Diverse church schedules and leaders listed across communities
A long roster of denominations lists pastors locations services and times from Annunciation Catholic to Jewish Community Center. Entries name churches such as Annunciation, Baptist Chapel, Bethel Methodist, First Methodist, St John s United Church of Christ and First Baptist with pastors and weekly worship times. The notice covers many towns including Baldwin Eudora Clinton and Edmonds and notes programs like Sunday School Youth Fellowship Bible Study and Evening Worship along with confessional hours and special services.
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St. Pauls
Assumption Catholic Masses and Local church Schedule
Assumption Catholic Masses are 8 a.m. Sundays with 7 a.m. daily and First Friday masses. Saturday confessions run 4–5 p.m. and 7:30–8:30 p.m. Philip Mesner is listed as minister. Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church on Route 58 west of Junction 56 and 459 lists Ritchey as pastor with Sunday School 9:44 a.m. and services at 10:45 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. Evening Fellowships at 7:45 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays. 11 miles west of Baldwin Rev Everett Hughes at Church School 10 a.m. Worship times noted.
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Annunciation Catholic
Robert D. Pool
Baker
Mra. RF
C.A
Bethel Methodist
Baldwin
Gordon B. Thompson
St. John’s United Church of Christ Sly
Baldwin Junction
J. F. Krueger
Evangelical United Brethren
Richard Benton
Eudora
Eudora Etib
Eudora Evangelical United Brethren
Clearfield Church
Dwight Clark
Training Union
Mer Kinser
Holy Family Catholic
Father John Quigley
Brethren
John Bower
Homer FH. Woteatt
Assembly of Godwith
Herman W. Marriker
Avin
Il Aj
Tdi
First Baptist Church
Lewis R. Hearne Jr
Baptist Evening Fellowship
Church of the Brethren
Philip Mesner
D. Ritchey
Richard Armstrong
Everett Hughes Church
Bank Interests Sold to Investors in Abilene
Controlling interest in the First Western State Bank of Abilene sold to a group of investors including Wichita figures. Purchaser James Sargent, Wichita attorney and state legislator, joins the group. James F. Booth remains active in management with no immediate change to operations or staff.
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Abilene, Kan
First Western State Bank of
Abilene
Wichita
James Sargent
James F. Booth
Road Workman Killed in Dust Cloud Incident
Charles Tice aged about 40 from Liberal was killed when he stepped from a roadsweeper into the path of a wheat truck driven by Mrs. Paul Slatten of Kismet. Witnesses said the dust from the machine blocked his view.
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Liberal
Kann
Charles Tice
Tice
Paul Slatten
Kismet
Negro named moderator of United Church of Christ
Hollis F Price was elected moderator of the United Church of Christ the first Negro to hold the post. The Memphis Le Moyne College president will oversee national church work, visit congregations, and preside at the next general synod in 1967. He has long guided integration efforts in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hollis F. Price
United Church of Christ
William FR. Tolbert Jr
Liberia
World Baptist Alliance
Price
LeMoyne College
Memphis
Tenn
American Newspaper Guild
Max Kade Awardee Is A Frankfurt Professor
The Max Kade distinguished professor of German at Kansas University for 1965-66 is Heinz O Burger of Frankfurt Germany. He chairs the German literature department at Frankfurt and has led Erlangen University. The award funds a professor’s salary plus a grant from the Max Kade Foundation.
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Max Kade
Kansas University
Heinz O. Burger
Frankfurt
Germany
Burger
Yoethe Archives
Erlangen University
Kade
United States
Gerhard Storz
Land Wurttemberg - Baden
West Germany
Horoscope Saturday July 3 Outlines Quiet Planes for Signs
ARIES motivates self improvement and positive action on Saturday. TAURUS seeks unique companionship and congenial recreation. GEMINI notes attention to hearth and basic affairs yields fascinating results. CANCER not listed but implied. LEO suggests writing tasks to remember plans and handle business. VIRGO urges health prep and fitness. LIBRA advises confidential matters resolve smoothly with trusted friends. SCORPIO urges new social contacts and a refined day. SAGITTARIUS hints at a productive pace before holidays. CAPRICORN recommends a relieving trip and business ideas. AQUARIUS focuses on duties and steady progress. PISCES favors cooperative, pleasant collaboration with coworkers.
