Amana Lutheran Church Bible Classes Schedule
Amana Lutheran Church updates show Bible classes at 9 00 am led by Vernon Swanson superintendent and a Holy Communion service at 11 00 am conducted by Pastor C A Lofgren. Luther League at 6 30 pm. Choir practice tonight. Bible School closes Friday with dinner at noon and program. Bible study group meets Wednesday June 5 at 2 00 pm hosted by Mrs Algot Anderson.
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C. A. Lofgren
Luther League
Algot Anderson
Community Church Schedule and Events Overview
Sunday School at 14:90 am and Pr adtic pone at 16:66 am mark a morning and worship program. Morning worship at 6:00 pm, intermediate and senior at 6:30 pm. Family Night Fellowship includes a potluck supper. Vacation Bible school program features Mr. Pahman from Pakistan. WSCS meets June 6 with Mrs. Sherman Robison leading. worship by Mrs. Rich ard Fogelberg. Hostesses listed as Mrs. H. W. Reece, Mrs. Reynold Nystrom and Mrs. H. C. Quantic.
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Mornhing War
Pahman
Pakistan
WSCS
Sherman Robison
Richard Fogelberg
H. W. Reece
Reynold Nystrom
H. C. Quantic
Marthe Cards of Marthe Visit Harold Larson Family
Mr and Mrs Harold Larson and family hosted Tuesday evening guests at the Charley Sjolander home in a cordial social gathering with the Marthe cards on display.
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Mrs
Harold Larson
Charley Sjolander
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Sarah O Cooper
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court Raymonf B Coop er, as administrator of the estate of Sarah O Cooper deceased, seeks court authorization to privately sell an undivided one half interest in Lot 108 Black Heights Original Townsite Scandia Kansas to pay debts. Defenses due by June 7 1957 at 10 am in Belleville Kansas.
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Scandia, Journal
Kansas
Republic
Sarah O. Cooper
Raymond B. Coophr
Scandia
Belleville
Don Lee Bowersoxs Funeral Rites Held in Bakersfield
Funeral services were held in Greenlawn Chapel Bakersfield for Don Lee Bowersox 43 of 2613 Charleston Drive who died May 9 of a coronary ailment. Interment followed at Greenlawn Memorial Park. Born December 28 1912 near Scandia Kansas he lived in Bakersfield six years worked in oil production and belonged to Messiah Lutheran Church. Survivors include widow Mildred daughters Janet sons Allen and Craig mother Mae Bowersox brothers LaVon and Larry Bowersox and numerous out of town relatives.
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Greenlawn Chapel
Bakersfield
Calif
Don Lee Bowersox
Charleston Drive
Emil J. Johnson
Messiah Lutheran Church
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Don
Scandia
Kansas
Union Valley
Scandia High School
Mildred Johnson
Messiah ‘Lutheran Church
Mildred
Janet
Allen
Craig
Mae Bowersox
Belleville
LaVon
Larry Bowersox
Hughes Springs
Texas
Mae Bowerson
LaVon Bowersox
C. QO. Johnson
Lewis Johnson
Portland
Ore
L. LeSage
Phoenix
Ariz
Maurice Johnson
Houston
Jarl Johnson
Pasadena
Anna Mead
Los Angeles
L. Schmitt
Burbank
C. L. Nelson
Sepulveda
Don Johnson
Dee Stafford
M. Johnson
Sacramento
Leonard Johnson
Charles Johnson
Bubble Background Scripture Notes
Scripture references noted with Genesis 25 27 and I John 4 14 21. Reading emphasis unclear but these verses suggest themes of birthright and proclamation of love among believers.
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Werstioval
I John
Roots of Hatred Lesson on June Two Thousand Fifty Seven
The commentary argues that Arab Jewish hatred threatens world peace. It links ancient feuds in Genesis between Jacob and Esau to present conflicts, asserting that in-family animosities echo broader hostilities. Dr. Foreman presents the discussion.
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Israel
Jacob
Esau
Tornado Season Approaches Across Many American Regions
A New York report outlines tornado as a violent, region-spanning threat from the Gulf states to Iowa and Kansas from spring through early fall. It offers safety steps for open country and urban settings including seeks shelter, lie in depressions, or use reinforced basements, and warns against windows and unsecured areas. It also notes the piece on Jacob and Esau links hatred to family roots and personal behavior, implying inherited quarrels and envy can fuel malice and violence.
