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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Fred Hall
State Park Authority
J. Ed Thompson
Parsons
Hall
Thompson
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Nelle Stevens
J. LeRoy Barker
State Commission On Unesco
Lawrence
Torrence
R. C. Buchanan
Francis
Barker
Cresent Owens
Kay Hargrove
Blanche Petit
Russell
Terrence
Grillet
Stevens
Buchanan
Cyril Mod
Mercy Hospital
Bill Purdon
Grand Junction
Colo
M. J. Purdon
Mark Kevin Smith
George Stephan
Teresa Stephan
Robert Stephan
Fort Morgan
Thayer
B.M.A. Services
Boyd Burra
Edna Peterson
Cole Leverenz
Tom Cranishaw
Ralph Willcott
Mgr
Business Men's Assurance Co
W. Main
C. E. Milne
Los Angeles Public Utilities Commission
Santa Fe
Frank B. Parrish
Vied Ems
Nute
Per
Sonal
F.d.1.c
First National Bank
Hospital Television Service
Dinty Tire Service
Senate Highway Group
Ed Thompson
Ee PN
the Friendly Store
Ray Wilson
W. Mai
James’ Market
V. Ib
Desoto
Conoco
Conoco Super
Continental Oi Co
Shell Oil Company