Lost Week of the Year Says HAL BOYLE
In New York HAL BOYLE notes a lull between Christmas and January 2 as Do Nothing Week. Workers drift through motions, bosses polish spectacles, and households see truce in matrimonial strife while pets nap. Next week begins renewed activity.
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Hearings Set on Estate of Thomas D Steele in Neosho
In Neosho County Kansas probate court executor nomination by Harry F Easum to admit will dated April 23 1962 to probate for Thomas D Steele deceased. hearing January 18 1968 at 10 00 AM in Erie Kansas. Alberta Gough probate judge seal.
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State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Thomas D. Steele
Harry F. Easum
Ray F. Easum
Erie
Kansas
Harry
BALCH
Bailey Professional
Charute
Alberta Gough
State OF
R. N. Allen
J. A. Allen
Leo Langley
Dora E. Langley
Ora L. Johnson
Lloyd C. Spratlen
Gertrude Spratlen
Tannahill
Leola Spratlen Tyree
C. L. Spratlen
Ola Tyree
Walter C. Johnson
Mary S. Colaw
Pearl Elizabeth McKenzie
F. L. McKenzie
Lucy
District Court
F. A. Prosser
Ruth E. Prosser
Memorial Building
Chanute
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
South
Steuben Avenue
Mary Lee Frederick
David J. Booth
Daniel K. Wickark
Samuel A. Wickark
Thomas Dye
Chanute Commercial Club
Popular City Gas Company
COFFEYVILLE VITRIFIED BRICK @& TILE COMPANY
First National Bank OF
Wanda J. Crawford
New Wave Of Prosperity Predicted For 1968
Commerce Secretary Alexander B. Trowbridge forecast a new wave of prosperity in 1968 with gains in employment income profits and purchasing power. He tied the outlook to a proposed 10 percent income tax and urged labor and management to restrain wage and price increases to avoid inflation and possible controls.
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Humboldt Christmas Guests and Family Gatherings
Humboldt residents hosted diverse holiday visitors from Wichita Topeka and Fort Scott including Pvt. Robert Kinney on Christmas leave from Fort Leonard Wood and numerous kin from Kincaid Overland Park and Quenemo. Other items note a Christmas Eve service at United Presbyterian Church illness of Mrs. Courtney Moses and flu reports.
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Humboldt
Frank Kinney
Raymond Pullman
Jerry
Walter Kinney
Wichita
Robert L. Kinney
Fort Leonard Wood
Kinney
Wayne Gillham
Terry
Rex
Charles
C. L. Spillman
Kincaid
Max Spillman
Lee Ed Spillman
Roland Spillman
Mark
Overland Park
M. E. Culbertson
Mary Jo
Gary
Quenemo
Courtney Moses
Butler
Barbara Wulf
San Francisco
Robert Wulf
Wulf
Truman Borghardt
David
Susan
Cindy
Topeka
Bob
Ron
Larned
Richard
Kansas University
Lawrence
United Presbyterian Church
Vernon Cravens
Art Hofer
Mike
L. D. Krone
Donny
Gary Hofer
Jeffrey
Lisa
Kansas City
R. C. Cavanaugh
Joplin
Don Hofer
Andy
Greg
Houston
Texas
H. E. Maylor
Independence
Fort Scott
Viola Gillham
Chanute
Wendell Gillham
Altoona
Herman Kamping
Gold Hill
Ore
Diane Rueter
Adam
Jesse van Nice
J. A. van Nice, Jr
Oklahoma City
Visitors mingle across Erie area during holiday gatherings
Local notices list numerous households hosting relatives and friends over the holidays. Residents from Erie and nearby towns, including York City, Carbondale, Warrrensburg, and Wichita, share meals and visits with extended family. Recent moves note residents relocating to Lindquist trailer court, 207 N Walnut, 508 S Grant, and 220 W Canville.
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Fred Lindsey Jr
Lindquist Trailer Court
Rolf Volk
N. Walnut
Vida Prickett
S. Grant
Roy Bishop
W. Canville
Price Goes Up On Nevada Quickies
Nevada raises fees for marriage licenses and for divorce and annulment decrees starting January 1. County clerks will collect an extra dollar, lifting the license to six dollars. Last year Nevada ranked fifth in marriages with about 86,335 couples and 9,615 six week divorce decrees amid a population around 500,000.
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Record $500 Million Set for Pharma Research This Year
U S pharmaceutical firms plan to spend a record five hundred million dollars on research for new medicines this year. The investment signals strong emphasis on drug development and potential future breakthroughs.
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Advertising in the Newspaper Lights Up Local Market
An Inside look at the paper’s ads reveals dozens of bargains and consumer offerings. Readers encounter furniture, clothing, household goods, and services promoted by local merchants.
Christmas Gatherings In Yates Center Extend Across Families
Visitors at the Burdette Mentzer home included a five generation group led by Mrs. Alice Higgins and Guy Stout. Families from McPherson joined Oswalds for Christmas Day dinner in Coyville. The courthouse gang held its annual Christmas party in the register of deeds office. Several local Christmas dinners and visits occurred across Yates Center with extended kin from Wichita Independence Eureka Iola and Kansas City. The Stockebrand family hosted a large Christmas dinner at the National Guard Armory with 51 attendees from Yates Center and nearby areas. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Merle Naylor and Mrs. Bertha Wooten.
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Joan Stony
York City
Bill Eaton
Leon Whitworth
Carbondale
Robert
Bill Marnell
Bud Manell
Overland Park
Ronnie Marnell
Mark
Stephanie
Warrensburg
Dick Marnell
Nancy Cox
Ralph Heady
Wichita
Russell Heady
Lew Heady
Ron Newlin
Kansas City
Gordon McKinnie
Clarence Richardson
Ruth Whitworth
Chanute
Philip Whitworth
Paula Whitworth
Manhattan
Glen Johnson
Jennie Richardson
Yates Center
Burdette Mentzer
Alice Higgins
Guy Stout
Jerry Mentzer
Higgins
Marie Mentzer
Lovell Jennings Mentzer
Register of Deeds Office
Ada Rich
Edna Timm
Frank Ayers
Tom Smith Sr
Jack Smith
Earl Kester
Alfred Kester
Toronto
Bill Kester
Leonard
Bertha Wooten
Campbell Funeral Home
William Reed
Woodson County
John Englebrecht
Ralph Wooten
Stockebrand
National Guard Armory
Milton Stockebrand
Maynard Stockebrand
Kenneth Stockebrand
Pete Stockebrand
Gerald
Larry Stockebrand
Loyd Coltrane
Iola
Nadine Stockebrand
Richard Tucker
Kan
Joe Kline
Deane Swibald
Lyndon
Chanute Tribune Page Six Briefs From December 29 1967
A compact update from the Chanute Tribune on Friday December 29 1967 highlights local notes and notices covering community events, routine city affairs, and brief civic updates likely of interest to Chanute residents.
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