Local Church Listings and Ministers near Baldwin
Multiple area churches are listed with pastors and service times. Status includes Annunciation Catholic with Masses on the first Sed and sixth Sundays at 7:30. Baptist Chapel led by Rev Lowell Dickinson. Bethel Methodist 11 miles west with Gordon B Thompson. Evangelical United Brethren 34g miles west along Highway 56 with Rev Paul Weinert. First Methodist led by Rev Mark A Rotuch with morning worship and church school. Ives Chapel served by Dr Charles Coldsmith.
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Annunciation Catholic
Robert D. Pool
Bethel Methodist
Baldwin
Gordon B. Thompson
Evangelical United Brethren
Baldwin Junction
Paul Weinert
Saint Paul
Community Ray Church Schedule Announcement
Glen Radcliff, pastor, leads a Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by church service at 11 a.m. all events at the community church.
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Glen Radcliff
Local church schedule with pastor and services
Rev. Richard Benton leads weekend and midweek services. Sunday School at 10 am and Worship at 4 am with Youth Fellowship at 6 30 pm. Alternate Sundays with Isu Dora EUB at 7 80 pm and alternate Sundays with Madora HUB. Bible study each Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
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Richard Benton
Madora Hub
Clearfield Church
Heaper Friends Church
Fridora
Merkinser
Harvey Doud
Myef
Multiple church schedules listed for area denominations
Assumption Catholic Mass times vary by Sunday type and First Friday. Various churches named with ministers and service times include Church of Christ, Eudora Full Gospel Pentecostal, First Baptist, Heaper Friends, Holy Family Catholic, MyEF, Saint Paul United, St Johns Evangelical and Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Clinton Presbyterian, Brethren, Edmonds Chapel, and others. Sunday school, worship, youth groups, and midweek activities are noted.
Parish Service Outline With Ministers Named
Roger Keppte serves as minister with 10 a.m. Bible study and 10 50 a.m. worship and communion plus 4 30 p.m. worship. John Glander listed as minister in the text with unclear phrasing.
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Church of Christ
Roger Keppte
John Glander
Ase Ace Bae Ee
Rev Orville Chase Leads Sunday Service Schedule
Pastor Rev. Orville Chase leads a morning service at 11 o clock with a youth choir and worship at 7 30 in the evening. Fellowship pins are available every Thursday of the month.
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Church of the Brethren
Orville Chase
Assembly of God Service Schedule Update
Assembly of God A. FE. Peasley, pastor, announces Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. CA's Youth Service at 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic service to follow at 7:45 p.m. Services held at the church with ongoing youth and evangelistic programs.
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Assembly of God
Rrist
Assembly OF God Church
Overbrook Bible Study and Worship Schedule
The notice lists Overbrook church activities with a Bible study at 10 a.m and worship at 11 a.m followed by an evening service at 7 30 p.m.
West Side Presbyterian approves manse addition at 2nd and Mich
Members vote to use building fund for a two bedroom addition to the pastor’s residence on the corner of 2nd and Mich Sts. The Rev. Robert Freitag and family are to move in by fall. The current manse becomes an educational unit with extra classrooms and a church office.
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West Side Presbyterian Church
2Nd and
Mich. Sts
Robert Freitag
Wescoe Named Leader For Lutheran Church
Dr. W. Clarke Wescoe chancellor of Kansas University was elected a lay leader of the merged Lutheran Church of America. He will serve a four-year term on the board of college education and church vocations at the Detroit merger convention. Also named were Rev. N Everett Hedeen of Salina and Harold Sponberg of Topeka to the missions boards.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Lutheran Church of America
Wescoe
Detroit
Burch
N. Everett Hedeen
Salina
Kan
Board of American Missions
Harold Sponberg
Topeka
Missions
Johannesen Speaks At Trinity Service This Sunday
Richard Johannesen of Trinity Lutheran Church and KU speech instructor will speak at the 9 15 and 11 a m worship services Sunday. Larry Ehrlich, Trinity student member, will be liturgist for both services. Guest organist is Mrs John Wilkinson of Topeka, formerly Marianne Anderson of Lawrence.
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Richard Johannesen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kansas University
Johannesen
Lutheran Student Association
Larry Ehrlich
John Wilkinson
Topeka
Marianne Anderson
George Anderson
Lawrence
Grissom Receives Plaque From Truman at Sertoma Meet
Virgil S. Grissom, second American in space, accepted a plaque from former President Harry S Truman at a Sertoma International convention. He discussed moon flight expectations before a 1,000-strong audience and received a confetti shower before flying to Cape Canaveral to continue space work.
