Christmas Activities Across Local Churches
Local churches announce holiday displays and programs during Advent and Christmas week. Evangelical and Reformed Parish features a nativity, evening projections, and a January progressive supper for youth. Various churches host carol services, chimes, plays, candlelight services and open houses, with youth groups and choirs performing December events and December 21 programs.
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
West Madison
South Avenue B
Fellowsip
Harley Gelhaus
Boyd
Wamen's Guild
Christian Church
CWF
The
Baptist Church
Carol Forgey
Wayland School District Sets Reorganization Meeting
The Wayland Board of Education schedules a 7 30 p m public meeting in the Wayland School auditorium on December 17 to discuss area school reorganization. Education boards from Wayland Olds Winfield Mt Union and Crawfordsville met December 1 at Winfield to map a plan serving these schools with about 1500 students and an assessed value of at least 15 000 000. The proposal covers enrollment and impacts for Washington district and Mt Pleasant district. All Wayland district patrons and service area residents are invited.
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Wayland
Boarch of Education
Boards of Education
Olds
Winfield
Mt. Union
Crawfordsville
Washington
Mt Pleasant
Adult Education Plans Seek Course Suggestions at Washington High
Washington High School announces January start for a 10 week adult education program sponsored by the public schools. Director Russell Bannister invites community input on desired courses, noting past popular classes in typing clothing arts and crafts welding and more. An adult advisory council aided planning, with many volunteers from the community. Postal exams for substitute clerks at the Brighton post office are also announced.
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Russell Bannister
Bannister
Russel Bannister
Washington High School
Washington Public Schools
Lloyd Adkins
Carlton Bump
Verne Knecht
Ward Letts
Max White
Grace Lemmon
Mary’ Loveless
RS. Sherman
Marion Swanson
Alice McDaniel
Ateast
Washington Ith
Mrs Etla Curtis Dies at 84 in Columbus Junction
Mrs Etla Curtis, 84, died at her home on Yuth Hill this morning. The body lies at Stacy Funeral Home awaiting arrangements. Born March 24, 1874 in Letts she was daughter of Anson and Elizabeth Kelly. She taught at Columbus Junction school and worked in the telephone office. Surviving are two sisters Essie Kelly and Edna Gentzler both of Columbus Junction and step daughter Florence Curtis of Terre Haute Ind. She belonged to P E O Eastern Star United Presbyterian Church.
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Columbus Junction
Etla Curtis
Yuth Hill
Stacy Funeral Home
Ja Kelly Curtis
Letts
Anson
Elizabeth Moses Kelly
Florence Curtis
Terre Haute
Ind
Curtis
P.E.O
Eastern Star
United Presbyterian Church of
New York Strike Hits Daily Papers
Nine major New York City newspapers suspended publication as a two day delivery men strike disrupted metro area distribution. The Post Herald-Tribune Times World-Telegram and Sun Long Island Star Journal Long Island Daily Press and Journal American halted printing. News could not publish due to crossing picket lines.
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New York
UPI
New York City
The
News
the Post
Herald - Tribune
the Times
the World-Telegram and Sun
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Daily Press
Journal American
Services Here Friday For Mrs Edna Pollock
Funeral services for Mrs Edna Pollock 83 will be held Friday at 10 a m at Shermans funeral home with Rev E L Haney and Rev R W Thompson officiating Interment follows in Memorial Park Cemetery Monmouth She died today at the United Presbyterian home after about two months illness born December 21 1874 in et NL to Rev Amos and Sarah Dean She studied at Monmouth Ill and was the first graduate of Monmouth College Conservatory of Music She married Rev John S Pollock December 30 1897 and the couple lived in several states while he pastored United Presbyterian churches She came to the U P Home January 31 1948 Survivors include daughter in law Mrs Leo Dreckman grandson Robert Dreckin Town City and sister Miss Alice H Dean of Ottawa Ill A child of Mrs Pollock died in infancy Her husband died November 22 1942
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Edna Pollock
Sherman
E. L. Haney
R. W. Thompson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Monmouth
Pollock
United Presbyterian Home
Et, NL
Amos
Sarah .Treadwell Dean
Earthquake Delays Weigh In For 4H Calves Schedule
Don Sheetz announces the 4H boy and baby beeves weigh in plan with stations at Oscar Mayer Hog Buying Station West Chester and others. Calves must be haltered and transported to weigh stations on December 29 to 31 across multiple days and towns.
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FFA
Don Sheetz
Sheetz
Oscar Mayer
West Chester
San Francisco Area Jolted by Early Morning Earthquake
A sharp quake and aftershocks rocked San Francisco and nearby Daly City for minutes, with the Berkeley seismograph averaging 4.75 to 5 on the Richter scale. Felt from downtown to the coast, the tremor woke residents as some items toppled and minor slides occurred along U.S. 1.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California Seismograph
Berkeley
Daly City
Westlake
William Benn
United Press International
U.S. 1
Pum Dam
Econ-O-Wash Laundry Opens Friday Downtown Ottumwa
The Washington Econ-O-Wash Laundry will open Friday two doors south of Schoonover Drug. Proprietors are Russell Wold and Kelley of Ottumwa. The fully redecorated building features a blue and white scheme and twenty four automatic washers and dryers. The facility operates around the clock with no attendant on duty and includes automatic money changers. A grand opening is planned in the near future.
