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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

12

City OKs land sale for Army Reserve Center at Rockford site

Memorial commission approves sale of city land adjoining the tennis center at Rockford road and Eighth avenue SW for 38 640 dollars. M B Cottrell of Omaha District Corps of Engineers made the offer. Final size near six acres, with public hearing and defense department approval required before closing.

Rockford Road Eighth Avenue Memorial Commission M. B. Cottrell Real Estate Divisio Omaha Corps of Engineers Army Engineers Tennis Association Bob Johnson Secretary of Defense Cottrell

McFarland Cited for 15-Year Length of Service Award

DES MOINES UP I Col Glenn Bowles Iowa selective service director announced Burr McFarland Jr of Independence a clerk for the Buchanan county local board will receive a 15 year length of service certificate.

McFarland DES Moines UPI Glenn Bowles Selective Service Iowa Burr McFarland, Jr Independence Buchanan County

Body Replaced Brick by Brick Through Cell Renewal

A reader asks if the body renews itself with age and how organs stay the same. The explainer compares the body to a brick house, noting cells constantly replace bricks and DNA guides protein formation to preserve tissue type.

Brick House Analogy of Body Renewal

The passage compares the body to a brick house where new porch design replaces crumbling bricks. It explains protein molecules renew gradually, not whole organs, preserving the existing pattern as cells continually rebuild. It notes bones fully replace every few decades and stresses balanced diet supplies proteins for ongoing cell production.

Church of God to Dedicate New Building

The Seventh Day Church of God will dedicate its recently acquired church at 3336 Prairie Drive NE with a 2 p.m. Saturday service led by W. T. McMicken of Buffalo Missouri. Friday events begin at 8 p.m. with Allen Bond of Marion in charge and Saturday includes a Sabbath school at 10 a.m. and a worship service at 11:30 led by Elder Edgar Lippincott of Stanberry Missouri. A basket lunch follows at noon and the public is welcome.

Seventh Day Church of God Prairie Drive W. T. McMicken Buffalo Allen Bond Marion Edgar Lippincott Stanberry

Sabin Polio Clinics Set in Jones County

Sabin oral polio vaccine type 2 will be distributed in Jones county at three centers this weekend. Monticello Youth Center opens Saturday noon to 6 p.m., Anamosa courthouse Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Wyoming High School 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is the final Jones county Sabin clinic.

Jones County Monticello Anamosa Wyoming

Dr. Verne Oggel Named President of Reformed Church in America

The Rev. Dr. M. Verne Oggel 74 of Glen Rock New Jersey is named new president of the Reformed Church in America. Oggel has led the Community Church of Glen Rock since 1943 and was advanced from vice-president at the 157th regular session of the General Synod.

Seminary Officers Named During Week-Long Meeting

The Rev. Dr. Justin Van der Kolk of the New Brunswick Theological Seminary was named vice-president during a week-long gathering. He and Dr. Oggel will assume office when the meeting concludes next Wednesday.

Justin Vander Kolk New Brunswick, N. J

Girls Get Time Off with Pay at Factory in Dagenham

In Dagenham England the women workers at John Sherman’s clothing factory earned 414 days of steady labor. On Friday afternoon they talked about the weekend dates and outfits while machines stood idle. Sherman announced they would receive Friday afternoons off with pay.

Dagenham England John Sherman Sherman

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