Mother Church Names President Lt Col Robert Ellis Key
The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston named Lt Col Robert Ellis Key of London president at its annual meeting. Key, associate editor of Christian Science periodicals, has long served in Christian Science work in Britain and Europe and will continue as associate editor during his one year term.
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Robert Ellis Key
London
England
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Colonel Key
Great Britain
Ireland
Christian Science
Europe
Christian Science Board of Directors
Otters Learn Sliding From Mothers Across North America
Audubon records show otters sliding down snow slopes, with groups of 22 slides per otter and mothers guiding young in swimming and fishing. Canada and sea otters span North America and beyond, with some cultures training otters to fetch fish for their handlers.
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Audubon
North America
United States
Canada
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Oregon
Canadian Paper Co to Raise Newsprint Price
Montreal June 2 The Canadian International Paper Co announced a $10 a ton price increase for newsprint effective June 15. The move follows other companies that have raised prices recently.
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Montreal
Canadian International Paper Co
Gets Shoe Box With Shoes Hank's Lunch Sky Picnic
Henry Mclemore crafts a humorous travel sketch set aboard an Air Coach flight to Europe. The narrator obsesses over packing a shoe box lunch, imagining friendly strangers sharing recipes and nostalgic meals at 20 000 feet while ribbing about ants and goose liver sandwiches.
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Hank
Europe
Atlantic
English Channel
Last Light of Wichitas: Morning Move on Panhandle Survey
The Reel River surveying party moved at 3 a m along the east bank heading toward bluffs that resembled a fortress a sandy crossing a camp in Greer County Oklahoma near Granite and the Wichita Mountains visible to the southwest this report draws on Capt Randolph Marcy’s diary through Irvin L Peffley Ama rillo.
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Reel River
Wichita Mountains
Greer County
Okla
Granite
Panhandle Plains
Irvin L. Peffley
Amarillo
Randolph Marcy
Panhandle
Swimming Classes Planned in Portales This June
Portales city recreation program funds swimming classes for ages seven and up starting June 11 with registration before then. Kenneth Livingston Jr will instruct, offering up to eight classes if demand rises. Morning sessions provide two hours per week per student, with only the regular pool admission fee. Last year 185 completed the course, and a similar number is expected this season.
Kathryn Burnett To Win MA Degree At Smith College
Miss Kathryn Eleanor Burnett daughter of Mr and Mrs Farle S Burnett 4223 West 11th is a candidate for a master of arts degree in music at Smith College Northampton Mass Commencement is next Monday Sir Oliver Franks British ambassador to the US will speak Her thesis The Acificimenti of Giuseppe Verdi s Simone Boccanegra and Don Carlo has she been teaching fellow since 1950 She graduated from Oberlin College in 1950 where she was a four year Pepsi Cola scholar World s coal hoisting record 15175 tons in an 8 hour shift in an Illinois mine in 1928 and has never been surpassed
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Farle S. Burnett
West 11Th
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Oliver Franks
Burnett
Simone Boccanegra
Don Carlo
Oberlin College
Pepsi-Cola
Memorial Day Buffalo Lake Fish Rodeo Yields 19 Tagged Catchs
Amid high winds over the weekend at Buffalo Lake the Fish Rodeo logged 19 tagged fish. A A Speedy Wilson led with two tagged fish and five bass in about two hours earning a steak dinner, $5 cash, and a double prize share plus numerous museum and sponsor rewards from local businesses including Sammy's Charcoal Grill, Brooks Drug Store, Linderman Sporting Goods, and Loewenstern Real Estate. Other awardees include Mizzell Green, George Suggs, Jack Raymond, Lee V Meier, Mrs. Hass, O C Riley, J M Gregory, and Ira Cartwright with cash, merchandise, or gear prizes from regional sponsors.
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A. A
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Fillmore
American National Bank
Swift
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Polk
Big Foot
Canyon Highway
Linderman Sporting Goods
Umbarger
Leon Theater
Borden Company
Woody
Sporting Goods
Mizzell Green
C. R. Anthony
George Suggs
Hereford
Loewenstern Real Estate Company
Flks Club
Jack Raymond
Lee V. Meier
B. Hass
Scott Lumber Company
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club
O. C. Riley
American Sporting Goods Company
J. M. Gregory
Hugh Alexander
Gattis Clendenin Shoe Store
Roland Hicks, Jr
Canyon
Linderman’ Sporting Goods
Nathan M. Hunt
Leroy
Watch & Gun Shop
Ira Cartwright
Bagot Hardware Company
Elmer Hilton
J. P. Rollins
PCSC
Dee Huneke
K & M Auto Service
Paul Sg. Kengon
South Bend
W. T. Mitchell
Texas Brands The Half Diamond JC History
The Half Diamond JC originated in Claiborne Parish Louisiana in the late 1820s and spread to Texas in the 1850s or 1860s. W D Clinton used the brand in Hunt County in the 1870s and in Callahan County in the early 1880s amid open range days.
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Claiborne Parish
Louisiana
Texas
W. D. Clinton
Hunt County
Callahan County
Clinton
Walstead sisters traced across states in 1946 scrapbook
Mrs. Dave Lord of Hot Springs New Mexico details the Walstead sisters Helen Martha Lena Perryton Blanche Agnes May Carry and Laura V Hamner. Helen widow living in Wichita Kansas earlier Norwegain born. Martha widow Dietrich linked to Sour Dough Camp Roberts County. Lena married Arche King on Canadian River. Blanche widow Lard of Hot Springs. Agnes married Jim Frier later in St Augustine Florida. May widow Blodgett. Carry married Lee Ledrick with Canaidan River and Canaidan River moves to Pampa. Laura V Hamner noted.
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Hot Springs
Walstead
Helen
Norway
Boggess
Kansas
Panhandle
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Crooked Creek
Wichita
Kan
Martha
Charles’ Dietrich
Roberts County
Wolf Creek
Fort Cobb
Okla
Lena
Arche King
Bass County
Perryton
Blanche
Dave Lard
Agnes
Jim Frier
Kelley
Second Creek
Lipscomb County
St. Augustine
Florida
May
Milo Blodgett
Spearman
Carry
Lee Ledrick
Carmell
Ledrick
Canadian River
Pampa
Laura V. Hamner
Bead Etymology Traced to Saxon Verb Bid Dan
Britannica traces bead from the Saxon bid dan meaning to pray linking to rosary beads and religious use. The term's historical sense evolved with devotional objects in early Christianity.
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Britannica
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