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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1968

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Ainsworth Will den Dea

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