Coops Edge Presbyterians In Church League Clash
The Coops beat the Presbyterians 59 to 43 on the Huttoh court in a church league game. Grogan led Presbyterians with 24 points while Manion scored 21 for the winners. St. Patrick’s earned a forfeit victory as Christians could not field a team. The Baptist team plans a 7 30 p m game with Lutherans at Hutton, followed by Stark vs Methodists in the second contest.
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Coops
Presbyterians
Huttoh
St. Patrick's
Grogan
Manion
Ners
Hutton
Stark
Scscseseess
Crome
Menten
Snowden
B. Leroy
Hogg. Lyswede S
Lindquist
Bruenger
Byere
Gooe Sade
Grem
Hack Vo Ass
Odhereyis
Manten
Snodernes
Marte
Fried rabbit joins Erie menu alongside steak and beef
Local eatery lists fried young rabbit beside chicken fried steak and roast beef and proves a clear favorite with patrons. Sunday hunters report most locals bringing home rabbits. Mrs. M L Gervais sold her North Erie cafe to Mrs. Bill Walker and Mrs. Virgil Shaw who took possession. Revival meetings at First Christian church ended with baptism. Snow plow cleared streets as schools report a bout of intestinal flu with several teachers absent.
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Erie
M. L. Gervais
North Erie
Bill Walker
Virgil Shaw
Gervais
A. L. Ricketts
National
Chevrolet Agents Assn
Kansas City
First Christian Church
A. W. Swanson
Pete Mitchell
Doris Hazenfield
Illinois
Deaths and Funerals Haddan and Carmichael
Funeral services were held for Elmer Haddan 80 of Stark at Stark Friends church with Rev. Freeman Conant officiating. A quartet sang and bearers included Lee Kennedy Stanley Harding Roland Kelsey Clyde Cook Glen Michael Bernard Smith. Interment in Huff Cemetery. A separate service for John A. Carmichael took place at Wilson Johnson chapel with Rev. E M Pearson officiating. Duet singing and organ by Mrs. Raymond York followed by Masons at Memorial Park cemetery.
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Haddan
Elmer Haddan
Stark Community
Stark Friends Church
Freeman Conant
Jewell Elder
Lee Kennedy
Robert Williamson
Arthur Carlson
Jesus
Williamson
Heaven
Willard Fox
Stanley Harding
Roland Kelsey
Clyde Cook
Glen Michael
Bernard Smith
Mmes
Walter Gericke
Wallace Erikson
Huff Cemetery
Stark
John Hole
Dwight Almond
John Almond
Wayne Sheldon
Gerald Williams
Dale Biele
Memorial Park Cemetery
Humboldt Prepares Election of Officers Across Classes
Humboldt reports officers elected for all high school classes for the second semester. Senior officers include President Judy Finney and Vice President Joan Davis with sponsors and council members listed. Eighth, seventh, and junior grades also name presidents, vice presidents, secretaries treasurers, councils, and sponsors. The Dorcas Society and several church circles held meetings with officers elected and refreshments served. Births, visits, and social events at local homes are noted, along with WMS activities and Baptist church programs.
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Judy Finney
Joan Davis
Janet Cobin
Jim Morelan
Jo- Ann Reaves
Tinkler
Miss Flynn
Stange
Larry Martin
Jim Leonard
Judy Gibson
Gary Sebbert
Pat Foulke
Miss Moore
Schoneberg
Wendeln
Courtney Moses
Calvin Hunt
Ruth Lytle
Mary Morelan
Duane Clum
Rouse
Reynolds
Miss Travis
Charles Herder
Dwight Clum
Leontine Hoepker
Miss Skinner
Merriman
Miss Ricketts
Larry ‘Nessel
Douglas Davis
Charlotte Owens
Janice Frevele
Dennis Riley
Dehon
Johnson
Miss Decker
Larry Nessel
Ronnie Middendorf
Linda Scott
Mary Jo Sinclair
David Taylor
Hemp Hill
Kennedy
Gould
Dorcas Society of the
Lutheran Church
Frank Brinkman
Ed Gerken
Harvey Lassman
Albert Lassman
Emma Wrestler
John Rath
Clinton
Barbara Ann
Alford Gordon
Jack Rath
Linda
Johnnie
M. E. McBratney
Newell McBratney
Natoma
Gaines
Waldo
Ruby Wright
Mary Martha
Lawrence Larson
Gabe Crancleton
Charles Clements
Wayne Gillham
E. J. Lombard
Larson
Zella Headley
Charles Baum
G. C. Beck
Christine
Benedict
Garrett Tasche
Chanute J
Martin Kaufman
Lloyd Crouse
Henry Mueller
William Rensick
E. E. Starkey Iola
WMS
The
Baptist Church
Europe
St Patrick’s Loses Pair in COFFEYVILLE Doubleheader
St Patrick’s of Chanute dropped a basketball doubleheader to Holy Name in Coffeyville. The seventh and eighth grade team lost 28 to 12, while the fifth and sixth graders fell 13 to 7. John Willcott scored five points for St Patrick’s in the main game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
St. Patrick's
Fot Chanute
Holy Name
John Willcott
St. Patrick’s
Crop and Bug School Held at Iola in February
Iola Allen County hosts its annual extension crops and insects school from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. February 1 at the Little Theater in Riverside Park. Gale Mullen announces the event with Gene Cleavinger and Dell Gates leading sessions on crop and livestock insects, sorghum, oats, fertilizer use, irrigation, deep tillage and pasture reseeding. A free noon lunch will be provided by county fertilizer dealers.
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Iola
Allen County
Little Theater
Riverside Park
Gale Mullen
Personal Appearances For Winner of $32,000
Mrs. Mabel Morris the 75 year old widow who recently won $32 000 by answering Dickens questions on The $64 000 Question is set for personal appearances She will appear on the Quiz Kids show Feb 2 and is booked as guest of honor at a dinner Feb 7 marking Dickens birth anniversary 144th year observed Phone 17 Tribune
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New York
Mabel Morris
Charles Dickens
Dickens
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E. G. Horine
Clark M. Fleming
Lewis ‘Ferguson
Pittsburg
Stella Burke
Gene Highfill
Burke
Ralph Wright
Otto Hibbs
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Blue Bag Club
Erie & Vicinity
Irk
East Main
Humboldt
Imina Wilson
William Tasche
Fred Kuhn
Elmina Wilson
Herman Crawford
Pullman
Charles Leonard
Virginia Circle
Paul Puckett
Chanute
Ed Johnson
Hoke
Hugene Bennett
Kenneth Pratt
A. L. Chaney
Ray Middendorf
Puckett
E. M. Pearson
Arthur Solomon
Harry Jackson
Lloyd Hengan
Gene Christian
Mar
McCune
Motor Company
Lincoln
Plymouth
Lucky Motor
St. Pat’s
Gene Cleavinger
Extension Agronomist
Dell Gates
Extension
B.F
Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich
Chanute Tribune
the Tribune
F. Goodrich
W. Main
Meadenaa A A
B.F. Goodrich
Foodtown
Bell
Don Davis
Joe
Bell Telephone Engineers
Bell Area
Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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