Returned to Church Here by Wellsville pastor Nabors
Rev James Nabors reassigned as pastor of Wellsville Methodist Church at the Kansas Annual Conference. He enters his third year. his wife Caroline and daughters Cindy 7 Melissa 0. He also serves on boards of Education Social Concerns and is treasurer of the Television Radio and Film Commission. Other notes report Mrs Robert McBeth and children Don Valerie and Jeff settling in Washington DC. Berean Class at Wellsville Baptist planning plates featuring the local church. WHS Alumni Banquet funds allocated for remodeling. and newly elected M Y F officers with a summer schedule of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nabors
Wellsville Methodist Church
Kansas
Mr. Nabors
Caroline
Cindy
Melissa
Nabors
Social Concerns
Television, Radio and Film Commission
Ross Gault
Board of ‘Pensions
Robert McBeth
Don
Valerie
Jeff
Galena
Wellsville Baptist Church
Dollie Hill
Josephine Fleming
Thelma Turner
WHS
Hill
Turner
News Briefs show local events and court actions
Story hour at the library each Tuesday at 9 30 a m led by Mrs John Pinney and a solo divorce filing by Norma Pavlacic against Joe Pavlacic seeking custody of a minor child are noted. Several business and traffic items report vandalism, citations, and court dates with June 28 set for several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Recreation Commission
John Pinney
Norma Pavlacic
Joe Pavlacic
Raymond Cox bound over for trial on multiple burglaries
Raymond Lloyd Cox, 17, Garland, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to District Court for the September term. Bond set at $5,000. Accused of burglaries at Minor Brown Service and Williamsburg Lumber Co plus grand larceny in a pistol and radio theft from a car owned by C. McCurdy in Williamsburg. Norman Norris held on drunkenness charges with $50 bond. to appear in Police Court on July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Neal Pierce
S. Walnut
Main
Tecumseh
Pierce
Mary Jane Bulmer
Pomona
Raymond Lloyd Cox
Garnett
Thas
Bond
Brown Service
Williamsburg Lumber Company
C. McCurdy
Williamsburg
Norman A. Norris
Lawrence
Local Market Prices Amid Mixed Grain and Dairy Quotes
Market notes show barley and soybeans with tentative quotes around .70 and .85 respectively, wheat at 1.70, corn near 0.97, and eggs with various grades, while butterfat lists around 2.48 and 0.45. Hog and poultry items appear with several unclear figures, indicating a fragmented crops and livestock market page.
KC Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
AP cattle figures show 9 500 cattle with calves and stockers steady to mixed trends. High good to choice steers 25.00 26.25, hogs 4 000 with barrows and gilts up to 25, sows higher, sheep and lambs lower with spring slaughter lambs around 21 40 to 29 50 and feeder lambs 13 00 to 17 00, reflecting overall mixed demand and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ecole
Truckers Cited For Driving Too Fast
Six truckers weighing over 5,000 pounds were cited for speeding on Saturday and are set to appear in County Court on July 25. Drivers named include Wilbur Sils, 39, Butler Missouri. Billie Lee De Witt, 27, Buffalo. Charles Albert Hams, 31. Gerald R. Erisman, 25, both Kansas City. Clarence L. Wolf, 4, Peculiar. and Albert Lee Knapp, 44, Pico Rivera, California. Knapp faced a 60 mph charge with a $15 bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Siils
Butler
Billie Lee de Witt
Buffalo
Charles Albert Hams
Gerald R. Erisman
Kansas City
Clarence L. Wolf
Peculiar
Emmy Awards Show Tonight Streamlines Telecast With No Audience
Hollywood AP reports the 12th annual Emmy ceremony will air at 8 p.m. central on NBC ITV with a streamlined format and no studio audience. Host duo Fred Astaire and Arthur Godfrey lead a reduced 22 award program. Nominees span best actor and actress categories with names such as Alec Guinness Ingrid Bergman and Loretta Young among others.
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Hollywood
Nbcitv
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Fred Astaire
Arthur Godfrey
Fred Asitaire
Alec Guinness
Laurence Oliver
Lee J. Cobb
Ingrid Bergman
Julie Harris
Ethan Frome
Teresa Wright
Margaret Bourke-White
Jane Wyatt
Loretta Young
Donna Reed
Richard Boone
Will Travel
Raymond Burr
Robert Stack
Ike's Abilene High School Coach Dies
Frank D. Parent, 81, longtime Abilene High School coach and quarterback on Kansas teams under Fielding Yost, died Saturday in California after a cancer battle. He coached Eisenhower when she played at Abilene High School from 1905 to 1909, later moving to California in 1910 and retiring as a municipal judge in 1933.
