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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1972

Page

4

Thought for Today in Washington Iowa Editorial

Washington Iowa edition on Saturday September 9 1972 prints Thought for Today with the verse Philippians 1 27 urging readers to live a life worthy of the gospel and align actions with professions. The short piece frames virtue as admirable conduct compatible with faith.

Purely Personal Remembrance Of A Good Neighbor Father

Dr Melvin Gingerich shares memories of his father a longtime neighbor and community figure who helped neighbors taught Sunday school and served as sexton and church janitor He supported schools roads and church projects drew electric power to the area and stayed cheerful through illness while inspiring family and youths with Christian ideals.

Melvin Gingerich Washington High School Washington Junior College Gingerich Mennonite Encyclopedia Goshen Indiana Father Our Church C.P.S

Muggers use attack dogs and other notes on crime

L. M. Boyd notes that some muggers nationwide now employ attack dogs to brutalize victims before robberies. The column also surveys beliefs about funerals, religion and tears, attitudes of agnostics, runaway husbands ages 40s, and presidents ghost writing speeches. Copyright 1972 L.M. Boyd.

Harmony Club picnic and community notices in Brighton

Harmony Club met at the Erwins for a September picnic with fourteen members, eight guests, and their families. Other notes mention visits, a Rex Widmer home gathering, Donard Hanze’s return to work in Washington, Labor Day meals, family visits from Burlington and Princeville, and Fred McClintic’s forestry promotion to Princeville Oregon with new responsibilities.

Tony Meuth Brighton Harmony Club Will Erwin Lucille Doughty Clarence Brown Glenn Mullikin Sr Rex Widmer Allen Lauderdale Ben Crandall Donard Hanze Montgomery Ward Washington John Moxley Princeville Ill Tony Meath Charles Neff Dick Campbell Burlington Lloyd Reighard Keith Reighards Fairfield Bud Miller Lisa Harold Rebling Judge Edmondson Ralph Smith Sylvester Soboski Clear Lake Mason City Albert Lea Minn Richard Soloway Collins Chapel Hill N.C Francis Crone Atalissa Bill Cobb Mark Angela Kermit Oswalt Richland Bertha Saunders Wendell Frazer Mercy Hospital Iowa City Fred Robinson Oslaria Dre John McClintic Forestry Service Millie Amy Fred Jr Ore Fred Oregon Cascade Range

Washington Evening Journal staff and pricing notice 1972

The Washington Evening Journal details publication location Washington Iowa and staff roles including David Elder president editor and business manager William Shannon VP advertising and Charles Morris managing editor. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Washington and surrounding areas with annual and six month options.

North Marion Ave Washington Iowa Elder Shannon & Co Inc United Press International Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn Audit Bureau of Circulations David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Robert Shaffer Leonard Llewellyn

Lying and romance conflict in Dear Abby letters

A reader asks if lying is an illness and if it can be cured. Abby replies lying reflects immaturity or character, then offers advice. Other letters cover marriage with in‑laws, affairs, and a boy worried about kissing in a school play, with Abby guiding on honesty and acting choices.

Abby John P. S

Canada and Britain clash in Olympiad round with sharp swing

In the 14th round Canada routes Great Britain by 12 imps, after Rodrigue Priday defend with notrump. Kehela doubles and Murray sacrifices with penalties, crippling Canada’s opponents as Cansino Flint reach three clubs on the other table for 110 points.

Canada Great Britain Kehela West Murray South Declarer Rodrigue Cansino Flint

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