Local Week Of Road Work And Community Events
Local briefs cover highway repairs in Miami, Anderson, and Franklin counties, a carnival by the American Legion at Cox Dall Park, Carnegie Free Library summer hours with a late Wednesday close, Artex 4th Anniversary Party with hostesses and gifts, Elk’s Lodge flag donation misreported, a flag dedication at Forest Park Pool, a gas station ad, an emergency dog bite treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital, and a yard sale at 313 Willow with dates.
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American Legion
Cox Dall Park
2Nd Street
Elk's Lodge No. 803
Otetawa
Forest Park
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Edith Ledom
S. Oak
Oak Street
Elis Piano Tuning Opens Nearby
Elis Piano Tuning at CH 2 4431 advances to a grand opening for Durbin Coin-Op Laundry Poe Mona wash area. Watch for the new service hub featuring washers and dryers and piano tuning availability.
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Elis
Durbin
Poemona
Skirts Rise Past Present Altitudes in Fashion Show
NEW YORK AP. California designer Rudi Gernreich showcased fall wear featuring sheer dresses and thigh high tunics. He urged 12 inch skirts above the knee and highlighted belted tunics and long jackets transforming outfits into full length coats. Models wore black patent leather looks with velvet jackets and satin shirts.
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New York
Rudi Gernreich
King outlines four point plan for Cleveland rights drive
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr announced a four point program to aid Negroes in Cleveland. It includes tenant union organization for housing, a city wide Operation Breadbasket pushing fair jobs, block by block voter registration, and improving police relations with more Negro officers. He urged selective patronage if businesses fail to hire proportionally.
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Cleveland
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Kansas Teachers Set for 18th KABIE Study Tour
Forty Kansas teachers depart Emporia Monday for the 18th annual KABIE Study Tour of Kansas. The bus tour will start and finish in Emporia.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Hawkins Grange Memorial Set at July 5 meeting
Hawkins Grange held a Wednesday night business meeting with reports on cleaning Indian Cemetery for Memorial Day and geranium plants for Ransom Memorial Hospital. Master Bill Rice presided, Mrs. Henry Wherry at piano, Clifford Hunter thanked members for plowing 50 acres while hospitalized.
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Hawkins Grange
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bill Rice
Henry Wherry
Clifford Hunter
Joe Ream
Bowling Scores From LI King Pins League
Scores list from the 10 30 leagues show LI King Pins and Gutters Dusters top performances. Notable tallies include Bond 235 in Splits and Stewart 246 in Splinters. Strong individual scores include Kampschroeder 241 and Droddy 210.
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Heitler
D. Gumm
Hustlers
Droddy
Burns
Toumberlin
Bond
Stewart
Beckner
Kampschroeder
R. Hughes
D. Hall
L. Larkin
Hospital Notes Admissions Shuffle of Names and Places
Hospital notes list admissions for several individuals including Mrs Clarence Spring from Williamsburg and Elizabeth Edwards at 522 Walnut. Others include Mrs Fredrick Winterscheid of 521 West 2nd and Mrs Howard Conrad of 615 South Locust with additional entries Sheryl New and Steven New of Princeton RFD 1 on Saturday.
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Clarence Spring
Williamsburg
Elizabeth Edwards
Walnut
Fredrick Wine Terscheid
West 2Nd
Howard Conrad
S. Locust
al Harvey
East 12Th
Sheryl New
Princeton
Steven New
Open-Door Policy in Early Church Race Issue
Clarence W. Cranford discusses the Acts narrative on inclusivity, showing how God led Peter and Cornelius to a fellowship unfettered by race or nationality. The piece argues for a church accepting of all people, aiming toward Revelation’s vision of a diverse faithful before God.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Christian Church
Frank Stagg
Broadman Press
Peter
Cornelius
Jesus
Peeter
Caesarea
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Paul
Corenelius
Police News Report Cites Young Driver for Wrong-Way Trip
Steven N Boyer aged 19 from Mele yern was cited at Tecumseh and Main for driving down a one way street the wrong way on Second Street and for reckless driving.
