Buffalo Area Happenings Mixed with Visits and Celebrations
Donnie Eagle of Kansas City visits Buffalo with his parents. Erie and Tulsa guests stay with local families. Local movers plan to return to rural Buffalo and build a new home. Several anniversary and birthday events mark summer social life with family and friends from nearby towns and Wichita.
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Buffalo
Donnie Eagle
Kansas City
W. K. Eagle
Irene Childs
J. W. Landrith
Erie
Tom Landrith
Tulsa
Okla
Larry Landrith
Wichita
Ralph Winterrowd
Carl Kimzey
Carl Justice
E. M. Kamm
Elk River Dam
Glen Markham
Joe Markham
Stark
Ruby Pfeifer
Donald Shepherd
Shepherd
el Dorado
Pat Fitzmorris
Joe Fitzmorris
Baby
Tom Drake
Fitzmorrises
Yukon
Charles Anderson
J. M. Clough
Mrs. Anderson
Clough
Judy Clough
Hawaii
Ben Ridlon
Fredonia
Buffalo Women’s Society of Christian Service
Rena Clinesmith
Frances Clough
Josephine Orendorf
Thursa Braman
Minnie Brown
Lloyd Easley
Easley
Rena Crumrine
Yates Center
Oley Apt
Governor Names Five To Kansas Economic Development Board
Topeka AP Governor Docking appointed Leigh Warner of Cimarron and Jack G. Kelly of Arkansas City to the Kansas Economic Development Commission and designated Warner as chairman. They replace Mark Robeson and Leonard W. Schrubin on the nine member panel for ten year terms. Docking also named Dr. Joe Kimmel of Mission and Dr. John Blank of Hutchinson to the State Board of Health succeeding Dr. George Burker and Dr. Thomas Taylor.
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George Burker
Kingman
Thomas Taylor
Phillipsburg
Tribune Phone Contact Note
Instructions urge readers to phone their Tribune if reachable via carrier. If unavailable contact, call HE 1-3400 after 6 PM for assistance.
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Tribune
Alarm Rings Unneeded Keeps Gerber Awake Night
In Gerber California volunteer firemen report 16 false alarms last week with 10 in one day as the fire hall telephone triggers a loud alarm. To fix the issue the town’s 24 hour restaurant will handle all calls and the waitress will sound the alarm.
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Gerber
Calif
Tehama County
Hygienists Look Very Lively At Chicago Convention
At the 1th annual conven tion in Chicago the American Natural Hygiene Society promotes fruit vegetables nuts and dairy as healthy while labeling meat fish liquor and beer as poison. Director Jack Trop, 67, says many members cured by lifestyle changes now live longer. The group favors conservative care over drugs or surgery and views disease as a warning rather than an enemy.
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Chicago
The
American Natural Hygene Society
Jack Trop
Chanute Tribune Po.t July 15 1967 edition
The Chanute Tribune reports local news and notices for Saturday July 15 1967. Community events, obituaries, school notes, and civic updates reflect Chanute and surrounding area activities.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Po.t
Shrimp Saute with Butter and Garlic Sensation
A tasty shrimp dish sizzles in butter and crushed garlic delivering rich aroma. Simple, quick, and crowd pleasing with a fragrant, savory finish.
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Eugene Drake
Drake
Mrs
Emerson Radio
NEMA
East Main
Chanute
Trop
Casey Rexall
Main and
Plummer Road
U.S.D.A
Swift
Morrell Pride
U. S. No
Arkansas
Freeston Peaches
California
All Brands Coffee
Gerber's Baby Food
Johnson & First Aid
Jergen
King
MacClean
Oris
Aurora
Betty Crocker
Ichtker
Fiat
Carnation
Hunt
Strongheart
Kroft
Meadow Gold
Park L
Swift's
Olson
wWiwwwite
Swansdown
Stokely
Fresca
Hunt's
Dan Maison Royal
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