Humboldt BPW Program for Rotary Club
Humboldt Rotarians heard a slide through the history and aims of the Business and Professional Women's club led by Margaret Brinkman and a panel including Ben Wilhite Mary Smith Beverley Olson Roy Mason Elsie Bruenger and Lilyan Freeman. The group highlighted civic drives such as Lincoln Park modernization street markets cerebral palsy funds and other civic work.
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Humboldt
Humboldt Rotarians
Margaret Brinkman
Ben Wilhite
Mary Smith
Beverley Olson
Roy Mason
Elsie Bruenger
Lilyan Freeman
Wilhite
David §. Woods
BPW Club
Lincoln Park
North Ninth
Robert G. Osborn
William H. Cannon
Albert Demerrit
E. N. Hill
Robert A. Finney
J. L. Parkhurst
Martin Bulk
Robert Stadler
Phillip Flottman
George Works
Harold Williams
Malcolm Higgins
Wellcome Stanton
Iola
Wall Street moves higher in a quiet late-afternoon advance
Motors and rails moved higher in a moderate stock market advance late this afternoon. Volume for the day was about 3.6 million shares vs 3.65 million Thursday. While some gains reached 2 points, most were limited to fractions. Corporate and U.S. government bonds fell.
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New York
Hospital Admisions and Discharges Reported Daily
Daily Chronicle lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals from yesterday and admissions today. Names include Arthur Ogden Eric and Mrs Earl Olson with surgeries, plus deliveries and addresses in Neosho area. Chicago Grain prices feature wheat corn oats soybeans and barley with multiple grade figures and futures for September. Kansas City and Chicago produce notes show butter steady and protein scores.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Arthur Ogden
Eric
Earl Olson
S. Santa Fe
Dale Bogle
S. Edith
Homer LaForge
N. Central
Berneice Nelson
S. Wilson
Ed Schoonover
Blanche Gaffney
S. Central
Orville Swaney
Corps Will Parade At Yates Center
The Chanute High School drum corps and bugle corps will participate in a parade at Yates Center. Early estimates show steady scores and grades as the 1961-62 school year begins, with plans for a strong showing and continued attendance at related events.
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Chanute High School
Willcox Centennial Parade Hears Drum Corps Drill
Good Will backlog awaits organizing as Yates Center plans a Monday parade at 1 30 with a ten minute drum corps drill on Main Street. Members have trained three times weekly for three weeks after an instructor-less summer. Next appearance is Sept 7 at Thayer Homecoming.
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Yates Center
Jacque van Gotten
Pittsburg Woman Hurt in Neosho County Crash
Mrs. Lewis Fontaine, 47, of rural Pittsburg, in a two car collision five miles south and two east of St. Paul, suffered a brain concussion and was taken first to Mt. Carmel Hospital then KU Medical Center. Her husband, daughter Elizabeth Zupon, 3, Tony Zupon, and Mrs. Herbert Moore were treated for minor injuries. Cars driven by Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Zupon, both cited for not seeing each other, caused the collision. Vehicle damage: a 1953 Ford total loss and a 1959 Ford around $1,000.
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ST. Paul
Lewis Fontaine
Pittsburg
Here
Neosho County
Erie
Mt. Carmel Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Mt. Carmel
Zupon
Moore
Willing Workers Club to hold Thayer area picnic Sunday
News briefs report the former Willing Workers club of Thayer and vicinity plans a Sunday picnic in Highland Park at 11 a.m. for past members and families. Also noted are the birth of a son to Walter and Mrs. Mathews of Amarillo, and Edith R. G. Stowell's on duty status following a mower accident with a wire fragment lodged in his leg.
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Paw
Phyllis Ladd
Connie Clements
Huska
Karns
Charlene Clements
Jesse Ambler
Ella Singer
Terry Gillham
Bill
Tulsa
Walter
Camp Crawford
Radkes
Sand Springs
Fredonia
Baptist
Henrietta
Dale Ladd
Okla
William Hughes
Daugh
Mary-Martha
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Walter Headley
Gabe Cruncleton
Cruncleton
Carlita Smith
Chan
Cuba
Walter Clum
Wayne Gillham
Puerto Rico
Don Sanders
Headley
Halaby
World
Roman Empire
Willing Workers Club
Thayer and Vicinity
Highland Park
Walter Mathews
Amarillo
Tex
Michael Lee
Mathews
Elmer Mathews
Edith
R. G. Stowell
Stowell
FAA Okays Plane Crews To Carry Guns
The FAA authorized commercial airline crews to carry guns to deter hijacking after two hijackers surrendered in El Paso Texas. Industry leaders reacted with indecision or rejection with American Airlines opposing arming crews and pilots groups expressing mixed views.
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FAA
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Federal Aviation
Najeeb E. Halaby
el Paso
Tex
American Airlines
Clarence N. Sayen
Airline Pilots Association
John Carroll
Kansas City
Lienemann Rites and Local Funeral Notices
Funeral notices cover Elizabeth Lienemann in Erie with service at Erie Funeral Home and burial at Mount Olive Cemetery Pittsburg. Also listed are Ulysses Grant Chrisman services at Thayer Christian church with Star Cemetery burial, and multiple obituaries noting El len Leatherman in Chanute and Roy M. Logan in Chanute with details on survivors and burial plans.
