Richland Community Notes Include School Moves and Events
Local families adjust homes and attendance as the Ludins finish a visit in Richland. New books arrive at the town library. a wild game feed, school transportation aid, and an Easter cantata plan unfold. Church events, anniversaries, and Farm Bureau rally participation add to community activity.
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Richland
George Ludin
Lander
Wyo
Amy Schmitter
Dean Cooney
Mary Morgan
Clayton Martin Place
Lake Darling
Brighton
Woman's Club
Bennett Cerf
Sewall
Scott
Steve Leathers
Ollie
Helen Shultz
Frank Lock
Jefferson County
County Institute
Fairfield
Leona Clark
Clarence Ferguson
Keokuk County
Izaak Walton League
Sigourney
Memorial Hall
Keith Hoskins
Oska Joosa
Venn College
Poinsettia Club
Lawrence Madley
Wilda Tarrence
Lloyd Westfall
Loren Hinshaw
Pekin Church Fellowship
Pekin School
Franklin H. Krieger
Pekin Land
Pekin Community School
Richland Independent School
Jones
Naomi Lock
Friends Pleas
Plain Quarterly Meeting
Richard Hartman
Lewis Savage
J. E. McCracken
Wilford Lock
Farm Bureau
Diamonds From Coal Create Pocketbook Friendly Gems
Lonnie Stone of Whitesville develops a coal based gem like material called a black diamond using moulding sanding and finishing. The Stone family makes bracelets earrings brooches necklaces and other coal jewelry in The House of Stones. West Virginia aims for national attention as the state celebrates its centennial in 1963.
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Lonnie Stone
Whitesville
Stone
West Virginia
House of Stones
Coal House
White Sulphur Springs
Kamara Jewelry Co
Beckley
Avoid Acting When Making Home Movies
A columnist recalls a family summer film project in New York and Maine showing natural, unacted home movies capturing real moments. The father director tried to script it but the family preferred spontaneity and the camera recorded a vivid, honest vacation rather than theater. The piece urges viewers to embrace genuine moments over fictional plots.
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New York
Adirondack Mountains
Maine
Iowa
Ening Journal
WSCS Meeting Notes From West Chester January 9 1963
West Chester WSCS opened with Thoughts and Prayer for New Year. Reports covered World Federation of Methodist Womenand student breakfast for college students home for holidays. February study Dimension of Prayer and credits for completion. Bet ty Crocker coupons for Esther Hall Des Moines and stamps for milk aid. Father and Son banquet announced for February. Executive meeting set January 9 30 a.m. at the church.
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Nelson Woodford
West Chester
Joe Bauer
W.s.cs
John Duvall
World Federation of Methodist Women
Robert Stout
Wm. Andre
Walter Bauer
WSCS
Betty Crocker
Esther Hall
Des Moines
Andre
Lloyd Jauer
Ted Griffith
Cletus Kafka
Walter Duvall
Margaret West
Kenneth Dusenbery
HD. Dusenbery
Western Authors Find Favor In Red China Translation Boom
Tokyo dispatch says Chinese readers lap up translations of Twain Whitman Longfellow and Dickens among about 6000 foreign titles since 1949. Shakespeare Tolstoy Pushkin and French authors also popular with millions buying Hamlet War and Peace Gypsies and Evegeni Onegin sales cited. No royalties mentioned by New China News Agency.
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Tokyo
API
China
America
Mark Twain
Henry Longfellow
Walt Whitman
New China News Agency
Britain
Charles Dickens
W. M. Thackeray
Thomas Hardy
France
Honore de Gustave Flaubert
Emile
Guy de Maupassant
Shakespeare
New China
Hamlet
Red China
Peking
Moscow
Leo Tolstoy
Pushkin
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Rubio Friends Church
Richland Friends Church
Wilson Hyde
Richlander
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Bob Knight
UPL
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