Religious Council To Sponsor Institute For Elementary Teachers
The Louisa County Council of Religious Education will sponsor an institute for teachers of children under high school age. The event, titled Meeting the Spiritual Needs of Children, takes place at the Columbus Junction Presbyterian church on Saturday April 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Speakers include Rev. R. N. Chora, Mrs. Clyde Torode, Rev. W. L. Sanford, Mrs. W. Wiederrecht, with Gladys Marth giving a teaching demonstration.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Council of Religious Education
Presbyterian Church
R. N. Chora
Clyde Torode
W. L. Sanford
Christ
W. Wiederrecht
Gladys Marth
E. R. Mitchell
J. B. Pooley
Floyd Boulton
Burdette Boulton
Geraldine Boulton
Columbia
W. T. Duncan
Secretary of the Navy
James V. Forrestal
John T. Duncan
U. S. S. Franklin
Seaman Duncan
Pfc
Eugene F. Phillips
Harry Phillips
Army Pictorial Service
Camp Gruber
Okla
Five Western States Dominate U.S. Gold Mining Output
Nearly all gold mined in the United States comes from five states in the West. Arizona Nevada California Colorado and South Dakota lead production, reflecting a concentration of reserves, mining activity, and processing capacity across these locations.
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Western States
Arizona
Nevada
California
Colorado
South Dakota
Mrs Stacy to Visit Anamosa With Her Grandchildren
Mrs Lou Stacy travels to Anamosa to stay with her three grandchildren while their parents Verne Landers are away on business in Virginia. News notes list visits, travel, births, and local events across Brighton and nearby towns.
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Anamosa
Edna
Crile
Brighton
Lou
Stacy
Verne Landers
Virginia
Pierre Tracy
Leigh
Patricia
B. C. Tracy
Alfred McCracken
Fairfield Hospital
Derara Teeter
Fairfield
Dan Pringle
Glen Pringle
Davenport
Leonard Bridges
States
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New York
Salsburg
Austria
Victor Benson
Washington, D. C
Nellie Balderson
Richard Hoskins
Kent
Ohio
Margaret Ann
Hoskins
Frank Hoskins
Walter Soboski
Chicago
Standard Oil
Willard Mann
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
Ind
R. H. Tracy
M. M. Gowey
Tracy
St. Joseph Hospital
Ottumwa
John McConahey
Mission
Texas
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club
Wm. van Zanten
W. O. Schafer
Mirtle Helmick
Population Doubled From 1850 to 1940 Global Rise
The world population rose from about 1.1 billion to roughly 2.2 billion between 1850 and 1940, marking a doubling in eight to nine decades. Demographic growth accelerated amid industrialization, urbanization, and technological advances driving higher life expectancy and fertility in many regions.
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Earth
Mrs Berkshire and Stevie Visit Kauffman Home in Wayland
In Wayland on April 18 Mrs Eldred Berkshire and her son Stevie of Fairfield joined sister Mrs Leola Alliman for a visit at the maternal Wm Kauffman home. Multiple relatives from nearby towns visited and newcomers assisted at the Wayland cafe.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Eldred Berkshire
Stevie
Fairfield
Leola Alliman
Wm. Kauffman
Bobby Maxderrau
Henry County Hospital
Frank Magdefran
Pete Alliman
Navy
Amasa Miller
Roy McClintic
Virginia
Onahu
Neb
J. N. McClintic
Hahn Brothers Reunion At Ivan Hahn Home In Snowball
Week end visitors gathered at the Ivan Hahn home in Snowball for a reunion. Attendees included Glen Hahn and daughter Janice Kay of Waterloo, Jesse Hahn and three granddaughters, Vess Horrel of St Louis, Roy Hahn of Matlock and others from Crawfordsville Wellman Burlington Iowa City and South English. Families shared talk and music with relatives and friends.
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Ivan Hahn
Glen Hahn
Janice Kay
Waterloo
Jessey Hahn
Vess Horrel
St. Louis
Roy Hahn
Matlock
Ill
al Hahn
Bert Hahn
Crawfordsville
Dons
Harriet Jane Johnson
Wellman
Arline Knupp
Virginia Weslie
Burlington Hospital
Everette Plecker
Joyce Karen
Larry
Dale Herdlicka
Wilma Lee
Russel Plecker
Carroll
Community Notes Roundup From Ottumwa Area
Calls at the Everette Plecker home Tuesday evening included Ralph Herr and family. Glenn and Stanley Knupp visited Ottumwa and with family Saturday. A 4H party at the Y drew many locals. The cantata The Crucifixion was at the Methodist church Sunday. Rescue squadron mention from the Philippines noted. Kentucky trip for Howard Barnard and his grandmother. Death call for Frank Hudspeth drew Pvt. Frederick R. Woods home from Camp Crowder. Salem Presbyterian officers elected and Moody Bible Institute trip planned. Sgt. Clifford Arthur, after 16 years in the army, received his discharge.
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Everette Plecker
Ralph Herr
Glenn Knupp
Ottumwa
Stanley Knupp
Methodist Church
Don Darbyshire
Bob Darbyshire
Wayne Knapp
Walter Neff
Jerry
Henry Neff
Wayland
Robert Roberts
Muscatine
Dorothy Davis
Ida Hastings
Everett G. Been Blossom
Leslie Beenblossom
Carl Dollmeer
Virginia Wylie
Margalenna Redlinger
Oth
Kentucky
Howard Barnard
Lillie Wagner
Louisville
Frederick R. Woods
Camp Crowder
Frank Hudspeth
Wapello
Richard Hills
Addison Hills
Salem Presbyterian Church
Alfred Davis
William Yohe
Ed Rees
T. Dewey Davis
John H. Jones
Marjorie Lantz
Sara Davis
Lynn Sanford
W. L. Sanford
Moody Blule Institute
Chicago
Richard C. Pugh
Lewis Pugh
Clifford Arthur
Chinese Soldier Guest in Hills Home
Pfc. Andrew Hong from Honolulu, a Chinese soldier, visits the Hills residence. He joined the Army a year ago, observed his 19th birthday, and reenlisted for three years before departing Saturday for Greensboro, North Carolina, to be stationed with the AFORD. Al Raymond rents the Mrs Maud Bell farm nearby. Mrs. Walter Simmons of Detroit returns home after visiting her sick mother. Dale D Drinkall, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Drinkall, is promoted from private first class to corporal and assigned to the Second Emergen.
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Columbus Junction
Andrew T. R. Hong
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Addison Hills
Greensboro
N. C
AFORD
al Raymond
Maud Bell
Here
Walter Simmons
Detroit
Mich
Anna Paxton
Dale D. Drinkall
Herman Drinkall
World income gap study on bread winners
A global study estimates 81 percent of people have a real income under ten dollars per bread winner weekly. The figure highlights widespread poverty and economic inequality across nations.
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