Worldbound visitors and local guests discuss travel plans
Boyd Kessinger son of Mr and Mrs V J Kessinger arrived Monday from Turkey to visit his parents. He travels with Lemi Arman a program specialist for the ICA in Turkey. Also visiting Bakersfield parents include Mr and Mrs Tommy McQuin and guests Marie and Penny Phillips. The Rev Boyd Latimer of Grace Episcopal Chicago visits with Rev Donald George and Mrs Dwight Wallingford and daughters before returning home Saturday.
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Boyd Kessinger
Airs
V. J. Kessinger
S. Wilson
Turkey
Lemi Arman
International Cooperation Administration
Boyd
ICA
Tommy McQuin
Bakersville
Calif
Boyd Latimer
Grace Episcopal Church
Chicago
Donald George
Tulane University
New Orleans
Dwight Wallingford
Jane
Suzy
S. Steuben
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript notes admittances at Neosho Memorial Hospital for Monday including Joe M. Bowen Jr. Erie medical and others, with addresses. Dismissals listed for Monday include Mrs Belle Choens Thayer. Today’s dismissals include Mrs Minnie Cowden Thayer and Mrs Michael Thurman 304 N Central. Additional names include Mrs Ronald Pool and daughter 125 E 9th and Mrs George Zugmier Thayer.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe M. Bowen Jr
S. Kansas
George McGowen
Erie
Francis Nourse
S. Evergreen
Harvey Spencer
Dallas Hart
N. Western
James J. Moore
S. Steuben
Belle Choens
Thayer
Minnie Cowden
Micheal Thurman
N. Central
Ronald Pool
George Zugmier
Charles Pard
Humboldt
Joe M. Bowen
Forest Miller
Death of Claude D Perry 74 in Los Angeles
Claude D Perry 74 of Los Angeles died Monday after a short illness. Born October 25, 1882 in Perry Kansas, he worked at Byers Cement Plant Chanute until 1955 and moved to California in 1956. Survived by two sons Ralph and Walter Dale, six daughters Leona Beatrice Mrs Carlynn Layman Mrs Frances Donahue Mrs Thelma Stuckey and Mrs Dorothy Lowe, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral plans incomplete with Koch Skinner in charge.
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Claude D. Perry
Los Angeles
Perry
Kansas
Byers
Chanute
California
Edna Todd
Ralph
Norwood
Walter Dale
Fort Polk
Leona
Glendale
Calif
Beatrice
Long Beach
Carlynn Layman
Frances Donahue
Oklahoma City
Okla
Thelma Stuckey
Wichita
Dorothy Lowe
Knoxville
Tenn
Koch Skinner
Cattle and Hog Prices Move Mildly in Kansas City Market
Kansas City market report shows cattle mostly steady with mixed changes across classes. Hogs slip with barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents, sows five tenths lower, and sheep active with lambs steady to higher in early trading. Parsons Livestock notes hogs down 25 cents, top at 20.75, calves and cattle not established. Kansas City produce unchanged for eggs, poultry and butter.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Chicago
Ready for Classes At Junior College Senior High
School days begin Friday August 30 in Chanute with Junior College freshmen testing August 20 and enrollment August 28. Sophomores enroll August 27. Staff changes include new instructors Day and McMurray, plus new classes in Senior Science and Basic Math. Improvements aboard the building feature new windows and a moved physics department with upgraded labs.
