Yates Center Social Roundup Covers Visits and Events
L E Green returned from a two week California trip visiting relatives in Torrance Van Nuys and San Francisco. Clara Winter visits in Denver. Ida Manson funeral held at Johnson Smith Mortuary with burial near Burlington. Local families relocate fish and garden events plus Founders Day Tea at Priscilla Club. lightning caused damage at Leonard Oswald home. Oregon trail era names appear among attendees at weddings and anniversaries.
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Green
California
Torrance
van Nuys
San Francisco
Clara Winter
Alice Orendorff
Denver
Ida Manson
Johnson-Smith Mortuary
Packard
The
Christian Church
Burlington
George Varnun
Melvin
Danny Morrow
Walter Merrill
A. D. Fleming
Priscilla Club
Madison
Enola Long
Sandra Kress
Kansas City
Edwin Kress
Linda
Dennis
Richard Rose
Tulsa
Floyd Harrod
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Eddie Kimbell
Elaine Newland
Roy Patillo
Mary Roberts
Raymond
Leonard Oswald
Mary Stock
Adam Stock
Coyville
Victor Dale Stockebrand
Joliet
Yates Center
Pauline Teedman
Victor Dale
Aaron Stockebrand
Norman Gardner
Emporia
Myrtle Ryan
Russell Downey
Herman Welty
St. Joseph
Grace Downey
Mildred Lacy
Yankton
Man Blown to Bits Near El Dorado
Chester A Sears 49 of Doctor, Illinois, was blown apart by dynamite alongside a highway 11 miles north of El Dorado Kansas. Sheriff says apparent self-inflicted death after Sears touched off several sticks with a car battery. Sears, a dynamiter, worked on an REA highline job in Butler County for Southwest Contractors Inc Bra man Okla.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Chester A. Sears
Dallas Babcock
Floyd Britting
Sears
Butler County
Southwest Contractors Inc
Braman
Okla
Tennessee Hire Signals Mears Move From Wittenberg
Ray Mears, famed basketball coach, left Wittenberg College in Springfield Ohio after a successful run to take the UT Knoxville post. The move marks a transition for the Tennessee Volunteers as they seek to build on a winning record.
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Ray Mears
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Leadership Class at Chanute Ministers Alliance
The Leadership School sponsored by the Chanute Ministerial Alliance meets in the education building of the Presbyterian church from 7:30 to 9:30 each evening this week with about one hundred enrolled. Instructors cover church school teaching in nurseries to adults led by Mrs. W. F. Bower, Mrs. Craig Erickson, Mrs. Jim McCoy, Mrs. Marie McDonald, Mrs. William T. Hunt, Mrs. R. E. Owen, Mrs. Eldon Penner, and Dr. Duff Wagoner. The second period features Rev. William Baldwin on a brief survey of the Old Testament, Rev. William T. Hunt on the Life and Teachings of Jesus, Rev. Claude Pittenger on Christian Stewardship, Rev. Dale Sneeringer on Planning and Leading Christian Worship, and Rev. Robert Osborne on Youth Work apart from Sunday school.
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Chanute Ministerial Alliance
The
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Bower
Craig Erickson
Jim McCoy
Marie McDonald
William T. Hunt
R. E. Owen
Eldon Penner
William Baldwin
Jesus
Claude Pittenger
Dale Sneeringer
Robert Osborne
Humboldt
Park Facility Permits Now Available in Kansas
State park permits issued by the Kansas Park and Resources Authority require a $5 annual motor vehicle application. Fill name address city state and mail with a $5 check or money order to 801 Harrison Topeka Kansas to secure a new permit.
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Harrison
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State Park
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Kansas Park Authority
State Park Vehicle Permits Limited to Camp and Swim Areas
Kansas Park and Resources Authority announces a new motor vehicle permit that applies only to camping and swimming facilities in state parks. The program covers five reservoir areas with signs marking eligible zones, and permits cost 5 for annual use by all vehicle occupants. Revenue funds state park maintenance, and enforcement varies by federal lease rules, with lifeguard and ranger services supported by state revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Kansas Park
Kansas State
Lynn Burris, Jr
Park Authority
Burris
KPRA
Turtle Creek Reservoir
Kanapolis
Toronto
Fall River
Cedar Bluff
Turtle Creek
Kanopolis
Toronto Fall River
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cedar Bluff Park
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Kansas
Baseball Scores By The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports baseball scores across leagues and games. Scorers tally runs hits and errors with brief game outcomes and standings updates from recent matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Associated Press
Tuesday Results From Baseball Action
Detroit defeated Kansas City 7 to 3 while Minnesota beat Cleveland 7 to 6 and Baltimore won over Chicago 5 to 3. Boston at New York had rain with only scheduled games.
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No . L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Houston
Eavee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis Iownee
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
L. Pet. G.B
Detroits
Washington
Groundbreaking For Atlanta Stadium
AP reports groundbreaking for an 18 million dollar stadium in Atlanta with 50,000 baseball seating or 57,000 football capacity. Completion is set for 12 months in time for the 1965 baseball season. Thompson and Street Co. won the contract with Atlanta, and a pro baseball team has agreed to a long-term lease starting next season, though the team is unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta - Fulton County Recreation Authority
Thompson and Street Co
Charlotte
N.C
Boxing card results and a technical draw noted
In Miami Bobby Allen defeated Jerry Powers on points. In Corpus Christi Eloy Sanchez outpointed Steve Freeman. Don Fullmer and Fred Root fought to a technical draw after Fullmer accidentally butt caused a gash over Root's eye. Referee ruled the bout a draw.
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Miami
Fla
Bobby Allen
Jacksonville
Jerry Powers
St. Louis
Corpus Christi
Eloy Sanchez
Mexico City
Steve Freeman
Lake Jackson
Tex
Sacramento
Calif
Don Fullmer
Provo
Utah
Fred Root
Root
Fullmer
Westamerica Offers Freedom of Choice in Investments
Westamerica emphasizes no favored funds and a wide range of mutual funds and investments. The bank states it has no special fund family and aims to tailor options to each customer's ideas, needs, and financial situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westamerica
Teresa
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Raymond Dutch
Cheanute
Hugoton
Independence
Merritt Ashcroft
James Sherwood
Roy Shriver
Mrs. Sherwood
Merle Kelly Ford
Sige
ST Leas
Tigaid
Floor Landers
Wilson
E. Main
Davis Paint Store
Duff Wagoner
City and
H.P
Centrol
MOSE
Coppertone Electric Lady Kenmore
Appli
Ance
West Main
Chanute, Kansas
Atlanta Stadium
Jose Gonzalez
W. Main Pho
Frankie Olivera
Toland
218
N. Laf
Schwinn Bicycles
Midwest Auto Stores
Tentro
Stag
Ana Yncony
Cat
Agai
BUY Wow
H.P. Power Mower
Wistamerics Stranme
W. Main
F. M. Harris
S. W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
H.P. Briggs and Stratton
E-Z Credit
Midwest
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Main & Highland
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