Christmas visits and family news from Chanute area
Christmas Eve guests at Carl and Mrs Schickhardt included Reynold Johnson and family from Dallas. John Bishop home hosted multiple Rose and Neodesha families for Christmas. Chanute Junior College students Carl Anderson, Yancy Whitworth, and John Rubow returned from New Orleans after the Sugar Bowl. Bert Christine of St Louis is mourned by Mrs Parrish. New baby Michael Scott born to William and Barbara Robinson of Topeka. Lofthouse brothers returned to study after holidays with the Lofthouse family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schickhardt
Reynold Johnson
Bradley Ray
Stefani Ann
Dallas
Tex
Johnson
John Bishop
Bert Bishop
Jimmie
Floyad
Joann
Clarence Bishop
Rose
Pete Audiss
Darlene
Herbert Bishop
Allen
Diana
J. D. Zillner
Sammy
Jerry
Patrick
Marcia
Joe
Neodesha
Johnnie Guiou
Debra
Meryl Summervill
Connie
Bonnie
Sam Graham
Patty
Dixie
Iletta
Paula Jo
Opal Holloway
Jackie
Sue
J. Guiou
Lola Marie
Carl Anderson
Yancy Whitworth
John Rubow
Chanute Junior College
New Orleans
William Robinson
Topeka
Michael Scott
Marc
Charles Arnett
Robinson
Barbara Arnett
Clark Lofthouse
North Dakota University
Patrick Lofthouse
Kansas Art Institute
John Lofthouse
W. Elm
Vilas Homebuilders HD Unit Meets at Bethel Church
The Vilas Homebuilders HD Unit will meet at 2 p.m. next Wednesday at Bethel Lutheran Church.
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Vilas Homebuilders HD
Bethel Lutheran Church
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Births
Memorial Hospital reports admitances on Tuesday and Wednesday listing patients by name and residence with medical or surgical notes. Dismissals include Mrs Clyde Tunnell and son and Michael Donaldson. Births recorded for Wednesday and today include a daughter to Dr and Mrs Robert Loudon and another to Mr and Mrs Wayne Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Grant
Jesse Wilbanks
W. Main
Bobby Ellison
A. R. Carder
Byron Talheim
Erie
James W. Wright
W. 7Th
Medical
Robert and
Richard DeLaTorre
S. Henry
Surgical
Clyde E. Tunnell
Michael Donaldson
Independence
Mearl
Bright and Son
N. Evergreen
Lawrence E. Caley
E. Main
Robert Loudon
Wayne Young
Buffalo
Ralph Harner
Humboldt
Real Estate Transfers in Iola Humboldt and Tola Areas
Land transactions show Harold and Ellsworth Stewart transfers in Iola. Gordon L. Roberts and wife conveyances to L T Etter and to Har old Williams in Humboldt. multiple two lot and one lot deeds to Floyd Dotson Ross Arbuckle and Virgil L. Clark. Trus tees under Ira D Kelley will direct transfers in Tola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Mary E. Wilson
Gordon L. Roberts
Carrie M. Kelley Warner
Thomas H. Bowlus
Angelo C. Scott
Ira D
Deaths and Funeral for Humboldt Resident Martin Ramirez
Martin Ramirez of Humboldt died Wednesday noon in Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born June 1897 in Mexico, he worked 30 years for Monarch Cement Co. Survived by his wife, a son Pedro Ramirez, five daughters, and several grandchildren. Funeral at St. Joseph Catholic Church Humboldt Friday at 9 am with rosary tonight at 8 at 717 S. 10th. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ramirez
Humboldt
Monarch Cement Co
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mexico
Pedro Ramirez
Julian Gutierez
Felipe Gutierez
Lupe Godinez
Cha- Iaute
Elvira Rea
Vincent Diaz
Kansas City
St. Joseph Catholic Church
S. 10Th
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Airlift Ends as Hungarian Refugees Reach U S Base
McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey completes operation Safe Haven final flight delivering 45 refugees including the 9,700th in the stream. Montreal reports Canadian Pacific Railway strike idling about half the network as firemen wage dispute over diesel engines. Climbers rescued from Mt Blanc while two remain marooned. Florida bus segregation ruled unconstitutional by U S district court judge. India proposes North Korea be invited to UN debate on Korea. Eisenhower to address Congress seeking stand-by authority for Middle East action.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
N.j.p—America
Air Force
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Atlantic
United Nations
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
North Korea
U. N
Washington
House
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Middle East
Kansas City and Parsons Livestock Prices Report
Hog and cattle markets show higher hog quotes and steadier cattle in Kansas City and Parsons. Reports note strong slaughter lambs and mixed stock prices with varying weights and categories across regions and commodities.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City i
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Kansas City Hay Receipts Report Alfalfa Cars
Kansas City hay receipts show 2 cars of alfalfa weekly, with 4 a week ago and none reported a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Handsome Blond Thief Robs Six Women on Street
In Denver yesterday a handsome blond thief robbed six women in a residential area. The suspect, about 21, well dressed with crew-cut hair, asked Pearl Olson to keep $1 for carfare after surrendering $7. He refused Patuline Robinson’s purse, saying only the wallet was wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pearl Olson
Pauline Robinson
Record FHA Loans Reach 1956 Peak Total
Washington reports Farmers Home Administration loans and loan guarantees totaled a record 336 million 480 thousand dollars in 1956. The Agriculture Department says funds went mainly to operation, improvement and purchase of family type farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Washington
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
Fuel Flow Plugged in Basement Leak Near Heat Unit
