Fear for 400 Trapped Miners In South Africa
Rescue teams labor against dwindling hope to reach about 400 miners trapped by rock slides at the Clydesdale Colliery near Johannesburg. Canaries were sent underground to test air as rescuers establish a fresh air base and search from the barrier, amid fears of methane and a potential disaster on par with the Henkeiko collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydesdale
Johannesburg
Henkeiko
Manchuria
Department of Mines
Mines Department
Department of Mines and Mining
Clydesdale (Transvaal) Collieries Ltd
Free State
Transvaal
Clydesdale Mine
Wall Street Holds Higher After Profit Taking Stages
New York stocks remained higher amid light late day profit taking. Volume pegged at about 2.8 million shares versus 2.7 million Thursday as gains in select issues kept the market around modest highs before easing. Science stocks led with 1 to 3 point gains not reflected in the averages while government bonds edged down lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Cattle Meager and Hogs Steady in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP reports light cattle and calf offerings with no market test, while hogs 2,800 head show steady to strong barrows and gilts and mixed sow changes. Egg and produce markets similarly quoted with wholesale and consumer egg prices and dairy figures. Chile quake reports indicate no damage or injuries.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Chile
Santiago
Six finalists named for Royster Junior High royal contest
Six finalists remain in the Royster Junior High carnival selection after yesterday’s primary at the school. From seventh grade are Becky Taylor and Wayne Washburn, from eighth Connie Franklin and Bill Summers, and from ninth Kathy Rose and Gary Eastburn. The entire school will vote next Thursday in the general election, with ballots cast by couples.
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Royster
Couch Couple Plans Move to Nowata Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs J O Couch of 215 8 Wilson will move from Chanute to Nowata Oklahoma on January 25 after 22 years in Chanute Couch in oil work but health limits future employment Mrs Stanley Alien to chair a women’s Mexican fiesta committee open meeting Sunday at 2 0 p m at her home 819 S Garfield Neosho Valley Busy Bee 4 H Club meets Monday at 8 p m in Neosho Valley School Robert Briley will speak Public Library Story Hour features Jack and The Bean Stalk and The Horse That Lived Upstairs Saturday at 10 30 a m Luncheon guests at 221 E 8th included Mrs Ed O’Bryan of St Paul Mrs O’Bryan’s daughter Mrs Keith Thayer of Houston Mrs Margaret Bodley Mrs Carl McElrea and Mrs Josephine Kjarsgaard of Chanute.
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J. O. Couch
Wilson
Chanute
Nowata
Oklo
Couch
Stanley Alien
S. Garfield
Robert Briley
Neosho Valley
Busy Bee
Jack
Public Library
W. A. Brazil
Ed O'Bryan
St. Paul
O’bryan
Keith Thayer
Houston
Margaret Bodley
Carl McElrea
Josephine Kjarsgaard
Mildred Griggs
Fashionette
North Main
Parsons
Sterner and McDowell
Chanute Accountants
Tressa McFadden
Elmer Caldwell
Max Tee
South Bend Trio Visits Here With Aunt and Uncle
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Eaton of South Bend Indiana visited here one afternoon recently accompanied by Eaton s aunt Mrs Hazel Carter and his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs W A Brazil of 221 E 8th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Eaton
South Bend
Ind
Hazel Carter
Eaton
W. A
Brazil
Daily Transcripts Admits and Discharges at Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions yesterday include C B Wilson George Blanck and Charles H Smith. Dismissals yesterday include Mrs June V Smith Curtiss Cleaver Paul Foster and others. Birth yesterday to Mr and Mrs Isidro Savedra a girl. Chanute District Court Filing shows Wanda Mae Russell v Franklin Oscar Russell for divorce with custody alimony and property claims.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
C. B. Wilson
S. Grant
George Blanck
W. Cherry
Charles H. Smith
Lavenburg
June V. Smith
W. Central
Curtiss Cleaver
Paul Foster
Henry Shively
S. Central
Jerry Griffith
N. Steuben
Richard Donovan
District Court
Chanute
Wanda Mae Russell
Franklin Oscar Russell
Lola
Deaths and Funerals Herman V Izor and Edmonds services
Herman Virgil Izor 73 of Longton dies visiting in Lafayette at 713 S 1st. He married Mabel Hurst in 1913 and worked as a railway postal clerk out of Cleveland before retiring to Longton in 1948. Survived by wife, son Herman Jr and three grandsons. Funeral in Longton with burial in Cleveland. Also notes Rev Paul Life led last rites for John Thomas Edmonds at Johnson Mortuary with Elmwood Cemetery burial.
