Neighbors Help Rebuild Clarke Andersons Home
After a Dec 3 fire destroyed their home, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Anderson and about 60 volunteers built a new $10,000 three bedroom house on the same site in three months. Insurance will cover about half. the Andsons have two daughters Connie and Kathryn plus a granddaughter Kathryn living with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Anderson
Andersons
Anderson
Ash Grove
Connie
Kathryn Kienlen
Kathryn
R. 2
Tribune
E. C. Bryan
Erie Parsons Highwway
John Gearhart
Caney
George Hiatt
Parsons
John Mullen
Jack Franklin
Monnie Wittsell
San Diego
Calif
How to Wait for an Airliner One of Big Problems Today
Hal Boyle examines airport delays and traveler types at Midway, lampooning wait behavior. He sketches characters such as the compulsive muncher, the cheap browser, the flirt, the true veteran, the true amateur, the opportunist and the worry wart to illustrate modern waiting trends at airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Chicago
Midway Airport
Harvard
Cer
Airlines
VFW Official Protests NBC May Day Parade Plan
Robert E. Hanse of South St. Paul Minnesota a veteran and senior vice commander in chief of the VFW protests NBCs plan to air an hour of the Russian May Day parade in Moscow. He filed the protest Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Broadcasting Co
Moscow
Robert E. Hanse
South St. Paul
Minn
VFW
Stark Joyce White Crowned Queen At Joint Rural High
Stark Joyce White daughter of Mr and Mrs George White was crowned queen of Joint Rural High School at the annual all school coronation party and dance. Other candidates were Diane Guy and Carol Jones of Walnut and Joanne Culbertson and Irene Yarnell of rural Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Joyce White
George White
Joint Rural High School
Diane Guy
Carol Jones
Walnut
Joanne Culbertson
Irene Yarnell
Erie
Henry Smith
Frank Thomas
Cheney
Smith
Melvin Morley
Thayer
Friends Church
Bennett Haddan
Marilyn
Richard
Prisoners Smuggle Money and Contraband at Lansing Prison
Warden Tracy Hand described smuggling methods at the State Prison at Lansing. A $400 transfer occurred when money moved via a kiss between a prisoner and his wife, who had four new $100 bills under her tongue. A hollowed bolt concealment was also used to hide a $10 bill and contraband drugs. Guards conduct frequent cell shakedowns to detect hidden contraband. A homemade knife remains common among inmates, with prisoners storing sharpened blades in desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Klapper
Leavenworth Times
Lansing, Kas
Lansing
Tracy Hand
Hand
Humboldt Rotary hears guidance talk by Humboldt High counselor
Humboldt High School guidance counselor Jerry Hamm spoke at a Rotary meeting in Humboldt explaining student guidance work and counselor qualifications. The program was arranged by Robert G. Osborn, with introductions by David Woods. Charles W. Garrett spoke as the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Charles W. Garrett
Chanute
E. L. Phillips
Jerry Hamm
Humboldt High School
Robert G. Osborn
David Woods
Malcolm Higgins
Rotary
Harold Williams
Higgins
Fred Hiller
Lynn Mosley
M. L. Brown
Charles Fussman
George Works
Ed Sherwood
Robert E. Osborne
Jimmy Redfield
Myrtle Rickey
Claremore
Okla
Collette Beyma
Frankie Williams
Margaret Blattner
Madelyn Ostrander
Bonita Doty
Donna Dressler
Donna Williams
Sherry Long
Charles Betion
Colorado Springs
Robert O. Mc-Grew
Clara Mc-Grew
Dora Lacy
Clara McGrew
Corpus Christi
Texas
Etta Fackler
Lola
Alpha Shoemaker
Denver
Dora Smith
Lola Morgan
Lacy
Erie Library Board Reelects Officers and Local News
Erie reflects on library leaders reelected for the coming year as community updates include a Boeing tanker refueling flight over eastern Kansas with state senators and representatives aboard. Local notices cover church crusade plans, home building, residents visiting relatives, and graduation trips for the high school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Charles Forsyth
Boeing Airplane Co
Kansas
Farmer
Wichita
John Conrad
Greensburg
Frank Ross
Wellington
Air Force
City Library Board
Marion Richey
A. L. Ricketts
Helen Pierce
James White
Richey
Pierce
First Baptist Church
Don Walker
W. M. Kimmey
Kansas City
Reeves Kimmey
Virgil Kimmey
St. Louis
Denver
Verne Heilman
Urbana
A. R. Hud- Speth
Chanute
Dusting cloths and scorch stain answers from a home guide
The guide suggests making dusting cloths by cutting cheesecloth to size and soaking it in hot water with lemon oil, then pressing and hemming. It also explains scorch stains are burns and can be treated by peroxide and ironing, and advises using peroxide on tight screws or bolts to loosen them.
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Sorghum Valley Grange
Colfax Baptist Church
Mrs
Red TV
Floyd
Joheson
Fred. Johnson Johnson
Mrs. Wayne Harding
Larry and
Nancy
Mrs. Stanley Harding
Women of Friends Church
Kenneth Hinshaw
Stan
Pastors’ Alliance
League City
Tex
Carl Carlson
Christy
Arthur Carlson
Lavonburg
Salina
Charles Stanley
Colorado
Freda Kepley
Edd Brown
Fort Scott Hospital
Don Shulenberg
San Jose
Leonard Shulenberg
Nels Olson
Iola
Vernice Maher
Hendricks
Walt Hendricks
Fort Scott
Flora Roush
Evelyn Neville
Brodbeck
Belle Elder
Ruby Smith
Rosa Smith
Art Carlson
Roy Bass
Chanute Schools
Leroy Carlson
Gearhart
Shaw
Hazel Thompson
Pauline Smith
Lena Wilson
Frances Squires
Ellen McKellips
Coffeysville
Henry Watkins
Methodist Church
Mexico
Charles Bohlander
Pampa
Merle Bohlander
Steve
Darrell Bohlander
Linda
Kay
Myrtle Bass
Friends Missionary Society
Ethan Allen
Baumritter
Wien
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Main
Wise Kiss
Arden Muninger
E. R. Williams
Kenneth Muningers
William Feeney
John Lindsey
Grace Barrackman
C. L. Allair
R. Williams
Willams
Sherry Wright
Larry Nessel
C. L. Garber
Judy Barr
Steven Orcutt
Earl Seyfert
Sandy Mintz
Bob Harwood
Ginger Stange
Jimmy Mueller
David Sherrill
Erie Library Board
Fl Dorado
Oliver Craig
Toipeka
Kenneth Shrum
Shrum
Federated Church
Albert Depee
Dwight Foust
Wesley ‘Hines
E. E. Miller
Hank
Jeff Krieger
Supt
Robert Krieger
Krieger
Lake of the Ozarks
Éecorbesaes
Carrier Products
Kansas Ass'n
Htg
Nat'l Ass'n
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