NRPC founder Herbert D Rugg noted for religious publicity work
Herbert D Rugg, active in the National Religious Publicity Council and founder of Current Religious Thought, is highlighted for his role in shaping church publicity. The piece traces NRPC’s 20th anniversary, growth to 450 members, and awards for meritorious religious reporting while noting Rugg’s long career and influence in religious journalism and publishing.
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Herbert D. Rugg
Weill
Prges
Oberlin
Ohio
Herbert D. Ruge
W. Manard French
National Religious Publicity Council
NRPC
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D.C
Canada
Chronicle - Telegram
Grace
Rugg
Men of Religion
New York
Carnegie Hall
Federal Council of Churches
Federal Council
Victoria
British Columbia
Colgate Theological Seminary
Washington
CPS Certification Growth Report Sees 1711 Secretaries Certified
The Institute for Certifying Secretaries announces 1711 Certified Professional Secretaries after 245 passed the ninth annual exam. Since the first test in 1951, certification has expanded to Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Canada, with eight Canadian secretaries and one in Hawaii. Applications for the 1960 exam are due December 1, open to all qualified secretaries 25 or older.
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Institute For Certifying Secretaries
National Secretaries Association (International
CPS
United States
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Rosemary Breen
F. L Wheaton
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
National Secretaries Association
Institute For Certifying
Association
Grand Ave
iKansas City
Family Picnic Honors Cheryl Ann Wilhelm Birthday
A family picnic at 350 Concord Ave Sun day celebrated Cheryl Ann Wilhelm's third birthday. Attending were paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jake Wilhelm and their son Kenneth, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Norman Wilhelm and Robin, and other Wilhelms and relatives. Cheryl received gifts, with cake baked by Grandma Wilhelm, as brothers Ronald Lynn and Dennis Michael joined in.
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Robert Wilhelm
Concord Ave
Cheryl Anne Sieend
Jake Wilhelm
Kennneth
Richard Wilshelm
South Amsherst
Norman
Wilhelm
Robin
Maynard Shreve
Charles
Richard
J Neil
Gary
Melva Jean
Goldie Snyder
Cheryl Ann
Grandma Wilhelm
Ronald Lynn
Dennis Michael
Look Back A While Dear Abby Letter Highlights Immigration Tensions
A reader pleads for a defense against European immigrants labeled as gangsters and criticizes U.S. schools while invoking the Statue of Liberty. Dear Abby receives this letter about immigration and tolerance amid interwoven anecdotes of civic identity and national belonging.
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Abby
Europe
U. S
U.S
Books, religion rise in county with lone retail outlet
Weipful Rugg reports a thriving religious book trade led by Current Religious Thought, noting few local stores outside Oberlin and none in Elyria with Lorain having only one. He cites rising public interest, aided by informed readers and a steady stream of contributors including Dahlberg, Horton, Pollard, and Marcus.
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Nown Lo
Weipful Rugg
Oberlin
Elyria
Lorain
Edwin T. Dahlberg
Theational Council of Churches
Walter M. Horton
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
William G. Pollard
St. Stephens Church
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Jacob M. Marcus
Hebrew Union College
Safe Driving for Children in Back to School Time
Parents urged to renew safety rules as school starts, citing 1938 incidents where children were killed or maimed. Encourages taking children to school to practice crossing streets, lessons reinforced by teachers, and drivers to stay vigilant. Includes patterns and notices for sewing patterns and a brief Readers' Forum query about mental illness pamphlets.
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Readers' Forum
Wrong Place for Firecrackers Leads to Bookings
Syracuse police booked James Roper and Willie Scott after Deputy Sheriff Leonard Crane reported they set off firecrackers outside his window, prompting legal action for violating city ordinance.
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Syracuse
James Roper
Willie Scott
Leonard Crane
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Commission On Missions
York City
Ligion
Land ‘Plain Dealer
South Main St
Strand
National Council of Congre Noor
Religious Publicity Council
Sissy Wilhelm
Main
Oberlin, Chie
Dear Abby
van Buren
Onur
Aunt E
Stone Dance Studio
Geveland Street
Ted Wood
L Man
Graystone
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Fairfax
Mearvnn
Parents
Richmond Barbour
Marian Martin
Chronicle
Poe
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N. Y
Mt Katahdin
Maine
Mt. Oglethorpe
Georgia
IML
Harry Milt
Edwin Leonard
Murray Ridge Rd
Lorain County
Art Grills
Carol Schriver
Belden
Judi Finkel
Huntington
Martia Weak
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Jim Schriver
Marilyn Lenhard
Ken Benton
Judi
Jim
Resar Florist
River ST
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Gertrude’s Beauty Shop
Cleveland Street
Kelvinator
Wagners
Webcor
RCA Victor
Arr
Stereo Phonograph
RCA Whirlpool Gas
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