Mulberry Triumphs 53-35 At Elsmore In Marathon Valley clash
Mulberry Tigers rallied with a fourth quarter surge to defeat Elsmore Dragons 53-35 in Marathon Valley League play. Eddie King led Mulberry with 23 points while Fred Krokstrom paced Elsmore with nine. Elsmore returns January 17 at Arcadia after a two week break. Mulberry also won the B team 51-44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsmore
Mulberry Tigers
Elsmore Dragons
Dragons
Mulberry
Fred Krokstrom
Jim Fewins
Eddie King
Otto Buche
John Parrott
Arcadia
Altoona Submerges Galesburg in Four County League
Altoona remains in contention behind undefeated Thayer with a 63 to 40 victory over Galesburg. Tom Hyde led Altoona with 26 points, Joy added 13, and McElroy paced Galesburg with 12. Altoona also won the B game 44 to 13 and will host Oswego next Tuesday while Galesburg visits Edna next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Thayer
Galesburg
Redskins
Pirates
Tom Hyde
Leon Joy
Joe Semrad
Carl McElroy
Randy Blaker
John Blair
Oswego
Edna
Joy
Topham
McElroy
IC Guild Meets at Edith Jones Home
The IC Guild of the EUB Church met Thursday at 329 S. Rutter. Mrs. Edith Jones hosted the gathering with seven members in attendance. Mrs. Bessie Brady led as president and Mrs. C L Kimble gave devotions based on Psalms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IC Guild
EUB Church
Edith Jones
S. Rutter
Bessie Brady
C. L. Kimble
Miss Nelson Plans Nuptials
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Nelson of Elsmore announce the engagement of their daughter Cynthia Ann to Larry Dale Foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Deane Foster of Iola Miss Nelson is a senior at Elsmore Rural High School Foster is a 1960 Moran Rural High School graduate and employed at James Implement Company in Iola No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. C. Nelson
Elsmore
Cynthia Ann
Larry Dale Foster
Deane Foster
Iola
Miss Nelson
Elsmore Rural High School
Foster
Moran Rural High School
James Implement Company
New Citizens Born in December List
New Citizens Beth Anne and nine others were born in December. The announcements name each child with parents and street addresses in Galesburg Toona Humboldt Eureka Elsmore and Central area. Birth dates range from December 6 to December 29.
Group 2 CWF Lesson On India At First Christian Church
Mrs M M Wise led Group 2 of the CWF in History and Facts of India. The meeting met at Mrs Earl Ostrander's home 1317 W 4th with 14 members present. Devotions were given by Mrs Joe Gossett and Mrs F S Rexford assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
M. M. Wise
CWF
First Christian Church
Earl Ostrander
F. S. Rexford
Joe Gossett
Harmony HD unit meeting presided by Mrs Alford
Mrs Henry Alford presided at the Harmony HD unit meeting held Friday afternoon at Mrs Rolla Rush home. Eight members answered roll call with the Christmas gift they like best. Mrs Clifford Webb joined. Mrs Cecil Arnett led the lesson on window treatment and the recreation, and the hostess served a dessert course. The next meeting will be February 7 hosted by Mrs Boyd Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alford
Harmony HD Unit
Rolla Rush
R. 3
Clifford Webb
Cecil Arnett
Boyd Smith
Three Die In Head-On Crash Near Moundridge Kansas
A head on collision on U S 81 southeast of Moundridge killed three people. The deceased are Christian Haugen 76 and his wife Effie 68 of Nashwauk Minnesota and the other driver Pete Koller 73 of Moundridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundridge
Kan
Christian R. Haugen
Effie
Nashwauk
Sfinn
Pete Koller
U.S. 81
Social Calendar Highlights Local Organizations Jan 7
