Humboldt Family Reunion At Community Park
Ed Reaves and Harlan Carpenter hosted a Byram family reunion at Community park with a noon basket dinner a Chanute pool swim and a baseball game among group members. Attendees included Barton Byram Harp Beyma and Yockey families from multiple towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reaves
Harlan Carpenter
Byram
Community Park
Orlo Barton
Linda
Jenelle
Mark
Kansas City
Robert Byram
Mike
Dennis
Fort Dodge
Melvin Morris
St. Louis
Tom Buchannan
St. Paul
Kansas
Viola Byram
Elvira
Ortha
Hubert Smith
Pittsburg
Paul Cross
Harold and
Victor
Walter Byram
Dennis and
Bonnie
Coldwater
Paul Farabee
Henrietta
Harry Byram
James
David
Harry
Carl
Irwin
Elva Byram
Ray Harp
Earl Ray
Frannie
Sharon
Ann
Pat
Ray Carder
Beulah Belle
Leon
Sharon Nieson
Chanute
Verna Wiggins
Louise
Debby Ann
Darlene
Garry
Ronnie
Joan
Charlies
Eugene
Dorothy
Larry
Janet
Mary Martha and Virginia circles hold yearly projects
The Virginia circle met at Mrs. Albert Middendorf home with ten members and children, planning table projects for the year while Mary Martha circle met at Mrs. Walter Headley’s home to buy pulpit chairs and arrange flowers for August services. Weekend guests included Mrs. Lou Comer and Barbara Lou from Warrensburg Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams from Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Belgian Congo
Mary Martha
Robert Holtz
Ruby Wright
Carl’ Pollman
T. A. Griffith
Charles Glore
Herman \Crawford
Lloyd Thompson
Virginia Circle
Albert Middendorf
Lloyd Hengan
A. L. Chaney
Cortney Kaufmas
Ralph Kepley
Eugene Bennett
Mary Martha Circle
Arthur Solomon
Lawrence Larson
W. C. Adams
Lou Comer
Barbara Lou
Danny
Warrensburg
Chris Maize
Wheeling
W. Va
Lloyd Wrestler
W. L. Clay
Clark A. Clay
Wichita
Water Resources Board Seeks More Information
The Kansas Water Resources Board in Topeka calls for further data to outline its program. At the second meeting the board requested recommendations from the geological survey the sanitation division of the board of health the water resources division of the board of agriculture and Kansas State College experiment stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekap
Kansas Water Resources Board
Geological Survey
Board of Health Sanitation Division
Board of Agriculture Water Resources Division
Kansas State College
Warm Humid Weather Across Large parts of Nation
The Associated Press reports that warm humid conditions persist across most areas from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Some cooling reached New England New York state and parts of the northern Great Lakes though nightly temperatures mostly stay in the 70s except where Canadian air intrudes. A few wet areas appear with scattered thundershowers in the Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys the Southern Plains the Northern Rockies and the Arizona desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Fingland
New York State
Great Lakes
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Canada
Plains
Middle
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Middle Mississippi
Arizona Desert
Wisconsin Tops U S Mink Skin Production By Far
Wisconsin produces more than a third of farm raised mink skins grown in the United States, highlighting the state’s dominance in the fur industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States
Derailment Delays Katy Train. Local Rodeo, Population Dip Noted
A Katy derailment at the State Street crossing near Erie toppled a box car and spilled wheat, delaying the 6 p.m. Parsons to Kansas City train about two hours. Neodesha hosts the Round-Up Amateur Rodeo Thursday through Saturday at the club arena four miles west and a half mile south. Coffey County population drops to 9,198 from 9,573. A Coyville junction crash on K96 involved a 1951 Chrysler and a 1954 Buick with no injuries. Sale of the Herman W. Smith Clothing Co. in Parsons was announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Katy
State Street
Parsons
Kansas City
Fredonia
Coyville
Alfred Marfield
Wichita
Dean Moore
Chanute
Marfield
Fred Lambert
Herman W. Smith Clothing Co
Parson man to take over store Aug 1 after sale by former owner
The store was sold by Herman W. Smith Sr to Lester A. Nichols who had run the business for 20 years before moving to Colorado Springs last spring. Nichols will return to Parsons to assume ownership August 1. Smith and Woodard Hite opened the store in 1923. Hite died after a heart attack while driving near the city dump grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. Smith Sr
Lester A. Nichols
Colorado Springs
Colo
Parsons
Smith
Woodard Hite
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 19 1955
This late 1955 note summarizes short items from Chanute Kansas. It lists community notices, small town happenings, and social updates appearing in the Chanute Tribune page S. The brief items reflect mid-July civic life and local interests of Chanute residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi
Marine Corps
Lumboldt
Fred Freeman
Merle Glasse
Lavonburg
Donna Kay Thrasher
James Merie Cotter
Wichita Nazarene
Broadview Hotel
Humboldt
Eisenhower
Clark Works
W. A. Tomlinson
Topeka
Bruce Works
R. B
Charles F. Yockey
R. A. Sheppard
Mabel Sheppard
Delbert Yockey
Junior Yockey
Las Vegas
Nev
Harold Yockey
Ernest Shultz
Nowater
Okla
Collette
Norman Beyma
Detroit
Chicago
Mrs. Beyma
W. E. Laetsch
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Dr. G. Puckett
J. D. Tolle
Corpus Christi
Texas
Munger
Poplin
Jersey
Water Resources Board
Martha Blumenbach
Coral Gables
Fla
U.S. Public Health Service
Thomas Blumenbach
Public Health Service
Army
Blumenbach
Burlington
Coffey County
Faye Traylor
the Tribune
Fort Scott
Mort A. King
Kentucky
Wilson
Davis Paint Store
E. Main
Pedri A van WO
Oldsmobile
RANZ
Olds-Cadillac CO
North Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
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