Christmas programs and community notices span local groups
Reports describe Group 3 and Group 4 meetings with devotions and Christmas themes, hostesses for January, and care for ill residents. Evangelistic services at First Baptist end as Rev. Morone preaches with Pastor Rev. McGuire. Local obituaries note W N Sid Hines of Visalia, 49, in a car crash possibly linked to a heart attack. A birthday party honors Linda Crismas, and Mrs. Len B Herod recuperates at home after surgery. Next Saturday is Erie Christmas Turkey Day with a parade, Santa, and merchant turkeys staged by the Chamber of Commerce led by James White.
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Edward Knecht
Topeka
Robert Herod
Knecht
First Baptist Church
Joe Morone
Bob McGuire
Harold Heaton
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Lee Kennedy
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Russell Hines
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Everett Crismas
Emma McKelvey
Harrison Dehart
Nancy Richards
James Heady
Ernest Janssen
Wayland Harvey
Robert Crismas
Len B. Herod
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Santa
Chamber of Commerce
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Frederick Swan
Bill George
Jim Wright
Tom Burress
Four Unnecessary Holes in the Head of the Average American
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky facts from mail to manners noting four dental cavities in the average head and other curious items. The column riffs on sleepwalking, moonlighting, and odd local ordinances, reflecting a midcentury wry take on everyday life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ohio State
First Christian Church CWF Christmas Meetings Report
Four groups of the First Christian Church CWF concluded December sessions with Christmas themes. January 12 is the next meeting date. Group 1, hosted by Mrs. McCoy with co-hostess Mrs. Hazen, featured devotions by Mrs. Mahar and a lesson on Christmas Lights. Thirteen members attended with refreshments. Group 2, hosted by Mrs. Newell, had ten attendees with devotions on The Christmas Story and The Gift of the Magi.
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Henry Watkins
James White
Watkins
Helen Pierce
Clyde Wilcox
Paul Casady
Ralph Janssen
Fairy Anderson
Ava Ferguson
Gale Mullen
First Christian Church Cwf
Fred McCoy
Don Hazen
Ralph Mahar
Hazen
A. L. Palmer
Raymond McDermod
Frederick Swan
John Hazen
State Angus Group Elects Officers
WICHITA AP George W. Gagel of Lenexa Kansas was elected president Sunday of Kansas Angus Assn He succeeds Robert L Hudelson of Pomona Other officers include Kenneth Moore of Roxbury vice president Emmett Shank of Hope secretary and Fred Schultis of Great Bend treasurer
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George W. Gagel
Lenexa
Kas
Sunday of
Kansas
Angus Assn
Robert L. Hudelson
Pomona
Kenneth Moore
Roxbury
Emmett Shank
Hope
Fred Schultis
Great Bend
Herter Affirms NATO Confidence For Coming Decade
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter voiced strong faith in NATO to meet evolving needs of the coming decade. In prepared remarks for a Paris talks trip he did not specify plans for a separate NATO nuclear rocket force but carried proposals on its possible creation and U S deployment of hundreds of Polaris missiles to Europe under NATO command.
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Christian A. Herter
North Atlantic Alliance
Paris
Herter
NATO
United States
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Kennedy may approve NATO nuclear force project says Herter
Former U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk cited in report that President-elect Kennedy is expected to take office January 20 and that Christian Herter believes Kennedy will approve the NATO nuclear force project.
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Herter
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Auction notice lists large yard of housewares and equipment
The McCoy Auction Co in Chanute Kansas advertises a sale with items including appliances refrigerators stoves washers and ranges, beds, furniture, a Nash sedan, tools and machinery from Allis Chalmers, and more. Terms are cash with no liability for accidents. items to be auctioned Tuesday afternoon at the Auction House.
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Westinghouse
Crosley
Roper
Detroit
Brunswick
Allis Chalmers
Fredonia Second in Hutchinson Debate Tournament
The 21st annual invitational debate tournament at Hutchinson High School was won by Pittsburg High School with Fredonia taking second place. Garden City and Garden City Tribune coverage noted the event as part of the Saturday competition.
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Two-Day Tournament Draws 49 High Schools
Topeka tied for third with Wellington as 49 high schools competed in the two day tournament.
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