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Aries
Mar
Taurus Uanpr
Mercy Mitel
Gemini Gmbayw
Eatton
Lins Moon
Leo
Scorpio
Capricorn Jildiec
Henty
Johnson on world peace faith and church unity
President Lyndon B. Johnson invokes Pope John XXIII's vision of peace and justice as the U S aims for global harmony. He cites moral aims beyond arms races and challenges churches to meet urbanization with programs like Kansas City’s Fresh Air and cooperative councils.
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Catholic University of America
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
John XXIII
Pope John
Johnson
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Rosedale
David Cutting
Ruby Avenue Congregational Church
Ruby Avenue
Kan
Editorial Board Notice from Interfaith Group
A cooperative editorial board including Herman Cohen Paul Davis Mary Morgan and Michael Moriarty presents an interfaith message urging unity and mutual respect among Catholic Jewish and Protestant communities. The column advocates dialogue and shared civic responsibility.
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Herman Cohen
Paul Davis
Mary Morgan
Michael Moriarty
WSCS Circles Hold Meetings and Luncheon Report
The Methodist WSCS circles met with Dorcas Circle hosting at 9 am in the community room. Thirteen members and one guest answered roll call as Mrs. Marie Colman led business, with devotionals by Mrs. Nora Dowding and a lesson by Mrs. Minnie Edelbrock. Ruth Circle held a breakfast at Mrs. Kindred’s home. The WSCS general meeting is set for July 14 in the community room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Dorcas
Mary Moody
Minnie Edelbrock
Marie Colman
Karl Eisele
Nora Dowding
Rosemary Nusbaum
Robert Nusbaum
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Anne Margaret
Joseph Ellenbecker
Marysville
Virginia Nusbaum
Denver
Reckless Chief Fined In Shreveport Driving Case
Police Chief Harvey Teasley was fined 100 dollars on a careless and reckless driving charge after he drove the wrong way on a one way street and collided with another car. City Court Judge G Randall Whitmeyer noted the fine matched ordinary citizens in similar cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Harvey Teasley
Teasley
G. Randall Whitmeyer
Claude Thornhill Dies at 56 in Caldwell Home
Band leader Claude Martin Thornhill died at his Caldwell New Jersey residence Thursday from a heart attack at age 56. He led notable orchestras and contributed to midcentury popular music across the United States.
Legislator A Ashton Thompson Dies in Interstate 85 Crash
U S Congressman A Ashton Thompson 49 was killed when a truck sideswiped a patrol car and struck his Cadillac on Interstate 85 near Gastonia N C Thompson was with a highway patrolman when the fatal collision occurred Thompson a Louisiana Democrat was returning home from Washington for the July 4 weekend His wife two children maid and the patrolman were spared serious injury The truck driver Norman Turner 53 of Westville New Jersey was hospitalized for possible back injuries
Real Estate Transfers and Rev. Notes in Lawrence Area
A dense list of property transfers and reversions in Lawrence and surrounding areas notes numerous deeds. Transfers include Richard L Stauber to Frederick J Stephenson and others, with multiple rev. designations, parcels in South Hills No. 2, Pioneer Ridge, and Western Tome Builders projects, plus various names such as Dewey Raines, Clifton C. Jainegs, and many stakeholders, with sums like 1, 26.75, and 2.20.
