Library Story Hour To Feature The Elephants Child
The 10 30 Saturday morning library program will include readings of The Elephants Child and Ginger and Sandy. Also noted are Christmas day visitors to La Cygne and Topeka, and various community meetings and Grange activities in Neosho County with officers installed and rehearsals scheduled.
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Eelephant
Ginger
Sandy
Lettie Krepps
Ivan
Buffalo
Claude Krepps
Lloyd Krepps
Dean
Glen Hays
Donald
Leon Krepps
Marian
Jeanie
Lela Krepps
la Cygne
Ronald Hays
Douglas
Topeka
Paul Swann
Craig
Overland Park
Lee Williams Jr. Released From Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lee Williams Jr of Dewey Oklahoma was released from Neosho Memorial Hospital Thursday after receiving treatment for cuts and bruises. The report notes his injuries were treated and he is discharged in stable condition.
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Lee Williams Jr
Dewey, Okla
Neosho Memorial Hospital
TV appearance for Tulsa couple after Chanute move
Mr and Mrs Charles French formerly of Chanute will appear on Tulsa TV Channel 6 at 4 p m Monday during Moments to Remember, according to a report. The item also notes a motor car wreck on Plummer Road north of Earlton last Saturday investigated by Troopers Dick Harbaugh and Lloyd Baker of Iola.
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Plummer Road
Earlton
Dick ‘Harbaugh
Lloyd Baker
Iola
Charles French
Tulsa
Chanute
Tulsa TV
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Memorial Hospital reports Thursday admittances including Debra S Quirarte and Jesse Johnston with surgical and medical cases. Dismissals list includes Eddie Bishop and Dianne Kennedy among others. Birth today to Ralph Lindquist and wife. Multiple marriage licenses issued for Parsons and Eric. Fire run at 1011 N Steuben for gas stove trouble. Highway Patrol cites Billy Gene Bridges for defective muffler.
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Humboldt
Charles Pillot
S. Lafayette
Walter R. Schulze
S. Malcolm
Cecil D. Carey
Iola
Enos Perez
Eddie Bishop
Buffalo
Dianne Kennedy
W. 4Th
Edward Johnstone
Virginia Morales
John C. Quinn
Leland J. Richman
Raymond H. Westman
Lake Stevens
Wash
Ralph Lindquist
S. Evergreen
N. Steuben
Highway Patrol
Billy Gene Bridges
Deaths and Funerals in local notices
David M. Wells 84 died this morning at Bryant Rest Home after a long illness. Survived by sister and brother both of Chanute. burial in Elmwood Abbey. service Sunday 2:30 p.m. in Wilson-Johnson chapel officiated by Rev. Ted D. Hurst. James E. Turner funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday in Wilson-Johnson chapel. burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Carl L. Davis 71 of Parsons died suddenly of a heart attack. Survived by wife Bess Magner Davis and a sister and two brothers. service 2 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church in Parsons. Burial in local cemetery. Funeral Home Washburn-Blossom handles Davis service.
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D. M. Wells
David M
Dee) Wells
Bryant Rest
Louisa
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Elks Club
Charles Haas
Lige Wells
Chanute
Wilson-Johnson
Ted D. Hurst
The
Elmwood Abbey
Carl L. Davis
Parsons
Katy
Bess Magner Davis
Gale McMillen
Davis
First Baptist Church
Washburn-Blossom
Oil Allowable Boost Hinted in Kansas
Kansas oil officials discussed raising the daily allowable crude output to 340000 barrels per day for January. State conservation director T A Morgan proposed the increase during a Kansas Corporation Commission hearing. the recommendation was taken under advisement as the highest ever level contemplated.
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Wichitap
Kansas
T. A. Morgan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Oil nominations rise while storage falls in midcontinent states
Morgan reported January nominations of crude oil at 293,450 barrels daily, up 768 from December. The Bureau of Mines expects 346,000 barrels daily demand in January, up 3,000 from December. Storage figures show declines across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Illinois-Indiana, with Texas at 122,484,000 barrels, Oklahoma 21,261,000, Kansas 8,013,000, and Illinois-Indiana 8,542,000 barrels.
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Morgan
Bureau of Mines
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Llinois
Indiana
Global Briefs Roundup of World News Items
Individuals and governments across the globe appear in brief notes. Japanese migrants depart for Brazil aboard the Brazil Maru. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor sail to New York for their winter visit. The United States pledges 25 million dollars more aid to South Korea. Pope Pius XII issues a letter to Polish clergy on resisting communist pressure. East German leader Otto Grotewohl returns from Asia after signing a friendship treaty with Red China. India studies a note on Goa. Brazil’s incoming president Kubitschek plans tours of the United States and Europe seeking foreign capital. Argentina reports destruction of a new subversive plot. Alaska endures its worst winter storm in two decades closing roads and airports. Read the advertisements.