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Steven N. Boyer
Meleyern
Tecumseh and Main
Onéeway Street
Second Street
Summer Band Concerts Set
City park rehearsal for an 8 to 9 pm Tuesday concert, with a first 7:30 pm Monday band room session at the Junior High School. An additional Tuesday morning rehearsal is offered for those unable to attend. All adults and students with band instruments are invited to join monthly June and July concerts. Typically forty five to fifty members participate.
Two-Car Crash Injures No One At Oak And Wilson
At 11 57 a m Friday a two car collision on Oak and Wilson caused minor damage. Shirley Showalter 44 of 1125 N Cherry drove a 1966 Chevrolet eastbound while Carl Bennett 60 of 1030 N Oak drove a Chevrolet pickup northbound. The drivers reported not seeing the other vehicle in time. Bennett said he did not see the car until it was too late. Damage was estimated at 247.61 to the car s right rear fender and hubcap. No damage estimate was provided for the pickup.
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Oak
Wilson Streets
Shirley A. Showalter
Cherry
Wileson
Carl Bennett
Bennett
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Prices Slashed
AP reports cattle futures mixed with steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 lower while cows fall 50 to 75. Steers good to prime reach 23.25 to 26.25, heifers 23.00 to 25.50, cows 16.25 to 18.50. Feeder steers over 700 pounds steady to weak. hogs lower across weight classes with sow prices down 25 to 75. Sheep show lambs 25-50 higher. spring lambs 26.50 to 27.75.
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Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs Mary U Tillery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary U Tillery who died June 6 were June 9 at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Dr Max Deweese officiated. Pallbearers were Wayne Ludwig Leo Blackstone Robert Watkins Bud Hermesmyer Rocky Blackstone Gerald B Harford James Nobles sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens. Burial was in Stanton Cemetery Miami County.
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Mary U
Tillery
Mary U. Tillery
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Max Deweese
Wayne Ludwig
Leo Blackstone
Robert Watkins
Bud Hermesmyer
Rocky Blackstone
Gerald B. Harford
James Nobles
R. L. Stevens
Stanton Cemetery
Miami County
Death of Mrs Elva B Clark in Richmond at 53
Mrs Elva Birdean Clark 53 of Richmond Franklin County died at 5 25 am today at Anderson County Hospital after a weeklong stay. Services set for 2 pm Monday at Richmond Methodist Community Church with Rev Gerald Harndin officiating. Burial in Richmond Cemetery. Born November 12 1913 in Richmond she was daughter of Willis and Mary Whipple. She married Joseph L Clark September 16 1929 at Paola and was a member of Richmond Methodist Church. Surviving: husband two sons Robert Clark of McPherson John Clark of Richmond one daughter Martha Charmers of Richmond and 10 grandchildren.
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Elva B, Clark
Elva Birdean Clark
Richmond
Franklin County
Anderson County Hospital
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Gerald Harndin
Clark
Willis
Mary (McEchron) Whipple
Paola
Joseph L. Clark
Martha Charmhers
Robert Clark
McPherson
John Clark
Soviet Role Questioned in Middle East Crisis
Washington reports say Soviet supplied missiles and warning to Egypt influenced Nasser's May decisions leading to the war. U.S. officials split on Kremlin intent with some framing Moscow as stoking tensions and others as exploiting them for influence. Nasser cited Soviet information on a plan to invade Syria and said Moscow advised restraint. News notes ongoing U.S. aims for peace including Israel recognition, end to war status, and regional arms controls.
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Washington
Ihe
Egypt
Soviet Union
Gamal Abdel Naseser
Middle East
America
United Nations
Nasser
Johnson
Syria
Moscow
U.N
Kremlin
U.S
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Two-Car Crash at Main and Second Injures No One
No injuries reported after a two car crash at the Second and Main intersection at 11:43 a.m. Friday. Eugene Gault, 45, of Gardner, driving a 1966 Ford south on Main, was hit from behind by George T. Norris, 37, of Thayer RFD 2, driving a 1967 Lincoln. Damage to the Ford’s left rear fender estimated at 415.68 dollars. no damage estimate given for the Lincoln’s right front fender.
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Thirteenth and Main
Dennis N. Criqui
Pomona
RFD
Criquy
Second and
Main
Eugene Gault
Gardner
Ford
Lincoln
George T. Norris
Thayer
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