Grace Nui Grace I dies at 77, retired Baptist missionary
Grace Nui Grace I, 77, a retired missionary with the American Baptist Mission Society, died this morning at Neosho Manor after an extended illness. Born August 22, 1887, in Vincetown, New Jersey, she was a Newton Theological Seminary graduate and retired in 1953 as a missionary.
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Hill Santal Girls School Leader Dies and Bengal Mission Ties
Miss Hill led Santal Girls Mission School and an orphanage in Bengal after a long service career. Her background included training at Newton and an AB degree from Oberlin. The report notes her move to Chanute after retirement and details stock market and Kansas City cattle and hogs results from AP dispatches.
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Topeka
Wichita
Egg and butter price trends vary across markets
Kansas City reports consumer eggs steady with large wholesale eggs up to 80 cents per dozen. Chicago notes weak butter with AA 93 and A 92 scores at 58, other butter grades around 57. Egg prices show irregular movement from 1 cent lower to 1 cent higher across whites and mixed grades. No commodity sales listed for wheat corn oats or soybeans. soybean oil at 11s.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Water district hearing near Parsons seeks to form
Neosho county commissioners hold a public hearing Monday at 1 p.m. on a petition to create a 100 square mile water district spanning Neosho and Labette counties. The action includes electing a board of directors at 6 p.m. in Parsons and notes tentative Parsons water supply agreement. Robert August Axcell of Mountain Home Arkansas, 82, is named in the obit.
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Climbing Set at Prison Lecture Excludes Gear
Jim Whittaker of Seattle, first American to summit Everest, invited to lecture inmates at McNeil Island Federal Prison. Warden requests no ropes or climbing gear. Also notes Puerto Rico bay bioluminescence and a death in San Antonio. Life expectancy for Americans rising from 47.3 years in 1900 to about 70 today.
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Tacoma
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Jim Whittaker
Seattle
Everest
McNeil Island
Window damage and check passers mark holiday police brief
Police logged two BB pellet window damage reports affecting Ralph Ruggles and C A Morris. A teen suspected in a check passing eluded officers. Three minor traffic crashes occurred after 6 p m. A 1959 Chevrolet hit a parked 1958 Ford in West Main. The Forever Christmas Tree story hour for children is set at 10:30 Saturday in the library.
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N. Garfield
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Wichita
Carl H. Diepenbach
Fredonia
Warren Fitch Jr
W. Wal Nut
Mary Booe
Lincoln
Main
Mable D. McCoy
West Main
Edward Maksimowicz
E. Santa Fe
Funeral set for Grace Hill in First Baptist church
Survivors include two sisters Mrs Adeline Fortney of 225 W 3rd and Mrs Arthur Carruthers of Los Angeles and three brothers Dr Norman L Hill of Berea Kentucky Henry Hill of Bainbridge New York and Rowland Hill of Margaretville New York The service occurs at 2 pm Monday at the First Baptist church with Revs Dale J Sneeringer and William T Hunt officiating Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery Koch Skinner Memorial Home handles arrangements Contributions may be made to the Grace Hill Memorial Fund at the First Baptist church for India mission work.
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Arthur Carruthers
Los Angeles
Norman L. Hill
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Henry Hill
Bainbridge
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Rowland Hill
Margaretville
N.Y
First Baptist Church
Dale J. Sneeringer
William T. Hunt
Four Days Notice for Postmark Entry Deadline
Public notice states entries must be mailed by midnight on December 15 to Charles C. Winfrey at 311 N. Garfield. The brief warns late submissions will not be accepted.
Descendants Tie Kinship to 78 Year Old Mrs Schinstock
In Kinsley Kansas AP report, Mrs Katie Schinstock 78 notes she is part of triplets and has twin daughters, twin granddaughters and twin great grandsons among 29 descendants. The family lineage shows multiple generations in a single line.
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Kinsley, Kan
Katie Schinstock
Farm Bureau study on buying a national food chain
The American Farm Bureau Federation delegates voted to study a proposal from Ohio to acquire a national food retailing chain. Backers argue chain ownership could push processors to negotiate with farm marketing cooperatives on prices. Directors would report at the 1965 Chicago convention. The group also criticized the war on poverty and Rural Development program funding.
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Philadelphia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Chicago
Memorial Hospital admissions and births in Thursday update
Daily Transcript lists admissions at Memorial Hospital including Adele Gutierrez Humboldt and Jackie Burris Lafayette with medical stays, Henrietta Olson surgery, Della Wilmot medical, Jess Guiou Buffalo surgery, Edward McGehee medical. dismissals include John Walters, Humboldt residents, and Clarence Snart. birth announced for Mr and Mrs Lamar Whitson. Also notes Chanute residents Otto Nichols and Les ter Christmas admitted for medical reasons.
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Kansas
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W. Ist
Death Takes Kilbride 76 in Los Angeles
Actor Percy Kilbride aged 76 died at Chase Sanitarium after a February brain surgery and later pneumonia. He suffered an auto crash on September 21 and spent weeks in Hollywood hospitals. The veteran actor, known for playing Pa Kent in the Pike family films, leaves a sister Mrs. John L. Crowley of Los Angeles.
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Atlas Centaur Rocket Flies Successful Test Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Atlas Centaur two ton stage and model moonship reached a circular orbit 103 miles high in a precise test flight. The success marks the second of four tests and suggests the rocket may overcome prior delays opening the door to a Surveyor moon mission late next year.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Project Surveyor
Police Court Action for Glenn L. Alking
Glenn L. Alking of Route 1 faced police court action after failing to yield right of way. A $10 bond was posted on the cited Wednesday incident.
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Glenn L. Alking
War plans grow as U S eyes intensified Laotian actions
Officials say the United States and South Vietnam agreed on steps to intensify the war against Communist guerrillas. Some officials imply possible air strikes on supply lines in Laos, though direct attacks on North Vietnam were not confirmed. The announcements followed Taylor’s visit and discussions with President Johnson.
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United States
South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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