Deaths-Funerals: Willis Stevens Bowman Gromer note
Death notices report Harry Oliver Willis 76 from California lung cancer in Cudahy. Carl Webster Stevens 66 Tulsa died at Santa Fe Hospital Topeka after two months illness. Estil Bowman 44 San Francisco died after heart operation. Gromer funeral held in Johnson Chapel with Rev Bert Sutton officiating. organ solo by Edna Petterson and Masonic graveside service at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Harry Oliver Willis
Ora Henderson
Kansas
Cudahy
Calif
Eureka
Willis
California
Carl Webster Stevens
Tulsa
Santa Fe
Topeka
Buffalo
Burton L. Stevens
High Prairie Church
Anna Merle Bagwell
Raymond Stevens
Betty Reynolds
Gardena
Earl W. Stevens
Fresno
Orin Stevens
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Estil Bowman
San Francisco
Everett Bowman
Neosho Rapids
C. O. Bowman
Gromer
Guy Gromer
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
First Christian Church
Edna Petterson
Lou Rush
Jack Byers
Lloyd Taylor
C. V. Crsssman
Lewis Jordan
Virgil Douglas
Fenton Cunningham
Elmwood Cem
Mrs. Richard Stout Honored by Shower
Thana Hallam and Valerie Cushman hosted a baby shower for Mrs. Richard Stout at Santa Fe Park shelterhouse on a Wednesday afternoon. Pink and blue decorations adorned the gift table as punch and cake were served to 25 invited guests.
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Thana Hallam
Valerie Cushman
Richard Stout
Santa Fe Park
Army Specialist 5 promoted while serving in Bangkok
Martin L Highbaugh, stationed with an Army signal battalion in Bangkok, Thailand, has been promoted to specialist 5. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Highbaugh of 1102 W. 9th and is on a two year tour. His wife Judi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McNeal, joined him in Bangkok in February and works there. Highbaugh's work is in the cryptographic field.
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Martin L. Highbaugh
Bangkok
Thailand
M. C. Highbaugh
W. 9Th
Judi
Harold McNeal
Edith
Highbaugh
Family Trip Brings Highbaughs and Ermels Home
Mr and Mrs M C Highbaugh and their daughter and family Mrs Elwin Ermel and children of near Bronson return home after travel through Texas New Mexico Arizona California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and Wyoming. They visited Yosemite Park Disneyland San Francisco the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas and spent time with Ermel relatives in Concord California and friends at Yellowstone Park.
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M. C. Highbaugh
W. 9Th
Elwin Ermel
Near Bronson
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Yosemite Park
Disneyland
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Las Vegas
Ermel
Concord
Calif
Yellowstone Park
Julia Dorris
Marcelle Larson
Debbie Long
Martha Weilert
Timberlake
G. C. van Nice
Robert W. Hart
van Nice
A. L. Mathewson
Yucaipa
Los Angeles
Ralph and
Clarence Bartholomew
Ben Barfoot
Kirk
Kent
Noel
Scott Barfoot
Kansas City
Loyd Brannon
Columbus
Brannon
Helen Lacy
Humboldt
Mary Ellen Stadler
Iola
Colorado River
ARTA
Colorado
Lee’s Ferry
Thorsell Receives Reappointment for KU Residence Scholarship
Margaret Thorsell is reappointed to a residence scholarship at Watkins Scholar ship Hall, University of Kansas Lawrence. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Galen E. Thorsell Sr. and R. J. Louise Highbaugh. She has completed an IBM training course in Kansas City and formerly served as a secretary in the Chamber of Commerce office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thorsell
Watkins Scholarship
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Galen E. Thorsell, Sr
R. J
Louise Highbaugh
M. C. Highbaugh
W. 9Th
IBM
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Service of Holy Communion at First Methodist Church
A mid summer service of Holy Communion will be observed at the 10 45 worship hour Sunday morning at First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Olsen Sheets and family return to San Leandro visit
Mr and Mrs Olsen C Sheets and Terrence Lynn have returned to San Leandro California after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Cation at 514 S Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen C. Sheets
Terrence Lynn
San Leandro
Calif
Robert Cation
S. Santa Fe
Car damage and vehicle theft report in city notices
Mrs J N Holcomb reports damage to the left rear fender of her 1965 Pontiac while parked at Lincoln and Elm. Police responded to a Tioga Hotel tap room disturbance at midnight with a fight noted but participants gone. Seth Gray reports a 1955 Chevrolet belonging to him driven off from in front of his residence and located about 30 minutes later at 14th and Katy.
