Churches and Churches Around Baldwin Area Schedule
A reader’s listing of local churches with pastors and service times across Baldwin area. Includes Annunciation Catholic Church and multiple denominations with Sunday masses, worship hours, Sunday School, youth groups, midweek services, and confessional schedules.
Tonganoxie Church Schedules
A list of local church services in Tonganoxie and Stanwood including Tonganoxie Baptist Chapel Rev James F Palmer morning worship and Sunday school times, Assembly of God Rev Herman W Karriker schedule, and Stanwood Friends Church Rev Bob N Barnhill worship and Bible study times.
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Mighty &T
Rev. S. Grant Jr
First Gapiist
Lewis R. Hearne Jr
Baptist Evening Fellowship
Evangelical United Brethren
Richard Benton
Clearfield Church
John D. Bower
Edmonds Chapel
Homer
Wolcott
Stanwood Friends
Allen Jones
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Robert
B. Anderson
Tonganoxie Baptist Chapel
James F. Palmer
Stanwood Friends Church
Bob N. Barnhill
Assembly of God
James H. Bailey
John Verburg Installed As Bethany Park Leader
John Verburg was installed as congregation president last Sunday during Bethany Park Christian Church installation service. Other officers include Max Johnson as vice president Mrs. Robert Cook treasurer and Mrs. Gail Copple secretary.
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John Verburg
Bethany Park
Bethany Park Christian Church
Max Johnson
Robert Cook
Gail Copple
Neil Larsen
Paul Studebaker
Christian Women's Fellowship
Robert Patterson
Methodists to Baker Baldwin Weekend With God
Methodist laymen from the Kansas Conference will attend a Weekend With God at Baker University on July 9-10. The Conference Board of Lay Activities sponsors the event with C. I. Moyer of Shawnee Mission as lay leader. Group discussions will be part of the retreat.
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Baldwin — Methodist
Kansas
Bonavena Seeks Cassius Clay Title After Win
Oscar Bonavena arrived home after stunning George Chuvalo in New York last week and said he will not stop until he gets a crack at Cassius Clay and the world heavyweight title.
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Buenos Aires
Oscar Bonavena
George Chuvalo
New York
Cassius Clay
Kansas Fishing Report Highlights by County
AP reports from the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission detail weekly conditions across counties and lakes. Activity ranges from clear water with fair bass bluegill crappie and walleye to murky waters with fair to good bluegill bass and crappie, with several lakes noted as good for bass and bluegill and others slow for certain species.
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Turtle Creek
Council Grove
John Redmond
Fall River
Toronto
Wilson
Kirwin
Cedar Bluff
Webster
Pottawoomie County
Chase County
Shawnee County
Osage County
Brown County
Atchison County
Leavenworth County
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Woodson
Bourbon County
Kansas
Married women comprise a third of the nation’s labor force
Kansas State University Extension economists report that married women have accounted for one third of the United States labor force for the past decade, reflecting shifts in household work and employment patterns.
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Kansas State University Extension
Men’s Religious Orders Urged to Avoid Luxury
Atchison Kansas AP top administrators of men’s Catholic religious communities were told that Vatican II calls them to strip away nonessential items and shun luxury and excessive wealth. Father Bernard Haering spoke at the ninth assembly of the Conference of Major Religious Supervisors of Men’s Institutes.
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Atchison, Kan
Bernard Haering
Father Haering
Kansas City recalls Nash and Stock to bolster bullpen
The Kansas City Athletics call up Jim Nash a 21 year old rookie righthander with a 7 4 record and 2 52 ERA for Mobile and Wes Stock a veteran reliever from Vancouver to strengthen the bullpen In exchange outfielder Ron Stone returns to Rochester and Ossie Chavarria goes to Vancouver Dark cites the need for better relief pitching with Aker the only productive arm Nash will start stock formerly posted an 83 win 2 13 ERA in 1964 before spring release due to arm trouble
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Jim Nash
Mobile
Wes Stock
Vancouver
Ron Stone
Rochester
Ossie Chavarria
al Dark
Jack Aker
Nash
Marietta
Dark
Stock
Athletics
Pastors Sons Aid U S Psyops Effort in Vietnam
In Pleiku, five officers led by First Lt. Pete Cadigan work with 18 enlisted men from the 245th Psychological Operations Company to win hearts and minds in central highlands. They include two other ministers' sons, Wylie Williams Jr. and Harry Goetz. The team broadcasts in Vietnamese, prints leaflets, and aids villagers while countering Viet Cong influence. A defector case shows persistence of leaflets and rewards prompting a surrender.
