Study links cancer trends to ethnicity and care access
A 18 year Texas regional cancer study led by Eleanor MacDonald shows that continued care saves lives and reveals notable differences between Latin Americans and other Americans in cancer susceptibility. Using a computer analysis of 16,182 patients and 17,928 cancers, the report highlights higher liver and gallbladder cancers in Latin American women, more stomach cancers in Latin American men, and rising prostate and cervical cancers among Latin Americans, while overall death rates decline.
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Alcvon Blakesler
Associated Press
New York
Ir— I
Eleanor MacDonald
el Paso
Texas
Ihec
Miss MacDonald
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Tex
New Mexico
County Medical Society
Donald Ed Paso
Atca Whiarey
Arizona
M Lady's Jewelry Will Rattle When She Walks
In fashion notes from New York, the jewelry industry savors a shift away from understated pieces to bold, noisy adornments. Big rings, multi strand chains, and brassy bracelets surge in popularity as hats, hair styles, and necklines influence jewelry design and a bustle of jangling sets dominates daytime and evening wear.
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Sprain Wilson
New York
Fagalon
Paris
Ant
Charmace
Jaghlon
Company 70
Miss Birkhofer Feted at Shower in Home Party
A bridal shower hosted Thursday evening at Mrs. Paul Salterthwaite’s home honored Miss Birkhofer. Twenty seven guests attended a bingo style event with prizes, aided by her sister Caro Birlsholer and Margaret Toraberry.
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Sanda
Movers from Aurora and Monmouth Reside in Muscatine
Mary and her husband Edward E. Jones moved to Muscatine from Pittsburg and Cincinnati as he became manager of the Home-O-Nite division. The Jones family at 2914 Bonnie Drive includes Barbara 17 Marela 16 and Virginia 8 with Barbara heading to Marquette University in Milwaukee this fall. Reading is their main pastime with Mary liking bridge. Edwin E Lanay and family relocated to 1473 Washington from Monmouth around July 15. son Steven is 9 Si 7 and Gregory 2 months. Members attend First Methodist church activities.
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Naida Christman Woun
Edward E. Jones
Muscaline
Aurora
Jones
Bonnie Drive
Vorite
Barbara
Marela
Hayes Catholic High
Virginia
St. ‘Mathias
Mary
Pittsburg
Cincinatti
Mr. Jones
Joneses
Beweeney
Edwin E. Lanay
Muscatine
Monmouth
Iowa Finance Co
Shane
Washington
Steven
Gregory
Helen
First Methodist Church
Edward £. Jones
Marcia
Ill
HON
Heme-O-Nize
Wedding Attendants Named for Neipert Jones Nuptials
Carol Neipert and Charles Jones announce their upcoming wedding at Mirville Methodist Church on September 29. Miss Neipert will be accompanied by her sister Mrs Wilbur Canady as matron of honor, with Denise Hubbard and Frances Thirtyacre as bridesmaids. Best man is Wilbur Canady. groomsmen include Steve Myer and Leo Nelpati, with Susan and Debra Neipecl as flower girls. Douglas Babcock will carry rings. ushers Wallie Gary Kagberg and Jerry Jones. All relatives invited to the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Neipert
Charvies Jones
Actre Mirville! Methodist Church of
M Zit
Miss Neipert
Wilbur Canady
Denise Hubbard
Frances Thirtyacre
Wilbur ‘Canady
Cleet
Steve Myer
Leo Nelpati
Ivill
Steve
Muscetine
Ang Leo
Oelwein
Susan
Debra Neipecl
Sandra Neipert
Hower Pirl
Witton
Douglas Babcock
Cassushers
Wallie
Gary “Kagberg
Jerry ‘Jones
Burns Family Tour Of The Southwest States
Mir and Mrs Donald Burns with Tom and Tim Burns completed a two week trip through the southwest United States stopping in Oklahoma Aviconia New Mexico Texas and Old Mexico. They stayed at Tulsa Oklahoma with Mr and Mrs Dock Jarrell and visited the Crowe family in El Paso Texas during the journey.
