Ness City and Louisville Obituaries and Funeral Notices
News briefs report Ness City area deaths and funerals. Mrs Dove Young 85 dies in Louisville Kentucky after moving from Chanute. burial planned at Buffalo cemetery with Johnson Mortuary in charge. Charles F Haas funeral held at Johnson Mortuary with burial at Bethel cemetery near Neodesha.
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Haas
Charles F. Haas
Johnson Mortuary
Ted D. Hurst
Ivory Palaces
A.B. Chauncey
John Peters
Hazel Slane
Mmes
Oliver Lindquist
Richard Ahring
R. M. Moriarty
Ralph Beeson
Bert Warner
Louis Ingle
Ray Sloan
Memorial Hospital Admittances And Dismissals Thursday
Admittances list includes Danny K Slane 118 S Kansas surgery Craig E Sharp Humboldt surgery Mrs Isidro Savedra 1024 S Steuben medical Mrs Harry More Eric surgery Dismissals include Mrs Robert L Carlison 614 W Beach Ester Giles 205 S Steuben Harvey Spencer Eric and others Births note Mr and Mrs Richard E Tinch Humboldt a boy Court filing in Chanute William A Strean vs Vada Strean divorce couple married June 28 1947 no children Addressed building permits include Wehlage 18 E 6th remodel porch Naegele Outdoor Advertising Teavenworth erect sign 220 N Lincoln George R Brown 325 8 S Western remodel garage etc Schulty Judy new house 61 S Western cost 10000
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Chanute
William A. Strean
Vada Strean
Elmer J. Wehlage
Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co
Teavenworth
N. Lincoln
George R. Brown
S. Western
Schulty and
Judy
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Nearby Areas
Services and memorials are announced for Turner Tyson, George William Gibbs, Napoleon L. Porlier, and Gertrude Lizzie Cason. Rites include 2 p.m. Sunday funeral in Johnson Mortuary for Tyson with a Masonic graveside at Memorial Park Cemetery, and a 2 p.m. Saturday graveside for Gibbs in Amarillo after moving from Chanute. Porlier, 85, of Humboldt, will be buried at St. Josephs in Humboldt after a 9 a.m. Monday service. he previously lived on a farm east of Humboldt since 1918. Cason, 86, died in a Chanute rest home. born in St. Charles Iowa, married James A. Cason and moved to Ness City in 1900. The report lists surviving relatives across Wichita, Chanute, Hutchinson, Amarillo, Fort Scott, Iola, and Ness City.
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Chanute Rest Home
Cleta Herod
Walnut
Wrennel D. Cason
Englewood
H. B. Goodnough
Chanute
Cole
J. W. Picken
St. Charles
Iowa
A. V. Bean
Patterson
G. A. Bean
Des Moines
William Bean
Harvey
I. A. Bean
Chicago
Ness City
Dove Young
Louisville
Charles Young
Dan Wehelschel
Buffalo Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Tyson
Turner Tyson
Fred Shaw
Masonic
Memorial Park Cemetery
George William Gibbs
Fritch
Tex
Winfield
Clarissa Turner
John D. Gibbs
Wichita
John R
Donald D
Hutchinson
Lucille McConnell
Amarillo
Helen Bagley
White Deer
Dorothy Biers
Margaret Newland
Elizabeth Whitworth
Everett Lloyd
Green Lawn Cemetery
Chanule
Napoleon L. Porlier
Humboldt
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Quebec
Canada
Porlier
T. R. Cooney
Fort Scott
Idola Parker
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Gertrude Lizzie Cason
James A. Cason
Cherokee County Fair cancels livestock exhibits
The Cherokee County American Legion Fair Board voted to cancel livestock exhibits at the fair August 19 to 24 due to an Oklahoma anthrax outbreak. The move aims to reduce disease spread in the community. ALTAMONT memorial notices follow. A. H. McCarthy, 94, longtime Labette County State Bank president since 1941, died yesterday after joining the bank in 1919 as cashier. Parson's Dr Leonard Axe new Pittsburg State College president says the college will help develop industry in the area and urges joint effort to shape southeastern Kansas's destiny.
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Columbus
Kas
Cherokee County American Legion Fair Board
Oklahoma
Altamont
A. H. McCarthy
Labette County
Parsons
Leonard Axe
Pittsburg State College
Axe
College
Southeastern Kansas
Turtle dove season set to run Sept 1 to Oct 20
Kansas turtle dove season will open September 1 and close October 20, with a daily bag and possession limit of 10. Shooting hours are from a half hour before sunrise to sunset. The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission plans a later meeting to set the duck geese and quail season.
Kansan Explains Why Bill Is Unpaid
Assistant U.S. Attorney Kenneth Nohe reports a Kansan owes $261.80 to the government and warns of a lawsuit. The respondent replies that he has been in a mess since marrying three years ago.
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Wichita
Kenneth Nohe
U.S
Nohe
Accused Russian Master Spy Abel Appears Calm In Court
Rudolph Abel, 55, a reputed Soviet intelligence colonel, appeared calm as he was arraigned in Brooklyn on charges that could bring the death penalty. He pleaded innocent and requested time to hire a lawyer, with a hearing set for August 13. The indictment accuses Abel of leading a spy ring and using microfilms and hidden devices to transmit military secrets to Moscow.