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Cnanute
Howard Jester
Jester
Charles F. Day
Wendell McMurray
Robert J. Clemons
Pittsburg State College
Oswego
Hobart G. Curl
University of Kansas
Chanute Tribune
Charles F. Davis
Emporia State College
Sabetha
Robert H. Geiger
Parsons
Harry Heckethorn
McPherson College
Oakley
Robert E. Herman
Russell A. Kern
Burlington
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas Population Gain Poised at 22 Million by 1970
Census Bureau projects Kansas to reach about 2,498,000 residents by 1970 with growth driven by migration birth and death rates. 1950 figure stands at 1,905,000 and 1955 at 2,060,000 while Missouri tops 4.9 million by 1970. Oklahoma Colorado Arkansas Nebraska also listed with projected changes and uncertainties noted.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Kansas
Kansa
Missouri
Senior Bums Win League Clinching 7-2 Record
The Senior Bums defeated the Athletics 5-4 at Evangelical United Brethren Church diamond to finish regular play on top of the Little League senior division with a 7-2 mark. Gary Howell earned the win. Ken McCoy took the loss. Final standings list Burns Hawks 7-2 then White Sox Yankees 6-3, Braves 5-4, Rockets 5-4, Athletics 4-5, Giants 3-6, Tigers 3-6, Cardinals 0-9. Three junior division games remain this week.
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Hawk
Athletics
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gary Howell
Ken McCoy
Burns
Hawks
White Sox
Yankees
Braves
Rockets
Giants
Tigers
Cardinals
Santa Fe Park
Tommy Goodwin
Jerry Hutton
Tiger
Bobby Manley
Wall Street Dip Favors Mixed Late Trading on Dull Day
The stock market ended modestly higher in a dull session with gains from fractions to just over a point. Losses were mostly fractional. Volume totaled about 1.6 million shares, down from yesterday’s 1.65 million. The piece recalls the 1862 Pennsylvania Railroad diner service in a baggage car serving oyster stew doughnuts and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Khrushchev accuses West of stalling disarmament talks
Khrushchev brands Western delays as stalling on a disarmament accord and warns of aggressive war against the Communist world. In Washington, Defense Secretary Wilson orders reduced progress payments to military contractors, expected to cut about 266 million dollars in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Washington
Wilson
Comeback in El Dorado pastures despite recent dryness
Pastures in Comeback EL DORADO and Butler County suffer drought for five years then wet May and June rains, continuing to recover despite a lack of moisture in recent weeks.
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Comeback EL Doradop
Butler County
Bridge Club Leaders at Tioga Hotel Duple Meet
Mr and Mrs Dan Forbes of Ne desha won top score 57 at the Duplicate Bridge club in the Tioga Hotel Monday evening. Frank Burris with L Mitchell second 51 and Foster pairs 49 paced by Bob Allen with Holman 49. Kiblinger and Tagtmeyer of Independence posted 48.2. Next meeting set for Tioga Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Dan Forbes
Nedesha
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Frank Burris
L. W. Mitchell
Dean Foster
Fred Foster
Bob Allen
Lyle Holman
C. R. Kiblinger
Harold Tagtmeyer
Independence
The
Tioga
Marriage Announcement for Patricia Olive and Charles Bennett
Mrs. Arlene Adams of Tulsa announces the marriage of her daughter Patricia Diane Olive to Charles Bennett son of Mrs. W R Roberts. They wed April 6 in Stigler Oklahoma and reside in Allen Oklahoma where Mr Bennett is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Adams
Tulsa
Okla
Patricia Diane Olive
Charles Bennett
W.R. Roberts
S. Western
Stigler
Allen
Mr. Bennett
Kimball EUB Youth Fellowship Ozarks Tour
The Kimball EUB Youth Fellowship spent Aug 3 and 4 touring the Ozarks. They were joined by the L. K. Cotton family and included Raymond Tredway Max Page Marion Page Ronald Olson Leon Hazen Jim Gatewood Marie Owen Janice Richwine Judith Dodge Barbara Hazen Laura Lee Olson Mavis Page Marlene Page Carol Goff sponsors Mr and Mrs L K Cotton and Jimmy. They were joined at Noel Sunday morning by M Lee Ann Kennedy and Peggy Ann Wagner.
Sponsor resigns from Les Demoiselles club in Highland Park
Mrs. Marge McKelvey resigned as senior sponsor of the Les Demoiselles club at a Highland Park meeting Monday evening. No replacement has been chosen yet.
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Marge McKelvey
Les Demoiselles
Highland Park
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RUSH
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Schools OF Practical Nursing
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Beily Rose
Jane Irwill
Berkshire
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