Memorial Day Visitors Thrive Across Lewis and Vicinity
A flood of relatives and friends gathered in Lewis and nearby towns for Memorial Day observances. Residents noted visits from Mellott and family, the Keffers, Hubers, and many other kin. A mix of church services, dinners, and homecomings filled weekend schedules as travelers moved between Atlantic, Omaha, Griswold, Carson, and Dexter.
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Solth Palmar
Ge ‘Sperry
Anid
Jante
Sonny
George
Whipptithe
Mes
Batt Whipple
Jay Yialted
Hasty Graham
Marna
Tyle
Sabine
Omaht
Mus
Ray Helio
Macwine
Win
Sarah Heises
Frankfort
Ind
Maurice Holace
Milton. Fenk
Harléw _ Cotton
Dale Slaith
Omaha
Roy Burkhalter
Gon
Ross
Newton’ Funk
Frances Heise
Milton Punk
Ami Mire
Dick Railsback
Cumberland
JS Bickel
John Roush
Carson
Lewis
Carl Burnside
Grinwald
Hanl
Wayne Wheeler
Lottie Keffers
Harry Wheeley
Atlantic
George Keffer
William Kendall
Lewis and Griswold
Find
Max Trent
Wakemut Pent
Mia Irqne Mott
William “Fiott
Robaon
James
Watson
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Evangelical Hire in Atlantic Church Set for August
Rev. Mr. Hensel has served as visiting pastor and improved the church during weeks in Atlantic earning many friends. He previously led Shelby and San Francisco churches. He will be succeeded by student Rev. Zuren from Eden Seminary St. Louis, to be ordained this month and take charge in August.
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Hensel Hen
pIateliars
Taifel
Atlantic
Teegs
Shelby
San Francisco
Vey Zuren
Eden
Sem
Inary
St. Louis
Presbyterians Adopt Marriage and Divorce Reports
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Presbyterian general assembly re elects Dr Lewis Seymour Mudge as stated clerk and adopts reports on marriage divorce and remarriage and moral support for conscientious objectors to war The assembly endorses birth control references being dropped from the commission and backs education on marriage ideals while urging peace education in public schools
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Pittsburgh
I. N. Si
Lewis Seymour Mudge
Philadelphia
Presbyterian
I T
Apodial Commission
Vorce
Xemrrage
General Assembly
Exhaus
Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Correctionville News Editor Remains In City Memory
Carl C Sturges longtime editor and publisher of the Correctionville News died yesterday. A funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Correctionville Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Mr Kettle officiating. Interment is set for Correctionville cemetery. Mr and Mrs Hal M Sturges of Chiatity, the deceased's brother, will travel after requesting time to attend rites.
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Carl C
Sturges
Neral -Services -Zor
Carl
Irgox
Correctionville
Mra
Hal
M. Sturges
Ghiatity
AG Department Claims $20 Million Savings Over Five Years
The Attorney General's department announced at the White House that targeted economies will save about $20 million over five years. About $7 million was saved in the current fiscal year ending June 30, with significant unexpected balances to be carried forward into the next year. The note cites reductions under Secretary Hyde and President Floover.
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Turethy M. Hyde
Floover
Thio White House
Hyde
Massena Board of Education Names New Superintendent
The Massena board of education selected a new superintendent for next year amid school system changes. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text but the action centers on leadership transition within the district.
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Masgena
Tosi Cial
Wilburne
Massena
Athools
the. Board of Education
Verry
Dareal
Slunman
German Lutheran church to observe sixth anniversary
Ddaton la June 3 E8pe ek Sey German Lutheran will observe its sixth anniversary Sunday with a lineup of visiting ministers. Speakers include Rev J Deckmar of Worthington Minn former pastor, Rev John Schliepsick of Robbard and Rev Adolph Schwidd er of Wall Lake vice president of the Town district of the German Lutheran church.
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Ddaton
Ita Aniversary
Imden
Lincoln Town Camp
J., Deckmar
Worthington, Minn
John Schliepsick
Robbard
Adolph Schwidder
Wall Lake
The
German Lutheran Church
Ida B Wise Smith To Lead U S Group At World Meeting
Des Moines, June 3. Mrs. Ida B Wise Smith, national vice president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, announced today she will lead the United States delegation of 1 200 women at the world convention of reorganization which opens Lo-
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Des Moines
Jone
Ida B. Wise Smith
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
United States
Group discusses key issues for women across regions
In a meeting, representatives from Asia, Africa, America, and Europe address rape prevention and equality. The discussion centers on two major challenges and ways to meet them, including cooperation among countries and practical measures to improve safety.
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Aigen Sr
Asia
Af‘view
America
Toranto
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