Lions plan March of Dimes drive at St Therese basement
At the Lions Club meeting, St Therese church basement, plans were made for the March of Dimes drive. Those wishing to contribute are asked to leave porchlights burning Jan 28. a Lions member will call between 6:30 and 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
St. Therese
Charley Davis
Lane
Loren Snider
Kenneth Bowman
Henry Mersmans
John S. Bewley
St. Louis
J. R. Smithheisler
Clyde Miller
Garnett
Bob Griners
Kansas City
Chris Hermrecks
Sheryl Ann Vostad
Harold Maley
Anderson County Hospital
Birth of a son in Santa Monica named Jeffery Michael
Announcement of birth January 9 to Mrs. Walter Meier and her husband in Santa Monica California. The infant weighs 7 pounds 6 ounces and is named Jeffery Michael. Mrs. Meier was formerly Wilma Dee Hermreck. The first sky writing is attributed to a group at Amherst College in 1909.
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Walter Meier
Santa Monica
Calif
Jeffery Michael
Meier Was
Wilma Dee Hermreck
Amherst College
Sunday At The County Churches
A condensed church listings page shows multiple congregations in the county with pastors, service times, and programs. Notables include St Therese in Richmond with mass times, Wellsville apust and many others in Pomona, Centropolis, Princeton, Quenemo, and surrounding towns with worship schedules and youth groups.
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St. Therese Catholic
Richmond
Owen Cote
Wellsville Apust
Royal Hiatt
Youth Fellowship
Emerald St. Patrick’s
Massen
Jack Harrington
Centropolis First Baptist
Ben Nicholas
Paul
Gentropolis Baptist
Mev
Carl Bush
New Hope-Ruhamanh
R. B. Shoemaker
Ruhamah
New Hope
Princeton Caristan
Robert Todd
Antioch Baptist
Hal Hawkins
Pomona Assembly of God
Pete Ratzlaff
Appanoose Baptist
Ralph Hunt, Jr
Waverly St. Joseph’s
George Krasinski
Homewood St. Anthony’s
George Kilasinski
Lane Methodist
George M. Boicourt
Agricola
Charles Minsch
Tauy Baptist
James Lefling
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Quenemo
All People of Good Will
Frinceton Methodist
Tom Rehearn, Jr
Wellsville Metnoorm
Paul F. Leslie
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Greenwood Baptist
Don Ripley
First Baptist Church
Ebibie
Cecil V. Kramer
Union Chapel
Dick Krumpe
Cecil M. Orr
Carl A. Grondorf
Rantoul Methodist and Presbyterian
Spring Ridge
Free Methodist
Wiliamsburg
M. F. Longenecker
Mt. Oliver Baptist
Roger Cantrill
Seventh-Day Adventista
Ninth and Sycamore
H. Meyers
Lawrence
Centropolia Christian
Donald F. Hoad
Homewood Christian and Community
Ronald Seward
Ronald Kerr
Williamsburg Methodists
W. Neve Razak
Richter Methodist
Robert B. Craig
Lay Off Benefits For Railroaders
Chicago & North Western Railway will pay supplementary lay off benefits to 12 unions totaling about 5,000 laid off since April 1. The plan tops up daily pay to 10.20 dollars, with a maximum base unemployment benefit of 8.50 dollars under the railway act. For those earning less than 8.50, the company will provide 60 percent of daily pay up to the 10.20 ceiling.
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Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railway
North Western
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond Area
Miss Mabel Chandler
Albright Sewing Circle
S. Main
Ottawa
W. A. Degarmo
Harold Stevens
Don Brown
DeGarmo
Lamar Phillips
Franklin County
Machine
McCormick
Zez
Sheldon
Walnut
Springtooth
Soil Meeting
Pomona
Methodist — Church
M.Y
Wayne Hollins
The
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
AL Tucker
Herald
Ernest Harris
Lawrence Murphy
Wellsville
Stevens
Murphy
Harris
John Silvius
Soil Conservation Program
Wellsville, Kansas