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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
4
Quotation reflects faith in divine protection and reassurance from John 14 18, affirming that believers are not left comfortless as God oversees outcomes and provides guidance. The passage emphasizes trust in spiritual care during difficult times.
A long critical clipping discusses alleged German plans for a third global conflict after two world wars. It cites a New York Herald Tribune excerpt detailing an officers corps strategy and postwar domination aims. It also includes editorials from Council Bluffs Nonpareil, Linn County News, and Sheldon Sun on church roles and G I voting apathy.
A collage of guest opinions and humorous exchanges from multiple papers. Notable lines critique fame, politics, taxation, and postwar labor thoughts, with jokes about a son’s school day and a quip on Hitler and victory.
The Myrtle McCleary circle of the Presbyterian church met with Della Humphreys for the Night Section of the Missionary Society. Twenty members attended as new year books were received and the group voted to raise dues and cooperate with the hospital and Red Cross.
Funeral services for Felix Lantz 74 who died at home Wednesday will be at 2 30 p m Friday in Columbus City Methodist church. Burial in Columbus City cemetery. Also notes on local property transfer and residents on furlough and stationed abroad.
Pvt. Keith H. Revertson and Pvt. George Burns recently visited with families here while stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. The Columbus City township Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in the community building Tuesday evening electing John H. Rees as president Howard Owens as vice president Marie Rees as secretary and Mrs R F Johnston as chairman of women's work. The program featured music talks and a movie titled The Tomato Industry.
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