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Los Angeles
Frank D. Parent
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kas
Parent
Fielding Yost
University of Kansas
California
One failed Another Freed One Killed Or Freed
Lawrence youth David Paul Schmidt, 19, returned from Seward Nebraska for parole violation and was released after a telephone call to County Court Judge Robert Pinet. Schmidt and companion Kenneth Red Dick 18 were jailed pending contact with the Chicago judge. Reddick remains jailed. They were arrested in Seward after stopping to buy stamps. car revealed illegal registration. Paroled Oct 12 after a six month sentence for destruction of private property.
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Lawrence
David Paul Schmidt
Seward
Neb
Schmidt
Robert Pinet
Edna Richardson
Richardson
Pinet
Kenneth Larry Reddick
Max Gilmore
Nazarenes Open 15th Assembly in Kansas City
The Church of the Nazarene began its 15th quadrennial general assembly at Municipal Auditorium. Morning communion drew 16 500 worshippers, with some turned away for fire safety. Dr D I Vanderpool preached. 52 new missionaries were honored. Dr Hugh C Ben ner spoke to about 12 000 at night. The assembly runs through Friday.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
General Assembly
Nazarenes
D. I. Vanderpool
San Jose
Calif
Hugh C. Benner
Clash at Pratt & Whitney plant turns violent in Connecticut
In NORTH HAVEN Connecticut a clash between union and nonunion Pratt G Whitney Division workers ended with a nonstriker wielding a shotgun to deter attackers. Five suspects including Carmelo SanFilippo face breach of the peace charges and one man, Jonathan F Wilson, faces assault with a deadly weapon. Governor Ribicoff planned direct involvement as a labor dispute affecting about 28,000 workers prompted talks in Hartford with management and union leaders.
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North Haven
Jonathan F. Wilson
Hartford
Abraham ‘Ribicott
United Aircraft Corp
Management
Jin Ribicoff
Death notices for Manlove Powell and Fisher in Ottawa area
George H. Manlove 78 of 816 E 7th died June 19 after years of illness. Surviving wife Amy Murray, a daughter Odaus Jones, a son George F., six grandchildren, sister and two brothers. Services June 21 in Garnett at Farrisher Funeral Home. burial Springfield Cemetery. Lizzie Mary Powell 87 of 904 N Poplar died June 18. She was Ottawa resident 50 years. survived by two daughters, two sons, six grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two brothers. Services June 22 in Towners Chapel. burial Highland Cemetery. Homer David Fisher 83 of Hutchinson died June 18 after 55 years in Ottawa area. Survived by wife Rosa May Ball, son Homer Verne Fisher, granddaughter and great grandchildren, four brothers, two sisters. Services June 9 in Lamb Funeral Home. burial Highland Cemetery.
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George H. Manlove
Garnett
Ottawa
Francis M
Orilla J. (Sean) Manlove
Amy Murray
Ioa
First Methodist Church
Odaus Jones
Garinett
George F
Paola
ID. L. Anderson
Kincaid
Carl M
Burgess
Farrish Funeral Home
Springfield Cemetery
Lizzie Mary Powell
N. Poplar
Joseph Scott
Mary
Francis (Ramey) Miller
Abel M. Powell
Sheis
First Baptist Church
Alma L. Moore
Homer David Fisher
E.8th
Hutchinson
Peoria
George Stanton
Catherine (Johnson) Fisher
Rosa May Ball
Kansas Loan Company
The
Baptist Church
Homer Verne
Hunger Strike Continues for Convicted Killer Smith
LANSING Kas AP Warden Tracy A Hand said there was no change in Perry Edward Smith condition nearing four weeks of hunger strike. Deterioration forced a shift from intravenous feeding to force feeding via nasal stomach tube. Smith and Richard Hickock await death for slaying four Clutter family members at their Holcomb farm November 15. Smith began his hunger strike May 24.
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Lansing
Kas
Tracy A. Hand
Perry Edwardssmith
Smith
Hand
Richard Eugene Hickock
Herbert Clutter
Holcomb
Fall Is Fatal in Kansas City Horse Incident
Cecil M. Morrow, 46, an immigration inspector, was killed after a fall from a horse in Wyandotte County late Saturday night, authorities said. The incident occurred in Kansas City, Kansas, and investigators are reviewing circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Cty
Kan
Cecil M. Morrow
Wyandotte County
Patrol Cites 22 For Speeding In 1960s District Record
Highway patrol officers cited 22 people for speeding in various vehicle categories. Names include Matthew Donald Sylvan of Mission and John L. Wallace of 231 Ash, with speeds noted in the 68 to 85 mph range. Additional charges list drivers in 40 mph and truck weight categories, including Elvon Budge of Kansas City and William Kasson of Albuquerque, with several entries for truck or license offenses.
