Faith Lutheran cooks aid Emil Johnson with charity cookbook
In a Kansas town Emil Johnson, recovering from polio tied to a November immunization, benefits from a church charity drive. Faith Lutheran members organized a monthly paper drive and a 200-copy cookbook selling for 2 dollars to cover medical costs. Proceeds, matched by the Aid Association for Lutherans, funded home medications and hospital bills as Johnson heals at home. recipes from local women are included in the donation effort.
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Don Lambert
Emil Johnson
Johnson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Johnsons
Faith Lutheran Church
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Aid Association For Lutherans
Cynthia Hildebrandt
Gertrude Blum
Women Find Jobs In South America In Brave Narratives
Mary Senz reports on American women who travel alone to South America finding work, friends, and independence despite harassment and danger. Profiles Linda Louk, Rosie Kelburg, Jean Smith, and Betty Kussmaul across Rio de Janeiro, Machu Picchu, and other locales, detailing risks and rewards of solo mobility.
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Mary Senz
Rio DE Janeiro
South America
Bolivia
United States
Jean Smith
New York
Machu Picchu
Jean
Tierra del Fuego
Antarctica
Linda Louk
Brazil
Rosie Kelburg
Rio
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Linda
Japan
Kenya
Hong Kong
Rosie
Betty Kussmaul
Boston
Museum of Fine Art School
New Jersey
Europe
North Africa
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Henry Wherry
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