Day in Washington once crowded with Civil War veterans and local ceremonies. Decoration Day name used earlier, with band concerts at Stral Park, cemetery services, and a post-parade program at Graham theater. Women’s Relief Corps wreath work and child participation shaped communal remembrance, alongside tablet unveilings at the YMCA and tributes to veterans and local Revolutionary figure Timothy Brown.
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Washington
Josephine Elder
Stral Park
Graham Theater
YMCA
John A. Logan
G.A.R
W.R.C
Timothy Brown
Elm Grove Cemetery
Fudge Smith MacPherson
Council Bluffs
Sigafoose
Zickefoose
Hose
Scenes from a Kitchen Window Uniforms if possible
Marge Luckey shares light notes from a bus trip and local memories. Readers are invited to consider uniforms for Memorial Day veterans, a frosted Book of Knowledge loaf for graduates, a historic Irish potato cake recipe, and cheerful greetings to graduating seniors.
Stock cars race set at Hawkeye Downs Twin 50s
More than two dozen top late model stock drivers have moved into Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids for the Twin 50s this Sunday May 31. Time trials start at 2 00 pm with preliminary races before the Twin 50s feature. Entry lists are led by Ernie Derr Dick Hutcherson and Ramo Stott in 1964 models. Derr leads in points after a May 17 win at Hawkeye Downs.
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Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Keokuk
Iownspace
Ernie Derr
Dick Hutcherson
Ramo Stott
Derr
Rainbow installation event features Cherry Griggs role
Florence Augustine reports Cherry Griggs participated in a Rainbow installation at Mt. Pleasant on Sunday with her cousin Mardel Smith named worthy adviser. Cherry served as flower bearer carrying yellow roses to present to Mr and Mrs Waldo Fickling and Rodney visited relatives in South English. The column also notes several social visits across Muscatine and Keota, including bridal showers and family gatherings, with mention of graduation trip and anniversaries.
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Florence Augustine
Cherry Griggs
Mt. Pleasant
Mardel Smith
Cherry
Waldo Fickling
Rodney
Singleton
South English
Paula
Clara Wehr
Melodie Flander
Mary Lo
Sidney Dann
Allen Fickling
Fred Byers
Washington
Bernard Crock
Ernest Crock
Mechanicsville
Orville Griggs
Blanch Norton
Milton Norton
Milton
Taid Gordon
Chicago
Dale Duwa
J. F. Duwa
Hills
Clarence Lynn
L.P. Statler
Lynn
Lenard Hixson
Karen
Vera Singleton
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