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New York
Rudolph Ivanovich Abel
U. S. District Court
Brooklyn
Abel
U.S
Manhattan
Federal House of Detention
Houston
Tex
McAllen
Edinburg
Newark
N.J
Moscow
U. S
Latham Hotel
Reino Haynanen
Personal Tax Proof Before 58 Car Tags
Nearly all Kansas motorists must show personal property tax payment to obtain 1958 auto tags. The 1957 law takes effect January 1, 1958, but no provisions for premaking vehicle lists. County clerks must prepare data for county treasurers by Jan. 1. some vehicles exempt if property value is under $200.
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Topeka
Kansas
Eldon Sloan
Tax status of city owned vehicles under state law
The text notes that property is assessed as stock in trade if bought after March 1 or exempt from taxation under the law. It states that vehicles owned by cities fall into the exempt category.
Malson Purchases Reinhardt Interest in Equipment Co
Gail Malson announces the purchase of Earl Reinhardt’s share in the Malson Reinhardt Equipment Co at 1517 S Santa Fe effective July 1. The firm becomes Malson Equipment Co after eight years as Malson Reinhardt Equipment. Reinhardt has acquired Malson’s share in a 400 acre farm seven miles east of Chanute jointly owned by Reinhardt and Malson.
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Gail Malson
Earl Reinhardt
Malson-Reinhardt Equipment Co
S. Santa Fe
The
Malson Equipment Co
Reinhardt
Malson
Chanute
Reinhardt and
Rayburn Pushes House Approval of Rights Bill Amid Jury Debate
House Speaker Rayburn of Texas urged House passage of the Senate civil rights bill while signaling willingness to accept a compromise narrowing the jury trial provision to criminal contempt in voting rights cases. Republican Leader Martin opposed the Senate bill, calling it a threat to presidential aims and federal authority.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
Texas
Senate
Martin
Massachusetts
William P. Rogers
Justice Department
Pay Hike Predicted For Federal Workers
Washington reports House leaders expect passage of a bill to raise pay for about one million federal white collar workers. The measure would provide an 11 percent annual boost costing around 530 million dollars and affect civil service staff plus legislative and judicial branch employees.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Cattle and Hog Prices Dip in Mixed Kansas City Market
Cattle receipts meager with few sales testing prices. cows and calves mostly steady. Hogs slow with barrows and gilts 200 lb up 25 lower. lighter weights down 25. sows down 25. No 1-3 200-240 lb barrows and gilts 21.75-22.25. Sheep scarce. small spring lamb lots 21.75-23.25, light feeder lambs 17.50. Eggs and butter steady. Chicago notes show mixed grain futures and cash grain quotes with minor shifts.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Papal Authority Debate Prompts Reading of Peter’s Keys
George Johnson questions papal authority while acknowledging respect for the Pope. He reads Matthew 16:18-19 and considers the keys of heaven as a delegation of Christ’s power. A local pamphlet offers a history of the papacy and reasons Catholics believe in the Pope, available free by mail.
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George Johnson
Holy Father
Christ
George
Lord
Jesus
Peter
Rainbow Unit Hostess To TB Hospital Party
Rainbow HDU plans a Sept 3 7 30 p m party for patients at the Southeast Kansas TB hospital. Eleven members and three guests attended a Friday breakfast at Santa Fe Park shelter house. President Mrs J M Gordon led the group and plans were made for a Play Day skit on Sept 24.
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The
Rainbow Hdu
Kansas
Santa Fe Park
J. M. Gordon
Tony Biele
H. M. Kemmerer
Kenneth Parkins
Mary
Arthena Bender
Ralph Glover
Insurance Board Approves Advertising Campaign
The Cha nute Insurance Board voted yesterday to support a planned national insurance advertising campaign after a detailed program explanation. Ebur Schultz, president, said representatives from the Kansas Assn of Insurance Agents presented the plans following the board’s luncheon at the Tioga Hotel. Donald E Schulze of the Kansas City association, with Bud Armstrong, provided the information. Guests from two Erie insurance firms attended.
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Chanute Insurance Board
Ebur Schultz
Kansas Assn. of Insurance
Tioga Hotel
Donald E. Schulze
Kansas City
Association
Bud Armstrong
Erie Insurance Firms
Sehuliz
Atomic test postponed at Nevada site
The explosion of a device named Shasta on a 500 foot tower at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada was postponed for the 12th time due to unfavorable winds. The AEC said the blast was rescheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Nev. P
Shasta
AEC
Balloon Released as Research Gazebo Not a Saucer
A pear shaped balloon described as the largest released in the United States was launched at Grenier Air Force Base Manchester New Hampshire. The third in a series to gather balloon data and aid meteorology, Dr Alvin H Howell of the Air Force Research Center Bedford Massachusetts said the balloon will reach a measurement.
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Manchester
N. H
United States
Grenier Air Force Base
Alvin H. Howell
Air Force Research Center
Bedford
Mass
Balloon Soars to 90000 Feet on Five Day Test Flight
A balloon reaching a 200 foot diameter and a 90000 foot ceiling rose quickly and vanished above clouds in 30 minutes. Dr Howell said the mechanism is set for five days, after which it could reach the West Coast or Rocky Mountains. The device transmits a locating signal and will detach after five days to descend by parachute, potentially sparking saucer reports.
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Howell
West Coast
Rocky Mountains
Air Force
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