Washington visitor tours Chicago natural history museum
A Washington visitor details a day at the Chicago Field Museum now the natural history museum. He notes the vast building, its exhibits across anthropology geology and biology, guided tours for groups, and the challenge of seeing everything in one visit. He mentions interest in the Pittsburgh Pirates and weather affecting plans to see games.
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Chicago
Chicago Natural History Museum
The
Field Museum
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Brooklyn
Jolly Jokers 4-H Club Plans Camp and Fun
The Jolly Jokers 4-H Club met May 21 at the McKinstry home for a cooperative supper and business session. Fourteen members plus leader Mrs. Merle Sheetz attended. talks covered eating, meat types, canning vegetables, and manicure of club goals. Delegates to 4-H camp were named, and preparations for the Ames convention noted.
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Jolly Jokers 4-H Club
Linda
Penny McKinstry
Merle Sheetz
Pat Sheetz
Linda Donaldson
Carol Lance
Linda McWhineers
Ruth Augustine
Barbara Wesson
DeAnn Klopfenstein
Merle Sheets
Karen Westen
Mil waukee Auditorium hosts Woman's Society session notes
In Milwaukee the Woman's Society for Christian Service gathers at the Milwaukee Auditorium. Speakers from India Korea and the United States discuss progress, aid from the U S, and efforts to end race segregation while stressing faith in Christ guiding community stability.
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Milwauke
Woman's Society For Christian Service
TAU
Shot K. Mandel
Hinderabad
India
Bible school closes as West Chester church plans Sunday program
The Bible school at the West Chester church closed Friday with plans for a Sunday program. Mary Dyer, a Tarkio College graduate, begins work as counsellor in Christian education at the United Presbyterian church. She will lead the Daily Vacation Bible School and Youth Club starting September and also serve as youth counsellor. The report notes a large event with 7,400 peak attendants and ongoing efforts for mission retirement fund gifts.
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Bible School of the Methods
Shurch
West Chester
Walter Bauer
Bible School
Mary Dyer
Tarkio College
Tarkio
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Dyer
Indianola
Simpson College
Whiel
United Presbyterian College
Youth Fellowship
Geneva Village Adopts Thursday Sunday Off For Kids
Swiss Geneva canton schools grant Thursdays and Sundays off to children to give parents a midweek break from childcare and work. The plan aims to provide respite for families where one parent works Saturdays.
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Molidays
Geneva Canton
Switzerland
Central College Graduates Highlight Local Teaching Plans
May 1 marked Jo Ann Smith among Central College two year teacher training graduates in Pella. Smith will teach sixth grade at New London. Visits from Mr and Mrs Gil Kyle and family of Salem, Ore include Marion Huston and Werner Lowry relatives in Washington and June plans. Bundy Bell family of Washington attended Monmouth IL graduation events where LaDonna Bell was valedictorian. Word arrives in Washington of a new birth.
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Central College
Pella
Jo Ann Smith
Merle F. Smith
Washington
Miss Smith
New London
Gil) Byte
Salem, Ore
Betty
Billa
Monmouth
Tripp Family Welcomes Tamela as Bell Lineage Noted
Tamela, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Tripp of Arlington Virginia, is related to Bonnie Marie Bell, daughter of Fred W. Bell. Dr. Tripp is the son of Mrs. Lena Tripp.
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Tamela
R. C. Tripp
Arlington, Va
Tripp
Bonnie Marie Bell
Fred W. Bell
Dr. Tripp
Lena Tripp
Palmer Charges Hoegh With Double Talk
SIOUNCITY UM State Rep. Ernest Palmer Jr. of Fort Madison accuses Atty. Gen Leo A. Hoegh, GOP governor candidate, of double talk on campaign issues. Palmer told Young Republicans that Hoegh is not the only dry candidate in the six way race and challenges his positions on liquor by the drink roads and school aid.
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UM State
Ernest Palmer Jr
Fort Madison
Leo A. Hoegh
Palmer
Hoegh
T Hoegh
Ijuor
Lee County
State aid debate over school funding and tax plans
Palmer criticizes Hoegh for an 18 million dollar school aid increase without proposing how to raise the funds. He calls it double talk and points to the need for a feasible revenue approach beyond sales or income taxes.
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Hoegh
Palmer
Muscatine Votes To Adopt Daylight Time
Muscatine City Council voted unanimously to adopt daylight saving time effective 2 a m Sunday, with objections from the county farm bureau and several farmers. Daylight time will run until 2 a m September 2. Also notice of swim class demonstrations for parents this Saturday afternoon at 1 30 p m and 2 30 p m for the girls.
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Muscating
Muscatine
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