Finney_Walls wed in church nuptials at Humboldt
Ona Margaret Finney and Richard Everett Walls married in Humboldt Presbyterian church in a Aug 3 ceremony. Rev. Paul Carpenter officiated as organist Stanley Gould accompanied Betty Jo Carpenter and the vows were exchanged before family and friends with a reception at the bride’s parents home.
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Finney-Walls
Ona Margaret Finney
Robert Arthur Finney
Humboldt
Richard Everett Walls
Robert W. Walls
Midland
Texas
Paul Carpenter
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Stanley Gould
Betty Jo Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Perfect Love
Barnby
God Is My Shepherd
Buch Dickinson
Bach
Judith Finney
Sabrina
Bruce R. Romine
Tulsa
Lee Phillips III
Wichita
Dale Wrobbel
Kingfisher
Okla
James DeCoursey
Kansas City
Vernon Hawver
Finney
Walls
Annett Schmidt
Josephine Rouse
Robert M. Simpson
Lawrence
Farley Wright
Iola
The
Atlantic Refining Co
Ona
Margaret Finney
Presbyterian Church
Humoldt
Mrs Allen Wins Golf Tourney in Southeastern Kansas
Mrs Robert Allen won the championship at Hillcrest Club Coffeyville in the Southeastern Kansas Women's Golf Association final. About 94 women competed with flight results led by Lyle Holman and Glen Shook. Fort Scott will host next year.
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Robert Allen
Southeastern Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Hillcrest Club
Coffeyville
Allen
Chanute
Lyle Holman
Raymond Radford
Lee Murrin
Humboldt
E. O. Morris
Dennis Mills
Earl Ostrander
Peggy Ostrander
Glen Shook
Jay Tabor
Carl Stevens
Fort Scott
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
This ad feature explains practical tips to purchase safely, avoid scams, and verify product quality. It emphasizes reputable sellers, reading labels, comparing prices, and keeping records of transactions. It also highlights consumer rights and resources for reporting suspected fraud.
Past Noble Grands Club Makes Cancer Dressings
A meeting of the Past Noble Grands Club of the Rebekah Lodge was held to fill an order for cancer dressings. The group met at 217 W. Main with fifteen Past Noble Grands attending Monday and six on Tuesday. Thirteen dozen dressings were completed.
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Noble Grands
Rebekah Lodge
Roy S. Gibson
W. Main
Noble
Janice Hole
Mmnes
Nathan Hole
Ethel Cox
Amy Osgood
Sylvia Allison
Lennox
S.D
Earlton Women Hold World Service Meeting
The Womens Society of World Service met Tuesday in Earlton EUB church fellowship hall with Mrs. Bertha Dye leading a lesson on A look at our selves in our mission work. Mrs. Walkley was elected secretary of spiritual life and nine members received refreshments.
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Earlton
Bertha Dye
Womens Society of World Service
Earlton Eub
Vernon L. Taylor
E. J. Salzman
S. T. Walkley
R. V. Fickle
Walkley
James Buckles
Nebraska
J. R. McNary
Salzman
Social Calendar highlights Aug 1957 club and class meetings
Thursday Bridge club hosted by Mrs. Hugh Morgan at 24 S Larson at 1 30. Homebuilders class of First Baptist church with Mr and Mrs Tom Baugh at BR 1 at 6 30 p.m. Tioga HD unit led by Mrs Kenneth Keas R 3 at 2 p.m. Peace and Progress HD unit plans basket dinner at Highland Park at noon with table service to bring.
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Hugh Morgan
S. Larson
First Baptist Church
Tom Baugh
Tioga
Kenneth Keas
Peace and Progress
Highland Park
LAPM Plans Meeting At Neosho Valley Lodge
LAPM members met in Odd Fellows hall for the state meeting planning in October. Mrs Raymond Henderson of Neodesha led the session with Mrs Ernest Cloud of Walnut as vice president. A watermelon feed was set for August 20 with E O Gilbert directing drill practice.
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LAPM
Neosho Valley
Odd Fellows Hall
Raymond Henderson
Neodesha
Ernest Cloud
Walnut
Canton
E. O. Gilbert
FAF Club Holds Morning Meeting in Highland Park
FAF Club met for coffee Tuesday at 8 30 in Highland Park with 11 members present. Sheila Heaton granddaughter of Mrs Joe Ermey attended as guest. Under president Mrs L E Norman the group reviewed articles and planned a watermelon feed for August 27 in Highland Park with husbands invited.
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FAF Club
Highland Park
Sheila Heaton
Joe Ermey
L. E. Norman
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild Hosts Ice Cream Social
The Grant Avenue Baptist church group met Tuesday in Highland Park for an ice cream social hosted by Mrs. Max Tharp and Mrs. Ray Spencer for members and their families. A shower was given.
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Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Highland Park
Max Tharp
Ray Spencer
Spencer Family Welcomes Son at Hutchinson Event
A family event welcomed the new son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Spencer with about 41 attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holmes of Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitworth and daughter.