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J. N. Holcomb
N. Western
Lincoln and
Elm
Tioga Hotel
Seth Gray
S. Evergreen
14Th
Katy
Vandalism hits Steffens Dairy Drive with brick through door
A brick was thrown through a door glass at Steffens Dairy Drive 924 W Main around 10 45 last night. Thursday night vandals extensively damaged a sign there.
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Steffens Dairy
W. Main
Grant to Study Chewing at Case Institute of Tech
The federal government funds a chewing study with a $71,798 grant awarded to Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland Ohio. The Division of Dental Health backs the project announced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Ohio
Division of Dental Health
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM. Patient census stands at 58. Friday admissions include Helen Ackerson Joseph Wible Carl Rommel C D Blackwood and William Frederick Eric all listed as medical cases. Dismissal Friday includes George Allen Jr. Today inpatients include Mary Roberts Oral Lydick with Larson noted for surgery and medical care. Discharges today include Roy Anderson Mitchell Mosely James Armitage Wilbur Mitchem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ackerson
S. Western
Joseph Wible
S. Grant
Carl Rommel
S. Forest
C. D. Blackwood
E. 9Th
William Frederick
Eric
George Allen Jr
S. Plummer
Mary Roberts
Larson
W. Main
Roy Anderson
Mitchell Mosely
N. Garfield
James Armitage
Buffalo
Wilbur Mitchem
Boyd Earl Litherland Honored With Party
A party honoring Boyd Earl Litherland on his second birthday was held Thursday afternoon at his parents’ home 1515 S. Central. Refreshments were served to Sandy and Sherry Clemens Terry and Becky Savidge Diana and Debbie Clemens Jimmy Larsen Mikie Bailey Joe Jamie and Jerry Haines Danny Cook Kathy Bright and Steve and Mike Hosfelt.
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Boyd Earl Litherland
Lee Litherland
S. Central
Sandy
Sherry Clemens
Terry
Becky Savidge
Diana
Debbie Clemens
Jimmy Larsen
Mikie Bailey
Joe
Jamie
Jerry Haines
Danny Cook
Kathy Bright
Steve
Mike Hosfelt
Boy Killed In Fall From Truck In Kansas Pasture
James Hammer, a 3 year old from Ulysses Kansas, fell from his father Jess Hammer's water truck while hauling cattle. The door opened on a turn and the boot slipped off as the father tried to grab his son. The child was crushed beneath the rear wheels.
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Ulysses
Kan
James Hammer
Jess Hammer
Portland Faces Prolonged Electric Fan Shortage
In Portland Oregon residents struggle as a heat wave stretches into its 58th day with temperatures in the 90s. Retailers report scarce electric fans and one wholesaler says he had 1900 units two weeks ago but is now sold out.
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Portland
Ore
80 Kansans Plan Visit To Canada
A Kansas trade mission of 80 members will visit Canada next month to discuss reciprocal investment and licensing opportunities. The group flies to Toronto September 10, tours Ottawa briefings, and ends with a Kansas Day at Expo 67 on September 15. Participants pay 477.75 dollars each and the mission aims to boost Kansas exports northward.
