Boyle Pities the Poor Fish But Is Forced to Pull em In
Hal Boyle recounts a Bahamian bonefishing day with Don Whitehead that yields a record 25 bonefish, sparking doubt about the sport's difficulty. He quits before repeating the feat, arguing fishing feels too easy and flawed, then naps aboard the boat while Whitehead continues to fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Andros
Bahamas
Don Whitehead
FBI
Whitehead
Rudy
Bhamas Islands
Whithead
Thanksgiving Guests and Visits Across Local Families
Thanksgiving gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. C. W Goodinson with Ricky and Arcadia guests. Sunday visitors at Wilford Markham’s home. Solon Markham and Earl French hosting holiday meals with Chanute and Hepler connections. Dowling family holiday visitors from Pittsburg and Wichita. Darrell Jackson and daughters hosting Thanksgiving with R. L. Coghill among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
C. W Goodinson
Ricky
Fred James
Obie James
Perry Evans
Jimmie
Charles Shifflet
Arcadia
Archie James
Hepler
Wilford Markham
John Owens
Chetopa
J. S. Whitteberry
Chanute
Lovey Fitz John
Tulsa Okla
J. H. Mein
O. K. Killougi
George Jackson
Minnie Coghill
Jim Walker
St. Louis
Waller
Jane Bammann
Elmer Bammann
Dewey Waller
Earl French
Billy
Laura Harris
Cherryvale
John Doub
Duane Jackson
Valerie
Merriam
Darrell Jackson
Sharyl
Lori
Oliver Killough
Wayne Stringer
Pittsburg
Margaret Foster
Francis Sexton
Sexton
Independence
Helen Pryor
Foster
Fred Wadsack
Barbara
Tulsa
Okla
John Wadsack
August Johnson
George Wilcox
Lola Jones
Hutchinson
Courage at the Bridge honors eight Coffeyville Bell men
In Coffeyville on December 4 a dinner honored eight Southwestern Bell employees for rescue work when Verdigris river floodwaters collapsed a bridge. Three lives were saved, two were lost, and recipients included Burle Neeley Floyd Horton Leo Moore Charles Jones Ray Wagner Linn Grave Henry Bafus and Ralph Donnelly. Bronze Vail medals carried $250 awards were given to Neeley Horton Moore. Others earned special citations.
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Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Kansas
Coffeyville
Verdigris River
Burle Neeley
Floyd Horton
Leo Moore
Charles Jones
Ray Wagner
Linn Grave
Henry Bafus
Ralph Donnelly
Southwestern Bell
Neeley
Horton
Moore
Bell System
Vail
Theodore N. Vail
Bell
Dad
Thanksgiving weekend with relatives in Walnut area
Long list of local families and friends visiting for Thanksgiving in Walnut and neighboring towns. Birth announcements include a baby boy born December 2 in St. Louis weighing seven pounds. Social visits cover dinners, weekend guests, travel from Chanute and Wichita, and church-affiliated events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wayne Wright
Joe van Leeuwen
Kansas City
Tony van Leeuwen
Frank Baumstark
Derby
St. Patrick’s Parish
Walnut
Howard Hurst
Columbus
Emma Wright
Jack Heitman
John Heitman
Heitman
U. S. Marines
North Carolina
L. L. Johns
Chanute
Alpha Seals
Clyde Sands
Fred Wadsack
Barbara
Tulsa
Okla
Dan Butler
John Wadsack
Mary Lundrigan
Charles Robinson
Chinook
Mont
Ellis Larkin
Bartlesville
Ben Tillman
Cherokee
GIs in Europe Accused of Chasing Skirts Denied
California congressman Rep. George P. Miller says after a European inspection tour that American soldiers in Europe have high morale and morals on the highest plane. He stresses mothers need not worry about their youngsters overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Europe
Miller
House Armed Services Committee
Improved Forecasting Likely for Hurricanes
Weather experts say full control of hurricanes is impossible but forecast accuracy for paths should improve. A new report issued today by the weather authority outlines advances in tracking, modeling, and early warning systems to help prepare coastal communities.
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Washington
The
Forecasting Hurricanes 48 Hours Ahead Progress Report
Smithsonian Institution notes that recent experiments suggest it may be possible to forecast hurricane movements 24 to 48 hours in advance. The finding comes from R. C. Gentry and R. H. Simpson of the Weather Bureau's National Hurricane Research Project based in West Palio Beach, Florida.
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Smithsonian Institution
R. C. Gentry
R. H. Simpson
Weather Bureau
National Hurricane Research Project
West Palio Beach
Fla
Nutmeg and Spices Lift Cream of Spinach and Chicken Soup
A faint suggestion of nutmeg mace or ground cloves elevates cream of spinach or chicken soup. The warm spice notes enhance the dish with subtle aromatic depth.
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Albert Endres
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
C. A. Jones
Harold Jones
Sandra Hurst
Glen Hurst
Albuquerque
N. M
Henry Boward
Ernest Bradshaw
Carrie Bradshaw
Fletcher Haverly
St. Paul
Leroy Puckett
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Doris Marie
Hary Little
N. B. Puckett
Bobby Geary
Thelma Dowling
Dale Geary
Allen
Gene Hill
Frank Hill
Charles Martin
Chicago
Roy Martin
Claudia Martin
John Rinkemeyer
St. Patrick’s
Kingman
Missouri
Carrie Buss
Winfield
Dale Buss
Kenneth Jacquinot
Leonard Jacquinot
Scott Wright
Gary
Thayer
Patsy Schreurer
Parsons
Jo Ann Schreurer
Calvin Cobb
Harold Schreurer
John Sampson
Roy Hurst
Hurst
Jerry Endicott
Jerry Mitchell
Karen Theising
Girard
Frank Mitchell
Dodge City
the Tribune
Dean
Doan
Charute
Friendly Store
E. Main
General Electric
Home Appliance CO
Tan SS Sles
Vtamia
Niacin
Reguier Milk
Mutgmin
Co Ecertpereres
Vitorur
Page
CRACE
U.S
Lapham
Terrill
P.J
Challis
Coats
Dacron
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