The Marsha Lay community social roundup
The Friendly class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Earl Ellshoff's home for a night of business, program, and refreshments. Attending were numerous members and honored guests including Rev Robert Swain and Sr. M. Y. F. groups from nearby churches. The notice lists many local families, gatherings, picnics, and club meetings through July highlighting dinners, baptisms, and a 55th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Earl] Ellshoff
Edith Beal
Foster Hornbrook
Alice Manning
Irene Cline
Leroy McNary
Hubert Berris
Walter Craig
T. E. Findley
Everett Smitley
William Buehler
M. H. Matteson
Ralph Prevo
Paul Arney
Theodore Sharp
Ernest Kile
Felicia Lowry
Virginia Davis
Robert Swain
Lake Bloomington
Minos
Virginia
Huffington
Sharon Gentry
Lidda Mitchell
Mary Ann Moore
Marilyn Quick
Carole Woodard
Jerry Titus
Billy Owen
Darren] Morgan
Burton Benton
Billy Liffix
DeAnn
Betty
Karen Stoelting
Robert E. Babcock
North Eighth Street
Smith Arford Reunion Marks Thirty sixth Annual Gathering
Descendants of Reverend A. W. Arford of Odin Indiana and Alvan Smith of Marshall held their 36th annual reunion on Sunday July 7 1957 at the home of F E Smith west of Marshall. Thirty nine attendees listed including E H Alford Joliet Dr Edwin O Kock Butler PA Haynes McMullen Bloomington and others from Indiana and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Arford
Odin
Indiana
Alvan Smith
Marshall
F. E. Smith
E. H. Alford
Joliet
Edwin O. Kock
Butler
Pennsylvania
Haynes McMullen
David and
Joel
Bloomington
A. E. Smith
Janet
Cathy Jean
Rickey
McLean, Va
H. A. Smith
Jay
Susie
Huntington
E. C. Arford
Raymond Arford
Sharon
Carl
Shirley
Sheila
Odoh
R. D. Arford
Fleming Arford
Marbara
Cindy
Beverly
Hollenbeck Reunion Held at Twins Lakes Park Illinois
The 15th Hollenbeck reunion gathered July 7 at Twins Lakes park Paris Illinois with a noon basket dinner for twenty four. A 2:00 pm business meeting planned the next July gathering at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenbeck
Twins Lakes Park
Paris
Illinois
Amma Young
Gladys Hewitt
Elsie Hollenbeck Hutchison
Phoenix
Arizona
Lena Holwick Glass
Elk City
Kansas
Robert Sandy
Effie Alabaugh
Mildred, Miller
Georgetown
Tknois
Bugene
Duvall
Hobart
Wayne
Nebuchadnezzar gains new light from Babylon tablets
A Vanderbilt professor cites newly studied cuneiform tablets from the British Museum that illuminate Nebuchadnezzar II's reign (605-561 BC). The tablets cover 627-555 BC and suggest battles with Egypt influenced by shifting conquests, challenging earlier views of the king's invincibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebuchadnezzar
J. Philip Hyatt
Journal of Biblical Li
Nebuchadnezzar Mus
Hyatt
Vanderbilt
Universityi Tenes
Rature
Babylon
J. D. Wiseman
Judah
Egypt
Akkad
Treating Addicts Medically, Not as Criminals
Dr Karl Bowman emeritus professor of psychiatry at the University of California Medical Center urged the medical approach to addiction at the American Psychological Association. He praised Britain's narcotics control, where doctors may prescribe maintenance doses and addicts seek treatment, arguing current laws should be overhauled to reduce crime and illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl M. Bowmafessor
University of Californi
Bowman
American Psychopathological Association
Standard Nomenclature for Disease Usage in Hospitals
Doctors and staff increasingly use standard nomenclature for diseases and operations. The shift reduces patient confusion and aligns terminology across American hospitals and international venues, including terms like dermatitis venenata and dermatophytosis replacing common names such as poison ivy and athlete's foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Guinness Book of Superlatives Highlights Global Records
New York features reveal the largest drum over 25 feet in circumference towed by a tractor and the oldest head at about 3,000 years. The best selling songs include Till We Meet Again and Let Me Call You Sweetheart. The United Kingdom residents frequent cinema more than any other nation. The Guinness Book of Superlatives reports these facts and more, with over 188 008 copies in circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Kingdom
Ancient Brachiopods Shaped Earth's Ancient Seas
Washington reports on brachiopods from about 350000 years ago, the abundant shelled worms that clung to sea bottoms in the Ordovician. Their shells became fossils in rock, aiding geological dating while silica coatings preserve many specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earth
Car Crash Project Seeks Safety Aids
In Los Angeles a UC led crash injury project aims to save up to 20,000 lives yearly. The Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering backs the study with the Air Force and will crash 25 cars at up to 50 mph using guide tracks and remote control to collect data for safer car design and injury reduction. More than 40,000 traffic fatalities occur annually and experts say half could be prevented with existing or developing safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of California
Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering
Air Research and Development Command
U. S. Air Force
Seven Evening Turnaround Lifts Humfrey Grattan Toward Success
After a crisis, Humfrey Grattan gains optimism and reassembles his life. He values intellect experience and health as assets and gains a junior partner after a reunion with his sister and child. Five years later he remains ahead financially with a supportive wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Gratton
Gwinn amendment debate sparks concerns over government overreach
The Tallassee Tribune discusses the proposed Gwinn amendment to the U S Constitution and warns that government centralization threatens private enterprise and tax revenue. It contrasts this with nostalgia from Ravensweed News about meat prices and wages, noting wage gains outpaced meat price rises since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallassee
Tribune
Alabama
Elephant Seals Make Record Comeback at Guadalupe Island
The Guadalupe Island elephant seal population near Baja California has surged toward 6,000, a record high noted by UC Scripps biologist Carl L. Hubbs and colleagues. Once near extinction, the species is now protected by Mexican law. a 1900 tally was under 100, 1950 counts reached 4,500, with 6,000 as a preliminary February total pending final photo survey. A 1,920-pound male and 660-pound female were captured for the San Diego Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Jolla
Calif
Guadalupe Island
Baja California
Carl L. Hubbs
University of California
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Hubbs
George A. Bartholomew, Jr
Universe of
First Class From Unique University
New York reports the International Christian University near Tokyo has graduated its first class. Sponsored by Christians in Japan and North America, the project is underwritten by fourteen Protestant denominations in the United States and Canada. Since 1949 contributions exceed $5 million from church members totaling over 25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Japan
North America
International Christian University
Tokyo
United States
Canada
Cooperation
Longest Living Washington Claim on Centenarians
A partly legible Washington snippet discusses nations with citizens aged 100 or more, stating the Netherlands claims the highest average longevity. The fragment hints at comparative longevity claims without clear data or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Netherlands
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Marsha Lay
Max Zschau, Jr
Rosamond Coldren
Elizabeth Millhouse
Florence Bubeck
Elizabeth Hagist
Bernice Brosman
Elizabeth Cunningham
William Camp
Basil Moore
Dr. Illyess
Arthur Allen Zschau
Lawrence Hutchens
Fred Gorham
Frank Meehling
Nancy Fredenberger
George Farris
Dallas Shawver
Janice
Phyllis
Lisa Smitley
Harold Jones
Fred Davison
James Thompson
Herbert Shaffer
William Bubeck
W.C.T. U
Clark County Fairground
Nettie Dawson
Bible
Livingston
Walter Harlow
Jack Sweet
Omaha
Nebraska
Faris Sweet
Rex Cork
Mrs. Snyder
Terre Haute
Alden Stallings
Chrysler
Casey
Keith Simpson
Monmouth, Ilinois
Willis Simpson
Gloria
Fred Hirsch
Garry
Hutsonville
Ralph Jackson
Danny
Lena Hirsch
Wilma Geisert
D. F. Miyes
Golden Age Club
Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mrs. Benton Marrs
Linda
Mrs
Tonie Tyler
Westfield
Jesse Pearce
Frances Staub
Frank Pearce
H. E. Davis
Realto
California
Clayton Plank
Robert Geisert
Wilma
Charles Bush
Philadephia
James Drummond
Peoria
Ben Drummond
Doris
Leslie Sweet
Effingham
Marshall and
Gene ‘Sweet
Covington, Indi
Chester
Merry Maidens 4-H Club
McCormick Creek State Park
Cartha
Ruth Ann Renner
Sharolyn
Paula Volk
Carolyn Smitley
Carol Maurer
Janicd
Farris
Jennifer Koppler
Diana Murphy
Phyllis Quick
Shirley Bartran
Carole Lewis
Mary Lou Gunder
Alice Bauman
Connie Beltz
Jeanie Buchler
Doris Kay Pearce
Virgie Pearce
Lucille Barrett
Juanita Bauman
H. J. Kemp
emKp
Lloyd Baker
Alva Janney
John Lindley
Wayne Baker
Alva Wells
Lena Artman
Mary
Alice
Sue Kemp
Howard Young
I. W. Ashley
Caslon Bennett
Cc. W. Hise
C. D. Hammond
Bud Stewart
J S. C. Club
Effie Irwin
Gertie Scott
Clara Mase Anacker
Lorene Jeter
Loie Cork
Jean Butcher
Elsie Bloodworth
Jemima Houk
Lucille Pennington
Dawn Downey
Donna Butcher
Ben Salter
Lola Ann
Hurley Nicol
John Salter
Martinsville
Walter McHugh
Shelburn
Herbert Watson
Fairbanks, Ind
Charles Hills
Norman Woods
Mrs. Woods
Hills
Dean Wilson
Otto Crumlin
Earl Bedamin
Brazil
W. B. Craddy
John McCauley
Pearl Surger
Ward-Sutton Funeral Home
Herald
Byjohn and
Jane Strickland
Humphrey
Carlisle Drive
Detroit
Michigan
Ravensweed News
Ravensweed
W. Va
Elephant Seals
Unique University
N. L
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