New Cub Scout Den Formed in Erie Area
New Cub Scout den started in Erie with den mothers Mrs Ed Marcum and Mrs W W Holland after a meeting led by Erie Scout executive Scott Agnew at Dr James Rowland's office. Many locals attended including Mr and Mrs Marcum and Dr and Mrs Holland.
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W. W. Holland
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Lackland Afb
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Lawrence Noakes
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Darrell McSpadden
Blue Bag Club
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Richard Salb
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Blizzard Brings Hardship in Buchanan North Dakota
In Buchanan a 24 hour blackout followed by fierce blizzard drifts buried homes and left 100 residents without power. Ralph Cebula and family survived in a basement using a makeshift stove. 68 year old Walter Riker endured three days buried in a trailer. Storm deaths in the Dakotas and Minnesota mounted as governors declared disaster areas and livestock losses rose to about 12,000 cattle and sheep in South Dakota.
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Buchanan
N.D
Dakota
Ralph Cebula
Clayton Snitker
Walter Riker
Riker
Cebula
Dakotas
Minnesota
Pierre
S.D
Nils A. Roe
South Dakota
Humboldt WMS Meeting and Church Activities Recap
The First Baptist WMS met at the Humboldt church with Mrs. Lawrence Rinehart presiding. Officers elected for the coming year include President Lyndell Mosley and secretary Mrs. Herbert Tidd, to take office May 1 and October 1 respectively. 29 members attended plus three children.
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Circle
Ruby Wright
Frank Johnson
Virginia
Carl Pullman
Mary Martha
E. J. Lombard
Herbert Tidd
Lawrence Rinehart
Christian Service
Ralph Kepley
Love Gift
Charles Clements
Missions
Jim Broyles
White Cross
George Beaman
Joe Peters
Herman Crawford
Albert Middendorf
Ray Middendorf
Guild
Fellowship Guild
Bob McGuire
Rosebud
Cruz Flores
Eugene Bennett
JOY
Carl Ladd
Jim Everman
Will Hoke
McGuire
Owen Danley
Rensick and Larson Engage Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs William Rensick and Marcelle Larson traveled to Kansas City on Friday as guests of their son and his family.
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Dean Stipp
Lloyd Gough
Seattle
Wash
Jerry Kramer
Galesburg
Clark Fleming
Jim
Carol Sherer
Kansas City
Fred Maci
Parsons
Robert Yockey
Don Edwards
W. J. Stitzel
Elizabeth Wood
Moran
Bill Noakes
Loren Dillinger
H. C. David
Tulsa
H. C. Hunt
Norma Jacobs
Ed McGowan
Floyd Ruble
Ike Baker
R. E. Yockey
Rebekah
W. A. Rensick
Karen
Chad
Overland Park
Raytown
Ray Perks
Pat
Humboldt
Charles Tilman
Rita
Jeff
John Diverbliss
Paul Hottenstein
Coy Aggers
Iola
Lewis Hottenstein
Connie
Debbie
Chanute
MBS Club
Dora Mueller
R. C. Wright
W. L. Palmers
William Rensick
Marcelle Larson
Shanghai declines as world trade hub quiets its waterfront
Shanghai with 6,900,000 people remains the most populous city in Communist China though its status as a world trade center has declined. The city’s once bustling waterfront with merchant ships from around the globe is now unusually quiet.
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Shanghai
China
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