Humboldt High School Class of 1952 Reunion Report
The 1952 Humboldt High School class held a reunion with 20 of 45 members attending plus four former teachers. A social hour in North Park featured punch and cookies, followed by a school cafeteria banquet. Princess lavender and silver decor highlighted the orchid theme with activities led by Farley Wright and A. J. Trueblood. Mary Lou Nold read the class will and Phyllis Stroud gave the prophecy. Eleanor Riley Russell chaired a business meeting as gifts were exchanged.
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Humboldt
Humboldt High School
North Park
Farley Wright
Fred Lassman
A. J. Trueblood
Mary ‘Lou
Crancleton) Nold
Phyllis (Moore
Ruth Circle
Federated Church
Warren Knox
Eric
Lloyd Clark
Ralph Maher
Ruby Mcleen
Baytown
Tex
Vera Eaton
Tory
Gerald
Hobart Carroll
Denver
Colo
Cliff Walker
Rotary
Santa Anna
Calif
William Eaton
Hayward
Walter Grantham
Kansas City
Kan
Lester Beech
Coffeyville
George Peal
Pittsburg
Walter Lee
Raymond Sharp
Parsons
Ted LaRue
E. C. Dunfee
Wayland Harvey
Hobart Beard
Harold L. Heaton
Erie
F. A. Newell
Glenn Raney
Carroll Fiscus
Mary (Hunt) McCann
Don Richards
Eunice Barnett
Bob King
Shirley Reeder
Wichita
Jim Keller
Martha Campbell
Ray Colvin
Joan Fugitt
Bob Wells
Lavon Roberts
Chanute
Ford Nold
Mary Lou Crancleton
Gary Stroud
Phyllis Moore
Topeka
Iola
Richard Tinch
Robert Sharp
Joe Heenan
Fritz Hartwig
Corpus. Christi
Erie High School Class of 1922 Reunion Highlights
Erie High School 1922 graduates held a reunion at the high school with a social hour buffet dinner and letters from absent members. Attendees included local families, with honors for longest marriage and most children, plus a tour of the school and plans for a 1967 gathering.
Wilson NFO Plans Basket Dinner in Fredonia
Wilson County NFO met in the REA building to discuss a basket dinner for August 5 starting at 12 30 p m in the park at Fredonia. Elmer Hollibaugh spoke on publicity and future plans. Allen's NFC Pull winners announced with Myers, Cotton, Reardon and Tharp named.
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Fredonia
NFO
Wilson County Nfo
REA
Elmer Hollibaugh
Chestwick
Penn
Erie Country Club Family Night Planned With Card Games
The Erie Country Club schedules regular family night Thursday. Committee members Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. William Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lamb, Mrs. C. E. Fones, and Kent will furnish fried chicken and cold drinks, while attendees bring covered dishes. The evening centers on card play.
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Erie Country Club
E. C. Bryan
William Eaton
Elvin Lamb
C. E. Fones
Kent
Winston and Railways Clash Over Tickets in New York
David Winston, 78, a Manhattan retiree, boarded a New Haven train for Boston without a ticket and refused to buy one. He says he has traveled without tickets for years and prefers postpaid billing, while the conductor notes the railroad does not operate as a restaurant.
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New York
David Winston
New Haven Railroad
Winston
Manhattan
New Haven
Boston
B H Market Edges Ash Grove 7 to 6 in Minor League
B H Market narrowly defeated Ash Grove Employers 7 to 6 in a tight minor league game. Ash Grove led after four, but B H Market erupted for six runs in the bottom of the fifth and withstood a late Ash Grove rally. Rob McCreedy and Mike Goss pitched for B H. David Crawford caught. Steve Almond and Fred Akers worked for Ash Grove, with Victor Godinez behind the plate. J C Penney faces Wells Clothiers tomorrow.
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Ash Grove
Robert McCreedy
Mike Goss
David Crawford
Steve Almond
Fred Akers
Victor Godinez
J. C. Penney
Wells Clothiers
Recreation Calendar Highlights Local Sports and Activities
Today archery at Old Water Plant and adult swimming at Municipal Pool. Senior League and Major League games at City Park, Highland Park, and Elks Stadium. Thursday features playgrounds, story hour, crafts, tennis, tot lot, and multiple leagues across parks and fields.
