Local updates and notices from Benedict area
Murray Hill students exceed Junior Red Cross quota raising 23.85 for Neosho County chapter. Ever Ready 4-H to hold December 6 Christmas party at North Valley school. Benedict residents head abroad and homecomings noted as Almonds prepare for Germany assignment. Social security help offered by Lorna Howe in Benedict Chamber office. Local hearings set for Tony Goben dog at large. Wichita salesmen warned. home calls require license. Veterans Commission outreach scheduled monthly at Memorial building. Cross-word of Benedict area social and civic items wrap.
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Murray Hill School
Red Cross
Neosho County
Weekend Guests and Family Visits Across Benedict Area
Weekend guests included 31r. and Mrs. Dwight Story west of Roper and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Milligan with sons near Buffalo. Tuesday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hoffman in Benedict were Mrs. Hoffman's brother and his wife Clarence J. Goering of Newton and their nephew Clarence J. Graber of Mound Ridge. Ethel Armstrong of Imperial California visits Benedict with Nellie Parsons and other relatives. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. G G. Cress and Raymond Cress in Benedict were Marion Shaw and Mike and Mabel Reveley of Wichita.
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Dwight Story
Roper
Roy Milligan
C. G. Hoffman
Benedict
Ethel Armstrong
Imperial
Calif
Nellie Parsons
G G. Cress
Raymond Cress
Marion Shaw
Mike
Mabel Reveley
Wichita
Admittances Dismissals Birth and Court Actions Unfold
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admits and dismissals for Tuesday and today including patients Robert Nelson John Hartwig C F Hight Rebecca Jones John Alfred. Mrs Roscoe Offenbacker Ole Mays Terry Washburn Vada Strean Candido Godinez Maude Alexander Warren Alford birth of a Humboldt girl. District Court Chanute hears divorces Moore Moores Beamer and Beaman quiet title ruling. Notices to drill filed by multiple parties in Allen County with various starting dates and projected depths.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Robert Nelson
W. Elm
Surgical
John H. Hartwig
Chanute
Medical
C. F. Hight
Thayer
Rebecca Jones
Humboldt
John Alford
R. 3
Roscoe Offenbacker
Buffalo
Clifford Robinson
S. Steuben. Dismissals Today — Mrs. Ole Mays, 1212 N. Lafayette; Terry Washburn
N. Grant
Vada Strean
S. Rutter
Candido Godinez and Son
S. Washington
Maude S. Alexander
Robert Warren
Warren Alford
W. Oak
Dean Boman
District Court
Henry F. Moore
Wynona Fern Moore
Vera Maxine Wolf
Patricia Ann Beamer
Glenn
Virginia Alexander
Robert C. Beaman
Marion F. Trent
Deaths and Funerals Wolken and Wilson rites
Funeral services are planned for Peter Carl Wolken at St. Patrick's Catholic Church at 9 am Thursday with burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery. A rosary is set for 8 pm today at Johnson Mortuary. Mrs. Charles Wilson will be honored at a 2 80 pm Thursday service at Pierce Funeral Home in Erie with burial at Huff Cemetery in Stark. The Rev. A F Anderson will officiate and the body will lie in state at the funeral home.