Cattle and Hog Prices Dip in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City livestock and produce show meager cattle offerings and mixed hog prices with steers and sows easing. Grain and bean quotes edge variedly with wheat steady near 2.16 to 2.43 a bushel and soybeans around 2.27 to 2.31 a bushel.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City —P
USDA
U.S
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Grade A Eggs and Receipts Noted in Listings
Mixed OCR fragment lists eggs by grade and size with prices or codes and a line referencing Current Receipts and a numeric entry. The text appears to be a fragmented ledger style item with scattered identifiers and decimal values.
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Chicago
U. S
Law Schools Association Angers NAACP with Failed Exclusion Proposal
CHICAGO The Pennsylvania proposal to expel any member school that bars qualified Negro students failed to pass at the annual meeting of the Association of American Law Schools. Officials note the vote ends the effort without immediate changes.
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Chicago
The
Assn. of American Law Schools
Humboldt church groups plan monthly Sunday school meetings
A Humboldt A conference of Sunday school teachers and officers of the Baptist church was held at the church Tuesday night under Dr. Arthur Carlson. Plans were made for similar monthly meetings. The January session will feature Dr. Robert Ferree. The Humboldt Methodist church hosts a Student Recognition Service at 11 a.m. Sunday with Rev. Gene Taylor. Christmas vacation students will attend. The quarterly communion at 7 30 p.m. will be a candle light Youth Fellowship event.
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The
Baptist Church
Arthur Carlson
Robert Ferree
Christian Education
Kansas Baptist Convention
Humboldt Methodist Church
Gene Taylor
Methodist Youth Fellowship Organization
J. A. Seigel
J. L. Linithan
Chetopa
R. D. Roberts
D. E. Temple
Tulsa
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Marvin Wellcome
Robert Wheatley
R. G. Mackindorf
JayCee Proxy Speaker in Abilene Event
Hugh McKenna of Tulsa speaks as president of the United States Junior Chamber during a JayCee proxy event in Abilene highlighting civic leadership and youth involvement.
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Abilene
Hugh McKenna
Tulsa
United States
Hearing Notice in Probate Court Neosho County Kansas
The Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas will hear the matter of the estate of Sarah E Watts deceased on January 7 1956 at 10:00 AM in Erie Kansas. Harry M Watts heir at law petitions for the descent of Lots 1 2 Block 2 North Side Addition Chanute and all property rents and interests at death. Defenses must be filed in writing by that date. Balch Bailey attorneys for petitioner.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Sarah E. Watts
Harry M. Watts
Sarah BE. Watts
Kansas
Chanute
Sarah ER. Watts
Erie
Balch & Bailey
Badie A. Powell
Myra M. Brobst
Ladie A. Powell
Administratrix
Balch & Brilby Attorneys
Neobho County
Elizabeth Riles
G. Gorrell Biles
Elizabeth Biles
Balch & Briley
Kansas Junior Chamber to hear speaker in Abilene
A Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce board meeting in Abilene will feature a guest speaker in January. The event highlights ongoing civic engagement by local young business leaders.
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Merce
The
Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Abilene
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Harvey Rhodes
John York
Steve Griffiths
Sp. 3
Wayne F. Meeker
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Pomona Grange
Nathan Hole
Sorghum Valley
Cremona
Iola Armory
Girard
Ira Hubler
Leon Spence
Bryan Burk
Gene Maxwell
Linda Burk
Lois Maxwell
Maxwell
Harley Roberts
Walter Myers
LeRoy Hunt
Sorghum Valley Grange
Burk
Hershel Newsom
Earl Wiltse
Roy Johnson
Frank Olson
Roy McMillen
Charles Doudna
Howard Weis
Newt Cherem
Roy Anderson
Young Peoples
W. EB. VanRheen
Ray Hoard
Linda
8. G. Ashley
Kathy
Lorraine Maninger
T. J. O'Donnell
Kay McCulloh
R. W. McCulloh
Franklin
W. D. Martz
Daily Transcript
Eric
Darrel D. Dutton
Lena Irene Kinseh
Patrick Eugene Born
St. Paul
LaDona Fern Erickson
Sidney Garfield Hicks
Pittsburg
Beverly Elaine Frankenberg
Ralph Franklin Ewing
Virginia Ann Kelsey
Walnut
John Albert Grady
Merle Lavone Showalter
Shaw Manufacturing CO
Global Briefs
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Japan
Brazil Maru
Brazil
Cherbourg
France
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
New York
America
Seoul
South Korea
C. Tyler Wood
U.N
Korea
Vatican City
Pius XII
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Czestochowa
Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
East Germany
Red China
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Goa
Portugese India
Rio DE Janeiro
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Eisenhower
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Penney
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the Tribune
Bertha Orth
Ernest Orth
C. G. Puckett
Lawrence
J. A.van Nice
G. C. van Nice F
Krone
Gray Bros. Lumber CO
Debolt Insurance Agency
West Main
Garr
JayCee
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Pha Ba
Gene Christian
East Main
Chevrolet
Bill Young Chevrolet
South Evergreen
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