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Kansas City
Virgil S
Gus) Grissom
Harry S Truman
Sertoma International
Sertoma
Grissom
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Rare 1799 copper penny sells for record 10500
Richard Picker of Albertson New York a Long Island rare coin dealer paid 10500 for a 1799 U S copper penny a price described as a record high for a coin of that denomination in New York.
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New York
Richard Picker
Albertson
N. Y
Long Island
U. S
Symbols May Be Help on Highway
At a Kansas University talk during the sixth annual American Driver Education Association conference, Dr. George Arnstein urged adoption of universal traffic sign symbols to aid foreign visitors and illiterate drivers. The gathering includes nearly 200 educators and runs through Saturday. Dalibor W. Kralovec of Philadelphia warned safety education must be a core part of school programs.
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Kansas University
American Driver Education Association
George Arnstein
National Education Association
Europe
Dalibor W. Kralovec
Division of Safety Education
Philadelphia
Planning Session For Methodist Church Year At Baker
Centenary Methodist officers meet this Sunday in the Student Union Building at Baker University Baldwin for a five hour planning session. They will drive to Baldwin after Sunday School and stay through dinner to outline the church program for June 1 1962 to May 31 1963.
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Methodist Church
Centenary
Baker University
Baldwin
Army Bids Farewell to Secretary Stahr at Ft Myer
A 19 gun salute and four ruffles and flourishes opened the farewell for Secretary Elvis J. Stahr at Ft Myer Virginia. Cyrus Vance Gen Lyman Lemnitzer and Gen George Decker attended as Stahr prepares to become Indiana University president with resignation effective Saturday.
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Washington (Ap
Army
Elvis J. Stahr
Ft. Myer
3Rd Infantry
Stahr
Cyrus Vance
Lyman Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George Decker
Army Chief of Staff
Indiana University
Mayo Doctor Urges Letting God Decide End-Of-Life Care
Mayo Foundation physician Dr. Edward H. Rynearson told the American Medical Association panel that physicians should step back and let God take over when modern treatment cannot save a dying cancer patient. He described long tube feeding and oxygen cocoons prolonging pain and urged restraint, noting a Mayo Clinic consensus against indefinite treatment in hopeless cases.
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Chicago
Edward H. Rynearson
American Medical Association
Rynearson
Mayo Foundation
Mayo Clinic
Manpower Act Is Discussed at KU Social Welfare Workshop
County and state welfare officials will discuss the 1962 Manpower Development and Training Act and related federal proposals at Kansas University's seventh annual Social Welfare Workshop July 11 13. Speakers include Merritt W Buffon state employment security chief and Marvin Larson state social welfare director.
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Kansas University
Merritt W. Buffon
State Labor Department
Marvin Larson
Alfred E. Poe
U.S. Department of Health Education and’ Welfare
Poe
Bureau of Family Service
Kansas City
Thaine D
Bernadine Swanson
Osage County
Lyndon
Tom Dolgoff
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Donald D. Main
Shawnee County
Rehearing Filed in Andrews Capital Murder Case
Attorneys for Lowell Lee Andrews ask the Kansas Supreme Court for a rehearing after the court upheld a denial of habeas corpus. The move precedes a potential appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court for the former Kansas University student from Wolcott Kan.
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Topeka
Lowell Lee Andrews
Kansas Supreme Court
Andrews
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas University
Wolcott
Kan
U N General Assembly urges Britain to grant Rhodesia colony vote
In a 73 to 1 vote with 27 abstentions the United Nations General Assembly urged Britain to convene a conference to draft a new constitution for Southern Rhodesia and grant voting rights to all men. Britain’s UN delegate called the idea unacceptable, while an African leader warned of possible bloody revolution if ignored.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
Southern Rhodesia
U.N
Assembly
South Africa
Africa
Asia
Latin America
United States
Europe
Commonwealth
Topeka Names Goodell to Civil Service Board
Gov John Anderson appoints Lester M Goodell of Topeka to the Kansas Civil Service Board for a four year term replacing Adrian H Lindsey of Lawrence Democrat and former Kansas University football coach.
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Topeka
Lester M. Goodell
Kansas Civil Service Board
John Anderson
Goodell
Adrian H. Lindsey
Lawrence Democrat
Kansas University
Annis Named AMA President After Unconventional Election
Dr. Edward R. Annis, a Miami surgeon and Democrat, was elected head of the American Medical Association for a term starting next June. He opposed President Kennedy's King-Anderson medical care plan and has been a vocal opponent through TV appearances and debates. He succeeds Dr. George M. Fister as AMA president.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Edward R. Annis
AMA
Kennedy
House of Delegates
Annis
Miami, Fla
George M. Fister
Ogden
Utah
National
Speakers Bureau
Dr. Annis
King-Anderson
New York
Kerr-Mills
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J. J. Krimmer
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