Benedict guests attend Waymire dinner event
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waymire included Supt. and Mrs. S O Rose and Lynne, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dollar, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shively, Howard Shively, and Roger Ford of Benedict. A red 18 inch blade chain saw was stolen from Beryl Gray’s rural Neodesha home last week, per Wilson County Sheriff Charles Spohn via police headquarters.
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Richard Waymire
Terry
Christy
Mike
S. O. Rose
Lynne
Robert J. Dollar
Roy Shively
Howard Shively
Roger Ford
Benedict
Beryl Gray
Wilson County
Charles Spohn
Fredonia
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Column
Admittances Monday include Merle Mueller and Mrs Edwin F Sinclair both from Humboldt with surgical cases Pauline Flynn from Humboldt medical and Mrs Edward Turner Jr of 927 S Central medical also Mrs Jack Collins of 1201 S Washington medical. Dismissals Monday include Mr and Mrs Vernon Smith and David of Wichita with today's dismissal of Mrs Wilson Pitman of Humboldt and Mrs A Williams of 1028 S Lafayette.
Deaths and Funerals Reflect Local Residents
Hattie Mae Loy 88 of Liberty died at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital. She lived in Jefferson and Independence most of life, burial in Mount Hope cemetery, maiden name Wheeler. Her husband G. P. Loy died three years ago in Harrison Arkansas. Burial by Ford Funeral Home. Herbert N. Bowman 69 of Florence died at Kansas University Medical Center after a two week illness. Survived by Olive McGlothin, two daughters, a son, five grandchildren and one great grandchild, a sister and a brother. Interment in Chanute by Wilson Johnson Mortuary. Martha Hortense Hunt 93, Parsons resident for 16 years, died at Mercy Hospital Parsons after a year of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mae Loy
Liberty
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
DeLong
Chanute
Pete DeLong
California
Coffeyville
Ford Funeral Home
Loy
Jefferson
Herbert N. Bowman
Florence
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Walnut
Olive McGlothl
Erie
Roscoe Mendenhall
Emporia
Gerald Talley
Hudson
N. C
Wayland Bowman
Virgil
Louise Lingenfelter
R. C. Bowman
Parsons
Bowman
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Wilson Johnson
Martha Hunt Erie
Martha Hortense Hunt
Mercy Hospital
Walker family returns from England as polio strike unfolds
S Sgt John Walker and his four children arrived in Kansas City after 18 months in England. He heads to Wichita to await word on his wife Aileen who is seriously ill with polio. Grandmother Mrs Merle Clark accompanies two children home. Stephen and Susie stay with a relative as Walker is sent to a radar base near the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
John Walker
J. L.walker
Sandra
David
Stephen
Susie
Kansas City
Molesworth
England
Merle Clark
Cook
Neb
Walker
Claude Brazill
Wichita
Aileen
Longtime Chanute resident dies after four weeks in critical condition
Martha Hortense Baldwin Hunt, born July 30, 1862 in Montpelier Indiana, died after four weeks of critical illness. She taught at local schools before her 1882 marriage to John A. Hunt, lived near Centerville and Galesburg, and was active in Christian church work. Survived by two daughters, four sons, 22 grandchildren, and 38 great grandchildren. services held at Galesburg Christian church with burial at Mount Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Galesburg
Hunt
Clara McMillan
Wapanucka
Oklah
Hazel McElwee
Parsons
Ray B
Stock Market Bounces Back Amid Small Gains
Wall Street edged higher in a modest reversal of yesterday’s decline. The overall advance was limited with most changes fractional and gains ranging from one to two points in the strongest sectors.
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New York
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Daily Transcript
The
Chanute Tribune
Wall Street
Philco
Harold's Furn. & Appl
Humboldt
Shannon
IOLA
C. & W. Furniture
Shultz Hardware
Thayer, Kansas
Beachner Seed CO
ST. Paul
Johnson Furniture CO
Neodesha
Erie Maytag CO
B. & M. Electric Buffalo
MIX Mercantile Stark
Edshire
Che Many
Cole Motor
Merco-Matic
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Mercury
Studebaker
CLUB
of Safe Buy
Cole Motor Company
Midwest
Lincoln - Mercury
West Main
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