Revival Services Opened by Evangelist Hays in Wellsville
Revival services led by Evangelist and Mrs. Norman Hays began April 27 at the Wellsville Assembly of God Church and run nightly at 7 30 except Saturdays through May 9. Also Calvary Baptist shifts to 7 30 p m on Sundays with speaker Paul Friederichsen recounting 31 months as a Japanese WWII prisoner. new open DeS Car Wash at 1516 S Hickory rear of Dairy Queen. Social Security rep Nitschke to visit May 5 9 a.m. to noon at Social Welfare Office. Dance Pomona night May 1 9 12.
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Norman Hays
Chicago
Ill
Wellsville
Calvary Baptist Church
Paul Friederichsen
Des Car Wash
S. Hickory
Dairy Queen
Warren C Black Amere Legion Post Meeting Notice
The Warren C Black Amere Legion post will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the Legion home. Big backyard sale items include clothes dishes and toys. Located at 910S Hickory. Sale runs Friday and Saturday 9:00 to 5:00. Adv. Kansas Land Co has moved to 622 Maple Harry Lidikay CH2 4102 Adv.
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Warren C, Black Amerecan Legion
Legion Home
Kansas Land Co
Harry Lidikay
Eagles-Dance Saturday Night At 912 Featuring Jim Anderson Band
The Eagles-Dance Saturday night at 912 features the Jim Anderson Band from Topeka with SEMELS and guests advancing the lively show. Advance ads promote a lively evening of music and dancing with local performers.
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Eagles
Jim Anderson
Topeka
Semels
Adv
Pomona Area News Highlights Local WCTU Effort and Students
A Pomona Methodist Church group discusses forming a WCTU unit with Mrs. De Etta Butler speaking. An extra meeting is planned at Mrs. Jim Driver's home. PHS Madrigals performed at the Skilton Club youth talent event in Ottawa. Pomona Grade School grades enjoyed skating at Ottawa Roller Rink. District meeting attendance and officer elections noted. Honor rolls announced with several seniors and underclassmen earning high honors or honors.
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Pomona Methodist Church
WCTU
Pomona
de Etta Butler
Jim Driver
Madrigals
PHS
Skilton Club
Ottawa
Clifford Fritts
Bill Driver
Pomona Grade School
Clarence Good
Willis Bennett
Dinner Draws About 250 at Franklin County Teachers Dinner
About 250 people attended the annual Franklin County Teacher School Board dinner at Ottawa University student union. Jack Lacey of Topeka spoke on education’s role in development and freedom. A group songfest was led by Mrs. Louise Welborn. Certificates were given for 25 years of teaching to Mrs. Ina Bainer and Mrs. Agnes Primm. Guests included Rep. and Mrs. Wayne Angell, Sen. and Mrs. William Bowers, and Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Browning. Retired Teachers Association members also attended.
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Franklin County Teacher School Board
Ottawa University Student Union
Jack Lacey
Topeka
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Louise Welborn
Willard Binns
Ina Bainer
Agnes Primm
Wayne Angell
William Bowers
R. W. Browning
Retired Teachers Association
Funeral services for Juan Hernandez Garcia
Funeral services for Juan Hernandez Garcia aged 69 from La Piedad Michoacan Mexico were held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev. Robert Burger officiating at 9 a.m. Burial was at Mt Calvary Cemetery with casketbearers named Jesse Blanco Rafael Ybarra Lorenzo Blanco Salvador Blanco Andres Martinez and Joseph G Cannova.
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Juan Hernandez Garcia
la Piedad
Michocan
Mexico
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert Burger
Jesse Blanco
Rafael Ybarra
Lorenzo Blanco
Salvador Blanco
Andres Martinez
Joseph G. Cannova
Burejal
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Gere trude R Litwin Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Mrs Gere trude R Litwin were held in the Louis Chapel Kansas City Missouri on Thursday at 2 p m. Rev Greenebaum officiated with bearers Dean Kelley Israel Wolf Sam Phillips Ed Twin Edward Gold and David S Mudrick. Interment followed at Kehilath Israel Blue Ridge Cemetery Kansas City Missouri.
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Gertrude Litwin
Geretrude R. Litwin
Louis Chapel
Kansas City
Greenebaum
Dean Kelely
Israel Wolf
Sam Phillips
Ed Twin
Edeward Gold
David S. Mudrick
Kehilath Iserael
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Pope Paul urges prayers for unemployed on May Day
Pope Paul VI told tens of thousands in St Peter’s to pray for and aid the unemployed and underpaid, criticizing those who exploit labor. He urged solidarity over conflict as Italian and foreign workers gathered for May Day in St Peter’s Square amid a Communist-led labor rally. Labor leaders condemned U S actions in Vietnam and Santo Domingo.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter’s
Earnings Tax Passes Its First Fiscal Year
Kansas City AP reports the earnings tax yielded 8,821,425 in revenue, beating budget by over 1.3 million. The tax, set at half a percent of earnings, produced 7,671,492 from payrolls and 1,149,933 from business profits.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions including Warren Hull of Waverly on Friday and Jackie Strong of Rantoul and Mrs Alfred Wadkins of 404 Ash Sature day. Dismissals include Clifford McElwain of Wellsville 1004 Willow and Judy Horne of Locust 1014 S Locust with several others.
