More students studying abroad across the Atlantic
United Press International reports a tripled flow of American students to Paris and Europeans to the United States over five years. The Council on Student Travel, nonprofit since 1947 and headquartered in New York, coordinates programs from Paris led by Jack Egle. They expect about 25,000 youth cross the Atlantic this year, using chartered ships and occasional planes to cut fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Parry
United Press International Paris
UPI
Paris
United States
Atlantic
Council On
New York
United Nations Plaza
Jack Egle
Bill Babbitt
Los Angeles
Calif
Egle
Council
le Havre
Babbit
Capital Airlines
Japan
Tokyo
American Center For Students
Altar and Rosary Society Meets in Wellman
April meeting led by Mrs. Clara Lutz discusses Smorgas board slated for June 5 at St. Joseph Church Wellman. May Breakfast set for May 4 at 6 to 10 a.m. at St. Joseph’s, open to the public. others visit and travel noted among local families and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Godber Wellman
Altar and Rosary Society
Rosy Adam
Clara Lutz
Smorgas Board
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Wellman
St. Joseph’s
Mae Marek
Grace Heiserman
Merle Welsh
Ottumwa
George McCrabb
Gary
Malcolm
Oral Moore
Leslie Bell
Ivan Ulin
10Th Ave
Wilbur Swartzendruber
Jim Carpenter
Sturgis
Michigan
Eckhardt
Indiana
Iowa City
Pearl Snare
North English
Dora Groff
Ethyl Kilis
Dora’ Groff
Fannie Crossett
Woolsey
Blanche Stiffey
Grace Blue
Dennis Shaw
Rochester
Minnesota
Rev
Shaw
Lakeland
Florida
Mayo Clinic
Irene Zillmer
Helen Mills
Keota
Pioneer doctor had few medicines
In cattle drive days the chuck wagon cook acted as doctor and pharmacy for cowboys. Dr. Esther Jane Wood Hall of the University of Texas notes medicines ranged from gunpowder for cauterizing wounds to coal oil for external ailments. Horse liniment, axle grease, wild thyme inhalants, turpentine and whisky were common staples in the cook’s cabinet and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
UPI
Esther Jane Wood Hall
University of Texas
Hall
Honor bride-elect Linen shower in Kalona
Kalona residents attend a linen shower at the Logan home honoring bride-elect Ellen Spenner with games and linen gifts. Alpha Club members gathered for a meeting. new member welcomed and program featured Marcia Swain speaking on Finland travel. Club plans May breakfast and golf club dues noted. Other residents’ visits and travels mentioned. Elam Christner listed as Mercy Hospital patient in Iowa City.
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Kalona
W. J. Logan
Margaret
Logan
Ellen Spenner
Miss Spenner
William Spenner
Ezra Hochstedler
Laura
Marlene
Twila
Doris Schr
Amos Mellinger
Kaiona Golf Club
Edw. Beranek
James Howard
Lewis E. Yoder
Howards
Baltimore
California
Howard
Yoder
H. V. Beck
Lloyd Durst
Wellman
I. E. Grady
Hazel Coffey
Washington D. C
Charles Marek
Mary Te Bockhorst
Charles Shalla
Emma Bopp
Washington
Linda Yoder
Melody Muller
Henry Muller
Elam Christner
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Cheese Fondue and Dessert Chex Mold from Mrs. Cora McWilliams
Recipes shared from Mrs. Cora McWilliams of Columbus Junction Iowa include a Cheese Fondue using Kraft old English cheese margarine and bread baked with egg mixture, a Rice Chex dessert with ice cream base and topping, Lemon Fluff Icing for cakes, and a toasted marshmallow cracker snack with butter and cherry garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene B. Dillon
Cora McWilliams
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Cora
Rural Women program attendance and local society notes
Mrs. Vivian Wells reports on Farm Bureau Rural Women's Day attendees in Washington with names including Mrs. Haydn Thomas and Mrs. Delbert Lewis. Other notes cover hospital discharge of Roy Gieselman, Spring Presbyterial at Burlington, church members present, and social visits. Wednesday Study Club met with talks on education and technical schools and a new program committee was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Farm Bureau
Washington
Haydn Thomas
Delbert Lewis
George Dare
Merle Twinam
Richard Kaufman
George Canott
Willard Sands
Roy Gieselman
Burlington Hospital
1St Presbyterian Church
Burlington
Clarence Moorhead
Robert Rushing
Robert Howell
Ernest Whiting
Robert Henderson
Grace Hughes
Maggie McConahay
Cairo
Chet McConahay
Morning Sun
Harold Williams
Larry Milliman
Iowa City
West Branch
Hoover Memorial
Arvid Anderson
Wm Wooley
Richard Dare
Roy Montague
Jim Edgar
Mabel Monson
Wayne Williams
Hold Honor Banquet for Good Scholars in Grangeville
In Grangeville Idaho a community led by Dr D J Soltman and supported by the Elks and Soroptimist Club hosted a dinner for graduates with grade point averages of 3.2 or higher from Grangeville High and nearby schools. More than 150 students and parents attended the first event. Governor Smylie spoke this year, and organizers plan to make the ceremony an annual tribute to academic achievement to inspire students and their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangeville
Idaho
UPI
D. J. Soltman
Soltman
The
Elks Lodge
Women's Club
Grangeville High
Robert Smylie
Princess Louise to be retired as steamship becomes a floating restaurant
The 330 foot Princess Louise built in 1921 will be refurbished in Vancouver then towed to Los Angeles to serve as a floating restaurant on Terminal Island. Over $500,000 will restore the hull and interiors while preserving the ship’s 1920s ambience for up to 2,000 diners on banquet decks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney Bothwell
United Press International
Los Angeles
UPI
Princess Louise
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Canada
Alaska
Jerry Sutton
Princess Louise Corp
Terminal Island
Main Channel
Los Angeles Harbor Commission
Sutton
Tokyo
Sidney
Pago
Vancover
Broadway Sleeper Mad Show Take On Off Broadway Hit
New York report on the Mad Show a fast paced off Broadway spoof mixing satirical skits and irreverent songs. Cast includes Jo Anne Worley Marcia Rodd Paul Sand MacIntyre Dixon and Dick Libertini. Director Steven Vinaver balances music and comedy delivering lively if uneven satire appealing to both adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Jenkins
United Press International New York
UPI
Andy Warhol
Mad Magazine
Larry Siegel
Stan Hart
Mary Rodgers
New Theatre
Arthur—pagan Shrine
Jo Anne Worley
Marcia Rodd
Paul Sand
MacIntyre Dixon
Dick Libertini
Ana Large
Alfred E. Neuman
Professor Defends Working Mothers Its Valued Role in Family Life
A Columbia University expert argues against blanket criticism of working mothers. He notes neglect depends on child age and work type, stressing love and quality time over hours spent at home. Families must decide based on necessity and nurture a strong mother child relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Ginzberg
Conservation of Human Resources Project
Columbia University
Ginzberg
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National Students Union
Britain
Mrs. Eugene Way
Marshallows
Birds OF A
Books
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Brooks
Frank
Orioles
Neuman
Miss Worley
Carol Channing
Ethel Merman
Steven Vinaver
Vinaver
David Nydice
UPI Education
U. S
U.S
America
United States Savings Bonds
Star-Spangled Security
Minutemen of Concord
Vietnam
Treasury Department
Advertising Council
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