Women who made a difference Martha Rudd loved children
Miss Martha Elizabeth Rudd, an early Washington schoolteacher, dedicated her life to children and Baptist faith. Born May 1 1853 near Washington, she educated at Central College Pella the State University of Iowa and Valparaiso. She taught at Washington Academy and other schools, later mentoring youths at home. She joined WCTU and Fortnightly Club activities, adopting two youths, and died September 16 1924 in Washington.
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Sheilah Klapp
Martha
Mattie
Elizabeth Rudd
Washington
Journal
Edna Jones
Grant
Rudd
Crooked Creek
Miss Jones
Mae Marek
Wellman
Miss Rudd
M.W
Rhoda Shirk Rudd
Martha Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Shirk Wallace
Elizabeth Stout Shirk
Shirk
Washington County
Vermont
New York
Iowa
Baptist Church
Central College
Pella
State University of Iowa
University of Michigan
Valparaiso
Ind
Marjorie Perkins
San Bernardino
Calif
Louis Dunn
Rudds
Johnston
Washington Academy
Atlantic
Burlington
Washington Township No. 9
Belpre
Kan
WCTU
Bible Department
Nellie Sutton
Elm Grove
Concensus
Martha Rudd
Books Assembled In Two Apartments By Iowa Collector
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Paul Lynch, retired investment counselor, keeps about 11 000 volumes in two apartments and a bank vault, housing one of the state's largest private collections. He shuns sports and porn, values manuscripts from Roosevelt to Twain, and contemplates gifting or auctioning his treasured library.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Paul Lynch
Lynch
Iowa
Ernest Hemingway
William Faulkner
O. Henry
Bayard Kipling
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Mark Twain
Douglas MacArthur
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
London
Bath
England
New York
Los Angeles
Midwest
Twain
Charles Dickens
Willa Cather
Robert Louis Stevenson
Joseph Conrad
University of Chicago
Extra know-how needed for safe winter driving
GAITHERSBURG Md In the eyes of police officials who must keep traffic moving during winter storms a little extra know how can avoid prolonged and costly delays this winter. Police spokesman Glen D King executive director International Association of Chiefs of Police adds resources to a national effort endorsing winter driving precautions. He urges tune ups defrosters wipers antifreeze good tires equalized brakes and steady planning for rest stops and weather checks. Also emphasizes keeping fuel battery and emergency gear in good condition and using reinforced tire chains for special conditions.
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Gaithersburg
Glen D. King
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Safe Winter Driving League
Chicago
King
IACP
National Safety Council
CARE to aid quake victims with $50000 in relief supplies
CARE officials in Milwaukee announce an initial purchase and rapid distribution of 50000 dollars in blankets winter clothing and food for homeless quake victims in Turkey. Charles F Laskey notes 20000 plus vulnerable children in devastated areas face severe winter conditions. Contributions can be mailed to CARE Milwaukee 125 East Wells Street.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Care County
Charles F. Laskey
American Overseas Aid Agency
Turkey
CARE
Guatemala
Harold Gauer
Midwest
East Wells Street
Wisconsin
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