Topeke Evangelical Lutheran Church announces services
Repro notes Topeke Lutheran Church led by Pastor H Severin Bly with Milton Stensaras as S S Superintendent and Mrs Glenn Larson as organist. Sunday School every Sunday morning and Divine Worship with Communion first Sunday monthly. The Ladies Aid meets the first Thursday each month at the church. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR Saviors Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. Severin Bly
Milton Stensaras
S. S
Glenn Larson
Sunury School
Bir Aim
Sadies’ Aid
4MANA LUTHERAN CHURCH SCHEDULE AND MISSIONARY RALLY
The 4Mana Lutheran Church led by Pastor H. Pearson invites Sunday School and Bible Classes at 6:30 am and a morning service at 11:00. A district Missionary Rally with Rev. Thor Matson speaks at Zion Lutheran Brantford at 3:00 Sunday. Parish events include Parlor meetings Friday and Priscilla group next Wednesday hosted by Mrs. George C. Larson and Mrs. Donald Larson.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Brantford
Thor Matson
Priscilla Group
George C. Larson
Donald Larson
Methodist Church Services and Local Visit Notes
Rev R B Wilke leads Sunday School at 9:00 a m and morning worship at 10:00 a m with evening youth groups at 6:00 and 7:00 p m Sunday visitors include Woodrow Anderson family and Vic Gutseher of Marquette. Oklahoma visitors join Morley Blankenship reunion in Wichita alongside several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cooper
Harold
Virgil Morrow
Oklahoma
Morley and Blankenship
Wichita
Local Families Gather for Community Reunion Names
Mrs Kenneth Danielson and Mr and Mrs Bohman Hedstrom join Ruth and Herbert. Mr and Mrs Pat Sandell and children attend with Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson in a small town gathering.
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Kenneth Danielson
Bohman Hedstrom
Ruth
Herbert
Pat Sandell
Elmer Danielson
Republican party notices for Republic County officials
Warren A. Scott announces candidacy for Probate Judge Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket subject to August primary voters. HL. J. Shins Carr seeks Republican nomination for State Senator district 30 Cloud and Republic counties subject to August primary. A A. Pat Kelly declares candidacy for Sheriff Republic County Kansas Republican ticket subject to August primary.
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Republic County
Kansas
Warren A. Scott
Cloud
Republic
HL. J
Shins) Carr
Republic County Primary Candidates Announced in Districts
Swen Be Carlson runs for County Commissioner Second District on the Republican ticket. Zula M Lake seeks Republic County Treasurer on the Republican ticket. Marie McKense announces for Republic County Register of Deeds on the Democratic ticket.
County Clerk Candidate in Republic County Primary
Republic County Kansas Democratic ticket candidate Aflember H Baacson seeks the office as voters decide. The filing appears on a local ballot notice seeking support within the county.
Henry H. Van Natta Seeks Probate Judge Reelection
Henry H. Van Natta announces his candidacy for reelection as Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket. He states he will seek the voters support at the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic County
Kansas
Henry H. van Natta
Public Notice in Sheripy County Kansas
Legal notice for the public record in Sheripy County Kansas relating to Roy E Sandel Sr. outlines official actions, responsibilities, and filing details with deadlines and involved parties. The notice lists the county authority, case reference, and required compliance steps for interested stakeholders.
Republic County seeks Matthias for County Superintendent
For county superintendent race Republic County residents see William J. Matthias running for re election on the Republican ticket. Matthias seeks another term as County Superintendent of Republic County.
Candidacy filings for Republic County Attorney race
Percy Collins Jr and J E Skelton announce their candidacies for the Republic County Attorney post in Kansas. Collins runs on the Democratic ticket in the Augusta Primary. Skelton runs on the Republican ticket subject to voters in the August Primary.
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Republic County
Kansas
Flmbr
H. Baacson
Augusta
Percy Hk. Collins, Jr
Fred D. Swoyer
Local Notices Announce Candidacies in Republic County
Anthony A. Shaman runs for County Commissioner District Two on the Republican ticket. Wallace W. Aspergren, Clerk of District Court, announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court on the Democratic ticket. Irella Hinks listed as candidate.
