Circle WSCS notices and social events across circles
Timely social notes detail WSCS Circle 1 hosting 23 members and a guest with elections and programs, Circle 2 hosting a dessert at 2 pm with July picnic plans, Circle 3 gathering for a covered dish luncheon and work program, and Circle 5 hosting a dessert luncheon. Also reports a miscellaneous shower for Mary Jane Herbert, a Fletcher Chapel WSCS guest day with multiple churches, a 92nd birthday observance, and an N H Club meeting with roll call and contest winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Manford Rice
Meredith Walker
Elmer Smith
R. A. Lantz
Dick Odem
Ben Strittmatter
Clarence Pellett
Fletcher Chapel
Noble Center Evangelical
St. John's Refor
Lewis and Cumberland
Joyce Dorsey
Anita
Ann Hitchcock
Ramona Becker
Janice Acker
Marcelyn Myers
Sherol Blake
Karen Paterson
Marilyn Myers
Ray Myers
N. H. Club
John Laursen
Clint Herbert
William Krohn
Dale Westphalen
Leo Myers
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Girls State Report
Items for the club calendar must reach the office by 10 a.m. on publication day. Tuesday Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. in Memorial building with installation of officers and Kay Crawford reporting on Girls State. Thursday the Women's Guild institute has been postponed from July 3 to July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Kay Crawford
Women's Guild
Bridal shower and upcoming picnic plans noted
The report mentions Ruth Herrick of Exira to wed Cpl. James Peterson on July 18. Attendees at the Voss home shower included Mrs. George Voss and Mrs. Gregory Rains, with 22 relatives from Exira and Brayton present. Plans were made for a club picnic at Leo Myers home on Sunday evening July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Voss
Gregory Rains
Voss
Ruth Herrick
Exira
Miss Herrick
Frank Herrick
Cpl
James Peterson
Brayton
Obituary and social notes from Audubon region
Observes Birthday old friends and former neighbors called on Carl Jensen of Audubon Tuesday to help him observe his 93rd birthday. He was born in Denmark and came to the U.S. as a young man. He farmed until moving to Audubon in 1938. He has five sons and four daughters. Civil Club Meets Griswold with Narcotics talk. Dr Betty Nilsson, 42 years a medical missionary in India spoke to women at Faith Lutheran church. WSCS met at Cumberland church with Lamp Posts in Latin America program. The TWT Club hosted a pinochle gathering and guests. Forty Years Wedded Mr and Mrs C E Woodward Griswold celebrated 40 years married with family dinner. he is postmaster. They have three daughters and five grandchildren. Bon Voyage Party Conrad Christensen honored at a Ben Voyage party. he departs for Denmark after visiting Kimballton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jensen
Audubon
Mr. Jensen
Denmark
U.S
L. E
Arnold
Holger
Levi
Thorvald
George Petersen
Stella Layne
M. P. Montgomery
Chris Nelson
Griswold
Ernest Rodh
Civic Club
Griswold City Hall
Mmes
Thomas Cousins
Zr. L. Wright
Charles Croghan
Milo Cook
James Weirich
W. H. Elges
Betty Nilsson
India
Faith Lutheran Church
Calkins
C. E. Woodward
Bugs, Idaho
Woodward
Vera Phillipe
Conrad Christensen
Andrew Korrgaard
Mr. Christensen
Kimballton
Teenager dies as jalopy collapse traps passenger
In Jackson Michigan an 18 year old, Misa Donna McDonald of Vandercook Lake, died when a teen ager jalopy traveling at high speed collapsed. Driver Phillip Bofink, 18, Jackson, suffered a skull fracture as witnesses said the car rolled over after the front under carriage dropped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Misa Donna McDonald
Vandercook Lake
Phillip Bofink
Jackson
Power expert judges damage to Manchurian power plants
Taipeh Formosa reports Nationalist authority on Manchurian power says United Nations air strikes cut 45 percent of Manchuria's industrial power. Kwo Keh-Ti, Purdue trained engineer, headed Manchuria electric power admin 1946 1950 and now leads Taiwan industrial and mining corporation. He says two to three years to rebuild under normal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