Sunday events include Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at OOF hall 2:38 p.m. Victory HD Unit hosts Mrs. Howard Mc Neill at R. 2-2 p.m. World War I Veterans Auxiliary hosts a memorial bidg covered dish dinner at 7 p.m. Rebekah Lodge and Sweet Adelines, Inc. meet at TB Hospital and 7:00 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club meets at Home Savings Bidg 7:15 p.m. Tuesday's Health Assn Welfare Office Service Guild at EUB Church 7 p.m. plus Cub and Boy Scout feeders at Murray Hill school 7 p.m. and multiple club meetings across Chanute including Gem and Mineral Society, Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant, Rainbow for Girls, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Outlook Study Club, Chanute Culture Club, Sorosis Club, Athenaeum, 20th Century Stay Club, Modern Study Club, Who's Who Study Club, Vilas Homebuilders HD unit west of Chanute 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Victory HD
Howard McNeill
Health Assn
P.m. — Service Guild
EUB Church
Tebie
Murray Hill
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
Masonic Temple
Chanute Textile Paint Club
JeyCee Club
N. Rutter
the Outlook Study Club
Carl W. Stevens
W. Main
Chanute Culture Club
William Gough
N. Steuben
Sorosis Club
Brobst
S. Highland
Athenaeum
Iin
We. E. Lewis
Highland
Leo Gottlieb
S. Tennessee
Dorothy Wilson
Forest
Ee Erickson
N. Grant
Deaths deaths Tilman Foxworthy 93 Erie resident dies
Tilman Foxworthy 93 retired rural mail carrier of Erie dies at 2 15 p m Friday at the Erie Rest Home where he had lived three years. Born March 4 1870 at Erie he lived his entire life there. Married Jan 7 1897 to Millie Nafus who preceded him in death in 1924. Survived by two sons Carl in Kansas City Leon in San Diego a daughter Grace Harvey of Mound City six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Member of Erie Christian Church. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm Pierce Funeral Home Rev Glenn Crosby officiating. Burial East Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman Foxworthy
Erie
Erie Rest
Tom Foxworthy
Millie Mae Nafus
Carl Foxworthy
Kansas City
Leon Foxworthy
San Diego
Grace Harvey
Mound City
Erie Christian Church
Pierce Funeral Home
Glenn Crosby
East Hill
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions Update
Friday admissions include Mrs Warren Jones R 1 Keith Hendricks Buffalo Daryl Collins Long View Tex medical Robert Frederick 409 S Katy medical Floyd Hamilton 602 N Forest medical Dismissals list includes Charles Midcap R 1 Lola Morgan Humboldt Charles Shepard Humboldt Mrs Charles Heat on 222 S Kansas James Dwinnell 521 N Kansas Mrs Larry Harris 820 N Santa Fe Donna Rankin 213 W 4th Karen Allison Satanta Raymond Strain Yates Center Mrs Max Alter 111 S Santa Fe Homer Haughs Humboldt Kenneth Bartlett Humboldt Admission today Lela Romine 1018 S Forest medical Dismissals today Keith Hendricks Buffalo Keith Culbertson Lavenburg Licenses issued Eric Jay Ervin Kaliested 25 and Janis Ruth Alexander 19 Beth of Chanute Melton Keith Ambarger 24 and Victoria Ann Record 18 both of Chanute Gary Kent Embry 25 and Jewel Deen Scarberry 24 both of Chanute Alfred Arthur Ludlum 25 Moren and Carol Sue Goff 2 Erie Fire Run Friday 6 05 p m Charles Ambler residence 1708 Edith shed destroyed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Jones
Keith Hendricks
Buffalo
Daryl Collins
Long View
Tex
Robert Frederick
S. Katy
Floyd Hamilton
N. Forest
Charles Midcap
Lola Morgan
Humboldt
Charles Shepard
Charles Heaton
S. Kansas
James Dwinell
N. Kansas
Larry Harris
N. Santa Fe
Donna Rankin
W. 4Th
Karen Allison
Satanta Kan
Raymond Strain
Yates Center
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Homer Haughs
Kenneth Bartlett
Lela Romine
S. Forest, Medical
Keith Culbertson
Lavenburg
Eric
Jay Ervin Kaliested
Janis Ruth Alexander
Beth
Chanute
Melton Keith Ambarger
Victoria Ann Record
Gary Kent Embry
Jewel Deen Scarberry
Alfred Arthur Ludlum
Moren
Carol Sue Goff
Erie
Charles Ambler
Edith
Theft Outbreak Continues With Car and Articles Stolen