Swoyer Names Candidacy for County Attorney Post
Republican ticket announced for the August Primary with Fred D. Swoyer as a candidate for county attorney.
Candidate for Republication Nomination Named in Kansas District
A candidate declares for the Re publication nomination for State Senator in the 380th Kansas District subject to the will of T. A. Ted Sanborn.
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Kansas
T. A
Ted) Sanborn
Robbins and Thompson Families Thank Local Friends
The Robbins family and Mrs C O Thompson and family express gratitude for flowers and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Shirley and the loss of their husband and father.
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Shirley
C. O. Thompson
Thanking Relatives for Support After Hospital Stay
Mrs Warren Nelson and Jean express gratitude to relatives and friends for cards flowers visits and gifts received during hospital stay and after returning home.
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Warren Nelson
Jean
Sunday Dinner Guests Across Town Dine with Local Families
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Aspegren included Irvin Davis and family of Topeka Jack Thull and child ren of Cawker City Duaine Greenslade Sam Greenslade Delbert Aspegren and family also visiting. Additional guests were Woodrow Anderson family Vic Anderson and Glenn Currie with family Friday, while Thornton Doctor Kauer and baby visited Belleville with Robert Tractor. John Stolander and Mrs Stolander visited John Jensen Friday morning.
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Glenn Currie
Godfrey Boman
Emil Boman
Frank Milmer
Belleville
Clarence Aspegren
Irvin Davis
Topeka
Jack Thull
Cawker City
Duaine Greenslade
Sam Greenslade
Delbert Aspegren
Vic Anderson
Woodrow Anderson
Mrs. Thornton
Kauer
Baby
Robert Tractor
John Stolander
Mrs John Jensen
Local families gather for visits and birthdays near Salina
Mrs Glenwood Freed and Roger moved Loretta to Salina to work as secretary for Ray Jensen at KSAL while playing accordion and singing. Dozens of relatives and friends from Belleville Formosa Concordia and Denver visited homes in the area for dinners and birthday celebrations including Steven Cardwell. Events span Barleen Hammer Waite and Cardwell families with trips to Manhattan Denver and Salina.
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Glenwood Freed
Roger
Loretta
Salina
Ray Jensen
KSAL
Paul Clark
Belleville
Leonard Freed
Conrad
Florell
FE. J. Palacek
Fairbury
Nebr
Carl Florell
Ben Florell
Loren Florell
Eva Sothers
Ray Milner
Vickie
Gene Milner
Frank Milner
Charles Barleen
Harold Hammer
Hilton Waite
Wm. Waite
Elmer van Nortwick
van Nortwick
Lynn
R. A. Williams
Manhattan
Benny Simmons
Formosa
John Peters
Wm. Wilson
Rex Sandell
M. E. Sandell
Harold Workman Carrol
Bob
Portland
Ore
Cloris Edom
Concordia
Charles Mizer
Oscar Berggren
Frank
Sherman Robison
Martha
Lloyd Norris
Harry Appel
Kansas City
Frank Isaacson
Carl
Axel Smith
Jim Norris
Stanley Moe
Chester Anderson
George Cardwell
Steven
Agnes Cardwell
Homer Cardwell
Charley Cardwell
Janet
Kenneth
Ben Denoyer
Duaine Greenslade
Sam Greenslade
Alva Thompson
Andy Thompson
Riverview 4-H Club
Rock Spring
Junction City
Shirley
Delores
Danny Thompson
Judy Thompson
Janice Forsberg
Roger Freed
Joe Stansbaugh
Russell
Art Emmert
Mankato
Roy Tedrow
Lars Norgard
George Christie
Ernest Smith
Edgar
Russell de Witt
Judy
Alvin Moe
Renee
Delbert Aspegren
Jack Reece
John Nyland
Otto Nelson
A. L. Nelson
Jim
Lawrence
George Fike
Clarence Nelson
Leslie
Bert Nelson
Jim Street
Judy Freed
Ted Milner
Longmont
Colo
Wayne Robbins
Denver
Harold Johnson
Smith Center
Floyd Renken
Downs
Smith Center Hospital
One-Third Nation Pension Coverage Expands
About one third of the U S civilian workforce is now covered by pension plans. The Institute of Life Insurance notes most are also in Social Security. Private plans drive growth, rising from 1,091 in 1935 to 20,000 in 1955, with 22 million enrolled overall and private plans serving over 60 percent of pension participants.
