County Churches Schedule in Agricola Nelson Area
County churches list service times for Agricola Nelson M Hoffmann pastor Bundsy School 10 a m worship service and 11 a m Williamatburg Methodist Nelson M Hoffman pastor worship 1 a m Sunday school 3% youth groups Tb m3 evening service 8 Homewood Christian and Community Robert Pattie pastor Sunday School 10 6 p m Church 11 a m
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Agricola
Nelson M.hoffman
Bundsy School
Williamatburg
Nelson M Hoffman
Homewood Christian and Community
Robert Pattie
Methodist
Richmond
Cecil Orr
Princeton Christian
James Lorenceson
Bible School
Waverly St. Joseph's
William Koeufman
Maas
Quenemo
Bill R. Brewer
Trinceton
Elmer Lender-man
Free Methodist
WiWamsabine
Nm.f. Longenecker
Seventh Day Adventist
9Th
Dycamore
R. HE. Lunt
Romewood Christan and
Ronald Seward
New Hope
Ruhamah
FR. B. Shoemaker
St. Therese Calhotte
Ower Cote
Centropolis First Baptist
Ben Nicholas
Pomona Assembly of God
Robert L. Johnson
Wellaville Baptist
Lowell Diex
Winnep
Advent
Lane
I. C. Jones
Quenema Federated
Tom Reborn
Appanoose Baptist
Ralph Hunt Jr
Emerald St. Patrick’s
Jack Harrington
Pomona
Robert P. Sterpuck
Benlor
Junior
Appanoose Church of the Brethren Rav
Ward Nante
Centropalis Baptist
Willard Netwmann
Centropolia Christian
Tirnest KR
Neton
Christian Junior Fellowship
Union Chapel
J. Jarrett Clinton
Bethel Baptist
Howard Curry
Greenwood Baynat
Burton Fisher
Antioch Baptist
Roy Hill
Carl A Grondort
Rantoul Methodiat
Presbyterian
Spring Ridge Presbyterian
Stanton EB
U. B
Peoria
All Church
Rantoul
Tax Increases Bring In $1.1 Million
The 1958 special legislative session raised state revenue with August tax collections totaling $1,147,573, boosting the monthly state take to $11,712,637, $876,228 over August 1957. The increases affected multiple tax areas including retail sales and liquor enforcement, with church and community notices noting varied local services and schedules in Bates, Franklin, and neighboring cities.
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Topeka
Baptist — V. E
Old Admiral Talks About Navy Changes
Berkeley, Calif. AP reports Navy veteran Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, at 73, discusses how nuclear warfare shifts power tools yet preserves naval function. He notes submarines and aircraft carriers as core forces and questions missile accuracy, while praising the Nautilus voyage and atom powered subs.
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Berkeley
Calif
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Academy
atAnnapolis
Pacific
Golden Gate
Berkeley Hills
California
North Pole
Sunday School Lesson on Work as a Sacred Duty
The Uniform Sunday School lesson for September 7 argues work is a noble vocation not a punishment. It cites Genesis, Exodus and Nehemiah to show work as meaningful creation, quoting a contractor who seeks to shape homes to foster good lives. It contrasts pointless labor with purposeful effort and urges readers to find holy usefulness in their daily tasks.
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Exodus
Nehemiah
Ecclesiastes
Ephesians
Colossians
II Thessalonians
Garden of Eden
America
Simple Income Tax Form Use To Be Extended
The IRS announced that the simple card form 1040A will be usable by about 17 million taxpayers starting with the 1958 returns. It covers incomes up to 10 000 and lists 14 questions with front and back layout. Married couples may use it if their combined income stays under the limit.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
Russell Harrington
Russell
Grant
Riley
Pawney
Scott
Ag Rice
Joj Harvey
Appanoose Area Social News Highlights
Irene McEtheran a visitor from Kansas City stopped at R A McEthe ran home. Wilbur Lauver family visited son Wendell in Chicago. Labor Day guests included Sam Sanders family in Wichita and L M Rundle. Rock and Roll Club hosted a Forest Park pool party with about 25 people. WMS met at Gary Thompson’s home. Lester Clark led the business meeting. Ralph Hunt Jr spoke during Clyde Morgan’s absence. Lester Clark’s Sunday School class held a Forest Park picnic. Vickie Campbell injured her leg. missing days from school. Mrs. Adam Moyer ill at her daughter’s in Vassar.
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Irene McEtheran
Kansas City
R. A. McEtheran
Wilbur Lauver
Wendell
Chicago
Labor Day
L. M. Rundle
Sam Sanders
Wichita
Leroy Downs
Delbert Downs
Topeka
George Mesigie
Forest Park Pool
Gary Thompson
Lester Clark
Clyde Morgan
Ralph Hunt Jr
Forest Park
Vickie Campbelle
Adam Moyer
Vassar
Cowboy actor reports tack room raid at Malibu ranch
Malibu sheriff reports Bill Elliatt known as Wild Bill says a raid hit his Malibu ranch tack room. thieves took boots bits bridles and spurs valued at about 2600 dollars. no injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Malibu
Calif
Bill
Wild Bill
Elliatt
Little Dog Katie Wins Medal For Saving Two Lives
SAN PEDRO California AP Katie a dachshund earned a dog heroism medal for waking her sleeping owners Capt and Mrs Victor H Vogel and guiding them to safety after a carbon monoxide leak from a faulty furnace. Firefighters supplied oxygen as the Vogels and Katie recovered, with the dog receiving a national bravery award and 50 pounds of dog food.
