Biblesta Parade Draws 20 Floats From Humboldt Churches
Humboldt reports more than 20 floats entered for the Biblesta parade with a Monday deadline and nineteen floats listed with titles. Entries include church groups such as Humboldt Methodist and First Baptist, plus civic groups like the Rotary and Lions clubs. Narrators and scriptural texts accompany each float for radio and parade progression while surrounding windows will feature biblical quotes.
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Humboldt
John Fiene
Fiene
Garden of Eden
Zion Lutheran Church
Chanute
Humboldt Methodist Church
Humboldt First Baptist Church
Zacche
Humboldt Poplar Grove
Ed Nord
Manley Mott
Herman Seyfert
Carl Killion
E. N. Hill
Gene Schulze
Pine Crest Nursing Home
Assembly of God. C. A
Venus Beauty Shop
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Humboldt Insurance Agency
Baptist Church
JOY Guild
Humboldt Barber Shop
City Hall
Humboldt Business and Professional Women
Johnson May Visit Kansas City
President Johnson reportedly may address the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America convention in Kansas City Monday. No official Washington confirmation. White House sources and Missouri lawmakers had no comment or could not confirm reports.
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Kansas City
Washington
Johnson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
White House
Missouri
Congress
Thief Steals Radio Then Keys From Artesia Police Cruiser
In Artesia New Mexico Officer Lesley Dudley reported a radio was stolen from his police cruiser parked at his home. Three nights later the car keys were taken from the same cruiser in front of the Artesia Fire Department building. Dudley said the loss would immobilize the car since all extra keys must be obtained from Santa Fe and the entire switch changed.
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Artesia
N.M
Lesley Dudley
Bowling Scores In League Match Misses Splane Pulling
Bowling scores from the league show mixed results as Splane Pulling Company wins key frames while Dairy Queen and Galemore Agency struggle in a tight card. The page lists partial scores with several missing entries, reflecting a disrupted tally.
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V. Splane Pulling Company
Dairy Queen
Galemore Agency
Local business and sports ad list with highs and phone numbers
A dense roster of business names, banks, campers, and Dairy Queen outlets paired with high score notations and contact numbers. The fragment shows endorsements or sales lines with high 10s and high 30s tied to individuals and stores, including Ist Natl. Bank Dr. Pepper Nu-Wa Campers and Splane Caresio and Olson entries.
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First National Bank
Dr. Pepper
Splane
Caresio Bros
R. Morrow
J. Heaton
Caresio
N. Aday
A. Allen
Dairy Queen
Nu-Wa
E. Warhurst
J. Schooley
M. Cooper
Ist
Nat'l. Bank
Nat'l. Bk
J. Ramsey
D. Wicker
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Friday
Tonight a high school pep rally starts 6 45 at the Memorial Building and ends at Katy Park. Friday opening football game at Royster Stadium 730 features Argentine High vs Chanute. A school dance sponsored by Kay ettes occurs at 930 in the Little Theater.
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Memorial Building
Katy Park
Royster Stadium
Argentine High
Chanute
Kayettes
Little Theater
New U.S. Museum Opens About Every 3.4 Days
The report notes a rapid pace of museum openings across the United States, estimating a new museum inauguration every 3.4 days, reflecting growing cultural investment and public interest in heritage displays.
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United States
Fort Scott teen artist opens first show at bank annex
Steven L. Miller a 16 year old Fort Scott resident holds his debut art show in the Citizens National Bank annex. His paintings sketches and drawings feature oversized expressive eyes and imagination based works. He hopes to sell pieces but values artistic freedom over commercial art. Some unsold works will be sent to Topeka for potential sale.
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Fort Scott, Kan
Fort Scott
Steven L. Miller
Citizens National Bank
Topeka
Steve
Mulvane Art Center
Washburn University
Fort Scott High School
Harry L. Miller
Record Enrollment 11 400 at K State
Kansas State University forecasts a fall enrollment of 11 400, up about 5 percent from last year. Dean E M Gerritz notes roughly 11 000 registered now with 300 to 400 more expected in late registration after the 1965-66 total of 10 681.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
E. M. Gerritz
Tme
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Biblesta
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Lyndell Mosley
Eugene Bennett
Frank Johnson
Herbert Tidd
Lawrence Rinehart
Jim Broyles
George Beaman
Red Cross
Charles Clements
Owen Danley
Albert Middendorf
Ottawa
Mosley
Tidds
Olathe
Girls Guild
Carl Ladd
Tidd
Marjorie Cook
Pasadena
Calif
Church Library
Fred Kuhn
Joe Peters
E. J. Lombard
Herman Crawford
Nelle Smith
Hartville, Mo
Gertrude Kastl
Blue Mound
Clyde Davis
Gene Brock
Ben Wilhite
Center Grove
Marion
Stoll
Frances Butts
Florence Hoepker
Pearl Collins
Francis Barnett
Wilhite
Carol Still
Wayne
Charles Barnett
Gardner
Caen
Margaret M. Heckler
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Heckler
Martin
Royal Typewriter
FUN Dept
Midwest
West Main
Young Fort Scott
John E. Carstarphen
Fort Scott Tribune
Frankfort
Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority
Young Miller
The
Chanute Tribune
Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell
Kansas
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