Love one another as I have loved you
Editorial echoes John 13 34 urging love as Christ’s example for a world wide peace spreading community and peacemaker spirit.
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John
Christ
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1962
Page
5
Tribute to Gene Tucker and hometown sports memories
A long tribute recalls Gene Tucker’s 40 plus years in the Washington community, his wartime and athletic ventures from 1935 state tournament to golf tales, aDick Ballard band stint, and cheers for his Denver move. It weaves personal notes with local humor and other sketches of daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tucker
Tucker
Denver
Colorado
Gene
Washington
Burlington
Demons
Marianne
Margo
Kathy
Jim
Internal Revenue Department
Revenue Boys
Ward Heaton
Isaac Crawford
Crawfordsville
James Dawson
Dawson
East Washington Street
South Third
South Fourth Avenues
Arthur Griffith
Inside You and Yours Sweep Away Bad Gums
Disease, plaque and tartar form gingivitis behind the teeth. Pink gums redden and recede, bleeding may occur. Proper brushing or a travel brush, plus an apple after meals, help prevent recurrence. see a dentist twice yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Harold Hughes Campaign Drive for Iowa Governorship
Harold Hughes, Democrat and former commerce commissioner, campaigns across Iowa advocating liquor by the drink, local option, and tax reforms to fund state needs. He scolds Governor Norman Erbe on liquor policy and highway spending, recalls his wartime service, and notes his pledge to hold the highway commission accountable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
Hughes
T.e. State Commerce Commission
Norman Erbe
Norman
Erbe
Iawa
Ida Grove
State Commerce Commission
Iowa Better Trucking Bureau
Commerce Commission
Bernard Martin
Pioneer James Dawson shaped early Washington history
The 1962 article recalls James Dawson, near Washington’s first settlers, who arrived before the town site was chosen. He helped organize the first church, built a store and the first steam elevator, aided rail and bank development, and led multiple churches while enduring personal losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dawson
Ohio
George ©. Vincent
James Dawson
Burlington
Washington
St. Louis
Blair Corner
Klein
North
Iowa
Marion Avenues
Dawson
New Republican Party
South makes despite bad contract in Becker bridge column
In a four hearts contract from the Becker column, South can still make ten tricks after careful ruffing and trump management. The article explains a defense miscue and a precise line to avoid a trump loser, noting luck is often required in bad contracts.
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Declarer
West
East
South
King Fen
North
Rea Syndicate, Inc
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