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Elizabeth Lienemann
Erie Funeral Home
D. R. Crlce
Mount Olive Cemetery
Pittsburg
Ulysses Grant Chrisman
Thayer Christian Church
Star Cemetery
Thayer
Carson Funeral
Parsons
Engel Funeral Home
Roy M. Logan
S. Grant
Bryant Rest
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Mr. Logan
Pratt
Ruah Faught
Rosston
Ohlo
Katy
Frank Logan
U. S. Navy
Fred Roberts
Frankton
Neb
George Roberts
Mountainville
N. Y
Charles Logan
George Phillips
Robert Phillips
Louise Green
Dalhart
Tex
San Diego
Cattle and Livestock Equipment Auction Lot List
Angus heifers two years old due March first plus one registered Angus bull. Livestock equipment includes five pigloo farrowing units, new floors, eight pens, a 14 by 15 portable hog shed, two ton self feeders, three welded pipe hay and silage feed banks, sixteen foot long banks, multiple hog feeders from Pride-O-Farm Brower Farm Master and Hog Weter models, hog troughs water tanks and posts with insulators. Feed consists of 900 bushels of oats from 1961 crop and 170 bales of wheat straw.
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Pride-O-Farm
Brower
Coats and Hole Tie The Knot In Ottawa Nuptials
Kay Coats and Lester L. Hole were married at the First Methodist Church in Ottawa on July 23. Gladiolus and palms decorated the church as Rev. Charles P. Knight presided with music by Mrs. Leroy Teters. Parents listed are Chester Coats of Princeton and Nathan Hole of R. 1.
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First Methodist
Ottawa
Kay Coats
Lester L. Hole
Chester Coats
Princeton
Nathan Hole
R. 1
Charles P. Knight
Leroy Teters
Chanute Tribune notes August 4 1961 program update
Duane Hall sang "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer" at the program on Friday in Chanute. A reception followed the event.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Duane Hall
Erie Women Win First Softball Game in State Tourney
In Great Bend AP reports Scott City, Manhattan and Erie won opening round games in the State Women's Class B softball tournament. Scott City defeated Hutchinson 6-5, Manhattan beat Great Bend 11-3, and Erie shut out Dodge City 2-0. Three more games were set for tonight in the double elimination bracket.
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Great Bend
Scott City
Manhattan
Erie
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Topeka
4H Club News Willing Workers at Hillcrest School
Kenneth Swiler presided Aug. 1 meeting of the Willing Workers 4H club at Hillcrest School. Roll call by 18 members answered with Helpful Hints for Preparing Your Exhibit for the Fair. Jill Bath led group singing with Lynnta Swiler on piano. Jim Neely demonstrated How To Make a Lamp. Jeanne Guy led recreation. Plans made for a swimming party Aug. 24. Refreshments served by Mrs Rex Kings and Mrs Bill Guy.
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Kenneth Swiler
Willing Workers 4H
Hillcrest School
Jill Bath
Lynnta Swiler
Jim Neely
Jeanne Guy
Rex Kings
Bill Guy
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Rotary Club
Ernest Karns
Oklahoma
Pawhuska
Iola Saddle Club
Buckbrush Buckaroos
Allen County
Ter
Ann
Ruth Campbell
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Maude Romine
M. A. York
Becky Jones
Laura
Dave McDowell
Washington, D.C
Humboldt Friends
Tribune
Wall Street
U.S
Daily Transcript
Ansac City Cash
Kansas City Produce
Chicago
At&t Settee
Aitchison
Uss Atlas Chem Tenons
Beech Aireween
Beth Steel
Boeing
Rai Kansas City
Chrysler
du Pont Oben Eane
Ford Mtree
Gamble Sk
Elec AG
En Motors
Ieees Ae Int Paper Te Kan
Gé& E
Tee Bo Kan P&l Sacos
Penney JC Seaae
Phill Pet Proct & Gam
RCA
Sperry
Dsi Oil
Inda
NJ Trans Air
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth
Reve
By Roy L. Smith
Dorcas
Europe
Jerusalem
Joppa
Community Chest
Red Cross
PTA
Girl Scouts
VFW Club
Chrisman Service
Leatherman Rites
Koch- Skinner
Ellen Leatherman
N. Forest
Paul Life
Shaw Cemetery
Leatherman
Butler
Wesleyan Methodist
Chanute
James Leatherman
Bill Leatherman
Clinton Turner
Virgil McDaniels
Cottage Hill
Ill
Edward Gibson
Earl Rousselo
el Dorado
Dick Culbertson
Seattle
Wash
Carl Culbertson
Jace Culbertson
Osawatomie
Ben Culbertson
Jim
Fred Culbertson
Gordon Culbertson
Pleasanton
Nellie Culbertson
Ben Avery
Clara McCullough
Tom
Krone
S. Lincoln
Caldwell & Son
TOY
B&h
TOY Town
E. Main
Self Service Grocery
ST. Patrick's Ice Cream Social
St. Patrick's School
Massey Harris
John Deere
John Deere Kba
Minneapolis-Moline
David Bradley Wood
Harvey Hammer Mill
Urbana
Eee L. McRell
CLEF
Chanute Airport
U. S. 169
Viking
New Holland
Krimper-Kracker
Wetmore
Montgomer
Ward
Colby
Hampshire
Farrow
Piisky
Mobil
Sorghum Valley Grange
Gus and
Kermit Am
J. Riley
IeCune
John Goia Heak
Sunset Club
Rodney & the Blazers
American Legion Hall
Works
W. Breadwey Ola, Kansas
Club News
Oak and Highland
Charles Schooler
Jim Morris
Earl Loveall
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