Amana Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule Notes
The Amana Lutheran Church lists events including an 8:00 Trustee meeting at Warren Johnson home and 8:00 Senior Choir on Thursday. Sunday features 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Worship with confirmation class questions and Bible study at 2:00. MYF cancels Sunday night due to Baccalaureate. Willing Workers Circle meets Thursday at 2:00.
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Ladies’ Aid
Warren Johnson
MYF
Willing Workers Circle
Hospital Recovery Thanks From Local Residents
Year we SPOS. We thank friends for cards letters flowers and visits during hospital stay and after returning home. Mrs R B Wilke and Carl thank friends for gifts ecards and visits. Prayers from Christian friends noted. Tuesday supper guests at the Mulkeys in Phillipsburg included Otto Wetzel Arthur Goodwin Jim Goodwin Alta Goodwin Glenwood Freed and Denny Thompson family.
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R. B. Wilke
Carl
Otto Wetzel
Arthur Goodwin
Jim Goodwin
Alta Goodwin
Glenwood Freed
Denny Thompson
Sherri
Lester Mulkey
Phillipsburg
Richard, Freed and
Brenda
Topeka
Glenwood Freed Home
Belleville Hospital
Republic County races show candidates on both tickets
Multiple announcements state candidacies for County Treasurer Sheriff Superintendent of Public Instruction Register of Deeds Clerk of District Court and Probate Judge in Republic County Kansas with August Primary elections. The notices indicate party ticket and voter will guidance. Social notes follow about local visits and hospital recovery updates for Mrs Otto Wetzel.
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Republic ‘County
Kansas
Zula M. Lake
Republic County
John EB. Skelton
Register OF Deeds
Marie McKenzie
District Court
Earl J. Baldridge
Warren A
Scott
Science Makes Own Snow to Study Its Mysteries
Washington scientists create miniature snow storms in labs to study snow crystal formation. Research by Akichiro Nakaya and colleagues at Hokkaido University explains how temperature and humidity affect crystal shapes. The article also notes marine geology advances and the Sputnik era satellite observations promoted for the International Geophysical Year.
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Washington
China
Akichiro Nakaya
Hokkaido University
Japan
National Geographic Society
Nakaya
Radio
Ocean Floor Holds Many Secrets
Washington scientists study ocean floor layers to read a deep time diary of Earth. Sediment, rocks, plants, shells, bones, and meteorites pile up in the abysses, recording billions of years of earthly events and possibly dating back to the oceans first formation.
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Washington
Davy Jane
Hospitalized Child Study Shows Parental Anxiety
Chicago report on 100 parents of hospitalized children finds parental anxiety matches the child’s distress. Data show separation fear common at admission. 57 parents cite overwhelming anxiety. At discharge 44 of 68 feel eased by friendly staff handling of their child.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Tree Farm System Expands Across Forty Five States
The American Tree Farm System, backed by the American Forest Products Industries, has grown for more than fifteen years. It now covers 45 states and certifies over 43 million acres of privately owned woodlands as Tree Farms.
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Chicago
American Tree Farm System
Forest Industries
American Forest Products Industries
Evolution of the saw from flint to future rays
The article traces saw origins from serrated flints to bone and wood mounting, noting its role in shaping early societies and lumber use. It mentions legends of sawfish and wasp inspirations, Stone Age finds, and ancient metal saws unearthed at Kish in Sumer, predicting future heat cutting rays.
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Washington
Kish
Sumer
Radio magazine details to tune Sputnik before launch
A July issue of Radio, a USSR Ministry of Communications magazine for radio amateurs, described the Sputnik radio operation and was found unread on library shelves in the United States. The UCLA Engineering Library received the issue in August, two months before the first Sputnik launch.
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Los Angeles
Russia
United States
Radio
USSR
Ministry of Communications
University of California, Los Angeles
Eye Cares Matter For Properly Trained Eye
New York warns readers that visual decisions and procedures should be left to a trained eye sight specialist. The Better Vision Institute stresses ongoing eye care and regular checks to prevent gradual, unnoticed sight damage.
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New York
Better Vision Institute
Big and small cars to shape future car ownership
Ann Arbor expert Aarre K Lahti says American cars will grow and shrink in tandem as families own more than one vehicle. He predicts decentralized cities and industries will make multiple car ownership mandatory.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Aarre K. Lahti
University of Michigan
Lahti
Atomic radiation based electric eye developed in New York
A New York firm unveils an electric eye using strontium 90 instead of a light bulb in photoelectric cells. The device claims greater reliability and longer life with fewer repairs due to its radiation based operation.
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New York
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