Nice To Be Where Doors Have Knobs
Wellsville correspondent Bernice Holden recounts Ver Nice Burbridge’s six week visit with Captain Robert Cofer and family in Bar le Duc France and Berchtesgaden West Germany. The trip included tours of Sevres porcelain handmade gloves salt mine rides Jennerbahn chair lift Herren Island and King Ludwig II castle replica. Burbridge bought handmade kidskin gloves two lead crystal vases Bavarian china and expressed relief at returning home.
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Wellsville
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West Germany
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Wellsville News Notes On Personal Milestones And Visits
Norman Shannon in Chicago for a Cotter Company trade convention may attend a Billy Graham crusade if time permits before returning Sunday. Twin daughters born June 7 in Azusa to Sp-4 and Mrs. Larry Clark, with names not yet chosen. Clark discharged at Fort Leavenworth after three years in service and will join his wife. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Clark noted. Darrell Kerr and Darla move to new home on East 2nd near Giffords. Rev. Homer Ganong reports pastor's classes completed. new members to be presented July 1. Lena Hutchins spoke at Woman’s Missionary Society. Mrs. W. A. Lytle earns B.A. at Ottawa University. OU commencement attended by Don McCloskey and Mrs. Lou Lytle. S Sgt. George L. Barnes en route from Chanute AFB to Colorado Springs. re-enlisted for four years. Rug fire scare at Wellsville home prompts reminder of neighborly aid and rug making lessons. Your Want Ad reaches over 25,000 readers.
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Chicago
Cotter Company
Billy Graham
Azusa
Calif
Larry Clark
Clark
Clarence Kosttrack
Fort Leavenworth
F. M. Clark
Wellsville
George L. Barnes
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Ill
Bernhard Fleming
Colorado Springs
Barnes
Chanute Afb
Air Force
Ottawa
Tax Collections Up In Kansas
Federal tax receipts in Kansas reached 359.5 million in the first five months of 1962, about 23.7 million more than the same period in 1961. Individual income taxes rose to 79.4 million, up 19.5 million, while corporate income taxes climbed to 48.8 million, up nearly 3 million.
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Wichita
Kansas
Ferguson Creates Kansas Consumer Protection Unit
A new consumer protection unit will be formed in Attorney General William M. Ferguson's office to curb confidence artists and swindlers, protect seniors, and aid legitimate Kansas businesses. Lawrence warden Charles A. Edmondson will head the unit, with Ferguson calling for cooperation among law enforcement, prosecutors, and business groups to educate the public and curb frauds including home improvement schemes and charity scams.
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Atty
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ithe
Kansas
Charles A. Edmondson
Lawrence
Bunko
Tammy Davis Named AAU All America Track Star
Frederick Maryland AP reports Tammy Davis a 14 year old ninth grade student at West Frederick junior high school was chosen for the 1961 AAU All America women's track team She is the youngest ever named after winning the national girls championship 50 yard hurdles in 6.8 seconds breaking the previous record of 7 flat
Traffic Toll In Topeka Log For June 1962
Kansas traffic death log reports 210 fatalities in the Topeka area for the 24 hours ending 9 am Friday marked as the June period for 1962. Comparable figures for 1961 show 229 deaths in the same period, indicating a reduction year over year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Marilyn Monroe Plans Return to Film Set
Hollywood AP reports Marilyn Monroe will quit her sick bed Monday and return to the movie set. The studio says the film has been twice shut down due to her absenteeism, with Kim Novak floated as a possible replacement for Something's Got to Give.
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New Coadjutor Named At St Benedicts In Kansas
ATCHISON Kan AP Father Thomas Hartman 52 native of Wathena Kan elected coadjutor to Rt Rev Cuthbert McDonald abbot of St Benedicts abbey He will oversee the abbey college Maur Hill School a Brazilian priory and farm holdings He now pastors St Joseph Church and was a former St Benedicts College faculty member The Herald offers 5 weekly for best news tip.
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