Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday
Tonight features Junior High Night at Launching Pad from 7 to 10 with games Coffeyville High School at Chanute at 4 30 6 30 and 8 15 Neosho Junior College visits Coffeyville at 7 20 Saturday brings Industrial basketball at St Patrick s ym with Gray Lumber facing First National ank at 7 and Bank of Commerce meeting Phil Cooper Agency at 8 30 Junior College basketball hosts Neosho Junior College versus Central of McPherson at 7 30 Senior High dance at Launching Pad from 6 30 to 11 30.
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Coffeyville High School
Chanute
Neosho Junior College
Coffeyville
St. Patrick’s Ym
Gray Lumber
First National Ank
Bank of Commerce
Phil Cooper Agency
Central of McPherson
Yankees Played Fewer Night Games At Home
The New York Yankees hosted 35 night games at Yankee Stadium last season, the fewest in the American League. They drew 481,653 fans, averaging 13,761 per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Talley estate executrix appointed in Neosho County
Destie Greenwood appointed executrix of Samuel Mathye Talley deceased with letters testamentary issued December 28 1965 by the Neosho County Probate Court. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication. The notice names Cessie Greenwood as executrix and Henshawl Pennington as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Samuel Mathye Talley
Destie Greenwood
Cessie Greenwood
Henshall & Pennington
South Forest Chanute
Kenses
Alberta Gough
Propate Court
Wneosho County
Marsha Bradford
Teresa Bradford
State OF Kansas
Teddy Bradford
Mary Sue Schaffer
Robert Pennington
Children’s Aid Society
State Department of Social Welfare
Memorial Building
Chanute
Ead
Neosho Teachers Report January Activities and Meetings
Neosho and Thayer educators held meetings the first week of January. The Friday Reading Club at the Thayer library discussed traffic safety with tips for women drivers, and the Neosho County Teachers Association showcased remedial reading machines at St. Paul High School. Local social events included birthday and weekend gatherings, plus a bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs. Anna Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Jo
Norfolk, Va
Alvin Burton
Neosho County
St. Paul
Carl Graham
Jerry McFarland
Independence
John Davis
Patti
John Mark
Cedarvale
Cedar Vale
Harry McFarland
Duane
Steven
Lawrence Lee
Randy
Ricky
Santa Maria
Calif
Marguerita Carroll
Gardena
M. R. Elrod
C. D. Graham
Hattie Sharples
Clara Dickens
Otto Nichols
Westview Nursing Home
Chanute
Anna Peterson
Lois Bowers
Barbara George
Bowers
Service Is Poor At Fire Station No. 35
A burning trash truck reached Fire Station No. 35 with only one fireman and a garden hose. With additional firemen testing gear at the academy, the hose proved inadequate and Station No. 4’s pumper arrived to extinguish the blaze.
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Kansas City
Fire Department Academy
No. 35
Elegant Fashion Sense and Family Fortune
The 1965 best dressed list ranks Mrs. Carter Burden of New York at number one, reflecting ties to fashion elites and royal and social connections. Other top figures include Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Cooper, the Ford sisters, and Mrs. Kennedy, with numerous names joining the Fashion Hall of Fame. The list, compiled from 2,500 votes by style experts worldwide, highlights enduring fashion dynasties and prominent families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carter Burden
Columbia University
William Paley
Fashion Hall of Fame
John F. Kennedy
Vanderbilts
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Gloria Vanderbilt
Wyatt Cooper
Burden
Vanderbilt
Cooper
Ford Sisters
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kirk Douglas
Ogilvy
Barbra Streisand
Charles Engelhard
William McCormick Blair
Philippines
Luciana Pignatelli
Rome
Paola
Kennedy
Charles Wrightsman
Palm Beach
Fla
Queen Sirikit
Thailand
Margot Fonteyn
Dina Merrill
Gilbert Miller
Kansas Firms Lead in Statewide Business Survey
Manley Transfer Company of Chanute ranks ninth and Monarch Cement of Humboldt twentieth in Kansas in a 1964 survey of top 25 firms by sector. The College of Commerce at Kansas State University compiled the report to identify economic leaders and key financial ratios, with asset turnover and returns on assets and equity. The study notes a concentration of leaders in a triangle formed by Kansas City, Salina, and Wichita-Hutchinson, and offers copies on request from KSU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Transfer Company of
Chanute
Kansas
College of Commerce
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Monarch Cement of
Humboldt
Kansas City
Salina
Wichita-Hutchinson
Kansas State College of Commerce
James B. Hobbs
Firms to Boost Capital Spending to Record Level
A McGraw Hill survey shows firms plan to spend 54.87 billion dollars on new plants and equipment next year, an eight percent rise over 1965 planned expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw Hill
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Andace
Evelyn C Woodruff
Board of Education
Unified School District
Board of
United States
Topeka
Mansas
Sal
Stinson
May
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell
Wichite
Missouri
State School Fund Commission
Seid
Evelyn C. Woodruff
Fourth Street
South Evergreen Avenue
United School District No
Board of County Commissioners
Sec
Township
Neosho River
Kenneth D. Casper
Ray M. Coder
L. W. Thurman
Virgil Lowe
Martin McFarland
Marcetta and
Greg Peck
Erie
Mrs
Birdie Peck
Harry Umbarger
Carl Stiles
Becky
Altoona
Jim Hill
el Dorado
Verne Fraser
Thayer
Zeda Brown
Robert Moody’s
Clifford Carpenters
Olathe
Kenneth Carpenter
Linda Brown
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Princess Lee Radziwill
President Kennedy
Ford
Anne
Charlotte
Giancarlo Uzielli
Stavros Niarchos
Henry
Ford II
Angus Ogilvy
Princess Alexandra of Kent
Duchess of Kent
The
Manley Transfer
Monarch
Quaker Oats Company
E. Main
Home Savings
Lincoln & Walnut
Loafer
Chevrolet
C.L. Fisher Chevrolet Company
South Evergreen
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