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Ray Spencer
Paul Holmes
Hutchinson
Paul Whitworth
Leaders council workshop at Cherryvale on Active Citizenship
Mrs. Gladys Eaton, third district publicity chairman for the Business and Professional Women clubs, will participate in the leaders council workshop Sunday at Cherryvale. Her address focuses on Active Citizenship.
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Gladys Eaton
Third District
Business
Professional Womens Clubs
Leaders Council
Cherryvale
Women’s Golf Day At Country Club Highlights
Twenty players from Chanute Women’s Golf Association took part in a two day event at the Country Club. Marjorie Cook captured the championship with 42, while Mrs. Raymond W. Radford won A flight with 50 and Peggy Ostrander won C flight with 61. Mrs. Charles Stevenson earned a ball for best poker hand.
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Chanute Womens Golf Assn
Marjorie Cook
Raymond W. Radford
Peggy Ostrander
Charles Stevenson
Eisenhower's wife in fine post operative condition
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower remains in fine condition after yesterday's two hour surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder said she slept well with few interruptions and President Eisenhower reported she was sleeping as he visited for 35 minutes. The surgery was not a tumor or cancer-related and the exact nature was not disclosed.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerty
Vacation trip notes to Las Vegas and Hoover Dam visit
Mrs. George Docking describes a vacation stop near Las Vegas Nevada to visit the Hoover Dam 30 miles away. The couple stay at the Sands Hotel and attend an evening show by Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy. They recount friends and Kansans who responded with letters and telegrams during their California trip.
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George Docking
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nevada
Hoover Dam
Boulder Canyon
George
Sands Hotel
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Mrs. Docking
Norma Bullene
Hutchinson
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Lucille
Waldo Kell
Kansas City
Waldo
Ralph V. Byrne
Atchison
K.U
W. Gordon Garnett
K. U
E. E. Stonecipher
Pittsburg
Dana Anderson
Topeka
Pat Penny
Catheryne Brueck
Karl Brueck
J. W. Cohen
Ike Griffin
Leo Redding
Frances
Charles McCreight
E. A. Bleck
Lawrence
John Stratton
Anabelle Ferguson
Josephine
John Blecker
John Albers
Paul Hewitt
Sybil
Tom Greiner
Tom
Gagnell
Vernon Burgett
Vernon
Sabetha
Helen
Walter Meigs
Ann
Tom Ober
Vista
Calif
Ruth
Floyd Bible
James Mott, Jr
Kansas
Life with undue emphasis on crime accent final syllable
Philippine and broken families reflect strained social ties and imbalance in focus on crime. Harmony among actions and statements calls for greater respect and consistency. The Kansas Press notes the need for alignment between words and deeds amid public discourse.
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Kansas
Pistol-Toting Texans Face Tougher Law
Houston police seek tougher charges for gun cases after 87 fatal shootings this year. Police Chief Carl Shuptrine says defendants in shootings resulting in injury or death will be charged with carrying a gun, addressing prior gaps when grand juries declined indictments.
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Houston
Tex
Texans
Carl Shuptrine
Ban on Old Films by Mary Pickford Prompts TV Debate
In San Francisco Mary Pickford says she will not allow her silent era films to be shown on television. She recalls watching them at Wickfair with Lionel Barrymore alive and notes the laughter at their period costumes.
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San Francisco
Mary Pickford
America
Wickfair
Lionel Barrymore
Lionel
Government Joins Fight Against Anthrax Spread
U S Department of Agriculture and state agencies join a campaign to prevent anthrax in livestock. Senator Hennings says federal vets from Kansas Missouri and Arkansas assist Oklahoma counties with vaccination. Missouri and Kansas embargo cattle and poultry from nearby Oklahoma areas. Human transmission possible through poultry feathers.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lave
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Long
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Better English and pronunciation queries
The item lists five language questions with given answers. It critiques a sentence about inviting U S girls to smell perfume, asks for the correct pronunciation of abattoir, identifies misspelled words among options, defines consist ency, and seeks a ga starting word meaning talking much.
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Philosophical
Philanthropy
Phillipine
Uslands
How Can I Wash a Feather Pillow
Instructions describe making a cleaning solution with sal soda soap and boiling water, soaking the pillow for an hour while stirring, rinsing in several water changes, wringing and drying in a windy day. Also includes tips to prevent scorching milk by rinsing the pan with cold water and saving gas by lowering the burner to a simmer for soups and vegetables.
Little Girl Rescued From Old Chimney
Bay City firefighters spent about thirty minutes dismantling a section of a home foundation to reach and rescue 3 year old Glenda McPhee from an abandoned chimney shaft. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs, suffered shock but was reported little worse today.
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Bay City
Mich
Glenda McPhee
Glenda
Attic shaft fall injures girl. 3 fire companies respond
Glen McPhee fell 18 feet into an 8 by 12 inch attic shaft opening between walls, wedging in the basement. Firefighters dismantled the foundation brick by brick to reach her. Glenda was hospitalized with injuries described as not serious by doctors.
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Glen McPhee
Glenda
Take a Trip Advised Those Who Employ Me
The speaker recalls being urged to travel to ease nerves but feels trapped from Nome to the Cape, always near enough to provoke annoyance and frustration.
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Nome
Cape
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