An ongoing theft wave reported across Earlton continued with a 1956 Chevrolet taken from 23 W Main. Osawatomie later reported the wreck of the car. A suspect, named Robert Leon McKinstry, was arrested in Paola and transported back by Sheriff George Neely. Additional thefts included a Derringer and lighter from Steve Weiner, a binder canvas from Garland Burdue, a cut tire on Richard Cloke’s 1953 Falcon, and hub caps plus broken windshields from Ranz Motor Co. lot vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Elbert Goins
Earlton R. 1
W. Main
Paola
Robert Leon McKinstry
George Neely
Neosho County
Buddhist inquiry into killings near Saigon coast
Buddhist leaders opened an investigation into reports that Catholic district officials killed two Buddhists and wounded eight in a coastal town about 80 miles east of Saigon. A separate incident occurred at Tachikawa railway station near Tokyo where a coach train burst into flames. two people sustained burns and bruises.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tachikawa Railway Station
U.S
Tokyo
Britain seeks Australian New Zealand troops for Malaya clash
London asked Australia and New Zealand to send troops to Malaysia's Borneo states amid fears of a broader Malaysia Indonesia war. Reports say Canberra and Wellington are reluctant. Since Malaysia's federation gained nationhood last September, regional border incidents have surged along the Malaysia Indonesia frontier in North Borneo.
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London
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Malaysia
Borneo
Indonesia
Bronco
North Borneo
Federation
Argentina Defense Minister, ex Air Minister duel called off
Buenos Aires reports a three member tribunal found no grounds for the duel between Defense Minister Leopoldo Suarez and former Air Minister Martin Rafael Cairo. Both men accepted the tribunal's ruling. In Tokyo, a loaded runaway gasoline tank car struck a stationary five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Leopoldo Suarez
Martin Rafael Cairo
Tokyo
Train Crash Kills 30 Near Belgrade Jajinci Station
A crowded commuter train from Pozarevac rammed a stationary passenger train at Jajinci station nine miles south of Belgrade. Eight coaches were crushed, over 100 injured, and officials warned the death toll could rise as high as 530. Rescue workers, ambulances, and blood donation appeals followed the collision.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Jajinci
Pozarevac
Dutch teachers urged to quit smoking in schools
Amsterdam AP report says the Dutch Teachers Federation Congress approved a resolution by a 348 to 12 vote with 5 abstentions, urging all teachers to quit smoking in schools as role models for students.
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Amsterdam
The
Train Delayed as Bridge Burns Near Iris California
Southern Pacific delayed the eastbound Golden State Limited after a railway bridge near Iris six miles south of Niland burned. The 135 foot bridge carried mainline and passing tracks. A temporary bridge was built as repair crews worked. The train with 17 cars and 200 passengers was to depart at 1 p.m. toward Chicago. The blaze’s cause was under investigation. Service was expected to be restored today.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Iris
Niland
Calif
Golden State
Chicago
Srvice
FBI arrests five airmen at Forbes AFB
FBI says five Forbes Air Force Base airmen were arrested on charges of stealing and conspiring to steal government property. Names include Jerry N. Mitchell 34 Raymond L. Snake 20 Gonzalo Gonzales 33 Gerald H. Witt 22 and William H. Eidson 18. Case links to December arrests of two others with property valued over 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Forbes Air Force Base
FBI
Jerry N. Mitchell
Raymond L. Snake
Gonzalo Gonzales
Gerald H. Witt
William H. Eidson
Forbes
Charles R. Hartz
Massilon
Ohio
Edward D. David
Nevada
Advertising in the Newspaper Promises Goods and Deals
An advertising page showcases a blend of products and services with callouts for daily needs, fashion, home goods, and seasonal sales. Bazaar style layouts highlight prices, features, and limited-time offers to attract shoppers.
