Local Notes Mix School, Social and Traffic News
Insurance ad spots Rich ardson Agency and Tioga Coffee Shop closed New Year. Mrs. Walter A. Lapham returns from Newton with Dr. and Mrs. Myers and exchange student Vahan Assadourian. Multiple social visits across households noted. Gustavus Adolphus students Kendall and Carl attend Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. Air Force recruiter Lindsey changes schedule. deceptive driving charge against Carl Weiner II with 120 foot skid marks shown.
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Walter A. Lapham
S. Central
Robert Myers
Newton
Myers
Kendall
Vahan Assadourian
Old City
Jerusalem
Jordan
Assadourian
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Kendall Myers
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Summary
Daily Transcript lists Saturday admittances including Arthur Moody and Tena Krueger among many in Neosho Memorial Hospital. Sunday and today additions cover Michael Jordan Elizabeth Barham Rosemary Allman and others. Dismissals feature Mrs. Blunk Jr., Irvin Martin, James Watt and more. Birth today notes a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. John Heinlien with multiple moving notices for residents across Humboldt Erie Kimberlin and nearby towns.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Arther O. Moody
N. Evergreen
Lewis J. Junod
S. Ashby
Tena Krueger
T. F. Graham
S. Grant
Stephenie Russell
N. Grant
Lola Kuykendall
Howard Weitzel
Lavenburg
Michael Jordan
S. Forest
Surgical
Elizabeth Barham
Earlton
Rosemary Allman
S. Gretchen
Kenneth Chestnut
S. Western
Jacinto Verdin
Paul Tate
N. Kansas
John Ahring
Kansas City
Glen Staton
Benjamin Collison
Humboldt
Marle Booe
Robert Blunk Jr
Irvin Martin
Highland
James C Watt
Erie
Verle Tasche
St. Garfield
Warren Tidd
Lola
Kimberlin Skinner
N. Forest
Mine blast at Pocahontas fuel mine kills 11
Investigators re entered the Pocahontas Fuel Co. coal mine to probe the Friday blast that killed 11 miners. They aimed to reach the actual blast area, stalled Saturday by lingering gas, and continued searches this morning.
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Amonate
Pocahontas
Deaths and Funerals From Chanute Area News
Obituaries list Fred Beale aged 80 retired farmer died at Bryant Rest Home. survivors include wife Frieda Wangler Beale, son Lem, daughter Mrs James McKenzie, brother Charles, two grandchildren. funeral at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Judd Jones. Other notices: Mrs D O Shurtleff, 73, died at home. burial Elmwood. Abbie Harry Kannard, 68, died. Grant Mayes, 85, died. Mary Permelia Blaine, 71, died. Harold Wheelock, 67, chief architect at Schilling Air Base. John N Bowker, 68, former Chanute resident.
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Fred Beale
Bryant Rest Home
Dewitt
Ill
Frieda A. Wangler
Erie
Lem
Chanute
James McKenzie
Canoga Park
Calif
Charles
Manhattan
D. O. Shurtleff
S. Steuben
Elizabeth Tone
John and
Retta Hargrave
LaCross
Navy
Moran Presbyterian Church
Shurtleff
Presbyterian Church
Delos Shurtleff
David Delos Shurtleff
Santa Barbara
John Hargrave
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
William T. Hunt
Elmwood Abbie
Harry A. Kannard Rose
Harry A. Kannard
Rose
Joseph
Millie Kannard
Tressa Cordon
Pawnee City
Neb
Frankie
Topeka
Mildred Hall
Everett, Wash
Jesse R
Buffalo
Cecil Fischer
Jamie John
Shaw
Joe
Mildred
Blaine
Methodist Church
Erie Order of the Eastern Star
Erie Federated Church
J. M. Torrence
East Hill
Pierce Funeral Home
Salina
Harold FE. Wheelock
Schilling Air Base
St. John's Hospital
Wheelock
Oren K. Wheelock
Hal Wheelock Jr
Sherman Oaks
O. N. Wheelock
Don Wheelock
Denver
Walter Kaufman
East Orange
N. J
O. KF. Wheelock
Kansas City
New Year's Gala Plans At Peoples and Mainstreet Theaters
Watch party begins at 7 with free novelties at Peoples Theater and a similar 7 pm program at Mainstreet Theater. Both run past midnight with no repeats. Church of the Nazarene hosts world wide watchnight services as the denomination starts its golden jubilee year.
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the Peoples Theater
Mainstreet Theater
Church of the Nazarene
First
Lafayette
International Protestant Organization
Claude E. Pittenger
Albert Gluck
Young People's Department
Willard Fox
Delmar Miley
Missionary Society
Bowker Family Rites Lead Off Local Obituary Notices
Death notices list Bowker family survivors including wife Martha and children Nelson Raymond with homes in Sunland and Caney. Funeral Dec 28 at Glen Haven cemetery followed by burial. service led by local clergy and pallbearers named. Also mentions Johnson and Nielsen funeral services with burial in Elmwood and Morehead cemeteries respectively and lists speakers and floral attendants.
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Ana Ars
Tmose Urol
Caney
Lady Vunder
Sunland
Calif
Nelson
Raymond Bowker
Bob
Jay Vunder
Glen Haven Cemetery
Bob German
Don Beach II
Roy S.gibson
Boy Averts Home Fire in Fort Scott
Ten year old Wallace Willard saved the Willard home by extinguishing flames from a floor furnace with water. A neighbor notified the fire department, but firefighters found the blaze already out. The family previously lost their home and possessions in a fire two years earlier.
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Fort Scott
Wallace Willard
Robert Willard
Willard
Willards
Judge Mellott Dead at 69 Former federal judge Mellott dies after illness
Kansas City Kansas native Arthur J Mellott served as chief judge of the U S District Court in Kansas he taught law to Harry S Truman and was appointed to the Kansas post in 1946 after prior service as U S district attorney city judge and county attorney he died after a kidney operation and pneumonia.
