Christmas Dinner Plans and Local Police Reports
Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Howell host Christmas dinner with daughters and families from Bentonville Hiattville Grandview Loraily Broken Arrow and others visiting Mrs. Rader and relatives at 414 W Spring Hill Opal and Ester How Elm. Bethel Lutheran church outlines a Christmas service at Vilas with Santa Fe crossings noted. Police report egging and a windshield damage on local roads. Mrs. Schoenhofer from Hastings hospitalized near Springfield after a bus crash. Pittsburg State College students visit hometown high schools to share college experiences. Speeding citation issued to Robert Bussman. The Flottmans from El Paso Texas expected to spend holidays with Ernest Flottman family. Phone number for Tribune delivery included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell Howell
S. Ashby
Cathryn Williams
Leonard
JoAnn
David
Bentonville
Ark
Ernest Jesse
Hiattville
Glen Brown
Dale and Dean
Grandview
Carl Jesse
Loraily
Broken Arrow
Okla
Vis- Ruth
Rebecca
Carl Ernest
Iting
Robert Rader
W. Spring Hill
Opal
Ester How
Elm Sunday
Lowe
Ell
St. Ashby
Samuel
Rader
Claude Neil
Coffeyville
Ters
Jerry Haigler
E. 12Th
Bethel Lutheran Church
Vilas
Santa Fe Railroadsire
West Road
LeRoy S. Davidson
Haigler
Pittsburg State College
Richard Cleaver
Sharon and
Dale
W. 7Th
Lawrence
Judy Clough
Buffalo
Shirley Bauer
Elsmore
Richard Krasnicka
Cheryl
Connie Noland
Eric
Jo Anne Colt Lane
Lynn. Irane
Humboldt
Faye Reece
Sherre D. George
Thayer
Plane crash in Nebraska saves all aboard
Grand Island Nebraska plane crash after Frontier Airlines flight flips onto its back. Cadets Ron Henderson and Frank Flicker along with stewardess Pat Reed opened exits and helped 43 people evacuate before the fire. Five hospitalized, all stable. Pilot Joe Romano warned of dense ground fog before landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
Frontier Airlines
Ron Henderson
Gering
Frank Flicker
Scottsbluff
Pat Reed
Aurora
Colo
Joe Romano
Denver
Henderson
Mrs Ruggles Hostess To Town Country
The Town and Country HD Unit met Thursday with Ruth Ruggles as hostess at 514 W 2nd. A salad luncheon at 1 PM, co hostesses Wayne Greve, new member John Crownover welcomed, business brief, gift exchange, mystery sisters revealed, carols sung. Jan 17 Lewis Watts will host at 709 S Allen for 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country HD Unit
Ruth Ruggles
W. 2Nd
Wayne Greve
John Crownover
Mystery Sisters
Lewis Watts
S. Allen
Yale Party by VFW Christmas Event for Adopted Children
The VFW hosted a Christmas party Friday at the VFW club rooms with 17 children from families on the adoption list. Santa distributed clothing, games, and candy after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Santa Claus
Miss Arthur Hostess To Ann Judson Guild
Jeannette Arthur of 301 S Western hosted the Ann Judson Guild of First Baptist Church Thursday night. Joyce Umbarger presided. Dorothy Waggoner read devotions from Luke 2. Linda Hutchison led the Christmas in Hawaii lesson. Four boxes were packed for shut ins. Refreshments were served by the hostess to six girls and sponsor Mrs Homer Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Arthur
S. Western
Ann Judson
First Baptist Church
Joyce Umbarger
Dorothy Waggoner
Hawaii
Linda Hutchison
Homer Waggoner
Soviet bloc approves central bank at COMECON meeting
The Economic Mutual Assistance Council COMECON in Bucharest decided to establish a central bank to handle intra bloc financial problems as part of coordinated industrial production among the Soviet Union and Eastern European communist states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Bucharest
Economic Mutual Assistance Council
Comecon
Soviet Union
Europe
Tass
Cuban Red Cross to Miami for shipment check in Cuba crisis
Havana reports say three Red Cross members head to Miami to inspect incoming aid shipments. Two Cuban exiles say Castro requires medicines as child epidemic deaths mount and some drugs are scarce. Baltimore notes plans for a second ship to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban Red Cross
Miami
Havana
Cuba
Castro
Baltimore
Red Cross
Bay of Pigs
Rural School Yale Program Is Presented
The Rural school held a Christmas program Thursday evening with Brenda Kirby welcoming. An operetta The Fir Tree featured Stevie Lopeman and other students. A second operetta Christmas Eve was performed by Louise Wagner and others with carols by Sharlene Parker Debbie Chaney and Barbara Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Rural School
Brenda Kirby
Stevie Lopeman
Athena Fateley
Christy Rollow
Ada Typer
Lynn Rollow
Jimmie Aikens
Freddie Aikens
Bryan Tennis
Kenneth Dillon
Sharlene Parker
France
Debbie Chaney
Linda Wagner
Barbara Kirby
Bill Hart
Louise Wagner
Brad ‘Hart
Kirk Rollow
Gary Chaney
Britt Rites Funeral for Mrs. Martin Britt
Funeral service for Mrs. Martin Britt who died Thursday at her daughter’s home will be at Gibson Funeral Home Monday at 10 a.m. The Rev. Paul Life will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Britt
Gibson Funeral Home
Paul Life
Memorial Park Cemetery
Pur due University to teach economics to first graders
Pur due University will offer a radio based economics course for first graders this fall. The program will be broadcast over stations in 15 Indiana cities at a penny and nickel level rather than high finance. Two semester courses cover work inside and outside the home and follow a program already used in Elkhart public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Hoosier
Elkhart
Guideposts to Readable Merchandise Advertisements
An advertisement page presents signposts directing readers to the best and most readable merchandise. It highlights vivid product displays and promotional cues likely from a local shop section. The text emphasizes clarity and attracting customers through eye catching phrases.
