Atalissa OES Holds Meeting and Upcoming Events
Atalissa chapter 0ELS held its June meeting with Worthy Matron Myrtle Eckhart and Worthy Patron Thomas Carlisle presiding. A visit by the Worthy Grand Matron of Iowa is planned September 24, and committees were named for that event. An OES and Masonic family picnic is slated for Sunday July 18 at West Liberty Park shelter house one, 6:00 CDT. Regular meetings will resume September 14. Potluck refreshments followed. Additional notes cover U P W of the Presbyterian church meeting, a food sale fundraiser over $60, Kent Feed boat picnic planned, July and August vacations, September hostess pair Lois Nebergall and Alma Reiland, talks on a Chicago bus trip and Robert R. Taylor Homes housing, and a Smorgasbord supper committee and dunes cleaning team.
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Myrtle Eckhart
Thomas Carlisle
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Shelter House
West Liberty Park
Ada Smith
Sharon Brenneman
Loyd
Kent
Lois Nebergall
Alma Reiland
Lesses
Presbyterian Womans
Chicago
Robert R. Taylor
Firman House
Erie
Lillian Schmidt
Rosemary Wertzbaugher
Cambodian hair rite signals puberty and monkhood
In Cambodian villages parents shave a child's head leaving a center lock. At puberty the lock is cut per the astrologer. After becoming an adult the hair grows again until ordination as a monk or in response to illness or a family death.
Cedar Valley Bible School Friday at Cedar Valley Church
Cedar Valley Vacation Bible School will be held Friday evening at 8:00. Wayne Corriell, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Corriell, left Ames Tuesday on the Agricultural Travel Course with 34 students and two professors from Iowa State University traveling 6 500 miles through the southwest and northwest visiting ranches and mines returning to Iowa in July. Diane Dawn Schmidt, born in San Francisco Hospital Sunday June 6 to Mr and Mrs Don Schmidt Jr, weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces.
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Wayne Corriell
Lester Corriell
Ames
Towa State University
Iowa
Don Schmidt,Jr
Diane Dawn
San Francisco
Don Schmidt
Barbara Schmidt
California
Correll
Gordon Cooper
Camile
Colorado Springs
Robert Wigim
Wigim
Wigam
Henry Porter
Illinois City
George Meyers
Ruth Oberman
Iowa State University
Paul Oberman
Ed Arbaugh
Baltimore
Maryland
Guy Flater
Wapello Girl Graduates From Wesleyan College
Nancy E. Baker of Wapello received a B A degree from Iowa Wesleyan College at Mount Pleasant. She majored in elementary education with a minor in English and is a graduate of Wapello Community High School, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Baker.
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Wapello
Nancy E. Baker
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Miss Baker
Wapello Community High School
William H. Baker
Graduates From Columbus Earn High Honors
Ronald Shull a Iowa State University student in Ames works this summer with the Longbell Division of International Paper Company at Weed California. Ronald Swain son of Mrs Vernon Swain earned a Universal Oil Company Scholarship at Iowa State University where he is a junior in chemical engineering. Marilyn Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs John Morris was among 87 Freshmen women initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta at Iowa State this spring.
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Ronald Shull
Iowa State University
Ames
Longbell
International Paper Company
Weed
Calif
Ronald Swain
Vernon Swain
Universal Oil Company
Swain
Tau Beta Pi
Marilyn Morris
John Morrig
Alpha Lamda Delta
Towa State University
Morris
Columbus Community High School
Delzell Garage Wins Chrysler-Plymouth Dealership
Morning Sun reports Delzell Brothers Inc. awarded a Chrysler Plymouth franchise. Orders placed. new cars and trucks to be displayed within a week. Firm founded in the 1930s by Lawrence Tut Delzell. later run by his sons Craig Philip and Roger with their father in a large repair, supply, sales and auto salvage operation. Attending state leadership event is John Bill Caldwell.
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SUN
Delzell Brothers Inc
Delzell
Lawrence Tut
Craig
Philip
Roger
John Bill Caldwell
Columbus Girls Attend Y Teen Conference
Columbus Junction reports a Y-Teen conference in Pella with attendees Barbara Helmick Carla Houseal Debbie Summy Margaret Perry and Susie McGinnis. Rev Leonard Williams of Bethel A M E Church Clinton Iowa is the main speaker.
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Carla Houseal
Debbie Summy
Margaret Perry
Susie McGinnis
Leonard Williams
Bethel
A.M.E
Clinton
Iowa
Farm Bureau
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Chautauqua Park
Gacy Murphy
New Zealand
Tana McLean
Alta Jordan
Girls State
Marion High School
Sam Myers
Gilead
Springfield
Ohio
Faye
Muscatine
H. W. Pedersen
Sigourney
Everest school opens at 17000 feet near Mt Everest
Nepal hosts a first of its kind Tibetan studies school at 17000 feet on Everest southern slopes. Funded by Sir Edmund Hillary, it serves Tibetan refugees from 1959 and marks Hillary’s ongoing charity efforts after his earlier projects for Garkha children.
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Nepal
Mt. Everest
Everest
Edmund Hillary
Sir Edmund Hillary
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