Christmas in Japan at Tokyo Mission College Describes Blessings
Belle Bogard writes from Tokyo Woman's Christian College in Suginami ward recounting a bright Yuletide season filled with parties services carols and gifts. She details a Bible class party at Sogi Church attendance surpassing expectations two performances including Handel Messiah and Beethoven Ninth as well as scripture-led outreach and donations from American churches.
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Tokyo Woman's Christian College
Sogi-machi
Suginami-ku
Ogikubo Station
Tokyo
Japan
Lord
Sogi Church
Hamilton Correspondence Society
Susuki
America
Suzuki
Richard Hamilton
Captain Hamilton
YWCA
Nippon Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
L. Kreuz
Kunitachi Music School
Supervisors Warn Dumpers Not to Drop Refuse
County board warns residents and motorists about state dumping laws. They note material on highways damages tires and attracts nuisance complaints from neighboring landowners. The board supports cooperative efforts with towns to create off road dumping grounds and uses earth moving equipment to prepare and maintain them.
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Board of Supervisors
Knoxville Journal
State Corn Yield Test Results Out State Corn Yield Test Results Out
The 1949 Towa Corn Yield Test shows no hybrids superior to the average for ear dropping resistance per Charles Hatchcroft of Iowa State College agronomists. Differences in dropped kernels relate to planting date soil fertility and hybrid maturity, which likely explain much of the variation. Several hybrids were poorer than average in kernels dropped, indicating farmers with poorer hybrids face lower yields.
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Towa
Charles Hatchcroft
Iowa State College Agronomis
Editor's Desk Program to Start Feb 17 on WSUI
Iowa City station WSUI will air The Editor's Desk a 15 minute program for the first time at 745 p.m. next Friday Feb 17. The show will feature comments news items and observations from new Paper columns statewide. John M Henry of the Des Moines Register Tribune will select and write the riot for the weekly program.
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Iowa City
WSUS
John M. Henry
Des Moines Register & Tribune
Henry
Colum
Quite a Day for the Siegler Family in Schaller
On January 16 the Gerald Siegler family in Schaller had a eventful day. Mrs. Siegler gave birth to a son, Ernest injured his arm on a washing machine wringer, and Mr. Siegler crushed a finger between iron pieces at his shop, narrowly avoiding loss.
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Gerald Siegler
Schaller
Fifteen New Students Enrolled At Central College
Central College began the second semester with fifteen new arrivals including Sarah Bakker Pella Roy Birch Wallkill No Y Richard Kent Bostwick St Albans N Y Louisa Brunckhorst Monroe Nancy Lee Firchau Hammond Ind Margaret Johanson Chieao HL Paul Lepeltak Pond du Lac Wises Arvin Nieuwen Taintor Tal David Pullen Linden Bernice Tromp Alvin Valentine Doon Ralph Van Dusseldorp Pella Henr Dave Van Leeuwen Arte Calif John Visser Otley I John Walstra De Motte Ind Several current students earned degrees this past semester and many will graduate in June 1960. Local men Thomas R Carlson and Lawrence W Tysseling head to graduate or new jobs in recreation and business. Other graduates include William W Baird, Keith E K, John A Martzahn, Richard Van Tall, Carroll S Visser and Carl B Wehde pursuing further study, work, or teaching roles in various locations.
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Central
Sarah Bakker
Pella
Roy Birch
Wallkill
No Y
Richard Kent Bostwick
St. Albans
N. Y
Louis A. Brunckhorst
Monroe
Nancy Lee Firchau
Hammond
Ind
Margaret
Johanson
Chieao
Paul Lepeltak
Pond du Tac
Wises
Arvin Nieuwen Taintor
Tal
David
Thomas R. Carlson
Purdue University
Lawrence W. ‘Tysseling
Lee’s
William W. Baird
Springfield
Mass
Keith E. K
Mahaska County
State Department of Welfare
John A. Martzahn
Ansurance Agency
Waterloo
Richard van Tall
University of Town
Carroll S. Visser
Carl B. Wehde
Glenwood State Hospital
Glenwood
Singing mice inhabit Orange City home despite lack of traps
Hill Roghair reports two singing mice have lived with the Roghair family since December. The nocturnal singers perform between 9:30 and 10:00 p.m. their chirrup and canary trill echoes through the house as efforts to reach them without traps prove challenging.
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Hill Roghair
Orange City
Roghair
New Program to Prepare Doctors for General Practice
Iowa City announces a new residency program for general practice. The College of Medicine and University Hospitals of the State University of Iowa will train six doctors in a one year residency beginning July 1 1950. The program blends work in a large general hospital with a medical college setting and includes preceptorships in community hospitals to give hands on experience under general practitioners.
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Iowa City
Iowa
College of Medicine
University Hospitals
the State University of Law
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