Religion in Life Week Opens at Coe College
The annual Religion in Life week at Coe College opens with the theme Where are you with Dr. George Forelt of the University of Iowa as featured speaker. Today includes campus group attendance at churches and a public film showing A Man Called Peter at 7 p.m. in the Coe Auditorium free to the public. An exhibit of Bible facsimiles is in the East gallery with hours around events. Monday features religious discussions read by local ministers and Coe faculty in campus social organization chapter rooms.
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George Forelt
School of Religion
University of Iowa
Church of Their Choice
Peter
Coe Auditorium
Coe
Jack Oliver
First Christian Church
Forell
Dr. Forelt
Religion In Life Week
Concordia College Choir
Victor Hildner
Armstrong
Coe Bog
Kenneth M. Plummer
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Mental Health Group Plans Fourth Volunteer Training
Linn County Association for Mental Health will run its fourth volunteer training for the St Luke's ward with sessions Feb 25 28 and March 4 at 7 30 p m. Volunteers may work 8 a m to 9 p m on chosen days. Contact EM 2 2423 for details. The program also features chapels concerts and discussions led by Dr Forell and others with public access. Stephen Jackson chairs this year’s Religion in Life observance.
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William B. Cormack
Linn County Association For Mental Health
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
Metals Society To Hear Swartz On Continuous Casting
Cedar Rapids chapter of the American Society for Metals hosts Dr. Carl E. Swartz for a talk on continuous casting principles and a detailed Properzi process presentation aimed at designers. Swartz, former chief metallurgist and ASM trustee, will be followed by Eugene C. Pugh of Iowa National Mutual Insurance sharing safety engineering case experiences during a 6:30 dinner and 7:45 program at the Roosevelt hotel.
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American Society For Metals
Carl E. Swartz
Hinsdale, Ill
Swartz
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company
Armour Research Foundation
American Society of Metals
Eugene C. Pugh
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Company
Roosevelt Hotel
Everything Depends on Which Side You're On
In Roxboro North Carolina an extended city limit split Highway 57 into city and county zones. Northbound traffic is policed by the highway patrol while city police cover the southbound lane on the half mile stretch. City Manager Timberlake says a resolution is needed.
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W F. Timberlake
Opera Calls On Army for Effects
Trenton Symphony Orchestra seeks field artillery and rifle sounds for Tosca. Maestro Sabatini will ask Ft Dix authorities to fire blanks for an off stage cannon and rifles to reproduce the opera’s Act I cannon and final act rifle fire.
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Trenton Symphony Orchestra
Guglielmo Sabatini
Ft. Dix
Puccini
Residents approve 50 cent monthly charge for industrial promotion
Plymouth Wisconsin residents vote to add a 50 cent per month surcharge on electric meters to fund industrial promotion efforts. City officials say the fee will raise needed capital to attract and support local industry while keeping consumer costs modest in a small east-central community.
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Home Missile Test and Hi Fi Car Noises Dominate Parlor Entertainment
A feature on Hi Fi recordings and sounds from Riverside labeled albums presents missile launch realism and motor racing acoustics. It highlights Bumper V missile tests at White Sands and car noises from Sebring with bands and composers exploring new listening experiences. It notes broader trends in audio novelty, including historical sound studies and varied recordings.
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Storm Troopers
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Vanguard
Edgar Allen Poe
Deer Tries Horse And Dog Tracks In Revere
In Revere Massachusetts an amused crowd watched a deer take practice turns on a street as a horse and a dog tracked its movements. The incident drew attention from pedestrians and local witnesses who reported the animal appeared uninjured and nonchalant amid the pursuit.
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Suffolk Downs
Wonderland
Candle Holding Its Own in Age Of Electricity
Washington reports that candles remain popular in the modern electric era. Despite gas lamps and bulbs, tens of millions are lit annually in churches, homes, and on festive tables. Since 1951 U.S. candle sales exceed 20 million dollars yearly, aided by power outages and tradition.
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To Be Soloist With Symphony
Cedar Rapids Symphony to feature cellist Zara Nelsova as guest artist in Coe Auditorium at 8 15 p m on Monday February 18. Nelsova, acclaimed as a leading contemporary cellist, will perform Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture Haydn Cello Concerto Kabalevsky Cello Concerto and Schubert Unfinished Symphony as part of the program. Tickets by phone EM 4 2862 or at the Coe box office 7 p m day of concert. Admission 2 adults 1 student.
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Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Coe Auditorium
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Australia
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Tree-climbing monkey stalls wedding in Norwalk
In Norwalk Connecticut a wedding faced a delay when a rhesus monkey trained as the flower boy refused to come down from a tree. Mrs. Benjamin Jackier ordered the ceremony to proceed without the animal.
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Norwalk
Conn
Benjamin Jackier
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