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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1958
Page
5
A dense compilation of church names, pastors, services, and times across Quenemo and surrounding towns including Federated Richar Baker. St. Josephs. Agricola. Jehovahs Witnesses. First Baptist Quenemo. Princeton. Williamsburg. New Hope Ruhamah. Central Richmond. Pomona. Wayne Hollins. St. Patricks. Centropolis. Wellsville. Appanoose. Union Chapel. Lane Methodist. Pomona Assembly. Tony Baptist. Homewood St Anthonys.
A Sunday school lesson on God's provision for worship stresses both possessions and abilities. It rebukes money-averse church attitudes, noting Jesus connected helping the needy with serving Him. The piece praises offerings from rich and poor alike, measured by devotion, and warns against slacking in the kingdom.
Joseph E. Davies, former ambassador to the Soviet Union and diplomat under three presidents, died after a lengthy illness at age 81 at his Washington home. A wealthy lawyer, he was named ambassador to the Soviet Union in 1936 and authored Mission to Moscow, a best seller that aided U.S. sympathy for the Soviets during World War II.
A small church in a crowded American city faced expansion pressure as revival activity inspired a lay leader to double his subscription for the next year. The sermon urged right attitudes toward possessions to ease members’ difficulties and hinted the long-foretold change was near.
Palm Springs police said veteran radio announcer Bill Goodwin, 48, was found dead in his car near Palm Springs early today, apparently of a heart attack. He stopped roadside while driving to Los Angeles where he worked, and owned the Nooks Hotel in Palm Springs.
Butte Montana with a population around 35000 has seen no moviegoers for six months as a theater strike leaves all five houses closed. The conflict centers on whether one or two projectionists are needed with theaters offering 4 an hour for a single operator while two men earned 283 each previously. Union spokesman says two-man booths are standard since 1928. Nearby Anaconda benefits from stranded patrons via special 150 round trips.
Two Navy men, Billy Don Walters and Kenneth Allen Clevenger, both absent without leave, were found living in a secluded log cabin five miles northwest of Excelsior Springs Missouri. They were taken into custody with FBI help after being spotted by a mushroom hunter. Clevenger had left Great Lakes Illinois Navy Station February 24 and Walters left March 7. the cabin contained food, cooking equipment, and two .22 caliber firearms.
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