Mukden
Dairen
Port Arthur
United Nations
Kwo Keh-Ti
Purdue University
Yalu River
Manchuria
Kwo
China
Northeast
Chiang Kai-Shek
Taiwan
Births Spur Small Town News Across Several Families
A string of birth announcements from Atlantic to Audubon and Casey records several newborns. Milestones include a 7 pounds 3 ounces boy for Milo and wife at Atlantic Memorial Hospital and Harold Douglas born to Herold and wife in San Diego, plus Dale Allen 8 pounds 1% ounces born in Creston Hospital. Additional births list June dates for Audubon residents and Casey families, detailing parents, relatives, and locations from Carroll hospital to Broadlawns in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Holmes
Atlantic
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Herold W. Herbert
San Diego
Calif
Harold Douglas
Thoradey
Harold Herbert
Linn Street
Dale Allen Steffens
Cumberland
Harold Steffens
Dale Allen
Creston Hospital
George Steffens
Louie Gerlock
Nellie Gerlock
A. D. Smith
Lewis
Barbara Jo Gritten Casey
Cpl
Charles Gritten
Barbara Jo
Broadlawns Hospital
Des Moines
Hazel Rochholz
Earl Rochholz
Casey
Korea
Ray Hickman
Mark Alan
Methodist Hospital
Hickman
Maurina Lewis
Ern Lewis
Hospital Admits Several After Dental Surgery
Dennis Craig Lange of Kimbellton was admitted to Atlantic Memorial hospital for dental surgery and released Friday. Also discharged were Mrs Ivo Mutum and Norman Petersen of Maine. Mrs Norman Nordby remains a surgical patient at Jennie Edmundson hospital Coun cil Bluffs. George Petersen of Elk Horn underwent surgery Tuesday at Immanuel Lutheran hospital in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Craig Lange
Kimbellton
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Ivo Mutum
Norman Petersen
Maine
Bluffe Hospital
Kimballton
Norman Nordby
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Elk Hornh
George Petersen
West of Town
Immanual Lutheran Hospital
Omaha
Moscow Records Heat Wave Temperature Peak
Moscow endured a minor heat wave with a record high of 91.4 degrees on June 28, the hottest June day there since records began. It stood 8.6 degrees below the all time high of 95 reached on June 21, according to radio Moscow reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Radio Moscow
Puad
Television's Magic Carpet Covers National Conventions
Seventy million Americans will travel to Chicago in July via television as CBS NBC and other networks bring the Republican and Democratic conventions to life. A seven camera operation from CBS will center on the Amphitheater with mobile units, studio booths at the Hilton, and control rooms guiding direct broadcasts to homes nationwide.undan the newsroom, hosts and analysts prepare live coverage from the Stockyards area, Hilton offices, and convention floors while Betty Furness demonstrates appliances in CBS studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
International Amphitheater
Sig Mickelson
CBS Television
Stockyards
Fnd
Miss Furness
CBS
Hilton
San Francisco
Pase Beys
Gach
Réwerd
BR. Murrow
Lewell
Westinghouse
Betty Furness
Patty
White House
Mr. Throttlebottom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Jane Herbert
R. C. Bailey
O. F. Nord
Miss Herbert
Robert Becker
J. O. Stahle
R. A. Becker
Paulena Jacobsen
Walnut Street
Dr. H. M. Sash
East Third St
Ray Aay
Arr
TWT
Lester Hendrickson
Grant
Stanley Embree
John Hendrickson
Donald Shafer
Fred Davis
Louis Spiker
Munici
Pal
Don Hewitt
Network
Tins! Choice Hewitt
Lisa Leughnn
Redie, Demen
Wetel
Hilton Hotel
Balliesd Caravan
Mickelson
Twentieth Century Limited
New York
CBG
Seattle
Fen Biege
Eveet
Besten
Metory
Hoegh Radio Service
RCA and Sparton TV
Pettersen's
Firestone Store
Firestone TV
Lowary
Motorola TV
New King Electric Co
Westinghouse - Emerson
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Silvertone TV
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