Humboldt Cof C names officers and directors 1958 59
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce announces 1958 59 officers and directors. President Courtney Moles vice president Gerald McCall secretary treasurer Lee H Murren. directors Cecil Carey Carl Killion Helen Lacy Richard Mankle J F McClanahan Gerald McCall Courtney Moses Lee H Murren and Dr J L Parkhurst. committee chairs include Gerald McCall Agricultural J F McClanahan Retail Helen Lacy Greeter s Guild Richard Mankle Christmas Decorating Cecil Carey New Services Dr J L Parkhurst Membership and Special Carl Killion Publicity Dr Arthur Carlson Jr Entertainment and Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
Courtney Moles
Gerald McCall
Lee H. Murren
Chamber of Commerce
Cecil Carey
Carl Killion
Helen Lacy
Richard Mankle
J. F. McClanahan
Courtney Moses
J. L. Parkhurst
Greeter’s Guild
New Services
Arthur Carlson Jr
Lions and Rotary host picnics at Lincoln park on Monday night
Humboldt Ben Barfoot Nat Armel Elmer Bryant H W Carey and Earl Carlson preside as John Weilert and John Hatch lead two club gatherings with eighteen Lions members and several Rotary attendees at Lincoln park picnics. Attendees include John L Parkhurst Joe Littrell Jim Cooper and Fred Montague from nearby towns. Also listed are Baptist Youth Fellowship participants at the First Baptist church Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Barfoot
Nat Armel
Elmer Bryant
H. W. Carey
Earl Carlson
Lincoln Park
Lions Club
John Weilert
Humboldt Rotary Club
John Hatch
John L. Parkhurst
Joe Littrell
Iola
Jim Cooper
Fred Montague
Chanute
First Baptist Church
Community Gathering and Baseball Night Intertwined
Sunday guests visited the York and Bartholomew households across Humboldt Chanute and local towns. Meanwhile Little League games featured the Yankees versus Athletics on the south field and the Senators versus Indians in Pee Wee league play tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Athletics
Senators
Indians
17 17 Tie In Local Baseball At City Park
Only one game survived rain and muddy fields with the Cardinals and Hawks playing to a 17-17 tie on the north field at City Park. The Hawks led 17-3 entering the final inning before the Cardinals rallied to force a draw when darkness ended play after six innings. Weather permitting, the Braves will resume on another date.
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Cardinals
Hawks
City Park
Braves
June U S Economy Shows Further Recovery
Washington AP reports June figures indicate continued economic recovery with gains in industrial production housing starts and personal income. The Federal Reserve index rose to 130 percent of the 1947-49 average, the second monthly increase after an eight month drop, while personal income reached 351.8 billion annually.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Armed Forces In Readiness McElroy Statement in Washington
Secretary of Defense McElroy announced in Washington that the armed forces are in readiness, outlining current posture and steps to maintain alert status amid national security concerns. He emphasized training tempo and equipment readiness across services.
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McElroy
Pacific
Lebanon
Eisenhower
Middle East
Strategic Air Command
Navy
Strategic Army Corps
Hawaii
Washington
Washington (Ap
Defense McElroy
Lum Duk Applies for Canadian Citizenship
Lum Duk, 83, a Chinese immigrant who arrived in Vancouver from Hong Kong 61 years ago, has applied for Canadian citizenship. He said, I find I like Canada.
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Lum Duk
Vancouver
Hong Kong
Canada
4 H Club News Highlights Meetings And Elections
Best Yet 4 H club met Friday with leader Mrs George Raple. They learned cream pudding and jelly dessert and judged cookies. Officers elected Su sie Fickel chair Dorothy Raple secretary Marilyn Ehmke reporter. Six members and two guests attended. High Prairie Pioneers 4 H club met at High Prairie church. Bob Stone acting president led roll call. July 29 style revue judging announced. Richard Morton spoke on winning a scholarship trip to Camp Miniwanka August 11 24. Program included Pasture Fires conservation talk and health talk Farm Drownings Rate High in Accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Raple
Judy Ehmke
Susie Fickel
Dorothy Raple
Marilyn Ehmke
High Prairie Pioneers
High Prairie Church
Bob Stone
Maxine Wing
Richard Morton
American Youth Foundation
High Prairie Pioneers 4 H club meeting highlights
The High Prairie Pioneers 4 H club held sewing and cooking classes with Cheryl Campbell leading sewing and Mrs Lee Campbell demonstrating cake making. Carolyn Wing led a talk on demonstrations and Gary Morton reported on a club tour set for July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Morton
Mark Wing
Carolyn Wing
High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club
Cheryl
Demonstration Shows How to Set the Table
Ruby Morton announced that record books should be taken to the next meeting. Cheryl Campbell is the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Morton
Cheryl Campbell
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Arthur Solomon
Carl Pollman
Nelda
Ray Middendorf
David
Lyle Pollman
Willard York
Jimmy
Neodesha
Wilford York
Mildred
Altoona
Mary York
Merlin York
Clarence York
Charles Cox
Ralph Cox
Mrs. Bauer
Merle West
Bert Clark
Charles Westle
Clifford van Nice
Fred Bartholomew
Bartholomew Home
Ralph Bartholomew
Raymond and
Richard
Los Angeles
Bank OF Commerce
MAK Plan
F.d.lc
Litwin
Adies
Baby Doll
Ajamas
Terrill
E. Main
Winsette Bates
Phoenix
Sheertex
Thurs
Thur., Fri. & Sat
Thur
Santa Fe
W. Main
Campbell
The
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Lee ‘Campbell
Maxine Wiltse
Kansas
Nney
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Penney
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