Elsmore Honor Roll Highlights Local Students
The Elsmore high school second six weeks honor roll features A roll members Mary Ann Bauer Wilma Dunlap Regina Larson Cynthia Nelson and Rebecca Stange and B roll students Lavon Baker Patty Burke Valerie Coday Merrill Cunningham Ann Dunlap David Fewins Ramona Hufford Gene Henrikson Alan Howell Carolyn Mefford Larry Mefford Linda Mills Lanny Roedel Stanley Stewart and Jerry Swanson. Community notices cover showers, club meetings, dinners and visits among local families including Ard Procyk pairs, Ericson, Boydston, Daniels, Lander and Ard families with multiple social gatherings and hospital update for Carrol Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ard
Alex Procyk
Earl Ericson
George Works
Humboldt
Nell Zimmerman
Clara Boydston
Mmes
Genevieve Marrs
James Newkirk
Louise Lamb
Olga Alderman
Orpha Watson
Lititia
Two-Member Parole Board Is Questioned
Hutchinson Kansas AP attorney challenges legality of Kansas Parole Board operating with two members for nearly a year. Writ filed on behalf of Albert Murray serving burglary and larceny sentence. three member board promised by 1961 act. Hearing set Thursday as vacancy follows Wilbur Leonard resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Parole Board
Wilbur Leonard
Chesley Looney
Divert Yeagley
Topeka
Charles McAfee
A-2c Leroy McClung Transferred to Greenland Duty
Walnut Word reports A-2c Leroy McClung moved from Schilling AFB Salina to Sondestrum AFB Greenland for a year. He is on a 30 day leave with parents Mr and Mrs Clell McClung in Prescott Arizona. Mrs John Doub returns home from Mercy Hospital Fort Scott where she was a surgical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Isaacs
Iola
William Daniels
Sandra
Roy Johnson
Ruby
Haskell Howell
Joyce
Harold Eisenbrandt
Betty
Leland Mattson
Diana
Kenneth Honaker
Linda
Dave Massey
Carrol Lander
Fort Scott Hospital
James Lander
Tulsa
John Doub
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Coin Shortage Alarm Signals Trouble in Stores
The Treasury warned of a worsening coin shortage during the Christmas shopping period. Shortages span denominations with only silver dollars in ample supply, and banks urge circulation. Mint facilities run near nonstop, producing 4.1 billion pieces this year though commerce may need 6 billion. Farmers paid 375 million in motor fuel taxes in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Philadelphia
Denver
United States
Chanute Tribune Briefs December 11 1963
Chanute Tribune reports a December 11 1963 brief from Chanute Kansas covering local notices and short news items. Notable items include community updates, scheduling notes, and short notices involving residents and area organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Tippit Family Fund Nearing $200,000
Dallas police Lt. Verne Hipskind reported adding 15000 to the Tippit family fund, bringing department donations to 140861.25 and with external gifts the total nears 200000 for slain patrolman J. D. Tippit who died while pursuing Lee Harvey Oswald after the Kennedy shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippit
Dallas
Verne Hipskind
J. D. Tippit
Hipskind
Police Department
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Thayer OES elects officers and notes local events
Thayer OES held elections naming Minnie Rutledge as worthy matron and Carl Rutledge as worthy patron of Pearl chapter. Other officers elected include Barbara George as associate matron Ernest Harms as associate patron Joan VanCleave conductress Georgianna Dougherty associate conductress Bernice Walt secretary Ruth Stafford treasurer. Retiring officers Mildred Woolery and Earl Peterson attended the CCA convention in Kansas City. Community notes include a Monday Nite Bridge Club gathering hosted by Frances Hazen, Christmas carols at Loyal Womens class, and a $10 donation to the Christian Womens Benevolent Home in St Louis. Mentions of visits and gatherings of local families follow, with births, travels, and holiday plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCA
Kansas City
Frances Hazen
Barbara George
Carolyn Henderson
George
Eva Pownall
Birdie Peck
Johnnie Cockrum
Novi
Mich
Loyal Womens
Fred Hill
Christian Womens Benevolent Home
St. Louis
James John
The
Christian Church
Leonard Leake
Gone Chapel
New York
Harry Minnich
Rescuers Save Dixie Beagle From Icy Pond
In Troy New York Dixie a beagle fell through seven feet of ice on a pond rescuers joined in the icy swim The owner Bill Sch legel 11 fell in first followed by a friend also 11 A policeman tried Then two more policemen reached Dixie in a rowboat The dog rode to shore as the boys and officers climbed onto thicker ice and walked ashore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N.Y
Dixie
Bill Schlegel
Syeanay
Frien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elsmore
William Daniels Sr
C. L. Price
Wayne Wilson
Don Daniels
Wichita
William Daniels Jr
Lavonburg
James Daniels
Lola
Fred Daniels
Richard Humphrey
Oklahoma
D. L. Daniels
Colorado
Melvin Ard
Emporia
Stella Adams
Harold Adams
Bartlesville
Dean Johnson
Kelly
Mike Beckam
Bill Rand
Helping Hand Club
Clyde Laver
Lloyd Cox
Dean Lu
Esther Ericson
Independence, Mo
Joe Beshoner
Paul
Patty
Alice Faye Ard
DeWayne Ard
Art Jaro
Darrell
Osceola, Mo
Ronald Zornes
Teri
Kincaid
Lillie Ard
Charley Alderman
Herbert Johnson
Erie
Herbert Henderson
Lyle Wing
Louis Stange
Clarence Goyette
Vernon Goyette
John Holmes
Elmer Mattson
Alfred Burenheide
Edna Woods
Pearl Ard
Chanute
Milton Dunlap
E. P. Glamser
Wanda
Ames
Iowa
Herbert Hen
Bert Bennett
Bennetts
Gracie Ludlum
East Elsmore
John Myers
Dean Myers
Clovis
N. M
Duke Myers
Lawrence
Ken Dolls
Fisher Price
Self Service
Howdy
India
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bichpuri
Agra
Lady Bird
Thayer Oes
Glenn Thornton
Jim Hannon
Edna
Dave Bryant
Satanta
Frank Daly
Kathryn Sue
Virgil Johnson
Paola
M. R. Elrod
John Davis
Patti
Sedan
Harry McFarland
Harry Rash
California
Larry Rash
Canoga
Calif
Eunice Rash
W. E. Rash
Santa Barbara
Bill Albers
Littleton
Colo
Kenneth Schulte
Sandra Kaye
W. M. Jones
Frank Schulte
Edward Brown
Olathe
Robert Moody
Clifford Carpenter
RCA Victor
Ed Williamson Stores Inc
East Main
la Tag
Fonneys
Penney's
Peéenney
Towncraft
Penney
Ray
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