Park North Of Neosho Hosts Primary Returns Picnic
Unofficial Neosho returns from yesterday's primary referenced a park north of town last week where three camp meals were prepared and eaten. Sponsors were Mrs William C Weir and Mrs Paul Beard. Terry Kiser, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Kiser, visits Anderson Missouri for a week with Mr and Mrs Bill Dorothy. TIY Club picnic was at Marvel Park with attendees including Mr and Mrs Wallace Erikson Mr and Mrs Roland Kelsey and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Gericke and Mr and Mrs Oscar Masquelier and children Stark Mrs Robert Depee Mrs Lillie Ewing Mrs Minnie Womel dorff Mr and Mrs Grant Beard Peggy and Barbara Mrs Lydia Hines Mrs Dora Fouts and Mrs Lorene Green.
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William C. Weir
Paul Beard
TIY Club
Marvel Park
Parsons
Wallace Erikson
Roland Kelsey
Walter Gericke
Oscar Masquelier
Stark
Robert Depee
Lillie Ewing
Minnie Womeldorff
Grant Beard
Peggy
Barbara
Lydia Hines
Dora Fouts
Lorene Green
Senate Judiciary approves disability and vacancy amendment
Senate Judiciary Committee advances a constitutional amendment on presidential disability and vice presidential vacancy. It would have the president nominate a new vice president, with both houses approving, and define acting president rules. The process needs two thirds in both houses and three fourths of states within seven years.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Judiciary
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
House
Senate
Stolen Parrots Expected Back at Belle Vue Zoo
In Manchester two parrots were stolen from Belle Vue Zoo. Officials expect the birds to be recovered. one cries Belle Vue and the other greets with my name is Nelly and I live at Belle Vue.
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Manchester, England
Manchester
Belle Vue Zoo
Belle Vue
Nelly
Local social notes include births and visits across Kansas towns
Kimball and Wil lard Allen learned of a baby death born July 28 to Harold Compton of Bellflower California. Nearby families from Kansas attended gatherings in Hiattville Erie and Humboldt with cookouts, quilt making, and birthday celebrations. relatives from Kansas City Topeka Chanute Parsons Mildred and Humboldt were mentioned among visiting friends and relatives.
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John Doty
Lee Ewing
Topeka
Milberg Kelsey
Merry
Gary Dowling
Sherman Goff
Lillie Ewing
Erie
Don Elder
David
Chanute
Don Dreyer
Cinty
Pete Gunter
Parsons
Ed Brown
Homer Romine
Mildred
A. R. Jones
Humboldt
Wayne Romine
Willard Allen
Juanita
Cheryl
Arlena Mullins
Mary Cummings Crowned Queen at Woodson County Fair
Mary Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cummings was chosen queen at the Wilson county fair rodeo in Fredonia last Thursday to Saturday The win makes her eligible to enter the Kansas State rodeo queen contest The article also notes a series of social visits and family gatherings across Yates Center and nearby towns.
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Yates Center
Mary Cummings
Arthur Cummings
Fredonia
Mary
Walt Merrill
Dan Merrill
Alta Mulson
Claude Merrill
Richmond
Calif
H. A. McGee
Wichita
McGee
Wichita Clinic
Clifford Chambers
Veterans Hospital
Sue Tatman
Burlington
Nedd Hinkle
Arthur E. Bacon Jr
Michael, Randall
Pamela Anne
Raytown
Mis
Souri
Arthur Bacon
Dean Randall
H. K
Erie Area News: Bass and William Robert wed at First Christian
Erie area reporters note the Saturday ceremony at the First Christian church where Erie-Ann Bass daughter of John Bass and William Robert son of Kansas City were joined in a double ring service by Rev. Glen Crosby. Guests and relatives hosted a buffet supper afterward.
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San Diego
Calif
Daisy Walker
Tom Burress
Kansas
Harold Richards
Eureka
Everett Crismas
Linda
Nancy Richards
John Bass
George Clemans
Arthur Carlson
Stark
Don Taylor
Joyce
Chelsea
Oklo
C. F. Bass
Ruby
Hollis Dunham
D. J. Spigarelli
Ted Kyle
Charles Forsyth
Department American Legion
Wichita
Rock Island visitor Wilmer Mansker calls on relatives
Wilmer Mansker of Rock Island Ill visits his sister Mrs Ethel Yockey and other relatives and friends during his stay.
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Wilmer Mansker
Rockweek, Ill
Ethel Yockey
Kansas City Rejects Daylight Saving and Fluoridation
Kansas City voters rejected daylight saving time by 49 403 to 22 307 and fluoridation 38 826 to 33 194 in Tuesday's election. The city previously defeated daylight saving in 1956 and fluoridation has been added only under a recent ordinance.
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Kansas City
A O Dimon to Retire After 47 Years with Santa Fe
A O Dimon, 1131 N Forest, retires from the Santa Fe after 47 years in Chanute Coffeyville and Chanute freight offices. He began April 18 1918 and ends August 1 as freight clerk, later serving as yardmaster and weigh master. He plans to enjoy fishing gear from colleagues and visit relatives after retirement.
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Santa Fe
A. O. Dimon
N. Forest
Silver Grill
Chanute
Coffeyville
Avery Urges Party Unity in Kansas Governor Bid
Rep. William Avery, winner of the Republican nomination for Kansas governor, says his campaign sought party harmony amid many candidates. He cites strong backing from young voters as a decisive factor in his victory and notes no statements about other candidates.
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Topeka
William Avery
Kansas
City Council Faces Ballot After Supreme Court Ruling
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled last winter that the matter should be put to a public vote, prompting City Council action to schedule an election.
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Missouri Supreme Court
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