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Little Dog
San Pedro
Calif
Katie
Victor H. Vogel
Kalie
Vogel
Vogels
Kandi Kate
Quenemo Area Family Visits Mentioned in Local Socials
News from Quenemo area lists visits among Ivey Green Knight and Wilcox families and others. Villages include Wichita Topeka Topeka Kansas City and Tulsa with dinners, births and a car accident near Milan Knight home. Mike Blankenbaker injured in crash. others visited family and friends in multiple towns.
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C. HK. Ivey
Wichita
Fred Miller
Ernest Green
Topeka
Lee Walker
Forrest Monicle
Moline
Etta Allen
Martin
Gladys McLaan
Kansas City
Bertha Curry
Milan Knight
Basil Colley
Tulsa
Okla
Etta Knight
Willis Ling
Lawrence
Bob
Anna Rose
Marvey Knight
Albert Knight
Roy Barber
Shirley Pinkston
Kansas
Don Green
Kenny
Chuck Bodenhiemer
Jessie Green
Mike Blankenbaker
Mike
C. W. Bell
Mike Bishop
San Diego
Calif
Ray Law
Ill City
Don ‘Morris
May Marshall
Population Of Kansas Changes County Population Ranks
TOPEKA AP. The latest Kansas census shows only 11 of 105 counties retain their old population ranks from 1929 after a shift from number to letter coding on plates. Largest 45 counties mostly changed, with Sedgwick up 70 percent and Wyandotte still growing slowly. Shawnee remains No. 3.
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Topeka
Zansag
Wyandotte County
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Shawnee County
Crawford
Montgomery
Reno
Leavenworth
Cowley
Butler
Cherokee
andReno
Kansas county ranking shifts reveal large declines
Jewell County suffers the biggest drop from 43 to 64, with major declines also seen in Smith from 50 to 5 and Elk from 68 to 81. Other changes include Coffey 44 to 57, Bourbon 17 to 29, Morris 54 to 66, Marshall 20 to 31, Osage 20 to 40, Greenwood 32 to 43, Republic 40 to 41, Os horne 68 to 81, and Chase from blank to sea. Despite shifts, Shawnee and Buller remain constant, while Jefferson 46, Anderson 52, Decatur 74, Lane 97, Hamilton 100, Haskell 101, Wichita 102, Stanton 104, and Greeley 105 are listed.
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Jewell County
Smith
Elk
Coffey
Bourbon
Morris
Marshall
Osage
Greenwood
Republic
Jefferson
Anderson
Decatur
Lane
Hamelston
Haskell
Wichita
Stanton
Greeley
Hallmark unveils Spanish greeting cards line
Kansas City AP reports Hallmark Cards announced a new line of Spanish language greeting cards for sale in Latin American markets. It marks the company’s first export of cards in a native tongue. The range includes gift wrappings and party items, with initial availability in Puerto Rico Cuba Panama Peru the Dominican Republic Venezuela Guatemala El Salvador and Costa Rica.
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Kansas City
Hallmark Cards
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Panama
Peru
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Guatemala
el Salvador
Costa Rica
Sophia Loren welcomed in Venice by beluga crowd
Thousands cheered as Sophia Loren arrived in Venice for the screening of Black Orchid. The Italian star, described in dramatic terms, drew a large crowd including officials and fans during her return to Italy after marriage.
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Venice
Haly
Sophia Loren
Italy
Venices
Bertha
Iman
Aquarium struggles to house Bertha with Olaf
Olaf the young walrus poked Bertha and her side as she dove under a raft. Officials imposed a 24 hour guard for Bertha after the incident. Bertha and Olaf were kept together due to no second large pool. Aquarium staff hope Olaf will learn to tolerate Bertha, the first live whale exhibited here since 1897.
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Olaf
Bertha
Bertha the Whale Survives Air Flight to New York Aquarium
Bertha MW a year old Beluga whale arrived by cargo airliner from Los Angeles to the New York Aquarium at Coney Island. She traveled well in flight and relaxed on a mat wrapped in muslin under care by Dr. Carleton Ray, but later dunked herself in the large pool, prompting concerns with a rival named Olaf.
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New York
Bertha
Bertha MW
Los Angels
New York Aquarium
Coney Island
Bertha 1
Jen
Carleton Ray
Aquarium
Bertha II
Olaf
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Richter Methodiat
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Max Hetrick
Yaewar
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Cork
Paine
Johnson
Saline
Uth
Seward County
Finney County
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Jand Barton
Bennett Retail Dealers
Bennett Creamery Co
N. Walnut
Stafford
Robert Barnes
Dean Berlin
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Masonic
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