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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1956

Page

2

Unesco Board Plans Fundraisers and Activities

The Neo Sho County UNESCO board met at Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Russell's home with ten board members and five guests. Attendees included Lee Francis new county district commissioner and Ray Grillot who reported 78 raised for a Monrovia kindergarten fund. The group discussed a Korean student aid plan for Chanute Junior College and other foreign student support.

Clyde Russell Neosho County Unesco Board J. M. Torrence Eric Lee Francis Third District Ray Grillot St. Paul Unesco Monrovia Liberia Chanute Junior College

Walnut club elects officers and notes social items

Walnut twentieth century club at Mrs Lew is Church elected officers for the year led by president Mrs Irvin Shively and installed by district deputy Caroline Briley. Rebekah Lodge met with Flo Hart presiding and Florine House as vice grand. Many community visits and family events follow including a state corn show, a new baby Wayne Robert born January 14, and a church supper with about 30 attendees.

Walnut Twentieth Century Club Lewis Church Irvin Shively Jesse Elledge Ed Carson Bernard Smith Fred Bohlander Carrie Buss Harold Shireman Ralph Wheeler H. G. Foster Rebekah Lodge Flo Hart Noble Grand Florine House Caroline Briley Susan Fitzgerald Bertha Smith Verna Bruenjes Lulu Doub Bernice Foster Lillie McFarland Mararet Foster Guardian Elora Poe Lillie Noland Lou Houdashelt Olive Reissig Vice Grand Hattie Murdock Dwight Clapson Harry Kennedy Topeka Board of Agriculture Willard Maher Stark Arnold Phillips Sharon Terry Eugene Maher Eric LeRoy Church J. L. Moore Junior Briggs Air Force Los Angeles Calif University of Southern California South Fugieroa Street Apt Fred R. Wixson Houston Texas R. C. Leritz Jr Wayne Robert Leonard Bolinger Everitt Dennis Bob Leritz Zella Holding Clara Larry I St. Paul J. H. Hodgens Riverton Carol Wilkins Manhattan Herbert Helen Lyness Altoona Gene Beaty Mulberry Phil Wilkins Phil Ensign T. W. Fugate Norfolk Fugate Navy John Thomas Michael Wayne Tom Fugate W. A. Dolly Rapid City S. D Adolph Plovier Frontenac Sarah Foltz Herman Fry Pittsburg Earl Bird

Community notices and society updates from Neosho area

Thayer auxiliary met at Mrs. Dale Anderson with Mrs. A. J. McCready presiding and allocated 5 dollars to Tommy Lee McCready’s heart operation fund. January Legion meeting postponed. Feb 10 host for auxiliary. Neosho Stamp Club met at the Johnsons to work on stamps. Meetings set for Feb 6 with Mr. Horton. Various visits and dinners noted. wed ding shower for Larry Umbarger. health updates on Mrs. Clasham. trips by families to Tulsa, Russellville, Chanute. LeAnna Subb returns to Wichita.

Albert Shaw Wright Horton Shaw Phillip Bonine Bob Burt Ray Wells Horton Irene Rank Glendale Calif Martin Riggles Glenn Thornton Alan Pearl Dryden Fredonia Carl Studebaker Harvey Studebaker Ralph Earl Wayne Kenneth Studebaker Coffeyville Joe Powers Roy ‘Powers M. L. Johnson Bob Johnson Raymond McKinsey J. S.burt Chanute Edward McKinsey Chester Henderson Orr Henderson The Christian Church Larry Umbarger Donald Duff Floyd Powers Sam Reed Fred Clasham McCook, Neb Ray Carson Neil Merle Tulsa Daisy Savage Lawrence Roberts Russellville Ark LeAnna Subb Wichita

Visit Here With Her Grandparents Reverend Horton

A fragment notes a visit with grandparents the Rev. and Mrs. Wright Horton. The brief implies a family gathering or social call tied to religious figures named Horton.

Hall cites seven thousand two hundred forty six dollar TV radio cost

Gov. Fred Hall said last night the Jan. 3 Report to the People broadcast cost 7246.26 but he would not name the financiers. W. L. White estimated the total cost could reach twenty thousand dollars and pressed for disclosure. Hall called White a political enemy of long standing.

Topeka Fred Hall Hall Wibw TV W. L. White Emporia Gazette White

Senate Highway Group Approves Probe Plan

The Senate highways committee recommended an investigation of the State Highway Department and road system. Sen Leonard Rude proposed a resolution to fund the inquiry with 25000 dollars via the Legislative Council and a citizen advisory group.