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Prairie
Mir
Donald Burns
Tom
Tim
United _ Sales
Oklahoma
Aviconia
New Mexico
Texas
Old Mexico
Dock, Jarrell
Tulsa
Okla
Tony
Tim Burns
Robert Crowe
Pasa
Community Club Events and Club Meetings Planned
Local notices list multiple club activities for August including Muscatine Garden Club reservations at Crapo Park Burlington with Mrs F Sommerdayl, Weight Watchers week of August 5 meeting at Norma Christa’s home, Hawkeye Hoppers square dance rescheduled to August 31 with Willy Futchington as caller, Pythian Sisters picnic August 20 at Wildcar Don Park shelter, Musserville Methodist melon supper August 20 at Mrs Lindley Hoopes, Womans Auxiliary potluck August 2 at Bavers cottage with rides arranged from labor hall at 6 30.
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Burlington
Muscatine Garden Club
Charyl Broad
Norma Christa
Ovchard
Momsters
Willy Futchington
Busey
Town
Will
LL Pei
All Square
Wildcar
Don Park
Tate
Musserville
Bavers Cottage
Labor Hall
New Books in Wapello Library Collection
Wapello Public Library lists new adult and juvenile titles including The Moon by Night by Madeline Li Engle and Just Sally by Frances D Hancock for younger readers. Adult mysteries include The Mother Hunt by Rex Stout and The Gray Aliens by Hunter Helly, with reference works like Congressional Directory March 1863.
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Wapello
Wapello Public
Junie Book
Madéleine Li Engle
Sally
Frances D. Hancock
Marion M. Brown
Rachael Cosgrove
Rex Seul
Sabin
Ryder
Hunter’ Helly
E. L. Arch
Pomona Grange Booth Sets Tone at West Liberty Fair
The Pomona Grange booth was among the first exhibits placed in the hall of agriculture at West Liberty fair on Friday. Pictured with the finished display are Ruth Ann Boorh, Mrs Harold Boorh, and Mati Lyn Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Walker.
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Hall of Agriculture
West Liberty Fair
Pomona Grange Booth
Ruth Ann Boorh
Harold Boorh
Matilyn Walker
Robert G. Walker
Oakville church events for coming week 1930s
Oakville events announced for the coming week include a Thursday young adult class at 7:20 at Mr Howard Peterson home, a Kingston church social with ice cream, and a Methodist missionary talk by Rev James McIdawney on Audio-Visual work in India. Fairview Aid picnic at Lake Odessa for members and families on Aug 21, meeting Sept 4 at Mrs Etta Hobbs’ home, and a Church of God Wednesday prayer meeting.
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Methodist
Howard
Peterson
Sal
Kingston
Methodist -Church
James Mc
India
Fairview
Fairview Aid
Lake Odessa
Etta Hobbs
Church of God
Legion Picnic At Ferry Landing In Oakville
Twenty seven members attended the August American Legion Auxiliary meeting and picnic at New Boston Ferry Landing Park near Oakville. Junior members were all present. A gift was sent to Roy Ertz, a medical patient at Town City Veterans' Hospital. Hostesses were chosen for the coming year and plans made to clean the Legion hall. The next meeting will be in September at Mrs Opal Venard's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
American Legion Auxiliary
New
Boston Ferry Landing
Roy Ertz
Veterans’ Hospital
Town City
Legion Hall
Ber
Opal Venard
Two Attend Bank School At University of Wisconsin
Bill Walls and Richard A. Shultz, both assistant vice presidents at Central State Bank and Muscatine Bank and Trust Co., depart Sunday for two weeks of study at The Graduate School of Banking in Madison Wisconsin. This marks the first year at the school for Walls and Schultz. The program requires two weeks of resident study annually for three years to earn the certificate, with yearly extension work on banking problems in between sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Walls
Central State Bank
Richard A. Shultz
Muscactine Bank and Trust Co
Graduate School of Banking
University of Wisconsin, Madison
School
Wallis
Itd
Schultz
Altendance
Bansing
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Miss Birkhofer
Joan Smith
Chicago
Wineup
Down Smith
Sacremento
Cality
Howard Smith
Joseph Nelson
Gana
Shen
East Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
Optical Repair Service
Mrs. Edward Jones
Barbara and
Hame
Marqueste University At
Milwaukee
Morse
Charles Jones
Eile
State Bank
Burns
U.S
Ralph J. Wittich
Ralph J.wittich
Edward.o, Freers
Dua Amherst
Retders
Dane Nastle
George
Mysellt
Margar
Bourke
Barbara Ward
Geoffrey Household
Congressional Directony
Grange Booth
Legion
Ferry Landing
Bank
ROR
Cs Pet
Suen
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