Mild dry spell persists across nation with regional chills
An early January spell of mild and dry weather continued across most of the nation. Temperatures were mostly 30s to 40s, with higher readings in southern Florida. Some cold spots included northern Florida, northern Maine, and parts of the Lake Superior region with snow flurries. Mountain areas in the West dipped into the teens. Cross City reported 29 while Miami reached 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Florida
Maine
Lake Superior District
Cross City
Fla
Miami
Mrs. Dormois Hosts CWF Group 4 at First Christian
Mrs. Glen Dormois hosted Group 4 of the CWF at the First Christian Church on Grant Avenue Friday afternoon. Mrs. T. H. Cronemeyer presided as the lesson titled Introduction to India was given by Mrs. A. B. Olson with devotions by Mrs. George Washburn. Refreshments served to 13 members and one guest, Mrs. Forrest Clemings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Dormois
N. Grant
CWF
First Christian Church
T. H. Cronemeyer
India
A. B. Olson
George Washburn
Forrest Clemings
Break-in at Crager Liquor Store in St Paul
ST. PAUL The Crager Liquor Store, a frequent burglary target, was hit again last night with gin and whiskey valued between $90 and $100 taken. Entry occurred between 10 p.m. yesterday and 8:50 a.m. today by breaking a pane above a window latch. No cash was taken. Mrs. Maxine Crager, operator, said the store was broken into four times during 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Crager
Don Harding
Maxine Crager
Frederick Is Injured By Blast Near Rural School
Frederick Bob Frederick, a lineman for the city electric department, was struck by a rock from a dynamite charge and injured at the steel towers near Rural school southeast of town. He suffered bruises and a chipped tooth, was in satisfactory condition, and taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital. The towers, once used by FAA for low frequency radio, are being removed and the steel repurposed for bleachers at Santa Fe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Frederick
City Electric Department
Frederick
Neosho Memorial Hospital
FAA
Santa Fe Park
Two Workers Injured In Gas Explosion Near Neosho Falls
Two oil field workers were injured in a gas explosion at a well near Neosho Falls owned by Frank McKensie of Chanute. Roy Powers of Thayer R 2 suffered second degree facial burns and was hoped to be released soon. Bill Clifford of 1127 S Central was treated for minor burns and discharged. The blast occurred about 6 p.m. while workers were running pipe and gas ignited.
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Neosho Falls
Frank McKenzie
Chanute
Roy Powers
Thayer R. 2
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Powers
Consolidated Oil Well Service
Bill Clifford
S. Central
Visitors from Ed Wolfe family tour many states
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolfe of 18 S. Tennessee visited relatives Dec. 22 onward. They saw friends in Wichita and Enid in Oklahoma, Tallequah, Oklahoma, Lincoln, Arkansas, and Harrison, Arkansas, including Leonard Wolfe, A. R. Lance, Ralph Heney, and the Rev. Max Wolfe, returning home Friday.