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Herman Virgil Izor
Longton
Walter Bell
S. 1
Lafayette
George Izor
Gratis
Mabel G. Hurst
Greenville
Cleveland
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Fairview
Herman Jr
Morgridge Funeral Home
Roy S. Gibson
Edmonds
Paul Life
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Johnson
John Thomas Edmonds
Elmwood Cemetery
Hazel Slane
John Clark
C. S. Clabaugh
George Lash
Ivan Snyder
Dave Brown
John Erickson
Kansas Sets February Oil Production Allowable
Wichita AP reports the Kansas Corporation Commission set a February daily oil production allowable of 330,000 barrels, unchanged from January. The figure follows a recommendation by conservation director Jewel M. Ogden.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Jewel M. Ogden
Fire injures two children as mother leaves home
Mrs. J A Hughes left her three children at home while taking her three month old baby next door. She returned to find Everett Hughes four playing with matches and Barbara seven alerted her. Neighbor Owen Swigar rescued Everett but could not reach James.
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Everett Hughes
J. A. Hughes
James
Everett
Barbara
Owen Swigar
Humboldt Women’s Service Guild Circles Open New Year
Circle 1 hosts at Mrs. C. W. McCluskey home with WSG president Mrs. Garvie presiding. Circle 2 elects officers led by Mrs. Edna Spencer. Circle 3 meets with Mrs. H. K. Johnson. year books distributed. several guests attended. Chamber event promotes Farmers Night with about 50 attendees. Verta McKinley visits Humboldt. other local social notes and visits.
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Women’s Service Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Garvie
WSG
C. W. McCluskey
Fred Freeman
John McKinley
Police Car Damaged In Pursuit Of Vehicle
Patrol car driven by Officer Chet Hale struck a curb at 7th and Evergreen during a pursuit about 9 30 last night. Hale and Officer Clif ford McCoy chased an unidentified reckless driver. license number not obtained. Police cruiser damage estimated at 35 dollars.
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Police Department
Chet Hale
7Th
Evergreen
Hale
Clifford McCoy
Youth Rally set for First Assembly of God church
About 200 youths and pastors from 25 area assemblies of God gather at First Assembly of God for a Saturday rally. Services at 2 30 and 6 30 feature the Revival Time Quartet from Central Bible Institute Springfield Missouri plus a minister at the afternoon session. Rev Derald C Musgrove Wichita state youth director leads the conclave and speaks at the evening service. Rev Jonathan M Hollis Fredonia sectional youth director presides over all services. Quartet to sing Sunday in Chanute at the church morning worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Assembly of God Church
L. Glen Ahls
Central Bible Institute
Springfield
Safety Council Urged For Neosho County
Kenneth Lawrence of the Kansas Farm Bureau urged Neosho County to form a safety council with representatives from groups running safety projects. He also proposed a youth safety contest participation. Neosho County youths, with Don Sailors of Erie, won the 1958 contest and attended the National Safety Congress in Chicago. The next meeting is a Valentine dance on February 18 in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Neosho County
Kenneth Lawrence
Kansas Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Farm Bureau
Lawrence
National Safety Congress
Chicago
Don Sailors
Two Year Old Fatal Fire in Wichita Home
A Wichita two year old, James Allen Hughes, suffocated in a Thursday night blaze that destroyed his home. The fire was started by a source not specified in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
James Allen Hughes
Rainbow for Girls Installs Officers in Erie
Erie area Rainbow for Girls Assembly No. 47 held an installation service with Karen Craig as worthy advisor and Betty Do as second officer. Appointive officers included Judy Yockey and Nancy Howard, with a choir of Pat Simmons and others. The event featured the new advisory board and a school of instruction planned for February 2. Also noted were Eastern Star and Cub Scouts activities and a blue and gold dinner planned for February 15.