Topeka State Highway Department Senate Hghways Leonard Rude R-Parsons Legislative Council Citizens J

Fatzer Atty Gen Fatzer Undergoes Knee Surgery

Atty Gen Harold R. Fatzer underwent knee surgery to repair a World War I injury. He is listed as staying in the hospital with uncertain recovery time.

Topekap Harold R. Fatzer

Humboldt Lions to honor district governor at Feb 13 meeting

Humboldt Lions Club will honor the governor of district 17 Lions International at the next meeting on February 13 with Ladies Night. Ray Cooper presides. Gale Mullen Allen County Extension agent spoke at the Monday gathering at the Christian church. Also present were a Taylor Hatcherie rep from Iola and Richard Coykendall. Alfred Orendorf, formerly of Humboldt and a tank farm foreman, died January 17 in Sheridan Wyoming after a month in Veterans Hospital. Mrs. Orendorf had died earlier. Mrs. Bert Clark and Mrs. Alice Wolfe returned from Chanute. The Service Pipeline Supervisors' meeting in Wichita was canceled due to a snow storm. Humboldt attendees were planning to go.

Humboldt Lions Lions International Lions Club Ray Cooper Gale Mullen Allen County Iola Taylor Hatcherie Richard Coykendall The Christian Church Humboldt Sheridan Wyo Alfred Bill) Orendorf Orendorf Veterans Hospital Glenrock Bert Clark Alice Wolfe Chanute Clark T. F. Ahlers Arthur Booth Wolfe Rose Dent Booth Service Pipeline Supervisors Wichita

With Our Advertisers Contest And Egg Trophy News

Entry blanks are available at McCune and Shurtleff motors in Plymouth for a 150000 lucky motor number sweepstakes. First prize is 50000, second prize an around the world trip for two plus 5000, and 783 other prizes totaling 90000. Egg Trophy goes to Mrs R E Anderson of Chanute for Hy Line Poultry Farms contest. she won for flocks averaging 225 eggs per hen housed.

McCune Motor Co Shurtleff Motor Co Plymouth R. E. Anderson Chanute Hy-Line Poultry Farms H. B. Wallace J. O. Coombs & Son Sedgwick

Humboldt Residents Attend Meetings and Visits Amid Storm

Attendees included Bernard Tinkler and Dean Royse at a hardware convention. Mrs. Herbert Laude visited her daughter Rose Marie at Stormont Vail hospital with C L Peck and L C Chambers. Lincoln Brownie meetings were canceled due to the storm. Humboldt Rotary heard historian E N Hill recount Benjamin Franklin’s fire department idea with Currier & Ives images. Rotarians included Robert Leimenstell. Emerson Lynn Jr. presided. visitors Frank Young and Walter Poor spoke.

Ton Kansas City Bernard Tinkler Dean Royse Herbert Laude Torpeka Rose Marie Stormont Vail Hospital Laude C. L. Peck Peck L. C. Chambers Miss Laude Lincoln School Vernon Barlow Monarch Cement Company Robert A. Finney Vern Hawver Norman Neptune W. L. Drake Humboldt Benjamin Franklin Humboldt Rotary Club E. N. Hill Currier & Ives Robert Leimenstell Emerson Lynn Jr Frank Young Walter Poor Chanute

Newton Pastor Dies

WICHITA Reverend Oliver Krseminski pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Newton died after illness. Funeral arrangements not yet released.

Newton Wichita Oliver Krseminski Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church New

Chanute Tribune Briefs January 25 1956

Chanute Tribune notes from Wednesday include local briefs on community events and notices. Details cover civic happenings, local schedules, and brief society items for Chanute and nearby areas.

The Chanute Tribune

Egg production tops national average in laying period

A report notes a flock produced 253 eggs in a 12 month laying period while the national average stands at about 155 eggs, highlighting higher output for the flock.

Secret Park Meetings Charge By State Authority Chair

Gov. Fred Hall met with the State Park Authority to discuss a charge by Chairman J. Ed Thompson Parsons that other members held secret meetings. Thompson did not attend but will be heard later. He said secret meetings discussed hiring a fiscal agent for potential bonds. Results of the meeting were not announced.

Topeka Fred Hall State Park Authority J. Ed Thompson Parsons Hall Thompson

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