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Richard Tl. Stauber
Frederick J. Stephenson
Lane
Dewey Raines
Tok Dd. Ingram
Lawrence
Clifton C. Jainegs
Willis A. Galleghy
Bet
Bobo
Ddt
Penn
St. Rev. RT
Robert Slam Asher
Henry We Nsher
Jyint
W.ulla Ft
Wolfs Fh. Dao
Law
Jottograo
Reuter Orean Co
Saw
City of Lawrence
Jter
Frances G. Schwarts
Glenn Sh
Sion
Nicholson
Eugene Ll. Hardtakfer
van. Wield
Pioneer Ridge
Tno
Thomas HH. Black
Wis
Pharon Miller
Carl Hird Jr
Kasold
Rosetta
Thomas Garcia Stu
North Lawrence
Rosetta J. Bext
Silverio Garcia
Beg
Welae
Wo Shash
S.do
Te Bodine Bom
PGS
la Tt
Wek
Rosetta Jd
Ow L
North Juawrener
Donald OL Nutt
John J. Roller
Elm St. Baldwin
Hev
Jerome Wy
Berryman
Gretchen BR. Ruble
UN. Field
Tio
Oxcar Schwara
Johnny BR
Mzell
Schwarz Acres
Harold Herren
Tee Burns
Plas
A. UL. Wilson
Moore Tabodae
Sicity
New Salt York
Sino
Viking Investment Corp
Unified Manufacturing and Big. Corp
Sil
Nei
S.t
Moore
Saline
Joe R. Stroup
Gwen P. Dueham
Country Club North
J. Stoan
Dwight Perry
Fey
Marence J. Wingert
Williamn Delagahder
Albert Bt. Campbell
Ceorge
Leinmitler
Tee
Tiss
Helter Cobayer
Maryin
Tiny
Nem
Soo
Tos
John Tt Noedels
No. of
Nev
Silty
Sosa
Wid
Hortmeier
Gorden MM
Pilcher
Della
Southridge
Ernest BL Rutell
Tad
South Hills
Owf
Aare
Memorial Park Cemetery
Arnold Ry
Binggeli
Mary
Acacia C
Garden of Good Shepherd
Baptist
Wes Santee
Bu Uread
Crescent
Lawrenes I
Ernest Hi
Hirdofan
Dade
S.ou
Norman Z. Shuler
Janes Midwett
Ad Woodiett
Tts
Bea
Southwest
Custom of touching the brow after firing muskets
A soldier who just fired a musket smudged and ruined his hat brim as he tipped his hat with grimy hands. The gesture was abbreviated to the simple touch of the hand to the brow.
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Farewells
McLOUTH Mr and Mrs John Garrett and family of Prairie Village and Leona Zachariah were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J Van Garrett. A/IC James Lancaster and son William Lancaster of Atchison were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Lancaster. The airman leaves for Japan on July 1 and William Lancaster will leave soon for Germany. The Bank of McLouth will be closed Monday July 5 in observance of Independence Day. The McLouth Post Office will provide normal holiday lock box service.
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Lion Bob Slaper
Eudora Lions Club
John Lenahan
Barney Lambert
Lawrence Lions Club
Eudora Club
William Goff
James Hoover
Vernon Lutz
A. J. Morris
Robert Slaper
Leo Lauber
al Wichman
Cletus Grosdidier
Don Bagby
Tom Pyle
Joseph Ellenbecker
Marysville
Robert Nausbaum
Virginia Nusbaum
Denver
Janet Folks
Hidden Valley
Lawrence
Jack Mohler
Sandra
Jay
Tulsa
Jake French
Ray Long
Gloria Baxter
Holland
Ann Hayes
Margaret Ann Hodges
Imogene Brecheisen
Wanda Price
Delores Kurtz
John Garrett
Prairie Village
Leona Zachariah
J. van Garrett
J. H. Bowie
Howard Bowie
Emporia
Joe Ferarra
Alfred Lange
Elmer Lange
James Lancaster
William Lancaster
Atchison
Anita Miller
Kansas City
William Schwinn
Alice Tomin
Lucile Mosier
Kan
Ray Shoemaker
Velma Ketter
Leavenworth
William Bradford
Ann
Wamego
Walter Bradford
Robert Miller
Pamela
Ella Miller
Charles Edmond
Mary Loons
Valley Falls
Jerry Tarulli
New York City
Walter George
Independence
Orpha McManus
Oliver George