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Ed Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Wichi
Leonard Wolfe
Enid
Okla
Wolfe
A. R. Lance
Tallequah
Ralph Heney
Lincoln
Ark
Max Wolfe
Harrison
Dr William H Bailey Returns After World Cruise
Dr. William H Bailey of 617 S Highland came home last night after a world cruise. He spent the holidays with his daughters and their families, Mr and Mrs C L Berneking of Lawrence and Dr and Mrs C L McKinney of Excelsior Springs Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bailey
S. Highland
C. L. Berneking
Lawrence
C. L. McKinney
Excelsior Springs
Family in Christmas Day crash hospitalised in Marion
David Brotton of 204 S Kansas is hospitalized in Marion with a broken pelvis after a Christmas Day automobile accident that injured his family. He probably will remain in the hospital for about two more weeks. the rest of the family are bruise-only injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brotton
Kansas
Marion
New Year Day Guests At Earl Young Home
Mr and Mrs Earl Young hosted New Year Day guests at 1407 S Edith listing Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson John and Karen Sue Eureka Calif Mr and Mrs Earl Young Jr Stephen Bruce Christine and David Searcy Ark Mr and Mrs Marwin Young Gary and Sandra Wichita and Mrs Ruth Coatsworth Kansas City lingering as a social notice with multiple named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Young
S. Edith
Jack Anderson
John
Karen Sue
Eureka
Calif
Earl Young Jr
Stephen
Bruce
Christine
David Searcy
Ark
Marwin Young
Gary
Sandra
Wichita
Ruth Coatsworth
Kansas City
Lesco Convicted and Sentenced to 25 Years
Albert L. Lesco, 46, former Coffeyville and Independence appliance dealer, was convicted of forging five time payment contracts and selling them to a finance company. Dist. Judge Warren B. Grant sentenced him Friday to 25 years under the habitual criminal act. Lesco had three prior felonies: one forgery and two grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofeyville
Kan
Albert L. Lesco
Dist
Warren B. Grant
Laurel Mothers Tour Tribune Event at The Tribune
Members of the Laurel Mothers Club toured The Tribune on Friday afternoon. They gathered at Mrs. Robert Wells home at 1 o'clock with 15 members and one guest, Mrs. Clarence Barr, enjoying refreshments served by Mrs. Clyde Acree and Mrs. Oren Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mothers Club
Tribune
Robert Wells
W. 14Th
Clyde Acree
Oren Barker
Clarence Barr
Birthday Honors For Tricia Prather
A party honoring Tricia Prather on her third birthday was held Thursday afternoon at the children's nursery at 715 S. Grant. Those present were Darylin Grieves, David Rich wine, David Demeritt, Craig Taylor and Dee Ann Frasier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricia Prather
Children's Nursery
S. Grant
Darylin Grieves
David Richwine
David Demeritt
Craig Taylor
Dee Ann Frasier
This week end bring children to church together
A brief urging families to attend church as a unit, promising moral and spiritual guidance for children and emphasizing parental involvement. The message urges selecting a church but stresses the importance of participation over choice.
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Walden
Pryor
Yencic
King
Broyles
Johnson
T. Buche
Buche
F. Krokstrom
Covey
Ard
Hendrickson
Stewart
Fewins
J. Krokstrom
Cynthia Ann Nelson
Beth Anne
William Keys
S. Evergreen
Robert Glen
Glen L. Swiler
Vicky Lorene
Harvey J. Sloan
Richard David, II
Richard D. Schommer
South Malcolm
Teresa Dawn
Donald Simpson
Richard Daniel
Richard Webb
S. Malcolm
Dawn Renae
Frank Cobb
Karl Robert
Lloyd R. Hamm
Joseph Todd
John Lee Herder
Richard Eugene, Jr
Richard E. Hazen
Wayne Lee
Wayne Lee James, Sr
Mrs. Alford
Harmony
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Farm Bureau Insurance
State of
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Erie CI
Farm Bureau Mutual
Dial Tribune
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Daily Transcript
Svtu
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Midwest
West Main
Israel
Church of the
Esh Sharif
Jordan
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Damascus Gate
Apostolic Delegation Building
Garden of Gethsemane
Osawatomie
State Radio
Police Department
Goins
Fred Brandon
Brandon
Steve Weiner
Garland Burdue
Earlton
Senior High
Richard Cloke
S. Plumer
Ranz Motor Co
West Cherry
Global Briefs
Tribunal of Honor
Forbes Afb
Mrs. Dormois
David L. McGunell
Chanute Ins
Boaré
Smorgasbord
Tiega Hotel
California
Chanute Tribune
Lesco
Laurel Mothers Tour Tribune
Buck Odgers
Zero
Johnson Mortuary
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