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Washington
Window For Stamps Opens at Post Office
Postmaster C. J. Brown announces a stamp window opened Friday for stamps, located north of the package window, to speed service during the Christmas rush. Last minute mailers urged to use Air Mail for cards and gifts sent out of town, with return addresses on all cards and labels. the post office will stay open 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. including two Saturdays, Dec. 13 and 20.
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C. J. Brown
Brown
UPI Report Claims U S Spy Ring in Red China
Tass and Nan Fang Jih Pao quote Peiping authorities saying five agents were executed and others jailed for spying and sabotage in Kwantung Province. Reports of an offshore uprising on Lappa and executions observed by Macao residents are noted but unverified by Peiping Radio.
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London
UPI
Moscow Radio Today
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Kwantung Province
Tass
Peiping
Peoples Court
Macao
Kwantung
South Chin
Red
Lappa
Peiping Radio
Moscow
Nan Fang Jih Pao
Taiwan
Formosa
Hong Kong
Kwantung Peoples Cat
Reds Turn Down Request In Berlin Crisis
Berlin reports say Russia demands U S military pilot release after parachuting into East Germany in December. East German communists threaten tougher terms and may use a West German pilot as leverage. Underground terror campaign alleged to frighten West Berliners with anonymous letters and calls amid Paris Four Power talks.
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Berlin
UPL
Russia
East Berlin
United States
Machin
East Germany
Genth
Lubeck
Bonn
Wst
MacKin
East Zone
Red Cross
Paris
Berli
College Band Concert At Fairfield Dec 17
Fairfield The Parsons college concert band presents a pops program on Wednesday December 17 at 8 p m in Barhydt Chapel conducted by William Becker. Selections include works by Masinet Loewe Anderson Gould and Offenbach and the first public program by the college band since its 1956 formation.
High School Teacher Admits Embezzlement
J B Kuhler a 53 year old history teacher at Sioux City East High admitted stealing about 35 957 from the Sioux City Teachers Credit Union where he served as treasurer for 25 years He resigned September 30 and faces grand jury action after a sex perversion conviction earlier that day.
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Sioux City, Iowa
UPI
Sioux City
Donald O'Brien
Briggs
O'Brien
Kuhler
Grand Briggs
O'Bri Kuhler
Intercontinental Snark flight launches from Cape Canaveral
An airbreathing Snark embarked on a roughly 3,000 mile test over the Atlantic from Cape Canaveral. The missile shed its boosters five seconds after liftoff and continued under jet power for about 30 seconds before vanishing in clouds. The Snark has demonstrated flight to 6,300 miles in prior tests, though production may be cut. The ICBM is expected to replace the Snark in time.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPD
Ocean
Atlantic
Ex Soldier Admits Patterson Slaying
Former Haleyville resident Calvin Pruitt confessed to the 1954 killing of Alabama Attorney General Albert Patterson in Phenix City. He gave a three page handwritten statement to a Richmond prison chaplain and was questioned in Alabama late November. Governor Folsom said there is a degree of truthfulness to the confession and said to investigate via Patterson’s son.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPL
Alabama
Albert Patterson
Phenix City
Patterson
Richmond
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Chattahoochee River
Sin City
St .Garrett
Russell County
Arch Ferrell
Albert Fuller
Ferrell
Garrett
Texas
Pruitt
Virginia
White House Dinners Honor Supreme Court and Service Academies
President and Mrs. Eisenhower will host a White House dinner honoring the Supreme Court, with four other dinners for the four service academies Army Navy Air Force and Coast Guard represented by top cadets or mids. The season includes musicales to seat about 200 extra guests each evening and reflects a tightened schedule since 1953.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
White House
Supreme Court
Eisenhows
Maniac Driver Chase Ends With Escort To Maternity Hospital
Florida trooper reports pursuing a car described as a maniac driver. At 9 39 p m he informed headquarters the vehicle was overtaken and he began an escort to the maternity hospital. The incident closed with the instruction that an escort be provided.
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Chase
Pensacola
Fla
UPI
G. L. Hill
Weather outlook for Iowa with snow and temperatures
United Press International reports considerable cloudiness with brief periods of scattered snow tonight and Friday. Winds shift from southeast tonight to west by Friday with lows from eight degrees below to five degrees above zero and highs Friday from ten to twenty degrees, little change Saturday.
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United Press International
Iowa
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John Martin
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Youth Fellowship
Haney
Brighton
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Fairfield