Church Listings and Mass Times Across Baldwin Area
A survey of churches in Baldwin and nearby areas shows Mass times at Catholic parishes, Sunday services across Lutheran Methodist Baptist and Brethren churches, confessional schedules, Bible studies, youth groups, and midweek services. Notable entries include Father Thomas Kearns at the Catholic church with Masses at 8 and 10 alternately, and First Baptist and United Methodist listings with varied service times.
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Thomas Kearns
Garold Cooper
First Methodist Church
Eighth St. Raymond
Grant, Jr
A.m. Ives
Charles Coldsmith
St. John’s
United Brethren
Richard Benton
Clearfield Church
Lawrence Church Hosts Harold Barr for Sunday Services
Dr Harold Barr will be guest minister at the Lawrence Church at 15th and Mass for the 10 am Sunday worship. Church school convenes at 9 am and a Topeka Lawrence group rally will meet at 4 15 pm at Shawnee Heights EUB Church east of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Barr
Lawrence Evangelical United Brethren Church
15Th
Mass
Shawnee Heights E.U.B. Church
Topeka
Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship and Topeka Fellowship Picnic
The Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship will join with the Topeka Fellowship Sunday for a picnic at Lake Shawnee Park shelter house No. 2 starting at 6 p.m. Attendees may call Nancy Shantz for more information. There will be no regular Sunday morning Lawrence Fellowship meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship
Topeka Fellowship
Lake Shawnee Park
Nancy Shantz
Lawrence Fellowship
Astronotes to Sing Sacred Music at Wesleyan Church
The Singing AstroNotes a boys quartet will perform sacred music at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Wesleyan Methodist Church located at Sth and Madeline Lane.
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AstroNotes
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sth
Madeline Lane
Youthful Cyclists May Break a Law
Officials warn young riders face misdemeanor charges as new state law strictens motorcycle safety. It requires riders to use the permanent seat and prohibits passengers unless the vehicle is designed for them, and mandates helmets approved by the Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
State Highway Commission
Teacher Corps Faces Tough Task After Reorganization
Washington AP reports the Teacher Corps remains poised to reform American education despite de nationalization and reduced federal control. Richard A Graham says three year funding helps, with local districts choosing placements and the program expanding teacher training beyond college classrooms through practical field work and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Graham
Washington
State Court Rules on Bias In Kansas Education Act
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that the Kansas Act Against Discrimination bars discrimination only and does not require forced teacher transfers for racial integration. The ruling involved the Kansas City Kansas Board of Education and the AG and NAACP. The court upheld the district court on tenure status but reversed on compelling transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Attorney General
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kansas City, Kan
Board of Education
Wyandotte
Supreme Court
District Court
Supreme Court Rules on Non Discrimination in Hiring
The Supreme Court held that a school board complies with the Kansas act if it does not discriminate against any individual in hiring, employment, compensation, or terms and conditions of work. The decision addresses tenure and non tenure teachers.
