Thayer Contestants Enter Third District Poster Event
Linda Sue Hardman and Robert Hurst, Thayer Grade School students, were selected as entrants in the Women's Club poster contest. Their posters advance to the third district competition at Independence with state level advancement possible. Mrs. Scott Wright chairs the local poster effort. The Win-A-Couple class of the Christian church met at Mrs. Wilma Showalter’s home with De votions and a Kings and Chronicles lesson. Refreshments served to 10 members and a guest. The next meeting is Feb 8 at Mrs. Shirley Powers’ home. Wayne Studebaker shows signs of improvement after strokes post mumps and hospital stay in San Francisco. He and Lucille Bailey Studebaker have five children. The Sunflower Club met at Mrs. Della Gelwix’s for dinner. a game followed with Mrs. Gelwix winning. Next meeting Feb 13 at Mrs. Lucille Johnston’s home. Weekend and Sunday visits featured several families and relatives. Randy Gelwix from Kansas State University is on break at his grandmother’s. Various visitors and dinners marked the weekend. Ralph Studebaker funeral in Vinita with burial at Quinton.
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Thayer
Linda Sue Hardman
Robert Hurst
Thayer Friday Reading Club
Independence
Scott Wright
The
Christian Church
Wilma Showalter
Norma Morris
Eva Payne
Betty Holtzman
Showalters
Cora Bailey
Erie
Shirley Powers
Harvey Studebaker
Wayne
University of California Hospital At
San Francisco
Lucille Bailey
Roy Powers
Joe Powers
Carl Studebaker
Della Gelwix
Sunflower Club
Final Free Immunization Saturday in Wilson County
Free immunization clinics will be held Saturday in Wilson County at Neodesha High School gym and Fredonia courthouse from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The Wilson County Medical Society and Health Department sponsor DPT DT measles smallpox polio vaccines with schedules for infants, children, and adults and notes live vaccines cannot be mixed. The January clinic faced weather and illness. questions go to family doctors or school nurses. First published February 1 1968, last published February 15 1968.
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Wilson County
Fredonia
Wilson County Medical Society
Wilson County Health Department
Gold Pile Shrinks in 1967 Amid London Market Loss
The U S gold supply fell by 900 million in December marking the steepest monthly drop in history. For 1967 total losses reached 1.17 billion, the largest in two years, dropping U S gold stock to its lowest in 30 years. Officials cite speculative buying after Britain's pound devaluation and Middle East tensions as key factors.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Britain
Middle East
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Treasury
London
Benedict Masons at Meet Highlight Local Lodge Record
Benedict Masons at Fall River meet mark 17th straight year of perfect attendance by lodge officers. Local social notes cover visits to Manhattan Kansas State University for Extension Day and multiple family travel updates across Benedict and nearby towns.
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Benedict
Benedict Masons
Fall River
Lodge
Guy Rucker
Dan Doyle
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Paula Ropp
Charles Ropp
Paula
Bill Bade
Whittier
Cal
Notice of Administrator for Hazel Edyvean Estate
John W. White appointed administrator of Hazel Edyvean estate in Neosho County Kansas on December 13 1967 with letters filed. Creditors heirs devisees and others must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Fleming Se John W. Chanute represent administrator.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Hazel Edyvean
John W. White
Harel Edyvean
Fleming
John W. Chanute
Guilty Plea by Lackey In Thayer Bank Case
Tommy W. Lackey 22 of Little Rock Ark changed his plea from innocent to guilty on charges of attempted robbery of the First State Bank of Thayer Kan on Oct 10. He was the last of six charged to enter a plea as three others also pled guilty and two had already pled guilty when indicted.
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Wichita
Tommy W. Lackey
Little Rock
Ark
First State Bank
Thayer
Kan
Lackey
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Debbie
Tammy
Linda
Parkville
Howard Johnson
Mike
Mark
Leland
Bartlesville
Floyd Powers
David
Kent
Gerald
Ricky
Diane
Lisa
Randy Gelwix
Hannah Swensen
James Hannon
Edna
Harmon
Glenn Thornton
Ronnie
Jamie
Jesse Johnston
Billy Wayne Thornton
University of Kansas At
Everett Thornton
Bill
Ellenburg
Wash
Richard Thornton
Connie
Coffeyville
Lawrence
Alan
Terrie
David Thornton
Karl
Sandra
Chris
Ken
Bruce
John Thornton
Everett Ray
Lillie
Daniel
Janet
Ellis Holtzman
Eddie
Barbara
Judy
Jimmy
Larry Umbarger
Timothy
Carolyn
Michael
Nancy
Larry
Katrina
Ralph Studebaker
Methodist Church
Vinita
Okla
Quinton
State OF Kansas
County OF
Neosho
Mary Ellen McCune
David L. McCune
Petion
Executiae Matisianee
Balch & Bailey
Chanute
Alberta Gough
Coneys
Charley's Pizza Inn
Tostados
Tacos
United States
United Kingdom
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Switzerland
George Monroe Floyd
St. Francis Hospital
Kelley L. Starbuck
McConnell Air Force
Charles Baker
Collie Chambers
Miami
Lewis Seward
Ernest Gaines
C. R. Forbes
George Crotser
Talala
Rheva Wilson
Morgan
Trisha Lynn
Altoona
G. C. Brown
Iola
Tom Tindle
Gerald Mattix
Everett Caldwell
Vance Rooe
Gail and
Vance, Jr
Galena
John Spencer
John Gorden
Plano
Iowa
Bertha Farwell
Ben F. Ritz
Texas
Don Warvel
Pittsburgh
McCay- Thompson
McCager
Jennie Bea
Curtis
Vienna
Air Force
Lackland A.F.B
San Antonio
Tex
Kelley Starbuck
F. A. Lewis
Wellington
Lewis
Baker
Alta Baker
Alma
Beasti
Esther
Disneyland
Walter Ogle
Billy L. Hendry
Tribune
Genral
Delco
Creager
John Bean
Notestine Tire Service
Lincoln
Tire Service
Impala
Chevrolet
Whitewall
Etleee As
Whitley-Morris Chevrolet Company
Chanute, Kansas
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