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Erie Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Karen Craig
Betty Do
Marilyn Shaffer
Hope
Linda Heady
Carrol McCoy
Janice Umbarger
Judy Yockey
Nancy Howard
Thurman
Mary Richey
Beverly Moore
Nature
Karen Harmonson
Pat Brady
Fidelity
Susan Freeley
Linda Showalter
Confidential Observer
Sherry Murray
Outer Observer
Nancy Dunham
Pat Simmons
Janie Ponticus
Cora Bailey
Connie Killough
Patsy Harris
Dalton Rike
Obed Harmonson
Cecil Thurman
Bill Snyder
E. C. Bryan
Hollis Dunham
William Walker
Bryan
Virgil Shaw
Frederick Swan
Gloria Noakles
Carolyn Naff
Janie Pontius
Betty Doane
Believe
Jerry Smith
Jones
Leroy Runer
Jimmy Green
Fashionette expands with North Main store in Parsons
Erie and Vicinity reports Mildred Griggs opening a second Fashionette on North Main Parsons offering similar goods as the current shop. Local accounts note audits, visits, hospital cases, and family movements among Parsons residents and nearby towns.
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Wall Street
At&t
Otra
Atchison
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
du Pont
Ford Mot
Gamble S
Irt Paper Tee
Kan Gée
Kan P&l
U My Minn M&m
Monsan Chee
Mont Ward
No Am Arsone
Olin Mathwene
Penney JC
Phill Pet
RCA
Chicago Grain Chicago
Kansas City Cash
MAN Clintarhab
Webspar-Sinese
Krone
Lincoln
Insurance Agency
Spen Chemeereteee
Sperry
UN Pac
US Steel
Daily Transcript
Neosho Fertilizer, Inc
Airpo
Mige
Mae
Floyd Potter
C. D. Blackwood
E. 9Th
Jaque
Blackwood
Tribune
Humboldt
Ed Sinclair
Lee Grennell
E. N. Hill
Ed _ Sinclair
Albert Demerrit
Harvey Markle
Hugh Shirley
J. A. Purtle
Garvie
Robert E. Osborne
Harold Williams
Circle 2
Edna Spencer
W. L. Drake
John Perrenaud
Metta Bailey
William H. Cannon
A. L. Googins
R. C. Wright
M. H. Ellis
Vera Dupuy
Williams
Circle 3
H. K. Johnson
Laverne Wing
Courtney Moses
C. S. Williams
Leonard Ford
Richard Rogers
Howard Russel
Courtney Moles
Lavergne Wing
Osborne
William S. Scott
Charlotte Townsend
Robert Townsend
Marlene
Mmes, Johnson
Ford
Ralph Cox
Rogers
Robert Sharp
Wing
Townsend
Fred Johnson
Miss Townsend
Anne
Jean Sharp
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
Humboldt National
Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Gerald McCall
Verta McKinley
Earl Loveall
Loveall
Charles McKinley
Iowa
Gene Miller
Brighton
Colo
Robert Brown
John Stevers
Stever
C. G. Puckett
J. A. van Nice
Diana Puckett
Evans
Dato Ac
POLKY
John
Barney
Family Monument
W. Main
Giles
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington, Lib
Safety Council
Sam
Virginia McDaniels
Colorado Springs
Rose Herod
Margaret
Tom Lanham
Dean Schrahl
George Moore
Verl Herod
Erie & Vicinity
Civil Service Commission
Verle Craven
Parsons Junior College
Ted Kyle
Bert Shackelton
John Collins
Sherry
Quinton
Valerie
Air Force Base
Roswell
N. M
Japan
John Collins Sr
Collins
Louise Miller
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Hurley Miller
Arch Ricks
Rock Island
A. O. Cornell
Tinois
R. S.goble
Iola
Gloria Jeffrey
University of Kansas Medical Center
Ava Jeffrey
Byge Miller
San Antonio
Tex
Miller
Querner
East Hill Cemetery
George Golden
Army & Navy
Allen Bargain Store
Dillenberger's Natural Food Center
Walnut
Coffeyville
We 2
jLim
Ric K
Bill Morgan
Mgr
E. Mais
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