Humboldt BPW Hosts Seniors Dinner at St Joseph's
Humboldt Business and Professional Women's Club entertained 35 senior girls at St Joseph's Catholic Church with a May themed dinner and decorations. Gifts and corsages were given, Maggie Herman led a brief meeting, and the German Band from the High School provided the program.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
George Brinkman
Lowell Anderson
Maggie Herman
Rotary Club
BPW
N. A. Armel
Miss Herman
Nadine Lassman
Delene Lieurance
Madeline Ostrander
Roberta Hunt
A. L. Googins
Fred Traxel
Kansas City
E. R. Williams
Prairie Village
K. A. Maninger
Suzanne
Larry Armel
Nat Armel
Jack Armel
Debbie
John
Tracey
Overland Park
Alfred Lang
Clyde Logan
William Rensick
Roscoe Offenbacker
Buffalo
Harry Butnan
George Wilson
Luke Lasley
William Cline
Dorothy Rauhoff
Chanute
Joseph Peters
Yea
Becke
Humboldt Union
Peters
Ralph Harner
Ray Ostrander
John Weilert
Hershey Ant-war Demonstration at Washburn University
Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey director of the Selective Service faced a small antiwar protest at Washburn University in Topeka. About 350 students attended as 12 demonstrators pounded Hershey’s car while others flashed RESIST and shouted Hell no we don’t go during a disrupted Q and A session.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Washburn University
Hershey
US Selective Service
Washburn
Irish immigrant leads Independent Postal System of America
Thomas M. Murray, an Irish immigrant who settled in Oklahoma City, anchors Independent Postal Systems of America IPSA. The firm handles third class mail with 16 trucks, employing 142 workers, delivering hundreds of thousands of pieces monthly and planning expansion to Tulsa Dallas Denver Salt Lake City and Canada. Murray argues competition will improve mail distribution and cites April profits and large client contracts while noting U.S. Post Office monopoly and higher rates.
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Canada
U.S. Post Office
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Detroit
Dublin
Gresham Hotel
Hinshaw
IPSA
Carl Thetford
Sulphur
Aid Costs Triple Since '59
The cost of federal aid programs for fiscal 1969 is projected at about 20 billion dollars, triple the 6.6 billion spent in 1959. Other items note rising alcohol related deaths among seniors, increasing pet theft, Alaska purchase price, UN site payment, and various trivia items.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Georgia
United States
Alaska
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Chanute Tribune May 14 1968 Page Seven
Local page highlights include community notices and brief items from Chanute area groups. Readers see upcoming events, school news, and civic updates across Chanute and surrounding towns.
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