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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1969
Page
20
Syracuse University chapel dean Rev Dr John H McCombe says the facility runs up to 1000 gatherings monthly and serves as a lab for worship and events. Students plan services and activities and other campuses study the model.
In Lebanon Ohio over the weekend Lee Amburgy aged 70 and his former sister in law Mrs Floyd Am bury wed in a ceremony attended by their 23 children. Amburgy's wife died last year leaving 12 children and 35 grandchildren while Mrs Amburgy's husband died around the same time leaving 11 children and 20 grandchildren. The rite was conducted by the bride's son, Rev Kash Amburgy.
A scientist notes polar bears can detect a whale carcass up to about 20 miles away by smell. The claim highlights bears' strong olfactory abilities and potential scavenging behavior in Arctic seas.
Columbus Junction area residents plan Christmas gatherings with extended families across multiple states. The list includes Houseal and Masonholder relatives from Burlington Des Moines Seattle Des Moines and Cedar Rapids along with friends in Monroe and North Syracuse as they prepare Christmas visits and dinners.
A Rosenberg Agency ad discusses how depreciation is obscured by inflation, noting that 25 year old homes may sell above original cost due to rising dollars. It encourages homeownership with a call for an appointment and ends with a festive City decor prompt.
Fairfield Christmas Day will visit her parents Mr and Mrs Gaylord Abbott. Other guests include Mr and Mrs Dave Sandberg Lori and Karen Cedar Rapids Mr and Arts Blair Duncan guests Thursday Miss Pam Duncan DeWitt and Mr and Mrs Ray Buser and family Dubuque
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