Methodist youths to attend MYF Institute at Baker University
Senior high age Methodist youth from Ottawa depart for MYF Institute at Baker University Baldwin June 22 28 accompanied by Rev and Mrs Charles Knight. Other local youths attend missions school at National College Kansas City plus local service notes and brief updates on residents health and activities.
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Sherman Spears
Gordon Bruce
Janie Knight
Bill Jensen
Bruce Scott
Gary Underwood
Richard Speer
Bill Price
Gene Hensick
Barry Parks
Charles Knight
School of Missions
National College
Kansas City
Betty Parker
Diana Knight
Harriet Bechtel
Nancy Burlingham
Jim Wollen
Jim Sullenger
Vacation Bible school classes visit Ransom Hospital
Two Vacation Bible School classes brought scrapbooks to the pediatrics ward at Ransom Memorial Hospital. A Trinity Methodist kindergarden and a First Baptist Church first grade participated in the event this week.
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Paola businessmen back Osawatomie State Hospital patients
Paola funeral director Ward Runyan and Paola Bowl owner William Hiskey organized ten bowling trips for Osawatomie State Hospital patients since January 22. About 50 to 60 patients participated, averaging 28 per trip, with a $144 donation covering costs. Hospital psychiatrists call it therapy and social reintegration.
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George Zubowicz
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients Across Towns
Hospital notes list admitted patients including Mrs Kenneth B Richardson Pomona Mrs Dale H McWilson RFD 1 Wesley Graffham 915 S Sycamore Mrs Margie Snethen 839 Olive Mrs Hiram Allen Williamsburg Walter Bush Pomona Charles Sutterlin Westmoreland Mrs Basil Kelsey 1204 S Main James Arthur Wall Richmond and births of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clyde Hashagen 138 Rockwood Drive weighing 8 lb 2 oz Dismissals include Mrs Charlene Yohe 313 Willow Mrs Charles Bertram 1006 Cypress Walter McMillen Wellsville Mrs Henry Spring and infant daughter Williamsburg and Mrs Theodore Norton and infant son Toronto today
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Pomona
Dale H. McWilson
RFD
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S. Sycamore
Margie Snethen
Olive
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Williamsburg
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Charles Sutterlin
Westmoreland
Basil Kelsey
S. Main
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Richmond
Clyde Hashagen
Rockwood Drive
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Willow
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Cypress
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Wellsville
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Theodore Norton
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Village Bought By Businessmen
A group of 19 greater Boston businessmen purchased Quoddy Village at Eastport, Maine, for 250600. The sale was announced by Sidney W. Grossman of L. Grossman Sons, owner since 1950. Quoddy Village Corp. plans recreation, light industry and retirement homes on 142 acres with 200 buildings built by the federal government during the Passamaquoddy tidal project era.
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GOP Chairman To Campaign School
Washington report says seven Republican state chairmen from across the nation meet for a three day campaign school to strengthen GOP organization for the November elections. Meade Alcorn notes demonstrations by specialists in radio television direct mail advertising and fundraising.
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Bagwell to Campaign in 1908 Oldsmobile Stamping Tour
Michigan gubernatorial hopeful Paul D. Bagwell plans a 236 mile stamping trip in a 1908 Oldsmobile. He says the vintage car symbolizes Michigan’s 1908 constitution which he believes should be revised.
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Deaths Mrs Frances Leona Evans at 39
Frances Leona Evans 39 wife of Elvin P Evans died yesterday at 9 30 p m at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a few hours illness The family moved here last April and lived at Monroe Cabin Court Born November 20 1918 in Hartville Mo she married Evans September 22 1935 at Houston Mo Surviving husband a son Roger and daughter Jean Ann a brother Lloyd Randolph Granby Mo and a sister Opal Randolph Marshfield Mo Funeral and burial will be at Marshfield Friday at 2 p m Friends may call Lamb Funeral Home after 4 p m today The body to be taken to Marshfield tomorrow.
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Funerals Held for Samuel Clemens and Harvey Rich
Funeral services for Samuel P. Clemens age 75, who died June 12 at 514 N Sycamore, were conducted by Rev Wayne E Caldwell with vocal solos by Albert Williams and Mrs J R Henning. Interment in Hope Cemetery. Also held was the funeral of Harvey Rich age 76, retired farmer of 743 S Locust, who died June 12 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Rev Bennie Harris led services with Mrs Lawrence Ott and Mr Mrs Ralph Coltrane singing. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Highland Cemetery.
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Hope Cemetery
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S. Locust
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Graveside services for Franklin County farmer Thomas Craven
Graveside services for 71 year old farmer Thomas Craven will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in West Baldwin Cemetery Baldwin. He was found dead yesterday in the barn on his farm about two and a half miles southeast of Princeton.
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Relations Between East And West In Deep Freeze
London dispatch notes a deep freeze in East West relations rivaling 1956 Hungary tensions. Central Committee meetings in the Kremlin raise questions if Khrushchev has shifted or if Stalinist forces behind him push a tougher line with Red China. Executions of Nagy and Maleter, and renewed attacks on Tito and Gomulka, amplify the pressure and fuel debate over who is steering.
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Deadlocked Talks With East Germany Over Prisoners
Berlin AP reports the United States failed to break the deadlock in the third round of talks at the East Berlin Foreign Ministry seeking the release of nine U.S. Army prisoners. The prisoners eight officers and a sergeant of the 3rd Armored Division were seized when their helicopter wandered across the Iron Curtain June 7 in a storm. A date for another meeting has not been set.
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Kansas Traffic Fatalities Report 1958 Toll
Topeka AP reports state accident records show 1 traffic fatality in the last 24 hours and 1958 year to date total of 197. For comparison, the same period in 1957 recorded 233 deaths.
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Band program sees 45 students in seven classes
Director William Barker announces 45 students participate in seven summer music program classes. He notes 40 join the community band and 55 in the Junior High band. He says no more beginners will be accepted as classes enter their second week, though intermediates may still begin practicing.
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Wabash River Levee Break Floods Indiana Farmlands
The Wabash River breached the Niblack Levee west of Oaktown and floodwaters neared U.S. 41, inundating thousands of acres of corn soybeans and wheat. The break followed a prior levee failure near Oaktown, with more than 400 homes still flooded in West Terre Haute and wider western suburbs while U.S. 40 remained blocked.
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Texas Flood Waters Down Texas Floods Hit Texas as Heavy Rain Falls
A storm spattered the state from El Paso to Laredo with up to 20 inches of rain in cloud bursts. Floodwaters swamped highways and stranded hundreds while Concho River washed Floyd Miller to a fatal drowning after he tried to save his stepson, 11, as floodwaters swept them away.
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Marriage Licenses Edwin Lee and Diana Cruse Listed
Edwin Arthur Lee of Paola and Diana Joyce Cruse, 24, of Abilene, listed for marriage licenses. Records show the legal filing of union intentions in the local registry.
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Rebels seize Beirut prison as clashes erupt near Christian quarter
Insurgents captured a women's prison in Beirut and began firing on nearby houses from the walls. Fighting broke out Tuesday night as Moslem rebels opposed to President Chamoun's regime attacked the facility, with the army moving women from the prison. UN observers met as Dag Hammarskjold headed to the area seeking an emergency force to deter intercession by the United Arab Republic.
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Notice of Final Settlement of Howell Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas case No 10 057 Opal Howell executrix petitions for final settlement, approval of acts and fees, determination of devisees and legatees, and distribution per the will of H H Howell deceased. Defenses must be filed by July 1 1958 at 10 a m in Ottawa. Anderson Byrd attorneys for petitioner.
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