Community church notices and probate court filing
Church notices list Sunday School at 10:00 and Divine Worship at 11:00 with monthly communion, Ladies Aid meets on the first Thursday. probate court in Republic County notes the Flora B. Boyles estate hearing on September 26, 1958 in Belleville with administrators Ethel Henriksen and Walter Boyles and attorney Fred Emery. Local social updates thank relatives for gifts and recount weekend visits and travelers.
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Ladies’ Aid
Scandia Journal
Senteiities
Republic County
Kansas
Flora B. Boyles
State OF Kansas
Belléville
Amana Lutheran Church Announcement List
The Amana Lutheran Church presents a wedding on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. Miss Janice Florell and Mr Roger Mc Cauley are the couple. Services follow with Sunday School at 10:00 and Worship at 11:00. Another wedding is planned for Miss Viola Swanson and Mr William Degner at 7:00 p.m. Axtell pastor installation of Al Lindberg is scheduled for Wednesday at 8:00.
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Janice Florell
Roger McCauley
Trinity
Edding
Viola Swanson
William Degner
al Lindberg
Axtell
Kansas
Methodist Church Plans September Activities
Rev R B Wilke announces Sunday School at 10 00 Morning worship at 11 00 with a sermon Samson the Man Who Lost God Youth Fellowship at 7 00 Regular hours start September 7 Choir practice 8 00 p m Thursday WSCS meets Thursday September 4 at 2 00 with guest speaker Miss Helen Stafford Worship by Mrs Everett Robison Hostesses listed Executive WSCS committee to meet 1 30 p m Thursday September 4 today
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Larry Hobson
Charles Robison
Robert Champlin
Joseph McDonald
WSCS
Sunday dinner guests listed for Berggren Reed and families
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berggren and Mrs. Tony Reed and baby included Mr. and Mrs. Don McIntyre and family of Bennington, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Berggren and family of Republic, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scrivner and boys.
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Grant Berggren
Tony Reed
Don McIntyre
Bennington
Clarence Berggren
Republic
Glenn Scrivner
Zula M Lake Seeks Republican Treasurer Nomination
The Republican nominee Zula M Lake requests support for the general election as Treasurer of Republic County. The message emphasizes party backing and campaign aims for financial stewardship and county governance.
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Republic County
Zula M. Lake
Sunday Guests at Mrs Whitley Home
Mr and Mrs Wm Wilson and Mr and Mrs Charley Sjolpnde were Sunday evening guests of Mrs Belle Whitley last night.
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Charley, Sjolander
Melvin Kellogg
Goodland
John Stolander
Belle Whitley
Wm. Wilson
Charley, Sjolpnde
Local Wichita Visitors Report Weekend Hosts
Mr and Mrs Michael Jacques and Linda from Wichita stayed from Friday to Monday with J and Mrs EB H Lewis. Glenn Tallent and James B Swenson of Belleville called on Cap Berger Monday afternoon.
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Michael Jacques
Linda
Wichita
EB. H. Lewis
Glenn Tallent
James B. Swenson
Belleville
Cap Berger
Work and social justice in daily life
A discussion on work as a Christian duty links social justice to labor. The text cites Paul’s stance that anyone able to work should do so and notes many lose jobs due to factory layoffs or client shortages. It emphasizes society’s duty to provide employment and workers’ responsibility to strive in their tasks. Loren Jensen, Richard Jensen and Charles Cline returned home Saturday from a California vacation.
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Rocial
Loren Jensen
Richard Jensen
Charles Cline
California
Nova Scotia’s Dominion Roots and Historic 1758 Assembly
A reflective overview recalls Nova Scotia’s early political awakening in 1758 Halifax when a local assembly formed from settlers signaling elective government. The piece notes centuries of Franco British conflict, Acadian expulsion, and the region’s enduring peace linked to New Brunswick, with Cape Breton as a lobster-like cape enclosing the Bras d’Or Lakes.
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Longfellow
Nova Scotia
Maritime Province
New Brunswick
Cape Breton Island
Scientists Search For Lost Tribe
Chicago History Museum researchers begin an Arizona dig near Vernon at the Petrified Forest area to uncover Mogolton Indian remnants. Advanced anthropology students assist with earthmoving as multiple sites in a triangular zone yield artifacts from 4500 years ago to A D 1400, aiming to discover why the culture vanished.
