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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1955

Page

8

Christmas Post Office Rush Ends in Humboldt News

Humboldt post office returns to normal schedule after a two week holiday rush that peaked around Christmas week with tens of thousands of mail pieces daily. Local families held multiple Christmas dinners with relatives from Kansas City to Chanute and Wichita joining in, as visitors from Sherman Oaks to Nevada joined the gatherings.

Humboldt Ray Middendorff Munson Harold Breshears Sue Kansas City Bert Thompson Mike Buckner Earl Munson Sharon Elsmore Harold Johnson Janice Gene Pamela Lavenburg Linda Lantz Chanute J. G. Breshears Albert Middendorf Larry Linda Leroy Storck Ray Middendorf Ronny Bobby David Waldo Adams Lawrence Crawford Earl Seefeldt Jane Adams Iola Floyd Higginbotham Robert Roush O. H. Roush G. C. van Nice Fred Bartholomew M. A. Scott Ottawa John Bartholomew Emporia Leo Plake Beverley and Wilford Clifford Plake C. H. Bartholomew Dorothy Ray Brown Phyllis Kathy Ralph Steven John Kester Wichita L. A. Mathewson Clarence Bartholomew Los Angeles Warren Works Jerry Dietrichson Charles W. Strieby Norman Okla Jimmy Harrison New York Rose Marie Harrison Minnie Towles Ioa William T. Towles Towles Bertha Griffitts Ida Hallahan Jake Hallahan Shields N.D Hallahan Breshears Henry Wulf Helen Grother Walter H. Wulf Dolores Walter Jr Robert Wulf Miss Grother Lloyd Johnson Sally Mike Foster Great Bend Mrs. J. G. Breshears Benedict J. Frank Stevens George McMillin Larry Pruitt Lees Summit Jim Brown Abner King Nevada Edsel Kelley Las Vegas Nev Edna Scribner Earlton

Gummed Tape Used To Mend Broken Turkey Eggs

Roy Hunt of the Conservation Department's Mason game farm repaired broken wild turkey eggs with gummed tape after a mowing accident. Eight eggs were salvaged. five hatched into healthy poults, two of which were taped.

Lansing, Mich Roy Hunt Conservation Department Mason Game Farm Hunt

Iowa Out of Step in Highway Financing

University of Iowa economist Robert H. Johnson says Iowa spends 3.3 percent of personal income on road costs compared with the national 1.8 percent. He notes Iowa ranks high in road mileage but low in vehicles, income, population, and land area.

Iowa City

Retail Trade Growth in Kansas Listed in October Report

The University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research reports October retail tax collections at 3,632,489 dollars, up 2.3 percent from a year earlier and marking the sixteenth consecutive rise vs the prior year. Through October, sales taxes total 37,157,544 dollars, up 7.9 percent from the first ten months of 1954, with a 12 month gain of 9 percent from November 1954.

Lawrence Nebraska Kansas

Retail sector gains and losses across industries outlined

The report shows general merchandise up 13.7 percent and food up 0.3. Furniture rises 10.8, farm and garden 9.6, lumber and building 8.2, unclassified retail 4.9, and apparel 4.7. Declines appear in manufacturing and trade 4.6, public utility 1.3, and professional and personal services 0.9.

Bear Wrestlers Needed In Wildlife Research

Wildlife researchers in Grand Marais Michigan study bears up close using traps and anesthetic to tag and weigh them. They tried to capture small bears with light traps but lacked an experienced bear wrestler for handling 315 pound black bears, ultimately retiring the search.

Grand Marais Mich Nature

1955 review shows prosperity and laughs in year end look

HAL BOYLE surveys 1955 as a year of broad prosperity with high national income and plenty of humor. Highlights include loan offices thriving, pork prices easing, a TV prize of 100000, Churchill’s retirement echoing, and philanthropic turns by the Ford Foundation.

Hal Boyle New York P Alabama Republican Party Winston Churchill Harry S. Truman

Moro pirates spoof naval uniforms in Sulu piracy spree

Reports say a band of Moro pirates active in the Sulu archipelago seized $15,000 in booty valued items and livestock, then fled in garb resembling Philippine Navy marine uniforms. The audacious disguise signals a bold new tactic by the group operating from the southern Philippines.

Manila Philippines Sulu Philippine Navy Marine

Buffalo Birthday Honors Eli Wiss Aged 93 At Sprague Cafe

Mr and Mrs Walt Davis and other Buffalo residents hosted a Friday noon dinner at Sprague cafe for Eli Wiss on his 93rd birthday and for Billie Hickey celebrating his seventh. Guests included Davis Pool Hickey families and Topeka Denver Joplin and Emportia connections. Ruth Dame baked the cake and many local relatives attended the Christmas gathering.

Ella’ Wolfe Topeka George Hess Glen Apt Connie, Randall and Linda Southampton N. Y Oley Apt Bessie Apt Chanute Howard Lamb J. L. Walker Claude Bra‘zill Wichita Dan Markham Bob Puckett Mas George Baker Harold McGaugh Paula Mary Dan Mike Othel Stanfield Ronnie Barbara Cindy Susan Willard Stanfield Harry Emmitt Buffalo Walt Davis Bill Pool Gene Hickey Sprague Cafe Eli Wiss Billie Hickey Wiss Davis Pool Hickey Carl Sewell Tommy Bert Mitchell Joplin Gene Davis AEF Denver Gordon Offenbacker Gorda Lee Ruth Dame Paul States Randy Dale States Lawrence Joe States Emporia John States Clinton Darst Lucille White Amity ‘Club

80 Year Marriage Ends with Hartley Death in Idaho

Benjamin Hartley aged 96 died Monday night ending an 80 year marriage with Drusilla Hartley. The Kansas born couple married November 24 1875 at age 16 and lived as farmers in Kansas before moving to Idaho in 1938. Survived by widow Drusilla three sons 15 grandchildren 51 great grandchildren and 51 great great grandchildren.

Sagle Idaho Benjamin Drusilla Hartley Hartley Hartleys Tennessee Bonner Springs Kas Kansas Leo

Four Million U.S. Vehicles Scrapped in 1954

The year 1954 saw about four million motor vehicles scrapped in the United States. Industry data show substantial disposal reflecting postwar vehicle aging and regulatory changes.

U.S

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