Look unto me says Isaiah for all the ends of earth
A brief editorial invoking Isaiah 45 22 urging readers to turn to God with faith and a contrite heart, asserting divine power to save and deliver.
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God
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
4
Purse Lost in Missouri Market Reappears Intact
Olive Watson vacationing in the Ozarks lost a purse in a Macon Missouri supermarket after a Saturday shopping trip. The bag held cash two paychecks a driver’s license keys and cards. After a 50 mile return trip the purse was found and later mailed back intact with no note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Ozarks
Macon
Missouri
Granddaughter Laurie Helps and Hinders Farm Work
A lighthearted family tale recalls Laurie trying to aid her father Larry and grandfather Dwane Shall during bean harvest. She scatters parts across the yard, later remembers where each cog lies, and joins the search, while the men prepare for corn picking the next day. A second parcel notes a father’s plea to a teacher for easier homework, recounting a bottle and keg mix up and a boy’s plea for water. A television celebrity’s young son recognizes his dad on screen, then runs behind the set and kicks it as his mother demands an explanation.
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Larry
Dwane Shall
Leo Rettler
Keota
Washington- Keokuk County
Iowa
Towa
Dallas County
Washington
Ohio
Victor Donahey
Sam T. Donahey
Donahey
Washington National Evening
W. F. Wells Ed
The
C.C. Cunningham
Georgia Wengert
United Presbyterian Church
India
America
Second United Presbyterian Church
Iowa City
Boller
Walter Conner
Maynard Brown
Ed Eicher
Carl Jungbluth
G. W. Stewart
Henry Berdo
Keith Jones
H. F. Masson
Anna Dawson
Dorothy
Mildred Masson
A. W. Clow
Shorter Name Risque Joke And Guide Sight Gag
A humorous tale has an Indian petitioning a judge for a shorter name. The judge asks the new name and the Indian declares Chief Screeching Train Whistle, then says to shorten it to Toots. A Swiss mountain tour guide warns a tourist to beware and then to look right for the best view for miles.
Kitchen window observations and classroom anecdotes from school scene
A grandson jokes that wieners are tube steak and a teacher’s postman riddle amuses first graders. Quail hunters find one bird, while captions note baked chicken from cornflakes and plans to try pork chops the same way. Kinder garten students view films while Halloween prep and pleasant weather affect attention in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergaten
Firstegrade
Passing Years in Washington a Local History Look
A 10 year ago column recalls local events. Families, military moves, travels and school honors mix with church notices and community happenings. Notables include Embree family, Galloways, McCreedys, and local scholars among others.
Fragmentary newspaper masthead with staff roles and notices
Fragmented OCR shows editor and business manager names, advertising director, news editor, local advertising manager, production chief, and publishing notes. Mentions afternoons except Sunday, a legal post office line, and Inland Daily Press affiliation. Illegal to determine full facts from broken text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elder
Willam Shannon
Narles Morris
Bob" Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Cat “Poste
Washington
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Vanderbilt four championship hand shows West mislead in trumps
In a Vanderbilt team of four championship hand, West wins a trick with the queen over South s nine, discards three spades, and later ruffs a diamond. South loses four trumps and five diamonds, going down 1,000 points, with West s risky nine over queen play proving decisive and sensational.
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North East
Vanderbilt
Good Housekeeping
West
East
South
King
Geclarer
Weat
Ures Syndicate
Ine
Becker
Declarer
Bridge Column Debate Highlights Reader Challenge
Local bridge player Chick Robison disputes Becker’s October 11 column. He argues an alternate line by declarer makes the contract, giving South a path to many tricks. Robison asks Becker to explain his reasoning in the Journal, Washington Iowa, Oct 29, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Mr. Becker
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
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