SeKan Re Elects Young President at annual meeting
SeKan Area Boy Scout Council re elected Bill Young of 126 S Steuben as president by the executive board in Independence. The board named board members from Chanute Altoona Humboldt and others with C M Funston Independence as council commissioner and James Page Coffeyville as vice president. The 1958 plans call for 110 units and a total of 3300 boys. two weeks at Bee Creek Lake camp and one week at Jayhawk Camp. The program will be outlined at January meeting in Neodesha.
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Bill Young
S. Steuben
SeKan Area
E. W. Johnson
Carl Pate
George Palen
Chanute
George McCuistion
Altoona
Bill Cannon
Norman Beyma
Nat Armel
Humboldt
C. M. Funston
Independence
James Page
Coffeyville
Powell Awbrey
Parsons
Dale Newland
Iola
F. A. Moorhead
Neodesha
Fred Wilkin Jr
National Council
Alvin Goering
Murray Meador Parsons
Potter
Bee Creek Lake
Jayhawk Camp
Notice of Administratrix for Neosho County Estates
Creditors heirs and others are notified that Celia Gay was appointed administratrix of the estates of R L Comstock and Sarah Comstock Gaughan in Neosho County Kansas on October 30 1957. Creditors must file demands within nine months of first publication or be barred. Celia Gay administratrix Richard L Ashley attorney.
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Chanute Tribune
Pribate Court
Neosho County
Kansas
R. J Comstock
Sarah Comstock Gaughan
R. L. Comstock
Celia Gay
Tra
Robert Anderson
State OF Kansas
Olive Anna Anderson
Ira Robert Anderson
Erie
Robert Pennington
Krll Comstock
T LL. Comstock
Sarah Comstock Caughan
Esate
FR. L. Comstock
Soran Comstock Gaughan
Tichard WL. Ashley
Firet
Pearl
Terrill F. Tier
Terrill
Balch & Bailey
Paul Vots Seeks Executive Clemency in Kansas Grand Larceny Case
Last published January 10, 1957, Paul Vots of Neosho County Kansas faces grand larceny conviction. He will apply on January 16 for clemency to the Governor at the Topeka, Kansas office.
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Chanute Tribune
Atu
Neosho County
Kansas
Jan M
Topeka
Tioga
Chanute
Attendance at last meeting cited around fifty
A report notes attendance at the previous session was about 50 people, with discussion continuing on agenda items and local matters.
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R Young
Humboldt Presbyterian Wom en Service Guild year end luncheon
Humboldt Presbyterian Wom ens Service Guild held its end of year luncheon at the church with a Christmas themed program led by Mrs A L Googins and worship leader Mrs Harvey Markle. The event included circle group meetings to finish year business, plans for holidays, and a music fund creation for new Sunday school song books. Junior class to present annual play The Incompleted Pass at 8 p m Tuesday with cast members listed.
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Presbyterian Women’s Service Guild
A. L. Googins
WSG
Harvey Markle
Googins
Christmas Trust
William Birtch
Charles Fussman
Robert Townsend
Jane Barlow
Maggie Buchanan
Phyllis Brown
Nancy Halliwell
Todd Cannon
Local theater notes and mission plans highlight town events
Lil Abner opened with Dick Knox and Russell Dunning roles as rehearsals proceed for a matinee at 1:45 p.m. Monday. Virginia Pickarts prepares to depart for Sierra Leone to teach in Moyamba, starting a three year term, after furlough with her family. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Perkins joined Charles Bair and family for a dinner. Humboldt band to parade in Coffeyville with Nazarene church services observed. Humboldt Library board held its December meeting hosted by A J Trueblood with members Finney, Johnson, Caldwell, Barfoot, and Moore present.
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Dick Knox
Leo Hansen
Russell Dunning
Kenneth Brinkman
Jud Morse
Elaine Debler
Kathie Morse
Kate Collison
Gabrielle Duchesne
Linda Stoll
Dorothy Miller
Eugene Reaves
Miss Flynn
Virginia Pickarts
British West Africa
E. A. Pickarts
Miss Pickarts
New York
Sierra Leone
Hartford
Moyamba
Iowa
Ohio
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Richard Nachtigal
Buhler
Alan Pickarts
Larned
Ted Perkins
Charles Bair
Iola
Melvin Perkins
Coffeyville
Lowell Swinney
Hutchinson
Fred Wemmer
Mike
Yates Center
Lester Garver Jr
C. S. Bair
Perkins
Humboldt
A. J. Trueblood
Humboldt Library Board
Trueblood
Robert A. Finney
Lloyd Johnson
W. C. Caldwell
Ben Barfoot
Kate Moore
Program of Events By Church of Nazarene For Anniversary Year
In observance of the 1953 Golden Anniversary year the First and Lafayette Church of the Nazarene outlined an events program. A watch night service on December 31 leads into January 1 evangelistic campaign with Rev. and Mrs. Ross Emrick, continuing through January 5. January features Bible readers groups and each service begins with oral Bible readings. A new anniversary song The Sun Never Sets in the Morning by Dr. Haldor Lillenas will be sung at all services. The church will also cooperate-
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Church of the Nazarene
First
Lafayette
Claude E. Pittenger
Ross*Emrick
Bay City
Mich
Haldor Lillenas
Handcuff Fracas Ends With Jailbreak Aid
Patrolman Roy Sneed of River Oaks trapped a Navy style cuff on his wrist while playing with it. He frantically summoned authorities including the sheriff, FBI, U S marshal, Fort Worth police, and state patrol. State trooper Henry Cornelius picked the lock and freed him.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Roy Sneed
River Oaks
Sneed
Sheriff's Office
FBI
U. S. Marshal
Fort Worth Police
State Highway Patrol
Naval Reserve
Air Police
Henry Cornelius
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Pineapple Junction
Church of Nazarene
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Sheriff's Sale
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Grant Street
Resi
Lee H. Montgomery
Baby Do
P.J
Robes
Mom
Sis
W. Mana
Union Valley School
Dan Dower
John Thielen
Homer Waggoner
F. A. Prosser
Roy Johnson
E. W. Maxwell
Thielen
Bank of Commerce
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Daniel Green
James
Foodtown
General Electric
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