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Matthew Donald Sylvan
Mission
John L. Wallace
John Charles Moreland
Emporia
William Robert Montgomery
Wichita
Carl A. Behnke
Harley Bay Sut Itor
Kansas City
Kas
Howard Grubaugh
St. Joseph
Harold Edward Prescott
Overland Pars
Ronnie Lee Jackson
Liberal
Population changes in major metropolitan areas 1950 60
Census Bureau figures list 1960 and 1950 populations for cities including Kansas City St Louis Springfield Topeka and Wichita with percent changes. Data cover central cities and outside areas highlighting growth declines and notable shifts in regional populations.
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Washington
Census Bureaus
Kansas City
Missouri-Kansas
Central City
St. Joseph
Missouri
St. Louis
Missouri - Illinois
Springfield
Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Algerian Rebels Offer to Paris for Abbas Visit
The Algerian rebel government in exile proposed sending Premier Ferhat Abbas to Paris to discuss the revolt with France. Paris agreed to meet but officials said talks would focus on ceasefire, weapons disposition and fighters fate before any referendum on Algeria's future.
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Paris
Ferhat Abbas
Abbas
Algeria
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions include Albert Finch of Rantoul on Saturday and Forest Sedom of 412 W 1st on Monday. Births list multiple families with newborns weighing from 6 lbs to 10 lbs 2 oz. including Meyers Johnson and McConnell households. Dismissals note Stevenson Bulmer McCullough Fritts and Johnson cases.
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Albert
Finch
Rantoul
Forest Sedom
Gerald Sellers
Henry Hildebrant
Harold E. Meyers
S. Main
Ronnie Johnson
S. Hickory
Raymond McConnell
iWellsville
Vernon Smith
Hickory
Carl Bobbish
Gary Stevenson
Robert Bulmer
Jerry McCullough
S. Locust
Richard Fritts
Birch
William Johnson
Sycamore
Suburbs Grow Six Times Faster Than Cities in 1950s
Washington AP reports the Census Bureau findings that suburbs expanded 24.3 percent from 1950 to 1960, reaching 53,255,047 people, while central cities rose 8.2 percent to 55,617,613. Suburban growth accounted for 17.1 million of the national 26.4 million gain, with four mega cities losing residents except Los Angeles.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Oxford students offered pregnancy insurance hoax
More than 200 Somerville College women at Oxford were sent typewritten letters proposing a pregnancy insurance plan for five pounds a year with payments in secrecy. The circular promised 250 pounds if a policy holder became pregnant, but college authorities dismissed it as a prank and notified the proctors, the university police.
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Oxford
England
Somerville College
Somerville
University Police
Missing Dummy Is Recovered
London AP says the wax figure of Prince Philip or rather Antony Armstrong-Jones was recovered from a telephone booth near the Tussaud's Waxworks after being stolen Friday night. The life like effigy of Princess Margaret's husband suffered damage to hands and head and now needs re painting. Roy Lane confirms he will not appear publicly until mid week. Three suspects were seen driving off in a Rolls Royce.
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London
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Tussaud
Roy Lane
Princess Margaret
Leonard Edwards
Armstrong - Jones
Margaret
Satuday
Lane
Wife Of State Treasurer Dies
Mrs Alla Hart 62 wife of State Treasurer George Hart died in a Wichita hospital after entering June 8 for X rays and hip injury treatment. Death blamed on complications from the injury possibly a blood clot in the lung. Post mortem planned. Survived by husband, a son Charles Killion Wichita and a stepdaughter Dorothy Boeske Elmhurst Illinois. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Wichita
Alla Hart
George Hart
Hart
Charles Killion
Dorothy Boeske
Elmhurst
Notice of Hearing on Descent in Franklin County Kansas
State of Kansas notifies all persons concerned that a petition has been filed by George A. Ledom Jr. as son and heir of G. A. Ledom deceased seeking determination of descent of real estate in Franklin County Kansas. Gleason Gleason Doty & Logan, No 10 Professional Building Ottawa Kansas, attorneys for petitioner.
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Ottawa
Frankin County
Kansas
G. A Ledom
George A Ledom
State of Kansas
George A. Ledom Jr
G. A. Ledom
George A. Ledom
Franklin County
Towit
Lota
Lot
Maxson
George A. Lecom JR
Gleason
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