Community notices and local updates from area churches and residents
A church group meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Eugene Suffron 923 Willow. A high school honors error mislisted Joyce Baldwin and James Baldwin in the semester roll with corrections issued. A pancake and sausage supper is set for Thursday Feb 9 from 5 to 7 30 at the Church of the Brethren basement 9th and Main. Rosemary Crist plans a district home economics judging school in Lawrence. Maz Rathjen attended his aunt Mrs Ethel Hicks funeral then visited relatives in Richland and Wichita. A cold wave special advertises a $6 56 complete February deal. James Baker and Vada Niehaus faced traffic charges in County Court. Mrs Rosalie Osburn attended Kansas City meeting for county health nurses. Mrs Carrie Wilson was treated for injuries after a 9th Cedar collision and released.
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Maz L. Rathjen
Richland
Wash
Ethel Hicks
C. L. Rathjen
Rathjen
H. J. Byers
South Haven
Grace Drum
Mildred Birdstone
Burch Drum
Wichita
Beatrice Cooper
Wellsville High Alumni Banquet Set For April 29
Wellsville High School Alumni Association selected April 29 at 7 p.m. in the school multi purpose room for the reunion. Centennial theme ties to Franklin County and Wellsville events. Officers named: President Gene Barrett, Vice President Phyllis O Neil, Secretary Nina Jacobby, Treasurer.
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Wellsville High School Alumni Association
Franklin County
Wellsville
Gene Barrett
Phyllis (Seyler) O'Neil
Nina (Barton) Ja _coby
Hospital Notes Admit Additions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Virginia Morgan in Wells ville and Mrs Mabel Larson at 1124. births to Mr and Mrs Dean A Jordan at 107 Elm Tuesday. dismissals include Mrs Jules Doty and her baby son at 1409. Rex Gilliland Overbrook and Mrs Elmer Perkins RFD 2 noted today.
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Virginia Morgan
Wellsville
Mabel Larson
Hickory
Frank’ W. Berthot
Logan
Dean A. Jordan
Jules Doty
Baby Son
Oak
Rex
E. Gilliland
Overbrook
Elmer Perkins
RFD
Mrs Goldie Channell Dies at 69 Near Clearfield
Mrs. Goldie Channell, 69, died at her home west of Clearfield near Wellsville. Born December 28, 1891 in Pennsylvania, she lived in the Wellsville area for many years. Survived by husband Lee Channell and daughter Mrs Emmett Elliott of Camden Missouri. Funeral at Clearfield Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial in Clearfield Cemetery. time pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Channell
Clearfield
Wellsville
Pennsylvania
Lee Channel
Emmett Elliott
Camden
Clearfield Evangelical
E. A. Chambers
Susan A. Chambers
Central
Pomona
Crestview
Franklin County
Central Methodist Church
Samuel Whitebread
Ottawa
Ernest A. Chambers
Ray Chambers
Quenemo
Glenn Chambers
Penn Chambers
Orient
Iowa
Chester Chambers
Wichita
Ray Roberts
Central Cemetery
Kennedy to Use Influence on Integration
President Kennedy pledged to use the moral authority and influence of the presidency to support school desegregation in line with court decisions. He noted a boycott by white students in New Orleans and said he would speak out when useful, stressing that all students deserve the opportunity to attend public schools regardless of race. He emphasized awaiting administration analysis before further comment.
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Washington
New Orleans
Kennedy
Million New Jobs Per Year Is Aim
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg states the Kennedy administration aims to create one million new jobs annually beyond those needed to erase unemployment. He emphasizes jobs for older and younger workers and offset automation. A strong economy is required, with cooperation among labor, management, public, and government. The goals were outlined in a NBC Today interview.
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Washington (Ap
Arthur Goldberg
Kennedy
Goldberg
Publicito
Thhe National Broadcasting Co
World doubts U.S. leadership says Romulo at forum
Philippine ambassador to the United States General Carlos P. Romulo told an Oklahoma crowd that much of the world doubts America can maintain leadership. He cited Soviet gains and space feats as proof that others question the Western model. The remarks came at a Freedom Forum at Oklahoma Christian College.