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Kansas City
Kan
Arthur J. Mellott
Harry S. Truman
Mellott
U. S. District Court
Kansas
Roosevelt
U. S. Tax Court
Washington
Mallott
Truman
Kansas City School of Law
U. S
Democratic Central Committee
Census records show 41.2 million enrolled in schools
The Census Bureau reports 41.2 million Americans were enrolled in schools and colleges in October, a 27 percent rise from five years earlier.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New Industries For Kansas in 1957 Reported
Kansas for 1957 saw at least 101 new manufacturing ventures and plant announcements, boosting payrolls by about 595000 dollars as 51 communities statewide shared the growth. The Kansas Industrial Development Commission noted 69 producers started operations and 32 new plants were announced.
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New York
Fertooty Gake
Fertooty Gake Ts Bie
Pieiod Gvo
Topekap
Eagle P
Ford Mot
Kansas
Elec
Gen Motors
Kan Tex
Kansas Industrial Devel- Ment Ward
Opment Commission
Turers
Phill Pet
RCA
St. Jos Lead
Sears Rock
Sinclair O
Kansas Industrial Socony
Spen
Std Oil NJ
Sun
Wichita US Steel
Kansas City Livestock Prices Move Mixed Across Markets
Kansas City report shows cattle and hog prices varying by class with cows steady to lower and bulls up to 50 cents higher. Hog bids ease 25 to 50 cents, veal and stocker trades mix steady to strong, while cattle ranges reflect feeder and slaughter lots with multiple weight bands and grades listed. The Kansas City produce section notes egg and poultry price shifts and wholesale butter moves amid market volatility.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
U.S
Chicago
Plymouth Rocks
Savonburg Plans New Year Watchnight Service
The Friends church of Stark and the Evangelical Mission Covenant church near Savonburg announce a New Year’s Eve watchnight service at the Friends church beginning at 8 15 with a film followed by refreshments and games. A worship service will occur just before midnight and the public is welcome.
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Stark
Friends Church of
Evangelical Mission Covenant Church
Savonburg
Friends Church
Parsons Cardinals Upset Independence For Iola Tourney Title
Iola Kansas: Parsons Cardinals upset Independence 73-68 to win the Iola Junior College invitational basketball tournament. Chanute defeated Lola 77-69 in the consolation. Fehr led Iola with 23 points while Snart scored 20 for the Panthers who shot 39 percent and pulled 57 rebounds.
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IOLA
Parsons Cardinals
Independence
Red Devils
Chanute
Lola
Panthers
Dave Fehr
George McCune
Don Puckett
Dennis Russell
Iolo
Fehr
Berm Snart
Panther
Lynn Chadd
Devils
Dave Tapp
Tiola
Bill Shepherd
Red Devil
Parsons
Cardinals
Chanute Cold Night In Loss To Independence
Independence beat Parsons earlier in league play 72 64 as Larry England scored 26 points and Hut Whetzel added 21 in a 69 77 Chanute box score. Lola led 36 33 at halftime with Chanute trailing as box score details show Chanute 69 Lola 77 with multiple players scoring across the game.
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Larry England
Hut Whetzel
Bob Cunningham
Independence
Gary Sebbert
Humboldt Cub Aluminus
Pirates
Parsons
Lola
Chanute
Henkle
Hull
Ieoe
McCammon
Puckett
Alexander
Bossell
Chadd
Rodrigues
Sooner Man Charged With 2nd Degree Murder
Harold Jenkins 26 of Duncan Oklahoma arraigned on second degree murder for the death of Clandike Lewis Jr 19 at a Wichita night club. Judge John M Stice set a January 13 preliminary hearing Jenkins held without bond Lewis a Pueblo Colorado resident was shot during an argument Jenkins claims self defense.
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Wichita
Harold Jenkins
Duncan
Okla
Clandike Lewis Jr
Common Pleas
John M. Stice
Jenkins
Lewis
Pueblo
Colo
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Millard Crook
St. Louis
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Galena
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Baker University
New Orleans
Sue Anderson
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Ralph Ruggles
N. Lafayette
Max Ruggles
Marc
Rodney
Kendal
Don Morris
Teresa Lynn
Liberty
Merle Ruggles
Laurel Ann
LaVan
Ruggles
Myrtle Swiler
A. J. Jackson
S. Garfield
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John A. Lapham
Roger
Tommy Gordon
Charles E. Lindsey
U.S Air Force
Air Force
Merle
Bryan
W. 6Th
Arthur Thielen
Martha
Dean
Satanta
Cris
Carl Weiner II
S. Highland
Weiner
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Elm
Daily Transcript
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Bruce Syar
Garfield
MT BR. Forest
Leslie Chapman
Lincoln
Grant Mayes
St. Margaret's Hospital
Fredonia
Mary Permelia Blaine
Mercy Hospital
Mary Permelia McGinnis
Lucy Chatterton McGinnis
Ora Blaine
Harold E. Wheelock
John N. Bowker
van Nuys
John N Bowker
James and
Alice Bowker
Boyd Burns
Nate
Martha Topeka
Pittsburg
Garrison Bowker
Larned
Dave Herndon
la Mesa
Athe Oe Pi
Johnson
Besse A. Johnson
Koch-Skinner
Elmwood Cemetery
Jeff Coots
C. A. Duerson
Herman Squire
John Nation
Charles Chauncey
A. E. Allison
Dave Petterson
Robert Koch
Mattie Wolf
Ethel Davidson
Mae Wheeler
Boy Averts
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Zimerson
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South Highland Ave
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All Tyre
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Ross Emrick
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