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Chicago
Chicago History Museum
Arizona
Columts
New World
Vernon
Aziz
Job Selectivity Held Good for all Concerned
UNIVERSITY PARK Pa George Leetch director of placement and coordinator of scholarships at Pennsylvania State University describes as much healthier than since 1949 the greater selectivity imposed on employers of 1958 college graduates under current economic conditions. While the total number of companies interviewing students at Penn State this Spring was down very little Leetch says employment opportunities are down 15 to 25 percent. The competition for top students he points out is more severe and employers in all areas are more selective. Low grades are more difficult to explain success fully and pending military service is also a handicap.
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University Park
George Leetch
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
Leetch
Bad Weather Draws Comment From Legislator
In Washington forecasters faced scrutiny as feelings were disclosed in testimony published by the House Appropriations subcommittee. The debate centered on weather impacts and budget considerations affecting forecasting.
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Washington
House
No Wacs in Sacks in Dayton Recruiting Update
Lt Col Hattilu W W Addison chief of recruiting for the Women's Army Corps says Wacs uniforms were designed in 1990 to fit and will see color changes with greens coming in two years while chemises and trapezes are not planned. Mrs Ellen Hammer of Norway and Mrs Edith Forsberg visited Mrs Gunda Larsen Tuesday afternoon.
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Dayton
Ohio
Hattilu
W. Addison
Women’s.Army Corps
Hattie
Carnegie
Ellen Hammer
Norway
Edith Forsberg
Gunda Larsen
Chinese Recorded Halley's Comet in AD 64
Ancient Chinese records note Halley’s comet as early as AD 64 with later observations in AD 684 and European sightings in 1205. The 64 entry describes a guest star with a tail as long as two chi near the north pole, likely the first known Halley appearance.
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Washington
China
Europe
Earth
Observitiona
Hai Tze-tsung
Avaitemia Sinica
Peking
Astrophysical Observatory of
Smithsonian Institution
Descri
Correct Eyésighs To Improve Reading
New York discusses how new eye strain and reading difficulties arise from vision errors. Myopia is unlikely the main cause, while farsightedness causes reading trouble more often. eyeglasses are needed for distant text and charts.
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NEW, YORK+A
New Guinea Emerges as Stone Age Stronghold Debate
Washington notes New Guinea remains among the last Stone Age regions with wild jungles rugged mountains and malarial swamps. Netherlands and Australia divide the island. Indonesia seeks West Irian claiming former Netherlands East Indies. The island spans about 1,500 miles and fronts Australia.
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Washington
New Guinea
Ita
Netherlands
Australia
Dutch East India Company
Papua
Young Indonesia
Netherlands New Guinea
West Iran
Netherlands East Indies
Greenland
Vision Specialists Needed For The Future In New York
Vision specialists are urged to join the field as demand grows in small towns while training rates decline. The article warns future shortages as retirements and deaths outpace new entrants, creating concern over supply in coming years.
Wrong Hobby COVINGTON City officials charge workers over pool
City Commissioner Ray Wherman reports two city workmen were found at a private pool while three pieces of waterworks equipment were involved. The pair were charged with misconduct and insubordination despite a statement claiming they believed their actions were permissible. Overnight visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Corbin of FairburyNebraska stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jensen Saturday.
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Covington
Ray Wherman
Wyatt Corbin
Fairbury, Nebr
Axel Jensen
Doctors Call for Objective Preoperative Sedation Use
Chicago based physicians urge a specific objective approach to preoperative sedation for 1400 surgical patients. They compare narcotics and barbiturates, noting narcotics increase drowsiness and side effects while secobarbital produces calmer, more alert patients with fewer adverse effects.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Samed
Re. Mokelmnott
Martin Helrich
Eheir
Shady
Wasi
Dolly the Blood Donor Mare Keeps Giving
In Urbana Illinois Dolly an aged gray mare on the University of Illinois veterinary research farm has donated vast blood supplies since 1947. Ray Hamilton a lab technician draws eight liters a month and Dolly has already yielded over eight barrels for use by the University laboratories and state health facilities. The donor animal may double her total as her life remains dedicated to this work.
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Urbana
Illinois
Dolly
Inos
Ray ‘Hamilton
State Health Laboratory
Chanute - Ur
Forea
Anduj
Wessa
Wesajoq
Parss
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