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Topeka
Kansas
Canada
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Willard Balderson
Wamego
Kansas Export Council
Toronto
Ottawa
Balderson
New York
One Is Killed In Bus Car Crash
A bus in misty rain struck a skidding car on Interstate 75 in Wapakoneta Ohio killing the car driver Sam Wolf 44 of Gi bralter Mich. The bus carried 39 people with 27 reporting minor injuries. Wolf was trapped in the burning car.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
Sam Wolf
Gibralter
Mich
Smog Eases Across Eastern Seaboard Today
The smog that blanketed the Eastern Seaboard since Wednesday has largely cleared, with showers forecast to sweep remaining pockets. The NY City Air Pollution Control Center said conditions did not reach danger levels, though breathing remained difficult outdoors from Albany to the Carolina coast.
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New York
Seaboard
Albany
N.Y
Connecticut
Carolina Coast
Georgia
New York City
Social Calendar for Tuesday August 22 1967
BPW Circle at First Baptist Church and Vashti Chapter OES meet at the Community Center at 7 30 p m. Charute Textile Paint Club holds a day event at N Malcolm Community Center from 9 a m to 4 p m.
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BPW
First Baptist Church
Vashti Chapter
Charute Textile Paint Club
N. Malcolm Community Center
Shower Honors Judy Carlson
A bridal shower for Judy Carlson was held at Grant Avenue Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Guests gathered for a gold and moss green themed event with 46 attendees. Miss Carlson is to marry Dean Youngberg on September 3.
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Judy Carlson
Grant Avenue Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
Dwight Youngberg
Overland Park
Carl Magill
S. Allen
Glenn Eastburn
S. Central
Carlson
Dean Youngberg
Bridge Winners Named From Country Club Play
Three tables of bridge were played at the Country Club yesterday afternoon with winners Mrs. Don Elder Mrs. John McCall and Mrs. Joe Sutcliffe taking top honors.
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Don Elder
John McCall
Joe Sutcliffe
Rural Homemakers Meet in Santa Fe Park
The E. H. Unit picnic at the north shelter house in Santa Fe Park drew eight members eight children and one guest yesterday. President Mrs. Nona Stitt led roll call with members sharing what they liked about the Neosho County Fair. Reports on the fair were given by Mrs. Ernest Kepley and Mrs. Belle Delephane before closing with the club prayer. Next meeting set with Mrs. Doris Stitt on Sept 21.
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E. H. Unit
North Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Nona Stitt
Neosho County
Ernest Kepley
Belle Delephane
Doris Stitt
Humboldt BPW Club holds picnic and retirement tributes
Humboldt Business and Professional Women's club met at the Community Park cabin for a picnic. Maggie Herman presided as committees were named to design signs and assign the hospitality room schedule for Biblesta. A program on BPW history and emblem meaning was given by Margaret Brinkman with help from Lilian Freeman Frances Armel and Ethel Allen. A retirement party honored Mrs Armel of the Humboldt Union after 14 years.
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Humboldt
Humboldt Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cabin
Community Park
Maggie Herman
Biblesta
BPW
Margaret Brinkman
Lilyan Freeman
Frances Armel
Ethel Allen
Armel
Humboldt Union
Dorothy Carder
Natalie Johnson
Beth
Kankakee
Ill
Orr
Irene Decker
Humboldt High School
Ramada Inn
Topeka
Nat Armel
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Make Believe
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance
Chanute Erie
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Farm Bureau Mutual
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Parsons Jaycees
Adams
Prmitari
Madelet
Chanute Area
Christian Crusade
Royster Stadium
North Allen
West Oak
Humboldt Bpw
The
Chanute Tribune
Family Shopping
Main and
Plummer Road
Olsons
U.S.D.A
Swift
Balin
Gerber's Baby Food
All Flavors
Maison
Welch's
van Camp
Strongheart Dog Food
Maxwell
Forman Pickle
Box Olson
Kaiser
Giant
Downey
King Downey
Reg
King
Handy Andy
Family Bold
Breeze
AJAX
Betty Crocker
BAIN
Gillette
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Sunkist Oranges
Jonathan
Thayer
Park Lane
Kraft Natural Longhorn
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