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Peter Carl Wolken
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Kansas City Livestock and Produce Prices Rise Across Markets
Kansas City reports higher cattle and hog prices with cattle futures firming and bulls up to 50 cents. Parson's market shows modest gains. beef and veal values remain strong with U.S. No. 1 grades fetching upper-end bids. Wholesale eggs and produce unchanged while grains show mixed moves across No 2 and red varieties.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Chicago
Chanute Culture Club hears Rev. Boyd Latimer talk
Mrs. J S Winkler hosted Who's Who Study Club with Mrs. E W Schooley presiding The group discussed Southeast Kansas TB hospital plans for a Christmas luncheon Dec 17 at Mrs C C McGee's home The lesson Traditional Custom of Folklore was given by Mrs W A Coonred Refreshments were served to 13 members by Mrs Winkler aided by her daughter Mrs Hazel Oyster as guest
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Coban
Aidi
Boyd Latimer
Chanute Culture Club
D. A. Klingner
W. Main
Dollie Prindle
Hilliards
D. A. Finney
F. G. Hooker
Outlook Study Club
S. Forest
Gordon Gray
The
Tuberculosis Association
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
George McCune
United States
J. S. Winkler
S. Evergreen
E. W. Schooley
Southeast Kansas
Adlai Sheds Advisor Role Ahead of NATO Paris Meeting
Adlai Stevenson, longtime Democratic leader and Ike critic, declined to extend his advisory role to the December NATO Paris summit. He cited lack of authority to shape policy and potential confusion for allies, though he sided with most Eisenhower NATO proposals. Stevenson issued a formal statement explaining his decision and its reasons.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Paris
Stevenson
NATO
Judge Hill Rules In Federal Cases
In Wichita Jewell W. Wilson of Wilson and Fanning pleaded guilty to 25 ICC safety rule violations and was fined $10 per count by U.S. District Judge Delmas C. Hill. Also, Harvey D. Houlton and Robert D. Houlton and others pleaded guilty to mail fraud for a false financial statement to Hawkeye Securities to obtain a surety bond for Junction City Livestock Sales Co. Judge Hill deferred sentence to December 16 for a report of prior records.
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Wichita
Jewell W. Wilson
Wilson and Fanning
Garden City
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S
Delmas C. Hill
Harvey D. Houlton
Robert D. Houlton
Abilene
Lawrence Houlton
Denver
Emanuel H. Becker
Durham
Kas
Hawkeye Securities Co
Junction City Livestock Sales Co
Hill
Ferrell Pleads Guilty to Mailing Obscene Literature
Harold George Ferrell of Independence pleaded guilty to mailing obscene literature to his daughter Mary Ferrell in Independence Missouri. Judge Hill deferred sentence and said Ferrell may appear in Fort Scott for sentencing.
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Harold George Ferrell
Independence
Mary Ferrell
Hill
Ferrell
Fort Scott
Remedy dry hair with hot olive oil treatment
How can I remedy dry hair Answers suggest heating pure olive oil and applying to hair and scalp. Wrap in a towel, sleep with it, then wash next morning with mild liquid shampoo. Repeat about once a week. Prevent grease when frying by draining on brown wrapping paper. Add a pinch of sugar to oil once opened to prevent rancidity.
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Willard
Glen's Tire
Wilson's Davis
North Valley School
Ray L. Almond
New York
Munich
Germany
Pvt
Almond
Armed Forces
370Th Armed Infantry Battalion
William A. Young
Richland, Mo
Mrs
Ray Scott
Marion Vaughn
Mariann
Lorna Howe
Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Les Matthews
Chamber
Timmy Rule
Marvin Bicknell
W. 2Nd
Tony Goben
Kansas
West Third
Kansas Veterans’ Commission
Charles Steele
Hoisington
Francis Cole
Mildred Crowe
Osawatomie
Elizabeth Murphy
Minneapolis, Minn
Daily Transcript
Allen County
Gordon J. Willis
Chamute
Kettle
John J. Sheldon
St. Humboldt No
Hendric
Bec
Sinclair Oil & Gas Company
Tulsa
F. E. Doty
Peters Drilling Company
Rotary Weiner Petroleum Company
H. C. Gerken
Company Tools
T. D
Star
Spudder Aylward and
Willis
Dietrich
Wolken
Ban-Lon
Shirley Lee
Parsons
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City Hay
Secs Seeenness
Ccsccieres
Roy Chapple
Fred Lantz
Davis H. Estill
Coral Cables, Fla
F. H. Dugan
S. Plummer
Twentieth Century Study Club
P. B. Darlington
T. N. Bradford
North Pole
Hubert Ulrich
Modern Study Club
John Nation
S. Larson
Ulrich
Thomas Hart Brenton
Wall Street
Am Tel&Tel
Atchison
Mont Ward
Busly
Penney
Adlai
Advisor
Kiddy Korner
Little
Widdy Korner
Plpp A
Judge Hill
Chanute Tribune
Boyd Burns
S. Santa Fe
Coats & Suits
Bates
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