Neosho area briefs include travel notes and a public meeting
Mr. and Mrs. C. Francis Jackson of 126 N. Grant returned from a weeklong Southern states trip visiting seven states and Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico. Neosho Valley Community plans an 8 p.m. Friday meeting with a Christmas program and refreshments. Pvt. Lewis J. Bradshaw graduated December 13 from Fort Chaffee Administration School. A two car crash at Kansas and Oak caused no injuries. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer at Neosho Memorial Hospital December 14.
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Lewis J. Bradshaw
Mary
Leland Bradshaw
R. 1
Walnut
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Bradshaw
St. Patrick’s High School
Kansas
Oak
Dorothy L. Slane
S. Kansas
August Seaholm
Lafayette
Slane
Seaholm
Harold Palmer
S. Gretchen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Admittances and Dismissals At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Monday admittances include Mrs Carl Pearson and Mrs Mary Garrison and Mr Henry Saud ers. dismissals list Curtis Cordner and Sandra Hill. Births include Clifford Culbertson and Harold Barnett and a girl for Morehead, with a vagrancy sentence for Phillip Curry.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Carl Pearson
N. Forest
Mary Garrison
S. Central
Phillip Randolph
Salina
Henry Sauders
Buffalo
Oliver Craig
Eric
Mary Nielson
N. Steuben
Leroy Warren
S. Evergreen
Hugh Pullman
Humboldt
Curtis M. Cord
Free haircut sparks union picket line in Auburn
John F Giangreco, operator of a non union barber shop in Auburn, says he gave a free haircut to a young man marching in a union picket line in front of the shop. The apparently appreciative picket then left.
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Auburn
N.Y
John F Giangreco
Riley Arrests on Check Warrant in City Court Case
Riley, 722 S. Garfield, arrested on a Nov. 15 city court warrant at Elm and Central. Officers Lige Matlock and John Leroy reported the arrest. He is charged with passing a $10 check without sufficient funds.
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Bull Riley
S. Garfield
Lige Matlock
John Leroy
Riley
Elm and
Central
Prices Steady Across Hog Cattle Markets In Kansas City
Hog and cattle prices hold steady with mixed gains and wide ranges for weights. Nebraska and Kansas City cash quotes show steers, heifers, and vealers firm to higher while hogs and lambs exhibit selective strength amid varying weights and grades.
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Kansas City
USDA
Nebraska
Ibs
Parsons
U. S
Kansas City Cash
Soviet Jet Pilot Reaches 1242.8 MPH in Tests
Soviet test pilot Lt. Col. N. I. Korovishkin said a new high capacity engine enables speeds beyond 1242.8 mph. He noted another pilot, Sakhalin, previously flew the same unidentified plane faster, surpassing the U S official record of 1207.5 mph set by Maj. Adrian Drew in a Voodoo.
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Moscow
Red Star Today
N. I. Korovishkin
Sakhalin
U.S. Air Force
Adrian Drew
Cedar Lodge 103 to Install Officers December Meeting
Cedar Lodge No. 103 A F and A M will meet in stated communication via web on December 18 at 7:30 p.m. Installation of officers, refreshments, and visiting brethren welcome. JACK A. CHURCHILL, W M. ROY J. CHAPPLE, Sec’y.
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Cedar Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Hog Improvement District Meeting Set For December
Erie-area hog producers from southeast Kansas are invited to a district swine improvement program on Thursday at the Cha Inute. The meeting runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the new National Guard armory with Wendell Moyer in charge and assistance from Bert Koch and Lewis Holland. The program covers swine nutrition breeding pig parlors and hog production contracts.
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Erie
Kansas
Cha Inute
Gale Mullen
National Guard
Wendell Moyer
Bert Koch
Lewis Holland
Kansas State College Animal Husbandry Department
Mullen
Market declines amid steady steel and motor shares trade
Wall Street in New York eased in moderate trading as steel and motor shares fell under pressure. Total volume approached 2.5 million shares, up from about 2.35 million shares yesterday.
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New York
Atchison Ee
Beth Steel Ween
Chrysler Pee Beeen Reese Ois
du Pont Tebe
Pete
Ind
Ty Sun
US Steel Seer Eeevane
Rites Held for Stanfield and McLaren in Local Churches
Funeral services conducted for Waldo Preston Stanfield at 3 p.m. in Johnson Mortuary with burial in Memorial Park cemetery. James McLaren, aged 14, to be laid to rest at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church with burial in Memorial Park. Koch-Skinner Memorial Home handles arrangements. Israel Stierwalt, 70, died in Wichita after illness. services at Johnson Mortuary, burial in Elmwood cemetery. survivors include wife Elsie Milby, son Raphael, grandchildren, and sister-in-law Belle Milly. Homer Sr. Chism, 620 West Oak, died at Veterans Hospital Wichita. funeral planned in Springfield Missouri. arrangements incomplete. Rev E M Pearson presided for William R. Anderson service at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel. burial Swede Center Cemetery. bearers listed. organist and choir performed multiple hymns.
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Waldo Preston Stanfield
Johnson Mortuary
Judd Jones
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
James McLaren
First Baptist Church
Rev. Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Israel Stierwalt
Wichita
Neosho County
Chanute
Elsie Milby
Methodist Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows
Encampment
Belle Milly
Clarence
Homer
Truly Bon
Homer. Chism Sr
Homer Sr
Chism Sr
W. Oak
Veterans Hospital
Santa Fe Railroad
Springfield
Driver Elmer Olen Martin Sentenced for DUI
Elmer Olen Martin, 20, was sentenced to 30 days in county jail and fined $250 after admitting he drove while intoxicated and resisted arrest in police court yesterday.
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Phillip Curry
County
Jai
Elmer Olen Martin
Local Man Arrested After Two Car Collision
Martin was arrested at 7 25 p m Sunday after a two car collision. He was taken to Erie at 5 p m yesterday police said.
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Martin
Erie
Pint-sized rock throwers threaten shops in Coffeyville incident
In Coffeyville, a Sunday incident near Ira's Safety Shop and George's Repair Shop prompted police alerts. A pair of young rock throwers caused damage and required attention from local authorities amid ongoing safety concerns.
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Coffeyville
Ira
George
Two Children Break Windows Here Police Interview Mother
In Chanute on Tuesday afternoon December 17 1957 two children were seen breaking windows. A six year old boy and his four year old sister caused damage at Ira’s and George’s with three and one windows broken respectively. Police requested the mother to come to the station for an interview with Chief Art Gamble.
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Ira’s
George's
Art Gamble
Indiana GOP Split Reveals Factional Rift in Indianapolis
Indiana Republicans divided at a state committee meeting as Sen. Homer E. Capehart and Rep. Charles E. Halleck joined against Gov. Harold W. Handley. The split signals contrasting factions within the party.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Republican Party
State Committee
Homer E. Capehart
Rep
Charles E. Halleck
Harold W. Handley
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