Neosho Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Incidents
The Neosho Valley HD Unit plans a Friday Christmas party with Mrs C C Bowman. Mrs H H McCall injured a wrist and hip in a fall at 103 E Main and was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Eustace H Shanks of Tulsa jailed for vagrancy. Rural Grange to hold Christmas party and gift exchange Thursday at Rural School with 50 cent gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
C. C. Bowman
R. 2
H. H. McCall
W. 7Th
E. Main
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rural
Grange
Rural School
Wickard Parking Violation in No Parking Zone
Daily Transcript notes Mrs. D. K. Wickard posted a $2 bond after a no parking zone violation in Forest. It also records court actions including a Chanute divorce where plaintiff’s motion to dismiss without prejudice was sustained.
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D. K. Wickard
Chanute
Marvin Sutton
Ruby Sutton
Sylvia Gladys McCoy
William Everette McCoy
Zola Heady
P. Burdett
Parsons
Helen Catherine Barker
James Thomas Barker
Safeguard Advice Issued for Hunters in Kansas Counties
Unconfirmed reports of tularemia in Woodson and Neosho counties prompted the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission to issue hunter safeguards. Director Dave Leahy outlined steps to reduce exposure to the sometimes fatal disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Woodson
Neosho
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Dave Leahy
Rabbit fever advisory and health notes in Neosho County
Officials warn hunters to pick only active rabbits and use rubber gloves when dressing game. Thorough cooking eliminates risk of infected meat. Infected rabbits show white specks on liver and spleen. County health officer reports no cases in Neosho County and no patients at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fers
Leahy
J. D. Gough
Chanute
Neosho County
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Elsie Ellis
Deaths and funeral notices in regional region
Roy Chandler funeral set for Thursday at 2 at Kin caid Methodist Church with Rev. Wilbur Rothfuss officiating. Interment in Fairview cemetery at Mildred. Koch-Skinner Memorial Home in charge. Otho Crumrine, 48, died at Erie home after a yearlong illness. Born May 29, 1908 in Galesburg, he lived in Erie since 1944 and worked for Neosho County highway department. Surviving his mother and siblings, funeral in Erie Friday at 2 with Rev. L. H. Rogers officiating. burial in Mount Hope cemetery, Galesburg. Noah Raymond Teegarden funeral held at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home. burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Paul Life and Mrs. Ethel Reno sang. Floral attendants listed. bearers named. Advertising note appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Crumrine
Erie
Crumrine
Galesburg
Lillie Dale
Joseph W. Crumrine
Neosho County
Mount Hope
Teegarden
Noah Raymond Teegarden
Roy S. Gibson
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Memorial Park
Ethel Reno
Elmer Oliver
Old Rugged Cross
Mmes
Gene Ostrander
O. L. West
Dallas C. Hart
F. L
Jet Fuel Stored in McPherson Caverns
Kaneb Pipe Line Co. pumps jet fuel for the Air Force into six underground caverns in a salt dome in western McPherson County. Each cavern holds about 50 000 barrels, supplying Smoky Hill Air Force Base at Salina. Filling will take about six months, with fuel from Skelly and El Dorado plants and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZEL Dorado
Kaneb Pipe Line Co
el Dorado
Air Force
McPherson County
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Salina
Keneb
Skelly and
el Dorado Refining Company
Derby
Wichita
Vickers
Potwin
NCAR
McPherson
Power Station Planned On Verdigris River
Public Service Co of Oklahoma announces a $20 million electric power station near the proposed Cologan Dam about 25 miles north of Tulsa on the Verdigris River. President D J Tuecker says the plant will have 500000 kilowatts capacity and be the Southwest’s largest of its kind. Construction begins in 1958 with operations in spring 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
the Public Service) Co. of
Oklahoma
Cologan Dam
Verdigris River
D.J. Tuecker
Southwest
Cyprus partition talks surface in British Cyprus plan
London officials floated a constitution offering limited self rule to Cypriots tied to a conditional promise that Britain could allow a future political status inside or outside the empire. In Washington, D C party chiefs voiced confidence for Paul Butler’s leadership amid post election friction. In Pittsburgh, U S Atty Malcolm Anderson said a grand jury will review evidence in an alleged theft of top secret oil maps and expects no further arrests before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Cyprus
Alan Lennox- Boyd
British Empire
Pittsburgh
U. S
Malcolm Anderson
Cattle and Hogs Prices Edge Up in Kansas City Markets
USDA reports cattle and hog markets with varied prices across classes. Cattle ranged from 9.50 to 20.00 for fed steers and heifers, vealers 18.00 to 20.00, cows 8.25 to 13.00, bulls 13.00. hogs active with 16.25 to 16.75 on 190-250 lb, sows 14.00 to 15.00. sheep steady with slaughter lambs 18.00 to 19.00 and ewes 4.00 to 5.00. Parsons Livestock notes similar trends with mixed weights and classes. Produce prices for eggs and poultry listed.
