Wellsville MYF Schedules Lent Prayer Breakfasts
Wellsville News reports MYF holds Wednesday 7 a.m. prayer breakfasts at Wellsville Methodist Church during Lent and a youth membership training class Sundays at 9:45 a.m. Rev Jim Nabors leads the class. Mrs Eldon Whiteaker says Wellsville Baptist Women host cottage prayer meetings Thursdays at listed homes for revival prep led by Richard Green.
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Wellsville Methodist Church
Jim Nabors
Woman’s Missionary Society
Wellsville Baptist Church
Richard Green
Lutie Birckhead
Jackson Dunham
Lane News Lesson On Christian Symbols at WSCS Meeting
Mrs. La Verne Ellis led the lesson on Christian Symbols at the WSCS gathering. Honorary membership pins were given to Mrs. Oscar Henderson and Mrs. Lillian Allen. Guests included Ethyle Welton of Ottawa, sister of Mrs. Henderson. Several members and guests attended a banquet at Lane Methodist Church Annex, with Ninety five at the banquet and ninety nine at the school of instructions. Gardens and tables were arranged by Mrs. William Owens.
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WSCS
Oscar Henderson
Lillian Allen
Ethyle Welton
Ottawa
Henderson
E. C. Nicholas
Charles Bump
Jerry Triplett
Ross Kimball
Don McDougal
Larry Porter
Long Beach
Calif
Naval Base
Bernadine Russell
Climax
Grand Chapter of
Kansas
Order of the Eastern Star
School of Instructions
District 7
Edith Chambers
Lane Evelena
Lane Masonic Hall
Osawatomie
Paola
Louisburg
Fontana
la Cygne
Parker and
Lane
Lane Methodist Church
William Owens
Lud Strnad Defends Kansas River Navigation Plan
Lud Strnad, Kansas farmer and President's Agricultural Advisory Committee member, criticized Kansas Water Resources Board official Dwight Metzler who called river navigation impractical. Strnad advocates a study of commercial navigation from Kansas City to Salina, arguing long term water transport is essential for national industry and agriculture.
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Lud Strnad
Kansas
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Strnad
Kansas City
Salina
Dwight Metzler
Kansas Water Resources Board
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Feast of Nations luncheon draws Richmond residents to K-State
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McClure and Judy attended the Feast of Nations luncheon at the Kansas State University Student Union in Manhattan. Judy returned home for the weekend. Other items note Mrs. John Strobel’s return home from Trinity Lutheran Hospital after surgery. Lions dinner at Brooks Cafe with 30 attendees. 4 H program at Roeckers-Sigler Agency room with Donnie Roeckers on electricity and Donald Prather on driving safety. Leon Sobba on photography. Denny Dunbar on soil conservation. Connie McClure highlights 4 H opportunities. Willing Workers quilt session. Leisure Hour Club with artificial respiration demonstration. upcoming meetings and hosts. birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber on March 6 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Ricky Allen with eight stitches at Anderson County Hospital. 25 attend K of C meeting at Scipio and Day of Recollection planned for March 31.
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Herbert McClure
Judy
Kansas State University
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John Strobel
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Lions
Brooks Cafe
Roeckers - Sigler Agency
Berea 4-H
Donnie Roeckers
Donald Prathers
Wrong Man Out Let Wrong Man Out
AP reports Tommy Warren Hammack, 26, escaped from Kansas City city jail by posing as a prisoner scheduled for release. He had earlier escaped from a Missouri state prison saw mill near Henley on Feb 12 while serving four years for car theft. He was nabbed in Kansas City after a suspected robbery probe. Hammack swapped with Michael R. Vestal, 20, leaving in Vestal's trench coat.
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Tommy Warren Hammack
Hammack
Henley
Michael R. Vestal
Vestal
Vestal Property Taken During Escape Discovered
The escape involved Vestal's property valued at $55. Hammack's wife visited him at the jail, uncovering the escape and triggering the arrest or investigation.
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Vestal
Hammack
Wellsville Grade School Spelling Champion Named Joyce Cole
Joyce Cole, a sixth grader, won Wellsville's grade school spelling contest to become the town champion speller. The event showcased student spelling skill and school spirit with Cole outlasting competitors for the top prize.
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Wellsville
Joyce Cole
Wellsville Seventh Grader Billy Lytle Runner-Up
Billy Lytle, a seventh grader and former Wellsville champion, finished as the tournament runner-up while serving as an alternate contestant.
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Billy Lytle
Billy
Wellsville
Plan Church Conference in Wellsville on March 14
Reverend Homer Ganong of Wellsville Baptist Church announced a Miami Baptist Association coaching conference on Winning The Children For Christ to be held in Wellsville Thursday March 14. Paula Shockley of American Baptist Convention will direct film strips lectures and discussions with panels. The event runs 9 45 a m to 3 p m with lunch at the church.
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Wellsville
Homer Ganong
Wellsville Baptist Church
Miami Baptist Association
Children For Christ
Paula Shockley
American Baptist Convention
Valley Forge
Ganong
Herald Offers Weekly Reward for Best News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tipsters are invited to mail or deliver ideas to the newsroom for consideration.
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