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Supreme Court
NASA pays Boeing bonus for Lunar Orbiter 3 work
NASA awarded Boeing Co. a bonus of 1 053 504 for good work on Lunar Orbiter 3. This is the third payment for the program following earlier bonuses for Lunar Orbiter 2 and 1. Orbiter 3, launched Feb 4, produced 422 photos and 158 wide angle plus 154 telephoto frames, with high quality results though fewer prime-site images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boeing Co
Seattle
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Boeing
NASA
Moon
Earth
Rusk says United States open to Vietnam peace talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk addressed 15 000 at Chicago Stadium saying the U S is willing to discuss a calendar of withdrawal by American forces if North Vietnamese withdrawal is on the table A group of antiwar demonstrators outside and inside the arena interrupted the speech before being removed for disorderly conduct
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Chicago
Dean Rusk
United States
Vietnam
Rusk
Chicago Stadium
Lions International
Harvest Picks Up Via Dry Weather In Kansas
With two sunny days the Kansas wheat harvest gains speed after rain delays around Independence Day. Labor officials report strong demand for combine crews in Hays Atwood Lawton Phillipsburg Concordia and central and northern counties. Progress varies from 15 percent in Ellis to 70 percent in Wellington with 20 percent of remaining wheat abandoned due to weediness or lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Kan
Kansas
State Harvest Labor Control Office
Hays
Atwood
Law
Crosse
Phillipsburg
Concordia
Labor Control ‘Office
Logan County
Gove County
Ellis County
Mitchell County
Wellington
Kansas Livestock Association pushes Pickett for sanitary post
TOPEKA AP Defying Gov Docking the Kansas Livestock Association directors demand A G Pickett be reappointed livestock sanitary commissioner as his term nears expiry in April They say the association executive committee of 353 members from across the state is best positioned to recommend and support Pickett for the post The governor wants three nominees and may appoint if only Pickett is named The association also says it will not nominate more than three candidates for the three posts on the Kansas Livestock Commission and plans to move its office from the State Office Building to Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard. A. Graham
Graham
U. S. Office of Eduction
Corps
Kansas Livestock Association
A. G. Pickett
Pickett
Docking
Paul Pendergast
Wyoming
Kansas Livestock Commission
Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
State Health Department
Senate Livestock
Walter Porter
Miller
Livestock Association
S. Legislative
Wichita
Association
Livestock Pent Tary
Kansas
Icoienaredtiner
Christ
Jesus
God
Tunnel Collapse Kills 17 Year Old at Jones Beach
A 17 year old boy died on Jones Beach after a sand tunnel between two four foot holes collapsed. David Riddle of Queens was identified as the deceased, while companion Paul Diamond, 17, of Manhattan, was with him as they dug toward each other twelve feet apart.
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Jones Beach
N.Y
David Riddle
Queens
Paul Diamond
Manhattan
Divorce Court Grants Husband Visitation Rights to Dog Pepper
Circuit Court Judge George D. Young ruled Thursday that George H. Clark may visit the cocker spaniel Pepper at reasonable times and provide blankets and a collar. Mrs. Clark is to purchase the dog's licenses. The couple, who are childless, live in Milwaukee.
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Milwauker
George H. Clark
Circuit Court
Justice Price Returns to PERA After Surgery
The Kansas Supreme Court chief justice Robert T. Price has resumed duties part time after abdominal surgery on June 14. He returned to the office and will continue his duties in a limited scope while recovering.
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Justice Price
PERA
Kansas Supreme Court
Robert T. Price
Price
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H. L. Weems
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Robert B. Alexander
Clearfield
Evangelical United Brethers
Eudora Beub
Eudora Eub
Clinton
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Schubert
Ene
Edgerton
Assumption cCatholic
Eudora
Assembly of God
W. E. Hankey
Christ Ambassadors
Church of Christ
Tith
Maple E. L. Stumbo
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Moses Williams
Holy Family Catholic
Birch St
Joseph B. LaGue
St. Therese Society
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Maynard Beemer
Norning
United Methodist Church of
Hesper Friends Church
Merkinser
First Southern Baptist
Dwight Clark
Training Union
Lawrence
Jewish Community Center
Highland
Robert KE. Einstein
Sune Day School
Sunflower Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Linwood
First Baptist Church
Lewis R. Hearne, Jr
Samuel F. Dutton
Lone Star
Brethern
Wallace R May
Bethel Methodist
Robert B. Andreson
Johard
McLouth
John D. Bower
Don Peckham
Yee School
Gale E. Jones
Evangelical United Brethren
Homer E. Wolcott
Gyunpar School
Stanwood Friends
Allen Jones
Christian Endeavor
Stacy Ollar, Jr
Overbrook
Charles R. Hamner
T. C. Arnold
Tonganoxie
Tonganoxie Baptist Chapel
James F. Palmer
Assembly of God 6Th — Church Sts
Herman W Karriker
Pasor
David Oson
Stanwood Friends Church
Bob N. Barnhill
Vini
David H. Weible
Washington Creek
Church of the Brethern
Orville Chase
Williamstown
James H. Bailey
Dr. Barr
Unitarian Picnic
K.C
the Heard
Hayrack Ride
Lawrence High School
9Th
Vermont
KFEQ
198Th
Vermont Sts
Continental Trailways
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Salina
Denver
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Continental
Trailways. Bus
Ead Ny
Cheam
Hardwick
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