Bethany Chapel Baptist Church Rededication Service
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church in Ottawa announces a rededication service and open house on Sunday March 10 at 3 30 p m with Rev Walter Long of Topeka as guest speaker The article recounts flood history in Ottawa and the churchs flood protection efforts funded and built by local businesses and honored by the community
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Ottawa
Bethany Chapel
2Nd and Poplar
Walter Long
Second Baptist Church
Topeka
Long
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Kansas State Sunday School
Baptist Training Union Congress
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
First
Sycamore
2Nd and
Poplar
Hubbard Lumber Co
Parrott Electric
Servatius Plumbing
Chris Wilson
C. A. Carter
Frank Armstrong
Onetta Johnson
R. D. Worley
Chanute
Ottawa Savings & Loan
Davis Paint Store
Nurman Lumber Co
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
Wilson’s
Malott Hardware
Nitcher’s
Sheldon Tallman Printers
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Friends
Cooperative Sales Volume Is Doubled
The Farmers Union Co operative Marketing Association almost doubled its 1962 sales to 79.6 million and rebated over 1 million to members. CMA serves about 200 cooperatives with 60,000 farmers across Kansas Iowa Colorado and Minnesota. President Ed Johnson of Osborne said river shipments expanded export reach and transport costs fell, though a New Orleans terminal elevator plan was deferred. Elevators operate in Topeka and Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City
Farmers Union Co-operative Marketing Association
CMA
Kansas
Iowa
Colorado
Minnesota
Ed Johnson
Osborne
Kan
Co-Op
Johnson
New Orleans
Topeka
Bond set in Harsh murder case at Olathe farm
Lloyd Lee Harsh an 18 year old Olathe High School full back was released on a 25000 bond after being charged with murder. He is accused of killing 17 year old Donna Dee Busby and wounding her fiancé John G Thorp 20 during a Saturday night picnic on the Harsh farm. Officers said they could not question Harsh before his release.
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Olathe
Kan
Lloyd Lee Harsh
Harsh
Donna Dee Busby
John G. Thorp
Harsh Farm
Johnson County
Pay Up When Water Goes Off in Miami Springs
In Miami Springs more than 50 residents rushed to City Hall to settle delinquent water bills after a road grader severed the main line, prompting panic that water had been turned off for nonpayment. A clerk noted the unusual dash to pay before the issue was clarified.
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Miami, Fla
Miami Springs
Christian Business Men luncheon set for Colbern's
A CBMC international team will hold a noon luncheon on Tuesday March 12 at Colbern's with Ernest Matthias Jr Wendell Lockard Graham Hay Robert Sackett Marvin L Miller and Verle D Nietzel among the Waterloo Iowa and Muscatine Iowa members. The event aims to show Christianity works in business and invites Ottawa area men. A CBMC conference follows in Wichita March 14 at the Broadview Hotel from 10 am to 3 30 pm with reservations via Dr Charles Steel.
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Christian Business Men’s Committee International
Colbern’s
Ernest Matthias, Jr
Waterloo Dredging Co
Waterloo
Iowa
Wendell Lockard
Graham Hay
Ethiopia
Robert Sackett
Marvin L. Miller
Christian Business Men’s Committee
Verle D. Nietzel
Sterneman Clothing Co
Muscatine
CBMC
Wichita
Broadview
Charles Steel
W. Douglas Ave
Ottawa
Doyle McBrayer
Record high average farm income hits $3498 nationwide
Agriculture Department reports realized net income per farm averaged $3498 last year, up 4 percent from 1961 as farm numbers declined. Arizona led with $24233, West Virginia bottomed at $898, and individual farm family income averaged $1430 with $926 from farming and $504 from non farm sources. Non farm personal income stood at $2440, keeping farm people under 60 percent of non farm per capita. Missouri at $2920 down 0.6 percent, Kansas at $3907 down 12 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Arizona
West Virginia
Missouri
Kansas
Red Paint Spill From Plant Vent Hits Homes In New Jersey
In Haledon New Jersey a paint storage kettle burst sending bright red paint into the air as rain fell and firemen washed it away. An Allied Chemical official said a safety disc opened at 42 pounds instead of 88 causing the spill. About a dozen homes and 18 cars were spotted with paint though no injuries were reported. The paint traveled about 200 feet and drifted over nearby houses and vehicles.
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Haledon
N.J
Allied Chemical Corporation
Harmon Colors
Life of Self-Giving Service Sunday School Lesson
The March 10 uniform Sunday school lesson by Roy L. Smith explores responsibility in stewardship through the Mark 10 story. It contrasts seeking power with Christ’s call to responsible, impartial service, illustrated by a widow's sudden burden of managing her late husband’s estate and the need for grace in handling money.
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