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Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Chicago
Farrell Lines, Inc
Pilgrim
Ellis Island
F.o.b
Feral broilers and cargo ships hit in river collision near statue
Two inbound vessels the Star and the Pilgrim collided near Ellis Island indicated by reports of varying cargo values and steady prices across commodities. The incident left a butter shipment damaged and a port side hole. both ships were forced to beach near the Hudson River piers.
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Hudson River
Time Is Short For Yale Decor At Homes Here
Kiwanis Club sponsors a Christmas home decoration contest with judging next week. Bob Davenport chairs the activity with judges to consider exterior and interior displays. Prizes: 10, 5, and 3 dollars for top three overall plus 3 dollars for best ward display. Local committee includes Forrest Steeves, Jack Hadley, and Fay Clopine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Bob Davenport
Davenport
Forrest Steeves
Jack Hadley
Fay Clopine
Ellinwood Hangar Destroyed by Fire
Ellinwood Municipal Airport in Kansas lost its main hangar to a fire after two prior tornado hits since April. Three small planes were destroyed along with the hangar and airframe parts. total loss estimated around 20000 dollars. Firefighters contained flames to prevent spread to two adjacent smaller hangars. The cause was not immediately determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellinwood
Kas
Ray Berscheidt
Cream
Bryant, Ellinwood
Henry Cream
Abbeyville
Bill Rath
Great Bend
Two Ships Collide in Busy Harbor Channel
In New York the freighters African Star and Alcoa Pilgrim collided near Governors Island and the Statue of Liberty. About 100 crewmen escaped injury as both ships remained afloat with African Star taking water through a 20- foot hull breach.
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New York
Governors Island
Officers Hunt Man In Salina Area
Law enforcement officers searched today for a man who abandoned a car on a country road in Ottawa County. A plane also participated in the manhunt conducted by sheriff's officers in the Salina area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enmow
Uuawa Coutly
Ywoutrotiff
Enlow
Junction City
Salina
Ottawa County
Midway Tops Coyville in Twin Bill Narrowly
Midway High School boys beat Coyville 37 to 23 while Coyville girls won 30 to 27 in a basketball twin bill. Coyville’s Edens led boys with 12 points, Midway’s Jerome and Marple added 10 each, Coyville’s J Findley led girls with 15, Midway’s Wing had 14. Next Midway game at Lafontaine on January 4.
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Buffalo
Midway High
Coyville
Midway
Junior Edens
Tom Jerome
Larry Marple
J. Findley
Carolyn Wing
Lafontaine
Warwick Wax Co Holds Fourth Annual Christmas Dinner
The Warwick Wax Co hosted its fourth annual Christmas dinner for employees at the Masonic Temple. Plant manager Glen Hatfield and Mrs. Hatfield chaired. Dr. John J. Fishy represented Sun Chemical Co. and Warwick executives sent greetings. Out of town guests included Dr. Fishy Tom Hanrahan and Norman Hannan of New York. Santa distributed candy as music played and local hosts assisted with the program. The White Shrine ladies served dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Wax Co
Masonic Temple
Glen Hatfield
Hatfield
John J. Fishy
J. C. Persons
Sun Chemical Co
Maurycy Bloch
New York
Dr. Fishy
Fishy
Tom Hanrahan
Norman Hannan
Ernest Johnson
Charles Henshall
Edna Petterson
Santa Claus
Bert Beck Sr
Book Review and Christmas Party for RN Club
Mrs. E. W. Johnson reviewed parts of the book Mother Sir at a RN club meeting Tuesday evening and received a gift of appreciation. Mrs. Leo Cox hosted the annual Christmas party at 124 S Garfield with cohostess Mrs. Irvin Lassman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Johnson
Sir
R. N. Club
Leo Cox
S. Garfield
Irvin Uassman
Dick McMinimy
Elsie Gray
Helen Larson
Mmes
Richard Waymire
Irvin Lassman
Merle Ruggles
Dewey Maghe
S. Rutter
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King and Gaebler’s
Norelco, Schick and Sunbeam Men’s Shavers
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Marlin Blackston
Investors Diversified Services
Memphis
Tenn
Eustace H. Shanks
Jack Lowe
Los Angeles College of Optometry
Virgil Lowe
W. Ash
Ronald G. Washington
Denver
Ethel Washington
E. Chestnut
Washington
Ruth Barber
Topeka
Harry Wheatley
Twin City
Nola Brenner
Daily Transcript
Samsonite
Lee Calvert
Calvert
McPherson Caverns
Paul M. Butler
the Tribune
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Saline
Ottawa
State Highway Patrol
Culver
U. S. 81
K18
Ralph
Asnchar
Yale
Wall Street
Chg
Am Tel&Telebeves
Anne
Atchison Eee
Beth Steel
Mont Ward
St Jos
Sears Roebee
Spen Chem
US Steel
Warwick
Debolt Insurance Agency
West Main
Kach Bros. Furniture
Chanute Furniture Co
W. Main
Truetone
Estimex
Dormeyer Food
Western Auto Associate Store
Firestone Stores
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