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Esau
Jacob
Billy Sunday
Isaac
New York
Nature
Rockies
Atlantic
Gulf States
Iowa
Kansas
Christ d
U. S.A
Community Press Service
Gasolines Now Being Tested On Bay Area Streets
Bay Area tests use experimental high compression engines with 12 to 1 ratio and octane ratings over 100. Thousands of miles of downtown driving assess wear and tear while new motor oils promise superior lubrication and protection from deposits. Laboratory indoor tests log hundreds of hours simulating high speeds and heavy loads under varied weather.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Builder Predicts Impending Return From Suburbia
Chicago realtor Ralph W. Applegate predicts a major reversal from suburbia to the city as demand for apartments grows. He points to Phoenix Towers in Arizona, a $3 million 14 story cooperative, where over half of units sold from blueprints. He argues cities must grow upward near downtown to avoid traffic and sprawl, noting horizontal saturation in larger communities.
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Chicago
Ralph W. Applegate
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Towers
Applegate
Uncovered Missing Link in Mammal Evolution
Washington scientist C Lewis Gazin of the Smithsonian reports a fossil jaw and skull fragments from the Wind River basin Wyoming indicating the ancient mammal Dilophodon. The creature resembled a fox sized herbivore living about 45 million years ago in the upper Eocene period as part of the branching from odd toed ungulates toward modern horses rhinos and tapirs.
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Washington, D. C
C. Lewis Gazin
Smithsonian Institution
Wind’ River
Wyoming
Dilophodon
Wind River
Desmatotherium
Preparation Important To College Education
Ann Arbor Michigan. Clyde Vroman University of Michigan admissions director says parents should begin guiding children toward college by eighth grade. He foresees three trends from rising demand: more serious students, higher standards, and tougher programs unless students show strong ability and purpose.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Clyde Vroman
University of Michigan
Vroman
Men at 21 top auto fatality lists
New York study shows men at age 21 have the highest motor vehicle death rate among industrial policyholders. The rate for men peaks at 64.1 per 100000 at age 21, eight times the female rate, with rapid climb from teen years and possible links to dangerous driving practices.
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New York
Traffic toll in 1956 hits new record
The Institute of Life Insurance reports 1956 motor vehicle fatalities produced 45 000 life insurance claims and 97 million dollars in death benefits, up from 1955 by 3 000 claims and 7 million dollars, reflecting growing highway carnage. The figures compare to wartime battle deaths.
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Instituteé ° of Life’ Insurance
Institute
Council Bluffs
Iowa
U.S
Chosen Career Medicine Draws Young Students
The American Medical Association reports 7,686 students entered medical schools in the 1955-56 academic year, a record number. The trend shows medicine as a preferred profession appealing to youth in Chicago and across the country.
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Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Candles Brighten Even in Electric Era
Washington notes that the simple candle remains a major light source after 20 centuries of use. Despite gas lamps and incandescent bulbs, tens of millions are lit yearly in churches and on festive tables, birthday cakes, and other special corners.
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Washington
Total Construction to Set New Records in 1957
Armour Research Foundation expert John M Neff predicts 1957 will again push total construction past records while private home building remains stagnant. He notes 1956 total volume at over 44 billion dollars with residential construction down eight percent from 1955 and cites cautious buyer sentiment and long term planning as the slowdown.
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Chicago
John” M.' Neff
Armour Research Foundation
Iihois
Instituté
Technotozy
Néff
Résid&htidl
Neff
Human Body Reacts To Hunger and Pain
Los Angeles observers report on a study by Dr. Bernard Engel of UCLA noting the body’s responses to hunger and pain. Fasting up to 24 hours caused minor blood pressure changes and increased stomach contractions while ice water provoked higher blood pressure and heart rate with reduced finger blood volume. Anticipation of pain yielded similar, though not identical, effects, challenging earlier ideas that hunger and pain are physiologically indistinguishable.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Engel
University of California
Engel
Official Asks for Gets Speedy Service
In New York a top optical firm received a urgent request from a Washington State Department official. John Foster Dulles lost his bifocals at sea after a wave swept them away while fishing. The firm rushed a new pair by afternoon plane, and the official had them in the Bahamas by sunset.
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New York
State Department
Washington
Airlines
State’ Department
Bahamas
John Foster Dulles
Med Students Liable For Military Duty
A Chicago report notes that 81.5 percent of male medical students in 1955 56 were liable for military service under the draft. The AMA survey covers 76 four year schools and excludes disability factors in eligibility.
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Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Lords approve longer voting time for members
The House of Lords votes to extend the voting lobby time from three to four minutes for legislation. A spokesman notes that many members are aging and will benefit from the extra minute.
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London
House of Lords
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