Local Students Named to Baker University Bank Group
Four area students Garth Fundis Baldewin Jack Hawks Garnett Patricia Jones Osawatomie and Eric Young Paola were selected as members of the 1967 68 Baker University Bank In other items a garage sale at 612 S Poplar runs Friday 9 to 5 Saturday 9 to 3 a Richmond Free Fair Association annual meeting set Oct 2 at St Therese Church basement and a Kayettes white elephant sale Saturday at 218 S Main proceeds aid club projects also notes Clara Dancaster hospitalized at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Mo room 470 plus a Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club Turkey Shoot Sunday Oct 1 all day event on South of Winsburg Highway 50 Ture keys ham bacon sugar and coffee lunch served Everyone welcome
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Mrs Graham Discusses Motherhood At Mountain Home
Bible Billy Graham's wife describes motherhood as a vital, joyful duty. She and Billy juggle family life between campaigns, children in New York and Switzerland, and the mountain top home where Ned, Franklin, Bunny, and others visit between school and church obligations.
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E. O. M. Sale Promises Deep Discounts at Local Stores
Advertises ladies dresses to size reg and half sizes from Made O'Day store at 210 S Main Ellis Piano Tuning CH 24431 with a special E. O. M. Sale. Beverly's Styling Salon notes Rane tour reopening Thursday through Saturday starting Sept 28 with adv and special sale.
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Driver Attitude Shift Urged for Highway Safety
In Kansas City AP reports federal highway administrator Howell Bridwell told the Greater Kansas City Area Safety Council awards dinner that changing driver attitudes is essential to reduce traffic deaths. He emphasized a systematic, scientific, and institutional approach, with diverse resources coordinated by state and local forces.
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High Mortgage Rates To Continue In 1968
Washington AP reports housing industry officials and government officials expect mortgage rates to stay high through 1968. A proposed 10 percent tax surcharge could help, but without it credit remains tight and housing starts may rise only modestly. Forecasters see no substantial easing in rates this year or early 1968, with loan rates peaking last December and only small declines since.
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Catholics Seek Equality in Christian Unity Talks
The Rev Robert E Hunt of the Catholic University of America told ecumenical leaders that Catholics see the church of Christ existing in all Christian communities and that a return to Rome by Protestants is not a motive in ecumenical efforts.
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Missionaries Highlight Growth at National Convention
Harold Sims, president of the 20th National Missionary Convention, told 1,300 delegates in Dodge City that missionary work abroad is among the most encouraging modern church developments. He warned that being a missionary today means swimming against popular opinion.
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Funerals for Alvin Breithaupt in Wellsville Church
Services for Alvin Breithaupt 72 of Wellsville who died Monday set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Wellsville Methodist Church with Rev. Clarence Harder officiating. Burial will be at Clearfield Cemetery, Clearfield Kaw.
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Mary M McLindon lifelong Franklin Countian dies at 84
Miss Mary M McLindon 84 of 827 S Hickory retired teacher and Franklin County resident died at 4 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital after several years of ill health. Services set for 11 am Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with burial in Emerald Cemetery. Rosary at 8 pm Friday at Lamb Funeral Home. Born September 22 1883 in Emerald she taught in Emerald and Williamsburg High School retiring in 1947. Survived by sister Mrs Edward J Nolan and several cousins.
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O’neill) McLindon
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Kansas City AP cattle market report notes 3,500 cattle with steady steers and mixed feeder supply. steer prices 26.50 to 27.25, heifers 25.75, cows 16.50 to 18.00. Hog market 3,000 head, barrows 19.00 to 19.50, sows 16.00 to 18.00. Lambs 22.00 to 23.00, ewes 4.50 to 6.50. Eggs and butter also listed.
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Truck Car Hit On 59 Near Ottawa Noses Skinned
A two ton car struck a mul tiston tractor trailer on US 59 two miles north of Ottawa after a rain slick road caused the truck to jackknife. Driver Carl Converse Jr. suffered facial injuries while the truck driver Arthur Griffin of Pittsburg was unhurt.
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Former County Agent Goes To Trinidad
Harvey E. Goertz Brown County agricultural agent will teach in Agricultural Extension Education at the University of the West Indies St Augustine Trinidad for the current academic year. A Fulbright Hays award recipient he will teach graduate and undergraduate courses and assist with Trinidad extension worker training. He has taken a year leave of absence from his 17 year post and travels with wife Rose Lister. They have two daughters and a son Janice Nancy and Steve.
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Hiawatha
Brown County Extension
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Ottawa
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New York
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Washington D.C
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Basehor
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TV cameras eyed to aid Newport Beach police
Police Chief B James Glavas asked Newport Beach city council to consider installing TV cameras at strategic spots. He said the system would let headquarters view city streets up to a mile away to aid law enforcement.
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Central Heights Awards School Construction Contracts
Central Heights Unified School District 288 will build a new district school. At a special meeting the board awarded contracts: general construction to B J Frick and Co for 584600, mechanical work to Norris Bros Inc for 213430 with 3300 deduction, electrical work to Hedlund Electrical Service for 144894, kitchen equipment to Smith St John Co for 26134.16, and carpeting to National Theatre Supply Co for 11625.88. Furniture and equipment contracts to be decided later.
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Memorial Notices for McLindon and Stiles in Franklin County
Mary M. McLindon lifelong Franklin County resident dies this morning. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Saturday at 11:00 officiated by Father Robert A. Burger. Interment Emerald Cemetery south of Williamsburg. Rosary at Lamb Funeral Home Friday evening at 8:00. Mary Alice Stiles services Friday at 2:30 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. James W. McCrossen officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery.
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