City uses dramatic decals on vehicles in Cleveland
In Cleveland dramatic decals identify city vehicles by assignment. Sewage disposal uses St George dragon, light and power by Thor, water department by a big hand. Law director Bronis J Kiemen towicz said vehicles need not also bear the city name, to avoid billboard-like appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St. George
Sewage Disposal
Thor
Light and Power Branch
Water Department
Bronis J. Kiementowicz
Man recovers stolen items after anonymous tip in Kentucky
Not Taken For HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. Glen Hayes reported a burglary in Christian County with a shotgun, jewelry, and an electric shaver taken. An anonymous call directed him to a road sign near his home where he found all items returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Glen Hayes
Christian County
Hayes
Improved English and vocabulary quiz prompts
Provide corrected sentence UNLESS you do your work. The soufflé pronunciation is soo-flay with the second syllable stressed. The misspelled word is credAble. Mawkish means affectedly sentimental or sickeningly sentimental. A word starting ne for a new convert is neophyte.
Horsey Talk And Family Strife In Ann Landers Row
A 12 year old asks where to find a horse dictionary to learn terms like gelding and yearling. Ann Landers says there is no dictionary. the best way to learn horse talk is by being around people who speak it. The column also covers a 17 year old sister coping with a troublesome 12 year old brother after their father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JD Hammermill
Woods Bros
McCormick
Lister
Fred Muller
David Bradley
Ashley
Sam Alley
Marple & Troutman
Ann Landers
Ignor
Europe
Altoona Area Family News and Local Events
Altoona area notes recount visits and travels from Mrs Laula Surig and Ora Surig to Wichita, Greenoughs vacationing in Missouri, Prairie relatives visiting in Altoona, hospital updates, and church services. Civil service exams held in Independence for Altoona Post Office vacancy, plus a parish wedding in Parsons and parade participation by Altoona Cub Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Laula Surig
Ora Surig
Wichita
George Hyde
St. Margaret's Hospital
Sue Siegrist
Rose Hill
Bea Rickerson
el Dorado
Loren Miller
Lynn Aldridge
Independence
Alta Aldridge
Jeanette White
Robert Barcelona
First Methodist Church
Parsons
Jerry Locke
Steve
Marvin DeBolt
Willie Troutman
Patrick McCuistion
Jimmie Forsythe
Steve Blaker
Michael Forsythe
Stanley Wiles
Allen Stewart
Jimmie
Karen Knight
Richard
Robert Stewart
Nettie Depuy
Loran Fawcett Funeral Home
Neadeska
Lloyd
Don Depuy
Charles
Haskell Flowers
Civil Service Exams Soon for Topeka Jobs
State civil service examinations will be held in Topeka in September to recruit correctional officers for the Reception and Diagnostic Center in Topeka, the State Penitentiary in Lansing, and the Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson. Starting salary is 294 dollars monthly, rising to 309 after three months. Uniforms, low-cost meals, and dorm rooms available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Penitentiary
Lansing
Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Haiti Population Estimate of Negro and Mulatto Races
A historical note states Haiti's estimated Negro and mulatto population stands at 4,300,000. This figure reflects the racial composition reported in the period and highlights demographic emphasis in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Help Wanted with Home Comfort Tips Featured in Tribune
A 1943 Chanute Tribune notice invites readers to send questions for Ann Landers style advice while addressing a problem about an instruction job lacking a central heating system. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Modern Funeral Home Tours Open to Groups
Johnson Mortuary invites church groups lodges sewing circles and friends to tour the facility. The firm promises open doors answers to questions and to arrange group visits by phone or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Mortuary
Chanute Tribune Page Two Highlights August 17 1963
Chanute Tribune reports from Saturday August 17 1963 featuring local notices and community news. Advertisements and brief items reflect mid August events and civic notices in Chanute Kansas with area updates and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Willing Workers 4-H Club Meets at Hillcrest School
The Willing Workers 4-H Club met August 13 at Hillcrest school with Kenneth Swiler presiding. Jeanne Guy led group singing while demonstrations and talks covered judge, Sheila Fischer, baby beef, Kenneth Swiler, and a safety talk on tractors by Roger Fickel. Mary Neely reported on the booth committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Hillcrest School
Kenneth Swiler
Jeanne Guy
Sheilia Fisher
Roger Fickel
Mary Neely
Booth
Insuring in Rain Says Weather Drives Life Sales
New York AP reports actuary John Thompson Jr. of North American Life says average men buy more life insurance on rainy dreary days than on sunny ones. A study shows sales-to-calls ratio rises on foul weather, prompting agents to push harder on gloomy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John
Thompson Jr
Company For Life, Accident and Health Insurance
Lobsters Brought From Tristan da Cunha Before 1961 Eruption
A shipment of spiny lobsters originated from Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic prior to the volcanic eruption that affected the island in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Tristan da Cunha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aarry Lee
Royster Junior High
Pittsburg State College
Baptist Church
Lyle Rutter
Constitution
Newton and Clay Center
Christian Church
Leon Hazen
Chanute
FUR Church
Janice Taylor
Murray Hill School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Methodist
Leon Storck
Emporia State College
Bettye Bangle
Labette County
Gueda Springs
Methodist Church
Mabel Salzman
Hutton School
EUB Church
Claudine Neer
Humboldt
Lois Slater
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church
Tock
Bonce
M. Barris
W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
State
Rose
Yates Center
Kansas
Buffalo
Yates Center State Exchange Bank
Am Landers
Ant
N.H.S
Donald Greenough
Robbie
Dwight
Missouri
Alvin Strom
Greenough
Joyce
Sioux Falls
Altoona and
Benedict
Charles Staton
Phoenix
Ariz
Statons
Staton
Golda Frankenberg
J. M. Goodin
Clifford Cranor
Bureau of Engraving and Printing Artists
Daddy
Ann
Perth Amboy
Willis
Peoples Cleaners
Schoo
Highland
Evans Rental Plan
East Main
State Personnel Division
Harrison
Kansas State Employment Service
CL Thre
Johinson
Barney
W. Main
Giles
W. Mai
State Farm
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!