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A devotional note highlights Job 11 17 promising clarity and brightness in life. The piece urges readers to seek spiritual renewal and righteousness for a radiant, steady witness.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1939
Page
4
A devotional note highlights Job 11 17 promising clarity and brightness in life. The piece urges readers to seek spiritual renewal and righteousness for a radiant, steady witness.
The piece warns that a new European war is underway led by Hitler. It argues that past German gains were bloodless, but bold military moves now threaten widespread casualties, destruction, and a grim historical fate.
An editorial argues oil taxes, tied to wages and dividends, drain the industry and harm workers, stockholders, and consumers. It cites 1938 figures showing taxes totaling 1.28 billion dollars, equating to about 25 dollars per week per oil worker, and calls for tax relief to raise wages and dividends.
The column recalls local schooling for the Falk children and notes a belated centennial feature by Shavings. It cherishes Washington County’s centennial celebration with parade scenes, disguises, old-time costumes, and memories of life before modern conveniences.
The State Theatre presents The Wizard of Oz as a sensational musical spectacle praised for its first use of Technicolor on a sound basis. Dorothy's Kansas scenes are black and white with tint, while Oz shifts to full color and musical fantasy until her return home.
Physical stamina and strength once a top college football star help Mack Brown carry Desperate Trails at the Fox Theatre. Cast includes Bob Baker Fuzzy Knight Bill Cody Jr Frances Robinson and Jane Darwell returns as a careful mother in Grand Jury Secrets. John Howard Gail Patrick headline the investment ring drama with William Frawley adding humor as a newspaper photographer.
Police hunt a gang of white youths accused of terrorizing elderly natives by threatening to shave or cut off their long beards in a troubling rural area of South Africa.
The writer recalls olden day dress, kerosene lamps, and family chores while praising church attendance funerals and preachers. They mention three little girls in blue costumes and cheap grand amusement drawing crowds and funds. A plea for next show on Fourth of July or June 4 hints at changing dates and indifferent attendance.
I H Frazier a former Brighton resident died suddenly in Indianola and will be buried in Hillcrest cemetery after funeral services at the Christian church. He was about eighty, survived by five daughters and one son, and had lived with his children in Indianola for years.
West Chester report lists Rev. C. D. Nash of OsKaloosa and his wife visiting friends, delivering calls, and staying with Mrs. Mame Conger and Hattie Ross. Nash formerly led the local Methodist church. their daughter Marjorie joined them for a day trip to Burlington and Keokuk.
Riverside residents Mr and Mrs Bari Walton and son Marvin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs L F Pruess in Kalona, visiting with Mrs Anna Walter and Mrs J A.
Cotter high school sophomores schedule the annual initiation service for freshmen and faculty this Thursday evening. The Westminster Guild meeting is postponed to next week. Various local social updates follow, including weddings, visits, and family gatherings in Cotter and nearby towns.
Wellman diary item notes Marian Durst leaves Wellman with her parents to start studies at the University of Dubuque. Niece Betty Bock from Montana will also attend, while Los Altos visitors Arthur Fessler and daughters stay with Dr. and Mrs. Ee D. Miller. Funeral for Frank Romine held at Wellman Catholic church.
Jean Walker of Burlington won a pony donated in a Bible reading contest held after the Plainview Stock Farm stock auction near Morning Sun. Sixteen children under twelve competed, with girls reciting John 14 and boys 1 John 3 in the King James version.
Mrs Otto Sheetz provides Tyrone updates listing Fred and Leland Sheetz shelling corn at the Singmaster ranch for Josephine Singmaster. Calls and visits include Omer Crawford and Mrs George Crawford in Washington, and Mrs Lou Dillon.
Friends from Hot Springs Arkansas and Washington attended the funeral. Dr John Romine and Mrs Romine and daughter Venette from MF and Mrs Clarance Taylor of Marry joined others including Harold Kerr C B Beatty Warren Stewart Ted Dalton Howard Kerr and Floyd Kerr. September meeting of the Royal Neighbor Kensington was hosted by Mrs Bert Steninger with thirteen members and one guest Mrs Arvid Steninger. A cooperative dinner was served at noon.
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