In Conshohocken Charles C. Hansell spent a half hour crouched by his basement fuel oil tank to seal a leak with his finger. About 35 gallons flooded the cellar and nearly reached the house heating unit flame. His wife and children fled to a neighbor and called repairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conshohocken
Charles C. Hansell
Hansell
Subsidy for Textbooks Proposed by Docking
Gov elect George Docking and Adel Throckmorton propose a state subsidy of 2 per pupil to public schools for a complete textbook rental system. The plan calls for eliminating statewide adoptions and mandatory time limits, with a recommended appropriation of 350 000 to 400 000 dollars. If passed, funds would be available after July 1 1958, with 850 000 needed if all districts join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Docking
Adel F. Throckmorton
Throckmorton
Kansas Crop Bright Spot Is This Area
Manhattan Kansas Reporting from the Kansas State College branch station conference Western Kansas crops are generally poor with little wheat and scarce moisture The only bright spot is southeast Kansas where rainfall was timely and winter cereals are in good shape Despite low stock water and municipal supplies the southeast region shows better condition through timely moisture and favorable soil conditions
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Manhattan
Kas
Experiment Station
Kansas
Kansas State College
Floyd Davidson
Mound Valley
Wheat Drops a Cent In 30 Day Period
TOPEKA reports a one cent drop in the price paid to Kansas farmers for wheat for the 30 days ending December 15. The mid December average price was 2.06 dollars per bushel, eight cents higher than December 15, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Hall Resigns and Court Nomination Clash in Kansas
Kansas political shift continues as Hall resigns to join the state supreme court while a string of succession questions unfolds. Warren Shaw and Docking battles reshape leadership with McCuish poised to become governor, and Wunsch weighs implications of Senate leadership during transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Warren W.shaw
Topeka
Shaw
Docking
Joseph Henkle
McCuish
State Tax Commission
Kansas
Newton
Paul Wunsch
Senate
Wunsch
Four Boys Detected Skating on Roof of NJ Bell Building
Police spotted four boys skating on the roof of an office building in Elizabeth. They had climbed a tree to reach the New Jersey Bell Telephone Building where an inch of ice formed. They climbed down before officers arrived, were caught in a nearby garage, and turned over to the juvenile aid bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
New Jersey Bell Telephone
Police Juvenile Aid Bureau
Pennies Help Malibu Animals Amid Fire Emergency
Children emptied piggy banks to fund emergency feeding of domestic and wildlife in Malibu. George Crosier of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports hundreds of contributions after public appeals, with many from youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malibu
Calif
George Crosier
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Lausche Holds Key To Senate Control
Senate power hangs on Frank Lausche a former Ohio governor now a Democrat whose vote could decide whether the Republicans win control with 48 votes. Senator Knowland cautioned Republicans do not know how Lausche will vote amid a 49-47 Democratic edge from November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Martin Kiger Named As Penal Board Head
Topeka Martin Kiger who has led the State Department of Administration since May 1955 was appointed chairman of the State Board of Penal Institutions. He will fill the unexpired term of Walter Hunter who resigned last November and the term runs until July 1, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Martin Kiger
State Department of Administration
State Board of Penal Institutions
Walter Hunter
Lung Surgery For Jimmy Dorsey
Bandleader Jimmy Dorsey, 52, is hospitalized at Doctors Hospital for lung surgery. Agent Tino Barzi says he entered the hospital yesterday and will undergo operation for removal of a wart on his left lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Dorsey
Doctors Hospital
Tino Barzi
Dorsey
New Church Locations Set For Two Congregations
Revivals begin February 1 as the Assembly of God moves to a new building on Chestnut and Lafayette after purchasing the former EUB site completed in 1932. The older EUB church, rebuilt in 1913, will become an educational unit after the sanctuary is finished. both sites offer off street parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Assembly of God
Life
EUB
Central Park Pavilion
South Highland
Assembly of God Church
City Park
H. Frank
Ray Ashworth
Pine and
Lafayette
Ahlf
Chestnut and
Burlington Manufacturing Co
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Coats Agency
C. A. Parrish
W. 5Th
Bert Christine
St. Louis
Daily Transcript
Eric
Harold Minor Converse
Golda Genevieve Hearthely
Glen Goff
H. Colgin
Central
Billy Jackson
Neal McCoy
Neosho County
Lizzie A. McMillen
Ebur
Schultz
Lee Judy
Bik
Traci D. Burton
Nelle F. Olson
Frances E. Casey
Schultz Et al
Charles E. Mussulman
Judy
Lawrence O'Brien
Albert Vit
Roy A. Powers
Joe C. Powers
Und
the Friends University
Joe Powers
Roy C. Powers
Allen County
Bylola Abstract Co
Ira D. Ketley
Kimbell Diehl
Anne Kemmerer
Lee HH Murren
Humboldt Witlam
HH. Achter
James G Owens
Model
Chamonix
France
Mt. Blanc
Europe
Miami, Fla
Florida
Miami
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
White Pine Lawn
Gilbert Auty
Pine Lawn Bank & Trust Co
Circuit Court
Raymond L. Horstdaniel
Pine Lawn
Wall Street
Tel&Tel
Atchison
Beth Steel
Chrysler Teeter Ees
Sg Eagle P
Ford
Gen
Motors Teaver
Penney
JC Wee
Phill Pet
RCA
St Jos
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Walter Theile
Thiele
Jay S. Parker
Alfred Schroeder
Smith
Don
Dodge City
People of
GOP
Harry Darby
Darby
F. L. Hagaman
Frank Carlson
First National Bank
Chanute, Kas
F.d.1.c
Ty A
Penal Board
Naff & Bolze
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