Lichens: durable composite organisms endure centuries
Lichens grow very slowly and are virtually indestructible. Some colonies may exceed a thousand years in age. They are composite organisms formed by a fungus and an alga. The alga provides carbon hydrates via photosynthesis while the fungus stores water and salts.
Prisoners Told They Would be Freed, Court Committee Says
An court committee says members were told all prisoners had been informed they were to be freed. No further details on dates or identities are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancourt
Threatened Dock Strike Nears Across Atlantic Ports
A threatened 60 000 longshoremen strike could halt loading in Atlantic and Gulf ports from Maine to Texas within a day. Longshoremen plan round the clock picketing while permitting passenger ship unloading and not blocking tugboat service. The walkout, tied to Taft-Hartley cooling off rules, follows a prior injunction ending an 80 day window. Labor officials and federal mediators work to avert the strike, centered on changes to work gang sizes from 20 to 17 over three years, a proposal the union rejects as unnecessary amid automation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
International Longshoremen's Association
W. Willard Wirtz
The
Shipping Association
Admissions Friday and Friday Dismissals Listed
The Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals for Friday including Debra Gau dern at 210 S. Garfield surgery William C. Markley 905 S. Central surgery Mrs Francis Lantz Humboldt medical Fred Byers 1027 S. Garfield medical Mrs Charles Mussuman 408 S. Plummer medical. Dismissals include Pearl LaRue Bryant Nursing Home Herman Anderson R 1 Mrs William JD Guy R 1 Billy T. McHenry Humboldt Gertrude Stevens 923 W Main Mrs Morgan Brinkerhoff 501 N Forest. Admissions today Elizabeth Piper 606 N Highland surgery Phil Dryden R 3 surgery. Dismissals today Ora E. McClung Westview Nursing Home Lewis C. King 114 S Kansas Linda Kay Willis 1405 S Gretchen. A minor technological breakthrough in Yellowstone National Park reports bear proof lids on park garbage cans since Summer 1962 resisting bear removal attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Gaudern
S. Garfield
William C. Markley
S. Central
Francis Lantz
Humboldt
Fred Byers
Charles Mussuman
S. Plummer
Pearl LaRue
Bryant Nursing Home
Herman Anderson
William JD Guy
Billy T. McHenry
Gertrude Stevens
Ora E. McClung
Westview Nursing Home
Lewis C. King
S. Kansas
Linda Kay Willis
S. Gretchen
Yellowstone National Park
Center Ridge Women host World Service meeting
Mrs. Dale Nelson presided as hostess for the Center Ridge Women’s Society of World Service on Wednesday in the absence of president Mrs. Virgil Solomon. Mrs. Willard Carlson led meditation “Christ for a Dark World” and Mrs. Darrel Nelson gave the lesson before refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
Dale Nelson
Center Ridge Women’s Society of World Service
Willard Carlson
Christ
Virgil Solomon
Darrel Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of God Services
4Th
Kansas
Murray Hill
Sun
Thesu
Laca
William Samuel
John W. Johnson
Julie Anne
Cynthia Kaye
Florence
S. C
J. W. Johnson
Glen Shook
W. Sth
K39
Kenneth Schoenhofer
Hasting
Chanute
Springfield
Schoenhofer
Blythesville
Dean Lowe
Dutch John
Utah
Linda Fields
S. Grant
Robert L. Bussman
R. 1
Richard Flottman
el Paso
Tex
Ernest Flottman
Tribune
Nebraska
Tey
Tioga Hotel Bldg
Home Appliance Co
Mrs Ruggles
Yale Party
Miss Arthur
Ann Judson Guild
Global Briefs
London
High
Britain
Health Ministry
National Health Service
Pfizer Corp
Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushchev
Leonid Ilyichev
Central Committee
Hamburg
Germany
North German Radio
United States
Washington
Donovan
Francis Gary Powers
U.S. State Department
Fla
Ernesto Fryere
James B. Donovan
Freyre
Alvaro Sanchez
Virginia Bet
Bruce Parker
Alan Rollow
Richard Fateley
Ernest Typer
West Mass
Westamerica Securities Inc
F. M. Harris
W. Finney
Mypon George
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Economics
J. G
Ruth Whitworth
Goldine Smith
Linda Wilson
St. Lincoln
Ady
S. Main
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Pieper
N. Highland
Phil Dryden
Poinsettias
Hans Fp Puisva
Tk & H Quality Market
Bill Althaber
W. Main
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