Local Notices and Social Updates From Coats Agency and Community Guests
Briefs announce car tag pickups at Coats Agency and how to reach the Tribune. Sunflower Chapter 147 U E S holds a state meeting January 11 with refreshments and visiting members. Chiropractor hosts viewers for How Do You Stand on January 11. Local residents appear in hospital and church notices as well as a car collision report. Cremona Grange meets with draped charter for Bertha Reinhardt and plans a wolf drive contest February 19.
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Channel 7
Cremona Grange
Mark Eastburn
Bertha Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Grange
Fural Grange
Nathan Hole
Leon Spence
Mabel Armstrong
LeRoy Hunt
School of Instruction
Iola
Parsons
Murray Hill PTA Sessions Music Education News
Murray Hill and Hutton PTAs met Monday night with music education talks by Mrs. Margaret Hollenshead and Mrs. Cresent Owens. Demonstrations by early graders, slide talks on Canada and Alaska, and a maple leaf concert featured sixth graders under Mrs Martha Hutton. Rev Paul Life gave devotions. a finance committee was named and Founders' Day was announced for February 14 at Alcott School. About 135 attended.
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Murray Hill Pta
Margaret Hollenshead
Murray Hill
PTA
Dulane H. Grider
J. M. McGuire
Paul Life
EUB Church
Mmes
Charles Berry
Charles Hanson
V G. Arthur
Charles Berthot Jr
P F. Reece
D. M. Franks
Alcott School
Charles Chauncey
Henry Baker
Drexel Allen
John J. Fordan
H. R. Hargrove
Cresent Owens
Canada
Alaska
Hutton Pta
Eldon Lioyd
Martha Hutton
Sherrill Rush
Susan Graham
Robert Briley
Hillcrest community meeting and program lineup announced
Jeade and secret work of the order featured a program led by Mrs Luke Lasley including piano solos readings songs and a short play. The Hillcrest meeting set for Friday at 8 30 p m will include film from the Game and Forestry Commission with Karen Dillon and Nancy Wilson as special performers and hosts Mrs Frank McConnell Mrs L Hopper and Mrs Ernest Flottman. Neosho Valley meeting postponed to February 9.
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Luke Lasley
Nellie Jane Beals
Ima Jane Lasley
Hunt
Marie Wheatley
Spence
Hillcrest Community Meeting
Bob Burdick
William Neely
Game and Forestry Commission
Karen Dillon
Nancy Wilson
Frank McConnell
L. Hopper
Ernest Flottman
Annual Chuck Wagon Dinner Money-Making Event Held
A community group decided to host a yearly chuck wagon dinner as a fund-raiser. Mrs. Hutton's third grade won the largest attendance prize for the room, while fourth grade room mothers provided refreshments.
Kansas Oil Average Shows Weekly Drop
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a seven million barrel daily average for the week ending January 7, with a record 7,005,825 barrels per day, up from the prior week. Total weekly production was 49,040,775 barrels. Kansas fell 3,600 barrels to 322,400, while Oklahoma rose 20,900 to 617,300. Texas, Colorado, Arkansas, and Nebraska also posted changes.
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Tulsa
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Nebraska
Trade Mark Infringement Charged at Ark City
Wichita Beatrice Foods company charges Arkansas City Cooperative Milk Assn with trade mark infringement. The suit in U S District Court says Meadow Lane on Ark City products is confusingly similar to Beatrice’s Meadow Gold mark. It seeks injunctions against use and registration, an accounting of profits, and damages.
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P — Beatrice Foods) Co
Chicago
Arkansas City
Kas
U. S. District Court
Arkansas City Cooperative Milk Assn. Inc
Beatrice
Arkansas City Co-Op
Meadow Lane
Coastline Reach Extends Across Europe to Italy
The description notes expansion along the entire east coast of Britain and stretching into Western Europe up to Italy, indicating a wide geographic or strategic reach across multiple nations and regions.
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Britain
Europe
Italy
Eisenhower Farm Surplus Plan Stirs Mixed Reactions
President Eisenhower proposed selling American farm surpluses behind the Iron Curtain but Russians offered no direct reply. The London Times called the plan a sensible departure and urged efforts to reach a deal with the Communists while Moscow radio summarized the message without reference to Communist countries.
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London
Eisenhower
Moscow
London Times
Big Surpluses Blamed For Farmers' Plight
NEW ORLEANS Secretary of Agriculture Benson said mountainous surpluses are the top problem for American farmers. In a speech to the American National Cattlemen's Assn he noted prices would be higher and net income stronger in 1955 if government surpluses had not persisted.
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New Orleans
Benson
American National Cattlemen's Assn
Husband Adopts Wife in Kentucky Estate Settlement
A Kentucky court case notes that a husband adopted his wife, affecting inheritance rights. The suit states Mrs. Graybill was adopted by Robert E. Graybill by Fayette County court order, impacting the $64,000 estate and the heirs at law.
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Kentucky
Graybill
Fayette County
Robert E., Graybill
Heavy Shute Loads In Colorado Estate Disposition
A six ton band and an air drop related to a craft at high altitudes figure in a Lexington Kentucky brief about a $64,000 estate, with Mrs Louise W Graybill and other names tied to plans beginning next Monday.
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Lexington
Leadville
Colo
Louise W. Graybill
Fire Toll Mounts In Southeast Kansas With Two Deaths
Miss Mary Calso 49 of Pittsburg died from burns after a fire that also killed her mother Mrs. Mayme Calso 80 and destroyed their home. Independence resident Mrs. Loret ta Edwards 36 died from shock and burns in a separate blaze. Mantle family golfing visit noted at Independence Country Club. Iola collection for March of Dimes raises 272 05 from 209 donors for a plane ride.
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Mineral
Mary Calso
Mayme Calso
Miss Calso
Pittsburg
Independence
Loretta Edwards
Robert Wood
Coffeyville
IOLA
Allen County
March of Dimes
W. C. King
Merle ‘Bacon
Redfield
Roy Moore
Earl Chambers
May
Chanute Tribune Briefs From January 10, 1956
Local news notes from Chanute dated January 10 1956 highlight community updates and brief notices. Names places and activities reflect mid twentieth century civic life in Chanute Kansas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Checks Found After Theft at Humboldt Elevator
Humboldt reports missing checks from the Humboldt Cooperative Elevator on Dec 26 were recovered Saturday evening under the Santa Fe overpass near Iola by teens Max Noble and Bill Weem of Iola. Gerald McCall, the cooperative manager, paid the youths $5 each for finding them.
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Humboldt
Humboldt Cooperative
Santa Fe
Iola
Max Noble
Bill Weem
Gerald McCall
Noble
Weem
Villagers Marooned In English Snow
Rescue teams fought through heavy snowdrifts to reach marooned villagers on England's east coast as gales from the Atlantic battered the region. Patrols reported chaotic road conditions across large areas amid the post storm disruption.
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London
Atlantic
England
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