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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1982

Page

4

Churches The Backbone Of Black Culture In Lawrence Kansas

The Kansas Immigrant Series explores how Lawrence’s black churches have long served as social, political, and educational centers from the 1860s to today. It highlights St Luke's AME, First Regular Mission Baptist, and Ninth Street Baptist, noting kindergarten efforts, all night barbecues, sewing circles, gospel singing, and active civil rights roles through figures like Ethel Moore and Paula Holmes. The piece credits church work with funding, community unity, and political influence, including involvement in local democracy efforts.

Lawrence Kansas New Free State St. Luke’s African Methodist Episcopal Church Quantrill First Regular Mission Baptist Church Ethel Moore Our Church Edna Wallace Ninth Street Baptist Church National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Lawrence League For Brotherhood of All Races Paula Holmes St. Luke's Ame W.S. Sims Second Christian Church

Third Birthday for Misti Dawn Zook Jr. Family

Misti Dawn Zook Jr. celebrates turning three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Zook Jr. of 712 Pecan. Paternal grandparents are Don W. Smith and Dorothy Zook, with George A. Zook and Agnes Stoffer as additional relatives in the extended tree. Great-grandparents listed include George E. Zook of Lawrence and Duane Gifford of Burlington.

Misti Dawn George A. Zook Jr Misti Don W. Smith N. Sycamore Dorothy Zook S. Hickory George A. Zook N. Locust Agnes Stoffer George E. Zook

Birthday of Crystal Dawn Ybarra Highlights Family Ties

Crystal Dawn Ybarra celebrates her first birthday today. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ybarra residing at 822 Walton, with grandparents Rita O Conner also of 822 Walton and Trinty and Mr. Ybarra of 1034 Walnut. Great grandparents include Cecilia Reyes of 1045 Oak and Iris Endicott family from Fort Scott. Great great grandfather Andres Martinez resides at 104 S. Oak. Godparents are Anthony Thompson of Portland Maine and Frita Goodall.

Crystal Dawn Richard Ybarra Walton Crystal Rita O'Conner Trinty Ybarra Walnut Cecilia Reyes Oak Iris Endicott Fort Scott Andres Martinez

Samuel Richard Hubbard Born In Lawrence Hospital

Mr and Mrs Richard M Hubbard announce the birth of their son Samuel Richard at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on February 22 weighing eight pounds one ounce Grandparents are Patricia Barnes Rex Hubbard all of Lawrence Great grandparents include Robert Bundy 745 S Hickory Manhattan Barbara Hubbard Wichita plus Lucille Hamilton Wichita

Richard M. Hubbard Elm Samuel Richard Lawrence Memorial Hospital Samuel Patricia Barnes Rex Hubbard Lawrence Robert Bundy Hickory Barbara Hubbard Manhattan Lucille Hamilton Wichita

Son Of Sergeant York A Stalwart Ranger

Andrew Jackson York, son of famed World War I hero Sergeant York, serves as a park range ranger in Nashville. He demonstrates marksmanship at a firing line, scoring two 99s on a range with a 70 to 100 qualification, echoing his father's battle prowess at Argonne in 1918.

Sergeant York Dean Fosdick Associated Press Nashville, Tenn Andrew Jackson York York

Compact two bedroom house plan emphasizes comfort and luxury

The article outlines a well designed two bedroom house with a sunny entry, sunken living room, large bedrooms including a walk in closet, and a dining area that opens to a patio. It notes a practical kitchen with an island, potential basement option, and a carport, plus a complete catalog by Larry Farnsworth. The piece also recounts Sgt. Alvin C. York as a national hero, his family, and local lore around Pall Mall Tennessee.

Love themed 20-cent stamp issued by U S Postal Service

The U S Postal Service releases a 20 cent Love stamp echoing the 1973 first Love stamp. Suitable for birthdays engagements anniversaries and weddings the stamp invites orders postmarked by March 2 with a money order for 20 cents per stamp and mail to Love Stamp Postmaster Boston MA 02109 3992.

United States U.S. Postal Service U.S.P.S Boston

Love stamp issued as a definitive with floral letters

The Love stamp uses flowers to form L O V E with red poppy for L, daisies and pansies for O, cornflower for V, and corral bells for E. Designed by Mary Faulconer of New York, colors yellow green red purple blue, and USA 20cents under O. First day cancellations offered via post offices or custom mailings.

Love Mary Faulconer New York City American Rose Society USA

Twin Daughters Born to Richeson Family in Baldwin

Baby Wendilynn Faye and Jennifer Jill Richeson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richeson of Baldwin RFD 2, were born February 21 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Weighing six pounds six ounces and six pounds four point four ounces, they have a brother Travis nearly two. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A C Richeson of 504 Maple and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tryon of Lawrence.

Bill Richeson Baldwin Rfd 2 Wendilynn Faye Jennifer Jill Lawrence Memorial Hospital Travis A.C. Richeson Maple Paul Tryon Lawrence

Patterned bunnies and craft books from a 1982 Needlecraft catalog

A 1982 Needlecraft Catalog offers no sew patterns and craft books including Pattern 7563 for 13 inch bunnies, with free patterns inside. Listings cover jackets, quilts, dolls, and crafts, priced $1.50 for crafts and $2.00 for books plus 50 cents postage. Order via Alice Brooks care at The Ottawa Herald, Needlecraft Dept, Box 143 Old Chelsea Station NY 10001.

Alice Brooks Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept Old Chalsea Station New York N.Y

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University of Kansas Division of Continuing Education Kanu Radio Kansas Committee For the Humanities Satellite Program Development Fund National Public Radio National Endowment For the Humanities University of Kansas Misti Dawn Zook Crystal Dawn Ybarra Larry Farnsworth P.O. Box Las Vegas Nevada Sgt Alvin C. York Gen John Pershing Pall Mall Tenn Andy York Alvin York Miss Gracie By Larry Farnsworth Carport Jom Kew Chuck Grace Guys & Dolla S. Main Ottawa Inte Gir Brookes Jcpenney Main Ottawa, Kansas
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