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Warren Hull
Waverly
Donald Jones
Popelar
Jackie Strong
Rantoul
Alfred Wadkins
Clifford McElwain
Wellsville
Willow
Thomas Flemming
Alvin Burgoon
Judy Horne
Thomas Rathjen
Princeton
Elmer Calvin
Randy Ledom
Liberals Waver on New Poll Tax Draft in Senate
In Washington it remains uncertain if liberal senators will back a bipartisan substitute on Negro voting rights. The plan, led by Mike Mansfield and Everett Dirksen, would court-test state poll taxes rather than ban them outright, amid strong Southern opposition and calls for unity before next week’s overtime sessions. Arkansas gains a postponement, delaying federal enforcement until its new voter registration system can launch.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
U.S
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
Mansfield
Dirksen
Nicholas Katzenbach
Philip A. Hart, DeMich
Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
D. Mass
Herman E. Talmadge
de Ga
OAS Seeks Halt to Bloodshed in Dominican Republic
The OAS sought to halt fighting in the Dominican Republic as heavy gunfire persisted despite a cease-fire attempt. U.S. Marines reported 2 dead and 17 wounded along with 8 Army personnel injured. President Johnson urged decisive OAS action to restore constitutional order and facilitate troop withdrawal.
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Dominican Republic
Johnson
Wessin
U.S. State Department
U.S
OAS
W. Tapley Bennett
Santo Domingo
Juan Bosch
High Winds Forecasted In Kansas Weekend
AP reports outdoors weekend forecast for Kansas with hot temperatures clear skies and brisk southerly winds through Sunday. Weather Bureau warns wind may affect boating on larger waters and a drying, potentially dangerous trend in western Kansas unless the weather changes early next week. Max temps Friday 85 to 92 across cities. lows 46 to 59. weekend highs expected upper 80s to low 90s with lows 40s to mid 60s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Wichita
Concordia
Belleville
Hill City
Goodland
Wamego
Forbes Missiles Complex Declared Surplus in Kansas
The Atlas missile complex at Pauline near Topeka will be surplus to Air Force needs. Rep. Chester E. Mize says the total cost to the government was 47 million dollars. The General Services Administration will dispose of the property, with sites in Jefferson, Douglas, Coffey, Osage, Lyon, Washbuee, Pottawatomie and Jackson counties.
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Washington
Pauline
Kan
Topeka
Air Force
Chester E. Mize
ReKan
General Services Administration
Jefferson
Dougllas
Coffey
Osage
Lyon
Washaunsee
Pottawatomie
Jackson Counties
Police News: Downey Cited for Careless Driving
Roger L. Downey, 19, Wellsville RFD 1, cited Friday in the 1600 block on South Main for careless or inattentive driving. Posted $25 bond.
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Roger L. Downey
Wellsville
South Main
Salina Hotel To Stay Open In town effort
Salina Kansas AP The Parrish Motor Hotel the citys major downtown hostelry will remain open. C Monte Parrish announced Friday he will continue operating the hotel known for two generations as the Lam er as part of his Kansas hotel and motel chain while Salina needs a convention hotel. Construction of the Salina Community Inn is planned. Parrish said I am working with and for Salina and the town should not face another blow following the Schilling Air Force Base closure.
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Salina
Kan
Parrish
Maejor
Monte) Parrish
Lamer
Kansas
Schilling Air Force Base
Parerish
Steel Union To See New Faces In Abel Presidency
PITTSBURGH AP The United Steelworkers elects I W Abel president, defeating incumbent David J McDonald 308910 to 298768. Abel vows to rely on expert staff while promising potentially more militant bargaining and shifted focus to workers in fabricating, independent steel, aluminum, and cans. Open questions remain about faces around the leadership and the continued impact of automation on jobs.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
I.W. Abel
Abel
David J. MccDonald
McDonald
McCdonald
Alsso
Basic Steel
White House
Cattle and livestock prices rise across Kansas City market
KC Markets reports mixed cattle results with slaughter steers and heifers up to 25 higher, cows down to 25, calves and feeders up to 50. Slaughter lambs gain up to 25, ewes steady, hogs up to 25 with sows up to 50. Prices cited for various weight classes and grades.
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Kansas City
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Ruth Kaub
Ron Eeord
Lloyd Robbins
Anna Bunyan
Julia Lynn
James Baxter
Carol Baker
Jo Anne Beesley
Anita Clark
Karen Briggs
Sandra Bulmer
Eldon Wray
Daryl Flagger
Sareeda Sink
Jim Beesley
Lee Randel
Diana Stankard
Judy Lantis
Nancy Hayes
Gayle Randel
Hadess
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Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Pope
Senate Judiciary Committee
Organization of American
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Mee
Forbes
Police News
Louis Lengeldon
Salina Hotel
Smith Insurance
Lamb
Firestone Mower
Firestone
H.P
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Harold Stewart Gen
Clifford R
Hobbs
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Jim’? Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
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