Wellsville Welcomes New Elementary Principal Jesse Graves
Jesse Graves of Pittsburg has been hired as elementary principal for Wellsville Schools for the next year, after four years as LaCygne elementary principal. L B Schendel attended a Farm Bureau board meeting at Paola. Weekend visitors included Wingerts and G. Wingert of El Dorado, Dwight Wingert of Wichita, and Chalenders from Overland Park. Newcomers to Wellsville include the Mille family at 503 Pine Street moving from Ottawa with work at WEG Dial Telephone. Merle D Todd attends Emporia summer session. Mary Whiteford begins her senior year at Kansas State College in Pittsburg. The Averills hosted a patio dinner for several families, and Harold Wingert family noted a birth in Chula Vista, California.
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Pittsburg
Wellsville
LaCygne
L. B. Schendel
Farm Bureau Board
Farm Bureau
Paola
Harold Wingert
Eugene
George Wingert
el Dorado
Dwight Wingert
Teri
Barton
Wichita
Jack Chalender
Betsy
Overland Park
Chalender
Oneonta
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Theresa Kay
Donald Eugene
Pine Street
Ottawa
Mille
WEG Dial Telephone Co
Mary Whiteford
Kansas State College
Mary
Carol Ames
Sunday School Lesson Authority Above Authorities
The Uniform Sunday School Lesson for June 16 examines God in courts of justice drawing on Psalms 11 72 82 106 and Amos 5 8. Roy L. Smith presents the theme of divine sovereignty over political systems and questions the existence of any political principle that can supersede God’s authority.
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God
Ottawa Ties For Third In Safety
Topeka AP reports five cities and five counties won top honors in the annual state traffic safety program announced by Gov. Johnne. Topeka won Class A city. Newton claimed Class B. McPherson Class C. Herington Class D. Gardner Class B. Johnson County led Class A counties with Shawnee County second and Sedgwick third. Other county winners included Reno Class B Ford Class C Pratt Class D Clark Class E. In Class B cities Garden City Parsons Pittsburg tied for second with Emporia Ottawa tied for third. numerous towns received special awards. The article then shifts to a separate editorial on separation of church and state and the prophetic role of justice, citing Psalm 72 and Amos as endorsing the duty of the Church to judge state actions.
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Topeka
Johnne
Newton
McPherson
Herington
Gardner
Johnson County
Shawnee County
Sedgwick County
Reno
Ford
Pratt
Clark
Garden City
Parsons
Pittsburg
Emporia
Ottawa
Arkansas City
Atchison
Chanute
Coffeyville
el Dorado
Great Bend
Hays
Hutchinson
Independence
Junction City
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Liberal
Manhattan
Olathe
Salina
Winfield
Augusta
Iola
Mission
Russell
Abilene
Concordia
Haysville
Larned
Merriam
Wellington
Ellinwood
Yates Center
Ellis
Hiawatha
Hoisington
Holton
Plainville
St. John
Rushton
Inman
Replace Bad Lung With Good One
In Jackson Mississippi surgeons at University Medical Center performed a lung transplant on a 58 year old man. They removed a cancerous lung and replaced it with a healthy donor lung in a three hour operation. Doctors cautioned it is early to assess immune suppression and potential rejection after studies in over 500 animals over seven years.
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Jackson, Miss
University Medical Center
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