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The blessing of the Lord maketh rich and addeth no sorrow with it. Prov. 10 22 promotes contentment through faith and divine favor in daily life.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1939
Page
4
The blessing of the Lord maketh rich and addeth no sorrow with it. Prov. 10 22 promotes contentment through faith and divine favor in daily life.
McCall writes from Le Havre describing France’s mobilization on September 7 1939. He praises French calm and unity despite impending conflict with Germany noting mobilized men in uniform women in civilian roles dark streets night air raid signals gas mask preparation and widespread shelter readiness while German planes have yet to achieve an objective.
A wartime letter describes American stranded in Poland facing crowded consulates and scarce dollars. French francs are the only usable currency, while U.S. boats prepare to sail and many Americans remain with little money. The writer notes delays, censorship by the censor, and a wish to return to the United States.
Representative J William Ditter cites President Roosevelt in San Diego 1935 urging unity for liberal constitutional government and a peaceful path for 130 million Americans amid global tensions. He emphasizes keeping the United States unentangled and free as the nation’s core interest and calls for patriotic unity to secure 30 million homes.
The Crawfordsville group met at Mrs. Gladys Twinam’s country home with nearly all members present and three guests. The year’s study is The American Home focusing on Health, and Dr. D. C. Barrett, county health doctor, gave a talk. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Earl Ferguson with a serving committee named for October 11. Plans are set for an early November chicken supper.
The Ladies Aid society of West Chester Methodist church will gather at the church on Wednesday October 7 for their meeting. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming events will be discussed and fellowship time arranged.
A Russian invention claims to produce liquid air more cheaply and with greater safety. The machine reportedly reduces energy use and minimizes explosion risks during handling and processing.
The column recalls Rev. Keagy of the Methodist church who arrived in Washington with no known ties and was later remembered in a Clinton Ad Club trip photo from 1917. Ike Rothschild reassembled the group picture and noted Keagy appeared in the Front Row wearing a yacht cap, highlighting a shared civic interest. The piece also notes local humor about the newsroom and a radio reception crackling through a door.
Zanuck picture opens Sunday at the State Theatre with Myrna Loy Tyrone Power and George Brent in leading roles. The 20th Century Fox drama portrays human emotion amid natural catastrophe and features Brenda Joyce Nigel Bruce Maria Ouspenskaya Joseph Schildkraut and more in a star filled cast.
Columbia presents Coast Guard at the Fox Theatre with Randolph Scott Frances Dee Ralph Bellamy and Walter Connolly. The story centers on the United States Coast Guard and its brave personnel with authentic scenes of its duties delivering a panoramic wartime service drama.
Troop 82 gathered Monday night with 16 attendees including Donald Orr and James Bey. The event featured leadership talks by Mr. Thiel and a note that each Tenderfoot trained earns a badge. reflections on Baden-Powell and his Boy Scout foundation accompany a short diary-like read.
Shanghai columnist argues over Japan's approach to China, noting mass migration, destruction, and civilian courage. He assesses potential Chinese splits, hopes for peaceful cohabitation, and warns Japan to win hearts as well as battles to shape a lasting settlement.
A society item notes several residents visiting the M T Coon home to gather hickory nuts and helping with chores. Readers include Mrs Clara Godlove and families such as Booth Thoma Keating Webr Skubal Kennedy and Gault along with others visiting kin and friends in Davenport Mason City and Columbus Junction during the period.
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