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Oklahoma City
United States
Carlos P. Romulo
Russia
Romulo
Oklahoma Christian College
Civil Actions Might Follow In Trust Case
The government breakup of the $2 billion a year heavy electrical equipment industry may lead to civil suits by customers seeking recovery of alleged overpayments from price fixing and bid rigging. Federal probe ended with fines totaling about $1.9 million and jail terms for seven executives. General Electric and Westinghouse bore the brunt, with the two firms fined over $800,000 combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U. S
Watt
Montgomery County
Norristown
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Unclear lead in US Soviet space race says von Braun
In Rochester, Dr. Wernher von Braun said the space race is so diversified and complex that no one can state who leads. He noted Soviet probes into space and larger carrier and payload capabilities, while the United States has made progress but cannot declare a clear frontrunner.
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Rochester
N.Y
Saya
U.S
Wernher von Braun
Seaton
United States
Sixings Chamber of Commerce
Health Center Bill Supported In Topeka Debate
In Topeka supporters clash over who will run community health centers the state Board of Health or the state Welfare Board division of institutional management. About 175 attended a conference on a health bill sponsored by the House Public Health Committee with Gov. Anderson backing legislative action.
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Topeka
House Committee On Public Health
Ishall
State Board of Health
State Welfare Board
Board of Health
Geoffrey Martin
George Jackson
John Anderson
Anderson
State Board of Social Welfare
Ray Briman
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Cites Dangers Of A Bankrupt Nation
Hastings publisher and Eisenhower cabinet member Fred A. Seaton warned that the United States risks losing the economic and ideological war with Russia if it spends more than its revenue. He argued the nation must avoid bankruptcy, noting U S military lead in bombers nuclear subs and other forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings, Neb
Fred A. Seaton
Hastings
U. S
Russia
Four Iowa State Starters Ineligible For Big Ten Clash
In Iowa City Iowa AP four starters on Iowa State ninth ranked team were ruled scholastically ineligible sophomores Frank Allen and Tom Harris senior Ron Zagar and junior Dave Maher Allen led with rebounds and ranked second in scoring at 14 points per game Don Nelson the only starter eligible for Saturday's game at Indiana Is 1 3 overall and 4 1 in the Big Ten second in the conference race author notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Towa
Iowa
Frank Allen
Tom Harris
Ron Zagar
Dave Maher
Allen
Don Nelson
Indiana
Big Ten
Overcrowding At Lansing Prison Warns of Crisis Next Year
State penitentiary officials warned a Senate committee that Lansing prison could reach 1,800 inmates by March 15 and face severe crowding, with current capacity around 1,148. Warden Tracy Hand cited food funding shortfalls tied to higher inmate counts and discussed plans for new or shared facilities, including possible Missouri state prison housing for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Women's Prison
Norton Tuberculosis Hospital
Missouri Women's Prison
Sharpe
Missouri
Freeman and Olmstead Leave for Two Week Recuperation
Freeman B Olmstead and John R McKote left Wichita for a two week rest and medical recuperation at Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka starting July 1 1068. The trip is tied to legislative actions in Topeka involving university funding tax measures and state aid proposals for Washburn University and Wichita State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John’ R. McKote
Ramey” Air Force Base
Rico
Forbes Air Force Base
e-Senate
Forbes
Wichita
Topek
Lawrence C. Sweet
Forbes Medical
Macmillan Plans Fall Visit to Peiping for China Outreach
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan weighs a fall trip to Peiping to pursue China’s entry into the family of nations, contingent on Kennedy’s private approval and a favorable reception in Peiping. He will meet Kennedy in April and also plans stops in Malaya, Japan, and Hong Kong, with Allies’ views considered.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Peiping
China
Macmillan
Kennedy
Washington
Britain
Far East
Malaya
Japan
Hong Kong
House of Commons
Curiosity Foils Bank Burglary in Galva Kas
Galva citizens aid police by thwarting a burglary attempt at Farmers State Bank as Glen Schmidt notices a car idling before dawn. Investigators find power and telephone lines cut to disable the bank alarm, but the bank itself remained unentered.
