Erie Church to Screen Haiti Slides Tomorrow Night
Erie-Slides of Haiti will be shown at the First Baptist church tomorrow at 8 o'clock. The program is open to the public. Local residents and visitors attended recent gatherings and family visits are noted among several households. A fish fry at the Beard home brought together area families and friends.
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Erie
Haiti
First Baptist Church
Mary Swank
Galesburg
Don Beard
Beard
Jay Beard
Lors
Garden City
Calif
Raymond Hoppas
Mike Diskin
Terry
Paula
Phyllis
of &J. Paul
Jake Sanders
Rex
Bill Beard
Kate Sanders
Gwen Hoppas
Jay Beards
Thursay
Don Beards
Hop
Hearing on Final Settlement in Estate of Arthur W. Knapp
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court will hear Effie G. Knapp executrix’s petition for final settlement of the estate of Arthur W. Knapp deceased. Defenses must be filed by August 14, 1967 at 10:00 A.M. in Erie Kansas. Attorneys Balch & Bailey, Chanute, Kansas, represent the petitioner.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Arthur W. Knapp
Effie G. Knapp
Erie
Balch & Bailey Professional
South
Steuben Avenue
Chanute
Kansas
Alberta Gough
Estate of Castor Perrin sale of real property
Angeline Perrin as administratrix petitions for court approval to sell Lot 4, Block 10 in the former town of Ti o e now part of Chanute for debts, taxes, and admin costs. hearing set before August 9, 1967 at 10 00 a.m. in Erie, Neosho County. Attorneys: Henshall & Pennington.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Castor Perrin
Tioe
Chanute
Erie
Angeline Perrin
Henshall & Pennington
South Forest Street
Alberta Gough
Johnson and family to babysit during Nugents Bahamas trip
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson will babysit Luci and Pat Nugent's infant Lyn next month. The Nugents plan a Bahamas vacation, with Lyn visiting the White House Aug. 1 before going to see his grandparents in Waukegan, Illinois. Princess Grace to leave hospital after miscarriage. Sen George Murphy teases Shirley Temple as possible Congress candidate noting her past dancing and citizenship.
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Nassau
Waukegan
Ill
Sacramento
Calif
George Murphy
Rcalif
Shirley Temple
Congress
Murphy
Charles Black
Area Shares Gasoline Tax Distributions to Counties and Towns
A quarterly distribution of one cent gasoline tax funds is allocated by the state treasurer. Counties receive 1 million dollars total and towns receive 625 thousand dollars. Allen county $9,066.68 Neosho $9,656.84 Wilson $8,890.56 Woodson $6,205.77 Benedict $44.66 Buffalo $153.39 Chanute $3,868.45 Coyville $44.30 Earlton $44.30 Elsmore $47.59 Erie $528.26 Galesburg $51.98 Hepler $68.09 Humboldt $928.40 St. Paul $308.61 Lavonburg $47.23 Stark $45.39 Thayer $152.66 Toronto $183.41 Walnut $124.47 Yates Center $740.60.
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Allen County
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Benedict
Buffalo
Chanute
Coyville
Earlton
Hula Hoops Return with New Sound in US Revival
The hula hoop comeback features a shoop shoop noise from small BB like pieces inside the plastic rings. Wham O Manufacturing of San Gabriel California leads the revival after testing in Miami and Shreveport and aims to sell five million hoops this year.
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California
Wham-O Manufacturing Co
San Gabriel
Wham-O
Miami
Shreveport
Chrysler Labor Talks Hit Hard as UAW Demands Grow
Chrysler Vice President William M. O'Brien calls the UAW demands all-inclusive and ambitious as talks enter a second week. Douglas Fraser of the UAW says the union faces more problems than ever, targeting 120000 skilled workers at Big Three plants who feel shortchanged in past negotiations.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
William M. O’brien
Chrysler
UAW
O’brien
Douglas Fraser
Fraser
Bag Found on Street Brings $15000 to Surface
Ruth Weibler found a light colored bag marked Bank of America on a Long Beach street. Bank officials confirmed it contained $15000 in bills. An armored car firm official said the bag likely fell from a loading car. Weibler said she would have fainted if she had known the amount.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ruth Weibler
Bank of America
Two Women Build Own Montgomery Home
Frances Haigler and Henrietta Pasquale are constructing a two bedroom house in Montgomery by themselves with only a carpenter for sawing and guidance. The pair have the frame up and will tackle bricklaying, roofing and wiring, aiming to finish by winter.
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Montgomery
Ala
Frances Haigler
Henrietta Pasquale
Sister of Civil Rights Leader James Meredith Found Dead
The body of Willie Lou Meredith, 22, sister of James Meredith, was found Friday in Milwaukee residence, hanging by a plastic clothes line. Medical examiner cites death by own action. She had moved to Milwaukee last December and worked as a brewery clerk. An uncle said she had been treated for low mood. She left no note and had not contacted relatives. she attended Jackson State College in Mississippi for three years before moving to Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Willie Lou Meredith
James Meredith
Meredith
Houston Wilson
Jackson State College
Mississippi
One Tent Island for Rent on Lake George
A small island on Lake George, New York, is available for camping. The site is suitable for a single tent and offers a simple, secluded camping experience on an island.
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New York
Lake George
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