Community notices mix of sales meetings and obits
Rummage sale at 303 W Main Fri and Sat. Village Creek meeting at Center 8 30 p m Tue with cake. Haines family at graveside service for William M Haines sister Mrs Wilford Fe Morton. Graduate students listed from area for Pittsburg State summer commencement. Local clubs hold meetings and plans. new baby born in Kansas City. Rural Grange meets with petitions received and Youth Camp plans Aug 5 8. Iced tea and fresh fruit were served.
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Village Creek Community Meeting
William M. Haines
S. Santa Fe
Wilford FE
Morton, Tallant
Okla
William M. Haines Jr
Nancy
Sally
Lucy
Denver
Elwood Haines
Carol
Sheila
Kansas City
Rural Grange
Nathan Hole
Roy McMillan
Sorghum Valley Grange
Jackie Marts
Camp Wood
Elmdale
Community event served to 290 by local committee
Mrs. Walter Myers and Mrs. W D Weber chaired the committee that served a meal to 290 attendees. The page note highlights civic involvement and local participation in the event.
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Walter Myers
W. D. Weber
Davey Williams Ends Baseball Career at Mayo Clinic
Davey Williams 27, New York Giants second baseman, ends his brief major league career after a Mayo Clinic consultation. He cited a back ailment and said he will quit baseball per doctor recommendations.
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Rochester
Minn
Dallas
Tex
Davey Williams
New York Giants
Mayo Clinic
Williams
Mortons rites set. Jordan obituary notes
A graveside service for Mrs. Wilford E. Morton, formerly of Chanuta, will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. in Memorial Park cemetery. John H. Jordan, 79, of Chanute, died Thursday night at Bryant Rest Home after a period of poor health and a recent heart attack. He was born December 1, 1875 in Zanesville, Ohio, served in the Spanish American War, and lived in Chanute since marriage to Estella Howell in 1899. He is survived by five sons and three daughters, 28 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and a sister. Burial for Jordan will be in Memorial Park cemetery following a Monday funeral at 2 p.m. in the Evangelical United Brethren church.
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Wilford E. Morton
Chanuta
Tallant
Oklo
Barnsdall
John H. Jordan
Chanute
Bryant Rest Home
Zanesville
Ohio
Grenola
Estella Frances Howell
Jordan
Smith & Jones
Neil Jones
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Raymond A
Grants Pass
Ore
Harold R
Colorado Springs
Frank B
John Jr
Ira Dean
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Mildred B. Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Margaret A. Cokeley
Nevada
Frances O. Hodge
San Angelo
Tex
Elizabeth Sprague
Gibson Funeral Home
Eub Church
visits and family travel between Springfield and Lone Elm
Mrs. Harry E. Stiles and sons returned to Springfield after visiting at the Harry Stiles home. Mrs. Louis D. Stiles and Ken visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Stiles and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carver and Adri an. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Martin visited relatives in Altus, Oklahoma, while Mrs. Harry Stiles stayed with Mrs. Clarence Holloway, a hospital patient.
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Lone Elm
Harry E. Stiles
Springfield
Harry Stiles
Louis D. Stiles
Ken
Carl Carver
Adrian
Ben Martin
E. E. Heck
Ross Lingle
Altus
Okla
Social visits and family gatherings across Parsons and surrounding towns
The article lists numerous visits and hospitality across Parsons Fredonia Chanute Pittsburg and nearby communities. Families including the Gibsons Holloways Stiles Bergs Frasers Hixons Angles Jones Russums and others are shown visiting relatives at homes nursing facilities and attending picnics and rallies. Several trips involve Rex Winkle nursing home Mulberry and Navy events with named individuals such as Mrs. Harry Stiles Mrs. Harry Berg and Harry Stiles among others.
New Hampshire May Have Sweepstakes
Gov. Lane Dwinell was expected to sign a law creating a two million dollar state sweepstakes tied to horse racing. The bill passed the House and Senate. supporters tout revenue while opponents call it moral and financial bankruptcy.
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Concord
N. H
Lane Dwinell
House
Senate
Dwinell
Chicago
Council of State Governments
Cosmic Rays No Danger On Moon Trip
An American space scientist Dr. S F Singer of the University of Maryland told the International Astronautical Federation meeting that cosmic ray bombardment would be too small to harm the body. He said shielding such as kerosene, paraffin, or water could protect against primary cosmic rays. The remarks address early moon mission feasibility and safety considerations.
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Copenhagen
8S. F. Singer
University of Maryland
Singer
International Astronautical Federation
Moon
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Midwest Families
Altoona residents host visitors from Venice and Wichita while California and Oklahoma kin travel. Mrs. F H Flowers returns from Cushing while Mr and Mrs J E Meuschke join M D McKean for picnics at Riverside Park Independence. The Carvers of Chanute visit Mrs Charles Russell, and L L Lyon with Kay and David from Wichita spend time with Mr. and Mrs. E Menschke. Lucky McKean and M D McKean hosts from Iola extend greetings to visiting families.
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Altoona
M. L. Conard
Venice
Calif
Walter Scott
F. H. Flowers
J. C. Keaton
Cushing, Oklo
J. E. Meuschke
M. D. McKean
Riverside Park
Independence
Claude Carver
Chanute
Charles Russell
L. L. Lyon
Kay and
David
Wichita
E. Menschke
Lucky McKean
Iola
M. D McKean
Robert Hurley
Compton
Eisenhower urging bipartisan push on school roads health and water
President Eisenhower faced Senate Democrats urging Republican backing for vital domestic programs. He warned a special session on highway legislation could be possible though undecided, as Congress prepared to return. He cited a need for action on school construction health highway and water resources with bipartisan support essential for continued prosperity. Kerr of Oklahoma said broader GOP support would yield passage of health and highway measures.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
America
Noted urging Congress on thirteen subjects with few enacted
The speaker recalled urging Congress to act before adjourning on thirteen subjects. He said only four had been enacted covering military reserves housing foreign aid and the minimum wage.
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Congress
Alcohol fumes sickened workers at Burbank plant
An Advance Relay and Electric Co. facility in Burbank released industrial alcohol fumes during transfer from a large container to smaller ones. At least 65 workers were hospitalized, 26 remained, none in serious condition.
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Burbank
Calif
Advance Relay and Electric Co
Chanute Tribune Page Two Highlights
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas dated Friday August 5 1935 cover community notices, upcoming events, school updates, and short items from residents. Prominent names include Chanute organizations and local officials reporting schedule changes and civic announcements.
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The
Chanute Tribune
United States Hosts About Three Million Horses
A census roughs out the nation’s equine population stating roughly three million horses exist nationwide. Experts note distribution varies by region and use, including work stock, racing, and companion animals.
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United States
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