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Institute of Life Insurance Reports
Institute
Popularity Rising For Ice Cream
Chicago executives forecast a future with ice cream venders on every corner, hundreds of on‑the‑spot mixed flavors, and widespread vending as a matter of desire. The Antarctic expedition of Admiral Bird is cited as evidence of ice cream’s universal appeal.
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Chicago
Harry Bresler
Bresler
South Pole
Richard E. Bird
Top paying jobs surge in new computing field
Hundreds of high paying positions await in the rapidly growing field of numerical analysis and programming for digital computers. Rutgers professor Dr. Fred Fender notes about 200 college professors nationwide hold the key to this essential occupation. Demand exceeds college supply as computing machines enter wider use in industry.
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New Brunswick
Fred Fender
Rutgers University
Rutgers
Atomic Sterilization Of Food Not Here Yet
Dr Leonard Reiffel of Armour Research Foundation dispels talk of nuclear sterilization for foods. He says the near future looks unlikely due to the harsh taste aroma and appearance of radiation sterilized foods and notes several obstacles remain.
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Chicago
Leonard Reiffel
Armour Research Foundation
Wiinejs Institute of Technology
Rainmaker’s Regrets Hit Oklahoma City Opening Night
Dr. Irving P. Krick the Denver cloud seeder sent regrets and said he could not attend the opening night of the play The Rainmaker by a local theater group. He had been invited as guest of honor and offered the umbrella concession free.
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Oklahoma City
Irving P. Krick
Denver
Krick
Business Failures Outnumber Farm Ownership Losses
Minneapolis report shows business ownership terminations outpacing farm losses by about three to one. From 1950 to 1954, 167 of every 1,000 firms ended annually versus 50 of 1,000 farms, with most business liquidations due to failure rather than retirement or other causes.
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Minneapolis
United States
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
More Marriages Reported in 1955
New York based summary reports 1 532 000 marriages in the United States for 1955 a 3 percent rise from 1954 and below the 1 545 000 in 1953. Analysts foresee no major jump in 1956 with a later surge after the early 1960s as war born births reach marriageable age. Regional gains hit the Pacific and Mountain areas with 5 4 and 4 9 percent increases respectively.
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New York
United States
Insurance Company
Pacific
Mountain
Male Mental Patients Outnumber Female
New York reports more men than women admitted for mental disorders in 1951. About 95,000 males and 76,000 females were admitted for first time to mental hospitals. First admissions rise with age and most patients are under 45. Only 0.1 percent are under 15. Recovery rates show progress through higher releases.
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New York
United States
Baby boom records new high in 1955 births in U S
New York reports the 1955 birth total reached about 4.1 million, up from 4.073 million in 1954 and 3.965 million in 1953. The rate was 24.9 births per 1 000 population, while infant mortality fell to 26 4 per 1 000 live births, a new low and 30 percent below 1953.
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New York
United States
Coyote Rescue Turned Into Car Stray Tale
In S. D. Coyote McIntosh reports a strange incident where a hunter shot a coyote named Ternes, placed it in a car trunk, and the animal reappeared in the back seat the next morning before a final shot ended the ordeal.
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Neer
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Maggman - Wires
Berger
Walther JH. Berger
Dior
Vernon Swanson
R. B. Wilke
Senio
Vic Gutseher
Marquette
Roy Thomas
Scandia, Kansas
J. L. Bennett
Chiropragh
J. D. Thayer
E. Porter Ahrens
W. G. Hartig
Frontier
Courtland
Kenses
Carlson
Zula M. Lake
Register OF Deeds
Register of Deeds of
Marie McKense
Sheripy
Roy E. Sandel, SR
WM. J. Matthias
J. BE
John) Skelton
Sherify
Anthony A. Shaman
Wallace W. Aspegren
District Court
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Irella Hinks
Pru A
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Gooch
LayLac
Reames Fertilizer Service
Old Sales Barn
Rainmaker’s Regrets
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