Birds Add Beauty To Pittsburg Farm
Pittsburg jeweler Al Williams runs a farm seven miles west of Pittsburg Kansas on K126 highway. A flock of about 30 peafowl provides color, with hens and cocks displaying plumage during mating season. Tenants Mr and Mrs Philip McNew care for the birds which rarely venture from the grounds due to highway traffic. Chick prices now run from 100 to 125 dollars.
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Philip McNew
al Williams
Pittsburg
Kan
al F. Williams
Here
Kansas
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McNew
Midwest
Divorce Petition Filed in Neosho County Court
Elia Elster asks for a divorce custody of minor children and support from George Elsten in the Neosho County District Court Chanute. Respond by September 20 1962 or judgment will be entered. L H Cable attorney for plaintiff.
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Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Gua Elsten
George Elsten
Ella Elsten
None Poor Rich in Memories
New York AP recalls a bygone era with vivid memory of daily life. The piece notes crank telephones, silent movies, old-time dress and habits, and small-town quirks. Descriptions cover travel, mail order teeth, farm life, and local commerce.
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New York
Humboldt WMS Meeting Highlights Missions and Dinners
Humboldt community women gather for the Women’s Missionary Society meeting at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Jeans spoke on Biblical Bases for Missions. plans were made for a Kodiak Alaska White Cross assignment and support for Pittsburg State College’s Baptist Student Center.
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Cntiren
Bridgary
Jeans
Marvin Wellcome
Ray Middendorf
Lawrence Rinehart
Eugene Bennett
Jesse Wilson
E. J. Lombard
Joe Peters
Ed Brinkman
Elmina Wilson
Lombard
Will Hoke
Spe‘cial
White Cross
Wayne Gillham
Peters
John Sheldon
New Baptist
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Lloyd Hengan
Charles Clements
Frank Johnson
Lloyd Thompson
Don Sanders
Means
C. E. Harris
O. C. Hutson
Willing Workers 4-H Club Tour and Projects
The Willing Workers 4-H club met at a member’s home with Bill Dickson and family as guests. Members showcased Hereford and Holstein cattle, calves, pigs, rabbits, poultry, sewing, canning, photography, and woodworking projects. After a tour of projects the group held a swimming party and watermelon feed at Katy park. The note recalls a Danish Virgin Islands education decree from 1848.
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W. T. Garvie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Humboldt
Garvie
Carl Nelson
Dottie Funk
Colton
Calif
Nelsons
Emporia
Roy Searcy
Seattle
Lawrence
Glen Searcy
Northwest
Robbie
Martha
Catherine Johnson
Robert Johnson
Robert Townsend
Charlotte Townsend
Albert Middendorf
Linda
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Denver
Estes Park
Pike's Peak
The
Royal Gorge
Wichita
Larry
Hugh Shirley
Paola
Highland Park
Herman ‘Crawford
M. A. York
C. H. Slater
William Rensick
Charles Hogan
George Neely
Bill Dickson
Randy Neely
Roger Fickel
Doug Fickel
Betty
Ronnie Heilman
Martha Fredericks
Kenneth Sciler
Lynnta Swiler
Marsha Dent
Mary Neely
Judy Boecker
Kent Lindquist
Sherril
Sheila Fisher
Katy Park
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