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Pleiku
Viet Nam
U. S. Army
South Viet Nam
Pete Cadigan
St. Louis
245Th Psychological Operations Company
Cadigan
Psyops
U.S
Montagnard Hill
Richart Returns to Defend Western Junior Title in Bloomington
John Richart of Ann Arbor Mich defends his Western Junior golf championship at Indiana University Bloomington Aug 9 13 entering the 16 19 age group for the first time in five years as the defending champion becomes eligible again.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
John Richart
Ann Arbor
Mich
The Good Losers Face Twin Blowout Losses
A team in the state college women’s softball league, nicknamed The Good Losers, was defeated 59-8 in one game and then 55-0 in the next, illustrating a rough stretch despite the team’s ironic name.
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State College
College Area
Bear Bryant Leaves Hospital for Rest at Alabama
Alabama football coach Paul Bear Bryant walked out of University Hospital amid orders to curb outside activities. He was admitted June 23 for treatment of severe exhaustion after addressing a coaching clinic at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
University Hospital
Crimson Tide
University
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Medicare Goes Into Effect as Major Health Plan
President Johnson calls the Medicare rollout a blessing for older Americans as hospital insurance begins for 19 million seniors. About 6,714 institutions or 91 percent of general hospitals open beds, with 98 percent of beds available to insured patients aged 65 plus. Nonparticipating hospitals are mainly in the South due to Civil Rights Act rules. Federal hospitals may be used in emergencies to prevent deaths from lack of access.
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Washington
Johnson
Public
South
Baltimore
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Medicare
Medicare Setup Questions Answered For 65 Plus
Washington AP presents answers to common Medicare questions for Americans 65 and older. Topics cover beds, deductibles, spell of illness, posthospital convalescent care, coverage across hospitals, timing of benefits, private insurers, and doctor billing options.
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Washington
Medicare
New Discount Feature Offered Wheat Farmers
Kansas wheat farmers get a revised all risk wheat insurance program for 1967 with a 20 percent average coverage increase and a new premium discount feature. FCIC director Russell Bowling cites yield gains from farming advances and notes the biggest boosts in central and eastern Kansas. Applications are now being accepted. participation remains voluntary.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Russell Bowling
FCIC
Bowling
Longest golf round record set by two Plainville players
Don Prickett and Bill Young Jr. played 112 holes in 16 hours at the Rooks County course near Plainville Kansas. They started at 4 27 a m and finished at 8 27 p m stopping only for sandwiches tea and lemonade.
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Plainville
Kan
Don Prickett
Bill Young Jr
Rooks County
Brain growth and aging highlighted in early studies
Scientists note that by age four a child’s brain is about 90 percent of its adult weight. Other studies show women’s brains shrink after 30 and men’s after 40, a puzzle researchers are still studying.
Aida Bid Sought For City Public Works Vehicle
A 1966 model nine passenger station wagon named Aida will be received at the City Manager's office City Hall no later than 10:60 a.m. Tuesday July 5 1966 for the Public Works Department. Specifications may be obtained from purchasing agent H C Fisher City Clerk.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Aida
City Hall
Public Works Dept
H. C. Fisher
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Annunciation Catholic
Robert D. Pool
Baldwin Assembly of God
Baker
EB. L. Weems
C.A
Baldwin Church of Christ
Baptist Chape
Garold Cooper
Bethel Methods
Baldwin Church School
First Methodist Church
Ives Chape
Charles Coldsmith
T. John’s United Church of Christ
Baldwin Junation
J. F. Krueger
Eudora
Eub
Clinton
Clinton Presbyterian
Ronald Bump
Methodist
Samuel F. Dutton
W. EB. Bankey
Christ Ambasasdors
E. L. Stumbo
Sun
First Baptist
Moses Williams
First Southern Baptist
Dwight Clark
Training Union
Zula Muldrow
Harvey Doud
St. Paula
Holy Family Catholic
Biren
John Quigley
Hesper Friends Church
Merl Kinser
Sudora
Lawrence
Jewish Community Center
Highland
Ralph Wolfson
Sunflower Lodge
B'nai B'rith
LIC
Edgerton
Assumption Catholic
Lone Star
Church of the Brethren
Bethel Methodist
Baldwin
Robert BK. Anderson
Gail E. Jones
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Homer B. Wolcott
Stacy Ollar Jr
Overbrook
Kith & Maple
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