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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
4
A Bible thought presents the idea that the word of God is quick and powerful and sharper than any two edged sword piercing to the division of soul and spirit and joints and marrow and discerning the thoughts and intents of the heart from Hebrews.
A brief tribute recalls Rev. Ben Bara Styles Bly former pastor of the Presbyterian church for nine years. Described as a serious yet compassionate man with strong ties to youth and the community. Mention of a notable crime-age era incident involving Rev Ely and his wife in their home.
A reader recalls a social blunder as a woman mistakenly teased another by claiming she would not get ice cream. The misidentification led to embarrassment when the actual recipient turned out to be a different woman. Evelyn Hexworth signs the note from Washington Iowa.
Mrs Ely tried to convert the intruder after a shock at the parsonage robbery. The event left Rev. Ely and the community hopeful, though the robber’s fate and future life remain unknown. The couple’s faith influenced local reaction and praise for Mrs Ely’s steadfast efforts amid hardship.
A quirky language note cautions on correct pronunciation and spelling. It points out common errors such as immerged versus emerged and mispronunciations of words like origin and equip.
In a wartime mansion intrigue unfolds as Dolly Grace and her brother Bruce risk discovery to safeguard crucial papers meant for General Clary. A hidden message is found buried in sawdust, confirming Dolly Grace’s quick thinking saved the Allison name and promising a medal for Bruce’s wartime deed.
A scattered page mixes weather banter with light humor and wry asides. Notes on Perry Town droughts, a dry spell forecast, and the dry wit of local readers mix with quips about cowhide uses, shipwreck survivals, and a playful parade of farm life jokes.
The Rural Womans club will meet with Mrs. Lincoln Bartholow Thursday afternoon for a demonstration on selecting kite utensils. Bring pencils and a dish to pass. Also notes on other events including pot luck suppers at local homes and church meetings with hours and hosts, plus community members from Louisville and local families.
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