Humboldt Club Meetings and Community Events
The Humboldt Women's Club schedules a 2:30 p.m. Monday meeting at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Russell T. Bunnes presiding and program leader Mrs. Fred W. Hartwig presenting "Patterns in Music." AM chapter PEO held a gathering at Mrs. Harwood's home with music and readings. Os and other Humboldt residents attended various social and civic events including school and church activities.
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Humbold
Humboldt Women's Club
Presbyterian Church
Russell T. Bunnes
Fred W. Hartwig
Phillip Flottman
Elmer Harwood
W. J. Casper
PEO
Venus Rebekah Lodge Opens New Year Meeting
Venus Rebekah lodge met in Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday night with Mrs. Hazel Puckett presiding. Plans were set for a district meeting in April and the January 26 installation of officers. Puckett begins her third term as noble grand and was honored with a gift presented by Ruth Wright as refreshments followed the formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Hazel Puckett
Noble Grand
Altar Society Opens New Year at St Joseph's Church
The Altar Society of St. Joseph's Church met in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday evening. Officers began duties for the year with Mrs. Leo Jeck presiding. Rev. Leroy Downs spoke on church affairs. Reports included Christmas boxes sent to shut-ins and aged parishioners. Social hour followed with refreshments by three members. Attendance was 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St. Joseph’s Church
Fellowship Hall
Leo Jeck
Leroy Downs
Jeck
P. E. Weldon
A. W. Hofer
Drews Represent Kansan Legislature Across Generations
In Topeka Kansas Howard Drew 55 a Democrat from Stevens County will join the Kansas House when it convenes January 11 The Drew family spans three generations with father Charles a Democrat who served in 1915 and the late 1930s representing Morton County and grandfather Alexander a Republican who served Stevens Morton before 1900.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House of Representatives
Drew
Stevens
Morton
Kansas
Howard Drew
Stevens County
Charles Drew
Morton County
Alexander Drew
Stevens-Morton
Mt Zion club meets with guests and birthdays noted
The Mt Zion club gathered January 7 with 19 members present including guests Terri Erikson Tina Carlson. Shirley s sweet 16 was observed at a later gathering with families visiting from Kansas City La Harpe Moran and Bronson among others. Various local residents and visiting relatives joined meals and dinners at homes of Conners Cook Cooks and Eriksons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Zion
Nina Lydick
Terri Erikson
Tina Carlson
Ferrol Kelsey
Dean Lee
Carol White
Kansas City
George White
Roland Kelsey
Regina
Mabel Lowe
Earl Conner
Shirley
Vicki
Rural
Bronson
Conner
la Harpe
Pat Johnson
Randy
Olive Cross
Moran and Son
Donald
Clyde Cook
Korea
Finley Myers
Jack Drake
Chuck Stanley
Wayne Erikson
Tom Miller
Ed Ott
Lonnie
Terri
Arthur Carlson
Don Taylor
Guy Taylor
Bob Taylor
Walnut
John Bass
Eric
Paul Doub
Neodesha
Triplets Named by Numbers Born in New Guinea
In Port Moresby a report from Western Highlands near Wabag notes triplets born to parents who named the brothers Namba Wan Namba Tu and Namba Tri pidgin English for numbers one two and three with no other titles or identifiers.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
Wabag
Namba Wan
Namba Tu
Namba
Ask Scout for Help
Ray mond Perez from Springboro, a school official, drove from Cincinnati planning a new route to see Ohio’s tallest bridge at Oregonia. He became lost after missing a turn and encountered a troop of Boy Scouts marching along the road. He told them he was lost. the scouts replied they were lost too.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Raymond Perez
Springboro
Cincinnati
Perez
Oregonia
Bowling Scores Show City League Results Across Vendors
The City League bowling scores list multiple teams including Midwest Office Supply, Gray Lumber Company, General Novelty, Zimmerman Electric, Sportsman Bowl, Western Drill, Johnson Furniture, Chanute Lumber, Ranabargar Well Service, Fadier's Produce, La Rosa Restaurant, and Jayhawk Glass. High individual scores feature C Hinkle 469, M Hoofnagie 237, Gifford 556, Kihm 211, Mariucci 538, Kiddoo 521, BD Friederich 246, Belt 220, R Friederich 582, and Rodriguez 497 among others. Team tallies show varying totals with several firms posting under 900 in games, including Midwest Office, Gray Lumber, General Novelty, and Chanute Lumber with individual game scores noted.
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Western Drill
Midwest Office Supply
Generali Novelty Ee
Chanute Lumber Company
Johnson Furniture
Gray Lumber Company
Sportsman Bowl
Zimmerman Electric
Gray Lumber Co
Midwest Office
Gray L
C. Hinkle
C. Hinkie
Midwest C
M. Hoofnagie
Gifford
General Novelty
Zimmerman Elec
Kihm
Mariucci
Zimm. E
Kiddoo
Western D
Friederich
Ranabargar Wet Service
Fadier’s Produce
Foodtown Super Market
Bank of Commerce
la Rosa
Jai A Jayhawk Glass
Gray Lumber
Alonzo
G. Burghart
la Rosa Restaurant
Petty
Pette
Rodriguez
Ranabargar W. Soc
Ranabargar
Morgan
Fadlers
R. Gilliland
Foodtown Spr
Jayhawk Glass
Legge
G. Johnson
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Bruce Fecteau
Knox Marsh Road
Dover
N.H
Mike
Fibrac, Inc
Mops
Chanute
Erie Farm Supply
Erie
Floyd Timmons & Sons Mig., Co., Inc
Children’s Swing
Donia
T & T Mig. Co
Lola
Triad Engineered, Inc
Wilson County Timber Co
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Humboldt
Millard Cress
Coy Allen
Winfield
Maynard Cress
Pauline Naff
Jack Peterson
Delphian
Garnett
Jane Jordan
Wamego
Grand Jurisdiction
Elizabeth Ann Shoemaker
Dora Smith
Carpenter Nursing Home
Mabel Drake
Tulsa
Clara Lindsey
Finney
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Robin Graff
Kenosha, Wis
Graffs
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Walter Gericke
Otto Gericke
Norman Mundy
Howard Dickerson
Glenn Michael
Virgil Watts
Lloyd Guy
Linda
C. M. Hill
Marion Alford
Joe Mahoney
Anna Mahoney
Genevieve
Burlingame
Janie Hill
Marquette
Clyde Wilcox
Janie
J. Hill
Clarence
King Cole
Martha White
Iss
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Orange
Samoa
Florida
Rito
Correee
ALMON
Campbell
Dot
Chil
Swift
Vienna
Disney's Market
N. Santa Fe
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