Reverent Service to an Unchanging Kingdom
A brief editorial cites Hebrews 12 28 to state the Christian, identified with the unchangeable kingdom of God, should reverently serve God with reverence and godly fear. The piece emphasizes stability and devotion as guiding principles for believers.
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God
First Couple Clinches City Golf Titles at Washington Club
The attorney and Mrs Jim Lloyd became the first husband and wife to win both the men’s and women’s city golf titles at the Washington Golf and Country Club in the same year. Their daughter Lisa, a sharp student, joked that her father already knows how to do it.
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Jim Lloyd
Washington Golf & Country Club
Lisa
Three Winners In The Family At City Golf Tournaments
Dwain Tschantz his wife Virginia and son Rusty each won the second flight titles in the men’s women’s and boys junior divisions. The article notes the family achieved a rare, possibly unrepeatable feat during the city golf tournament. It also mentions two boys catching a snake and placing it in a jar for show and tell, with the snake escaping and not yet found. A reward suggestion is joked about.
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Dwain
Virginia
Rusty
Stewart
Temporary blindness tale at Washington Coffee Club meeting
A Rockford man was elected president of the Washington Coffee Club and shared a funny anecdote about a fellow passenger who eats bananas in tunnels, claiming he goes stone blind each time. A separate note recalls Salvation Army charity prep with a cluttered garage and delayed pickup, causing anxiety over space.
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Rockford
Illinois
Washington Coffee Club
Friday the 13th woes at United Presbyterian Home
On Friday September 13 1968 underground cables cut a two inch water main at the United Presbyterian Home Halcyon House. Water shut off for about two hours except Sherman Hall and one third of cottages. A leak in a 100 gallon water heater caused replacement. A 40 gallon heater substitutes with limited recovery. A nurse’s cocker spaniel was killed crossing the highway. The 13th won’t fall on a Friday again for many years.
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United Presbyterian Home
Halcyon House
Sherman Hall
U. P
Philadelphia
Iowa
Attorney General's Office
Richard C. Turner
Dan Johnston
Drake University
Johnston
Turner
New promise for simple lowa income tax forms
Des Moines reports simplification of the 1968 Iowa income tax forms to save printing costs while the state revenue department absorbs the former tax commission. Forst says forms will be packet style and easier for taxpayers, with projected savings around thirty thousand dollars.
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DES Moines
IDPA
State Tax Commission
William H. Forst
State Department of Revenue
Old Tax Commission
Forst
National Crime Information Center
Iowa
Washington
FBI
Tennessee
Council Bluffs
Sioux
Passing Years in Washington Local History
A long, room-by-room harvest of community notes from Washington recounts visits to Iowa towns Grinnell Center Waterloo Davenport and Vinton by local residents including Mr and Mrs Wayne Marston and others. It covers arrivals from Decatur Illinois New York City and Chicago along with local events at Mercy Hospital Grinnell College and Parsons College and highlights trips to see President Truman. The piece notes town officials town ship Farm Bureau changes and school enrollment plus a Red Cross hurricane relief quota increase.
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Wayne Marston
Iowa
Grundy Center
Waterloo
Davenport
Robert Hopping
Stevie
Vinton
Ethel Spera
Phoebe Walsh
Kermit Spera
Brian
Decatur
Illinois
Roy L. Miller
Columbus Junction
Charles Morris
Mary Joyce Barnes
Aurora
Ill
Washington
Joe Barnes
Mercy Hospital
Charles P. Hennon
McAllen
Texas
Golia Miller
Hennon
Ruth Miller
William Ashmore
Iowa City
President Truman
I. Rothschild
S. W. Easter
Arnot Wylie
Walt Farrell
John Beenblossom
J. E. McGlone
Chicago
Palmer Schilling
Mr. Schilling
Mary Bordwell
B. B. Bordwell
Miss Bordwell
Ralph Kleese
Washington Township
Norman Schoonover
Grinnell
Mary Martin
Miss Martin
Grinnell College
Joe Knotek
June
Mary Katherine Knotek
Ed Knotek
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Floyd Kerr
People’s Ice Company
McAvoy
Fairfield
McLellan
Wilma Palmer
Mabel Burger
Drake
Charles Latchem
Stella Latchem
Durham
N. C
Isabelle Minick
New York City
J. J. Minick
Gerald Sperry
Washington Dairy
Ft. Dodge
Milo Sorden
Max Lee
Earl Moore
Etna
Bowling Green
Bloomington
Central Park
Supt
J. H. Peet
F. W. Eastwood
Washington County Red Cross
Finland Egypt clash highlights 1968 Olympiad bridge play
In a Finland Egypt match the Finnish team proved stronger than expected, later finishing 14th as they beat France, Thailand, Chile, Denmark, Egypt, Mexico, Sweden and Jamaica. Egypt placed 21st of 33 after a dramatic round robin, with North-South Sharif forcing a Vienna coup to reach three hearts squeeze and last-wall tricks.
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Declarer
Egypt
Finland
Italy
France
Thailand
Chile
Denmark
Mexico
Sweden
Jamaica
King
Holland
Spain
South Africa
Lebanon
Philippines
Iceland
Zawaniri
Omar Sharif
West
Trump
Sharif
Toominen
The 30-Second Kiss Was Fairly Torrid
A collection of gag items and reflections on pop culture from L. M. Boyd including censorship of kisses in cinema, a joke about a jennet, trivia on lobster eating, and quips about love, science, war, and a parrot yawning.
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Missouri
Oscar Wilde
Clausewitz
James Drury
Johnny Unitas
Bart Starr
Starr
Unitas
Curious stranger preys on elderly in Ainsworth
Mr and Mrs Will Dea of Ainsworth recount an alarming visit by a well dressed stranger who claimed to be a relative and sought money claiming a car crash and a hospitalized wife. He pressed for large sums, avoided showing ID, and left after being refused. A prior encounter with an antique dealer ended without loss. authorities and bank were alerted.
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Ainsworth
Will den
Dea
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West Chester
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Martha Sands
Parsons College
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