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Municipal Pool
City Park
White
Gifford
Papst
Buzzard
Highland Park
Consolidated Oil
Orley's Cafe
Merle Kelly Ford
Ash Grove
Elks
Royster Stadium
Chanute Elks
Murray Hill
Roosevelt
Central Park Pavilion
Highland
J. C. Penney
Wells Clothiers
EUB
Koch Furniture
Nation's Cleaners
IGA Field
Santa Fe Employes
Montgomery Ward
Church
First Baptists
Cast-Off Pitchers Shine in Varied MLB Action
Baltimore’s Robin Roberts pitched a seven-hitter to beat Kansas City 3-2 for his fifth win. Los Angeles’ Ken McBride won ninth of the season as the Angels beat Detroit 1-0. Yankees, Braves, and Senators also triumphed in a busy day. Palmer led golf field at Aronomink while defense officials discuss missile penetration.
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Associated Press
Robin Roberts
Baltimore
Ken McBride
Los Angeles
Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
Orioles
Robbie
Kansas City
McBride
White Sox
Angels
Detroit
Yankees
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Ralph Terry
Tom ‘Tresh
Red Sox
Gene Newtown Square
Conley
Terry
Arnold Palmer
Hector Lopez
Clete Boyers
Tresh
Jack Nicklaus
Don Lockham
Stenhouse
Jerry Barber
Gary Player
Billy
Casper
Gene Littler
Jay Hebert
Senators
Early Wynn
Tom l
Palmer
Cheney
Harmon Killebrew
Camilo Pascual
Nicklausdians
Philadelphia
Sub- Washington
Khrushgether
Nicklaus
Scot
U.S
Pentagon
Khrushchev
Ohio
Bronze cannons from 1864 forged from Macon bells
Two bronze cannons now on the Worcester Common Massachusetts were cast from church bells melted in 1864 at Macon Georgia.
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Worcester
Mass
Macon
Vacation Bible School Closes With Friday Program
The First Christian church ends its two week Vacation Bible School with a public program in the church sanctuary Friday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Clayton Ward serves as superintendent of the school.
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John Craig
Mark
el Dorado
Ernest Craig
Erie
Jack Campbell
Elizabeth Brillhart
Kangas City
Kyle Brillhart
Fort Scott
Wayne Brillhart
Hollis Dunham
CWF
The
Erie Christian Church
Lester Shepard
Linda McCalla
San Diego
First Christian Church
Clayton Ward
Train delays as passenger defies conductor
Winston refused to leave the train after the conductor asked him off. Police were called and he was taken to Manhattan arrest court, paroled pending trial for disorderly conduct. The delay to Boston was fourteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Railroad
Manhattan
Boston
Four U S Air Force Crewmembers Survive Crash in Vietnam
Four U S Air Force crewmembers aboard a two engine transport were found alive after a crash 150 miles northeast of Saigon. A rescue sling lifted two survivors to a hovering helicopter and they were taken to Nha Trang field hospital. A second survivor had a broken leg and stayed with the remaining crewman as medics lowered to assist. None were seriously injured.
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U.S. Air Force
Here
Nha Trang
U.S
Peaceful Home Message Encourages Reading Rooms and Bible Study
The article urges maintaining household peace by strengthening each member to face outside problems. It promotes the Christian Science Reading Room as a place to read Science and Health and the Bible, noting a purchase price of $3.
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Johnson Studio
Erie HS
YMCA
Erie —the
Erie High School
Dewey McCoy
Ralph Caldwell
Lewis Lowe
Stephen Beard
Hobart Board
Mis
Jag Farsons
Cune
George and
Blanche Bennett
McCune
Tt G Atkinen
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Grillette
Sidney Linscott
George Richard
Charles Forsyth
Sharon Barnier
Kansas University
Lawrence
Fred George
Otis Brasier
Sharon
Ronnie
Kathy Snyder
Larry Swanson
Odessa
Cloye Atkins
Miami
Okla
Russ Martin
Rogers Hardware and Furniture
Parsons Rest
Harold Rowland
Big Danc
Sunset Club
Rodney & the Blazers
Benny Ketchum
B&h
SEK
Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Jeans
By Joe Reichler
Ristocrat
Att T.V
Anten Buy
ANDI
East Main
Bible School
Michael F. Wettach
Scuderia
Oceanport
N. J
Jake
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
In Science and Health
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading
N. Forest
Lincoln
General Motors
Seattle
Pontiac
Ranz Motor Company
Chanute, Kansas
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