Christmas guests and local notices fill Earlton Chanute area
A long list of Christmas visits and dinners links Earlton and Chanute residents. Families from multiple states gathered for holiday meals and exchanges, with names including the Lacen McNary Bass Kimzey and Spurling clans. The item ends with a misdated note about the Statue of Liberty first proposed by Laboulaye and dedicated in 1636.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Butcher
Rea McNary
New Orleans
Ruth Ann Herring
Little Rock
Ark
Oscar Bass
Lexington
Arthur Garrison
Chanute
Rebecca Jones
Thayer
Walter Bass
Chester Bass
Payette
Idaho
Mountain Pass
Bass
Mabel McNary
Omaha
Paul Matlock
Benedict
Junior Shields
Mabel Fox
Vic Clawson
Paola
Edith Clawson
Beryl Kimzey
Richard
Longton
Eugene Bailey
Roy Taylor
Lawrence
Richard Bailey
Garden Grove
Calif
Chester Bailey
Kansas City
Mary Bailey
Earlton
Cheser Bailey
L. D. Burnett
Bill Straw
Jack Blair
Independence
L. L. Crown
al Prosser
Union Ailey
Hugh Brown
Wichita
Dewey Smith
G. G. Gibson
Mike
Jerry Gibson
Guineth
James Baker
Edouard de Laboulaye
United States
Office of War Information
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert V. Roosa
New York
John Kennedy
the Treasury
Alva McLaren
Dick Hutton
Rural
Lawrence Greve
Nancy
Chippewa Lake
Ohio
Milton Greve
Ray Greve
Frank Greve
Chanute Tribune
IST Nat'l
First National Bank
Little Miss
W. Main
Miss OR
Kiddy Korner
Koch Bros. Furniture
E. Moin
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