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Galva
Kas
Farmers State Bank
Glen Schmidt
McPherson
Fort Scott Politician Is Veteran At 23
Tom Van Sickle of Fort Scott, already in his first Kansas Senate term, is described as a veteran politician at 23. A former state representative and staffer for the GOP National Committee, he rose from Baker and KU studies to win his senate seat with 58 percent in a three county district, while planning law school and noting his fiscal conservative yet human rights liberal stance.
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Topeka
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
Kansas Senate
Republican National Committee
Washington
van Sickle
Baker University
Campus
Young Republicans
Bourbon County
House of Representatives
Oqttawa
Downs
GOP
State Senate
Ways and Means
Washburn University Law School
Paul Wunsch
Senate
Committee On Committees
Cushing
Tom
National Committee
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First “Christian Church Cwe
Mhorrow
Eugene Suffron
Willow
Joyce Baldwin
Herald
Joycs
James Baldwin
Church of the Brethren
Rosemary Crist
Lawrence
Ella
James W. Baker
Cherryvale
Vada H. Niehaus
Highway Patrol
Baker
Interstate 35
Vada Niehaus
USM
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
Rosalie Osburn
Kansas City
Carrie Wilson
Sherry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ellis
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Claron Bailey's Sr
Mrs. Dee Look
Garnett
Sam Schowengerdt
Paul R. Davis
Land Family of
New Hope Church
Tom Chambers
Dale McWilson
George Miller
Dale VanHorn
R. B. Shoemaker
Raymond Carpenter
T. ©. Paugh
Gardner Medical Center
Olin Leach
Ray Wyatt
Gilbert McConnell
California
McConnell
Riverside
Los Angeles
Stockton
Phoenix
Ariz
Albert Otto Jr
John Hays
Black Jack
Richmond
Knights
Little Eight Association
Clarence Moldenhaver
NIKE
Olathe
Ners
Larry Briggs
Darrell ,Kerr
Unmooth School
P.T.A
Elizabeth Sprague
Franklin County Guidance Center
Robert Powmer
Franklin County Mental Health Association
Ben Park
Nell Barnaby
Douglas Gleason
Kermit Stanley Bunch
Osceola
North Main
Spring Creek
Wellsville Baptist Church
API
By Lee Slinder
Luau
Ona Ona
Bill Moody
Fort Hays State College
Hays
Moody
Memorial Union
Iowa State
State Prison
Rexroad
Hand
John Munns
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Daisy Sharpe
Lansing
Ways and Means Committee
Glee
Smith
Larned
Phebs
Mncet
Wes L
Freeman and Olmstead
Letras
Washburn University
Washburn
Kansas Technical Institute
Frank Hodge
R J Hutchinson
F Icity
Floyd E. Higdon
Princeton
Uanita
M. Thompson
Nordstrom
Charlotte Olivia Nordstrom
Towner
Cotwner’s Y Hi
Deperdaoll Ambulance Service
By Dan McNulty
Inoh Lodge
Harry E. Brink
E-H.p
Ioassas Jeveral
Star Jewelry Co
W. Hays
Beoning, Calst
Eneral
Yarture
O'Dea
Henry al
Shad Antal
G. Hay
Sheldon Trk. & Trac, Co
Fed
Berkshire
Kenne
Brolfer
Regiatare
Melvin E. Miller
Westsaphalia
J.D
Lh.c
Ottawa Tractor
Imp
John Deere
Leeds
Jim Poe
B. Italia
Prairie
Williamsburg
Dean Lewis
BROME
Dee Bonar
Pomons
J. C. Swallow
Kansas
Palmer Elevator Company, Inc
Farmers Elevator, Company, ‘Inc
Ottawa, Kanang
Board of Direstora
Farmers Elevator Company
ING
Chal
T. Giger
Dorothy M. Baker
Chambers
Susan A
Ernest A
Central Neighborhood
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