Bill
Jesse Denny
Topeka
George Lange
Lange
Mike
Louise Miller
Jack Joplin
Elia Miller
Charles Kimball
Coeur- D-Alene
Ida
William Barnett
Merriam
Sunda
Daisy Edmonds
Elmer E. Small
Cherokee
Okla
Ralph T. T. Peterson Jr
Peterson
Air Force
Viet Nam
Santo Domingo
Alfred Gerisch
Monroe
N. Y
Les Kimmel
Jim
E. W. McHenry
Bill Lobb
Gregory
Kirk
Austin
Tex
Roy Lobb
Commerce
Carroll Kopfer
Dallas
Danny Joe Willette
Bob Springer
Fort Collins
Cole
David McDonald
Ida McKimmey
Winchester
Milton Edmonds
Edwin Wilcox
Oskaloosa
Wilcox
McLouth Cemetery
Nellie Scott
McLouth
Bank of
William Miller
Tina Elaine
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W. G. McPherson
Willard McPherson
Shane Ellis Ot
Gene Tatum
Maurice Walbridge
Famly
Irene Walbridge
Shirley Walbridge
Dewey Terry
Rita Johnson
Edgar Miller
Charles Kimbell
Cover-D-Alene
Harry Miller
Mc. South
Richard McGuire
Virginia Cartwright
Frank Smelser
Colo
John Smelser
Hattie Davison
Clara Landon
Nell Graham
Lottie Gilbert
Mable Hollingsworth
Edna Roberts
Elmer Stout
Castro Valley
Calif
Roy Sturtridge
Fred Tobler
Missouri
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Oliver Peterson Deceased
In Douglas County Probate Court a petition by Phillip J. Peterson seeks appointing an administrator for Oliver Peterson deceased. A hearing is set for July 13 1965 at 2:00 PM in Lawrence Kansas. Defendants must file defenses by the deadline or a decree will be entered. Attorneys Rising and Riling represent the petitioner. John J Ritiney is attorney for petitioner. Charles of Rankin Probate Judge.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Oliver Peterson
State of
Phillip J. Peterson
Lawrence
Rising & Riling
John J. Ritiney
NETST
Charies of Rankin Probate
Martha C, Redmond
Martha Redmond
Martha C. Redmond
Marshall
United States District Court For
District of Kansas
United States of America
Edward G. i
Ehde
Martha Ki. Nehde
Richard Paul Moore
Nancy Moore
Wendell Strong
Norma Strong
Adi
United States
Fopeka
Ouglas County Court House
United States Marshal's Office
Opeka
Kansis
Vance W. Collins
Ronald Mills Mangrum
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Ihso
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Charles Coldsmith
Clearfield
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Ronald Bump
Full Gospel Pentecostal
Zula Muldrow
First Baptist
Moses Williams
First Southern Baptist
Hesper Friends Church
Methodist
Harvey Dowd
Shaim
Jey
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Acm
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Stacy Oliar Jr
Stanwood Friends
Allen Jones
Christian Endeavor
Overbrook
Church of Christ
Pleasant Grove
Glenn Radcliff
Vinland
Darrel Ward
David Oson
Tonganoxie
Washington Creek
Orville Chase
Williamstown
Assembly of God
James H. Batley
Linwood
Samuel I. Dutton
Jewish Community Center
Highland
Robert R. Sokal
Sunflower Lodge
LJC
Edgerton
Assumption Catholic
Lone Star
Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church
KFEQ
Anon
Abilene Bank
27Th St
Kansas City, Kans
K. C
Shopen Realty Auction CO
Negro
By Carroll Righter
Kans
Propagation of the Faith Office
Society of St. Peter Apostle
United Presbyterian
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
John J. Carberry
Columbus
Ohio
William Phelps Thompson
Claude Thornhill