Benedict area hosts visiting kin and home purchases
Recent visitors at the Galion home included brothers and families from Tacoma and Tulsa, plus Pontiacs from Michigan. Clark Brinkley bought the old Singleton home in Benedict for lumber and plans to remodel in Fredonia. Four generations attended Benedict church services. Jim Wilson and family worked on a newly acquired home weekend.
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Benedict
Lester Galion
Galion
Leland Blair
Cynthia
Carlene
Brett
Tacoma
Wash
James Blair
Janet Kay
Tulsa
Ronald Lynn Elder
Jamey
Rhonda
Pontiac
Mich
Owen Elder
Edna Hoffman
Neodesha
Gregory Parsons
Clearwater
Utah
Earl Parsons
Carl Morgan
Sherry Morgan
Trisha Lynn
Thayer
Clark Brinkley
Fredonia
Singleton
Gary
Wayne
Matilda Ransom
Wichita
Jack Layman
A. D. Loper
Severy
Olive Wilson
Benedict Church
John Turner
Harry Turner
Gary Tallman
Mike
Linda
Independence
Jim Wilson
Shawnee Mission
James Gallon
Perry
Manhattan
Lester Gallon
Chrysler recalls 6500 cars over disc brake defect
Chrysler Corp recalls 6500 vehicles including late 1966 and early 1967 Plymouth Belvedere and Dodge Coronet and Charger models due to a possible water entry in the disc brake proportioning valve. Dealers will replace valves. Additional recalls cover 7407 Barracuda and Dart 1967 two door hard tops with rear center seat belts and 159 Chargers for hub dust cap inspection.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Newborn Son in Baton Rouge Weighs 7 7
The baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Tassin arrived weighing seven pounds seven ounces. He was born on the seventh day of the seventh month in 1967.
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Baton Rouge, la
Lester A. Tassin
Cessna Wins $300000 Air Force T41A Trainer Contract
Cessna Aircraft Co. received an Air Force contract worth over $300,000 for 34 T41A single engine trainer planes with accessories. Deliveries are due by the end of July. This order pushes total deliveries of this model to over 200 to the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Co
Air Force
Beekman Bank Building in Jacksonville to become national landmark
The C C Beekman Bank Building in Jacksonville Oregon will be designated a national historical landmark next month. Opened in the 1850s during the gold rush the bank did not seek profit but served as the community strong box with depositors often receiving their exact original money back.
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Jacksonville
Ore
C.C. Beekman Bank
Oregon
Seven Counties Lead in Income in Kansas 1965
Sedgwick County topped Kansas in 1965 personal income with 1.165 billion dollars, 19.7 percent of the state total. Wyandotte Shawnee Johnson Reno Saline and Riley followed with 10.7 8.4 5.5 2.8 2.0 and 2.0 percent. Work on 1966 estimates will start after the 1966 state totals are released in August.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jarvin Emerson
Sedgwick
Emerson
Robert Docking
Wyandotte County
Shawnee
Johnson
Reno
Saline
Riley
U.S. Department of Commerce
Kimball Area Hosts and Visits List Among Local Families
Local social notes list a flurry of visits and guests across Chanute Parsons Pittsburg Overland Park and Stark. Attendees include families connected to Cook Dowell Edwards Owen Sailors Page Shively Wright Barker Kusel and Vincent with trips to Parsons Lenexa Pittsburg and British Columbia among gatherings at dinners dances and weekend stays.
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Kimball
Paul Cook
William
Lonnie Dowell
Thayer
Earl Edwards
Connie
Fort Worth
Tex
Peggy Sue Edwards
Parsons
Roy Daggett
Jewel Clements
R. F. Johnson
Chanute
Ethel Owen
Tommy
Lisa
Ricky
Heidi
Jeff Johnson
Harold Smith
Bill
Stark
Milford Page
Emery Gard
Ralph Guy
Erie
Roy Tredway
Lee Herrin
Joyce
Porterville
Bud Marnell
Pam
Darrell
Overland Park
Lee Chard
British Columbia
Don
Lenexa
Homer Romine
Bob Ellis
Willard Allen
Cheryl
Billy Culp
Eddie
Larry
Albert Barker
Scotty
Yates Center
John Essig
Merritt Holt
Linda Wright
Marion Wright
David
Howard
Elmer Owen
Ethel
Tommie Nettles
Verden Sloan
Labette County Medical Center
Freda Kepley
Don Miller
Independence
Ed Brown
Earl Pugh
Kim Page
J. M. Shively
Brent
Eunice Shively
William Sailors
Pittsburg
Robert Kusel
Tony Kusel
Kim
Tom Holding
St. Paul
Joe Morgan
Tony
Illinois
Debbie Morgan
Marion Wright Home
Buffalo Couple Announces Adoption of Baby Daughter
Buffalo residents Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dean Hempen reveal the adoption of a baby girl named Sondra Dee. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hempen. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Manley Williams of Chanute.
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Buffalo
Ronald Dean Hempen
Sondra Dee
W. D. Hempen
Manley Williams
Chanute
John McFadden
Joplin
Allen Miller
Lonnie Cox
Topeka
Bill Rice
Lewis Eagle
Randy
Danny Hobbs
Fredonia
Howard Banks
Bruce
Peggy
Kenny
Karate With a Ruler Sparks School Breach in Invercargill
Headmasters report 5 and 6 year olds at two Invercargill schools practicing karate after a TV show. Pupils used pencils and rulers to mimic chops and began challenging classmates. No injuries but many tears as disciplined behavior broke down.
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Auckland
Invercargill
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