A's Top Orioles 11 6 In Batting Bonanza
Kansas City slugged 16 hits led by Roger Maris with five RBIs and three hits including two triples. Bill Tuttle and Chico Carrasquel added multiple extra-base hits as Ned Garver won. Cardinals pitchers Jackson and Mizell show form in doubleheader split with Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Roger Maris
Bill Tuttle
Chico Carrasquel
Joe DeMaestri
Bob Cerv
Boston
Jack Jensen
Cory
Ned Garver
Murry Dickson
Cincinnati
Mizell
Harvey Haddix
Alabama
Ken Boyer
Ruben Amaro
Joe Cunningham
Redleg
Frank Robinson
Jackson
Local News Highlights of Military Moves and Family Visits
Pvt. John Leroy Sands at Fort Sam Houston Tex en route to Fort Lewis Washington for a two year post in Anchorage Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kensinger and children of Beeville Texas visit relatives here. Mrs Mabel Kensinger returns home from six weeks with Midwest City Oklahoma relatives. Mrs Dan Butler hosts ninth birthday party for Margaret Ann at the Drive In Theatre Chanute. Wallace Inman has left for Lebanon after Army service in South Carolina. David Hanks discharged from the Air Force at Randolph Field Texas returns home. T C Guthridge and Mrs Guthridge visit parents Mr and Mrs E C Guthridge of Mound City. Mrs Bernard Vitt and baby of Baldwin visit with her parents L A Fox. Ted Guthridge accompanied by his aunt Mrs Theresa Nor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Cheney
Evans
Charles Woodward
Erie
Hansard
Richard House
Parsons
David Hanks
Lawrence
Kansas University
Norbert Schmidt
Kansas City
Ed Carlos
Schmidt
Sidney Tredway
Jack Hembree
Hembree
Tredway
Fort Scott
Ed Shively
Frances
Marta McClung
Margaret
Shirley Ann Modica
Patricia Forst
Alberta Madl
Kathy Carroll
Rita ‘Elmer
Lou Ann Machin
Joan ‘Norris
Charlene Fox
Bernard
Wayne
Lorraine Shively
Betty
Donnie Elmer
Otto Keller
Bert Reeves
Helen Hill
Bill ‘Stephan
Grand Prairie
Tex
Donald Kensinger
Edward
Mission
Charley Kensinger
E. H. Siggs
Ernest Siggs Jr
Wichita
Oscar Elpers
Barbara Elpers
Henry Shireman
Newport
R. I
Cmdr
R. H. Shireman
Charlene
Donna Fox
Bernard Witt
Mr. Witt
Baldwin
Phoebe Bowman
L. J. Gascho
Pittsburg
Walnut
Clyde Sands
John Leroy Sands
Fort Sam Houston
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Anchorage
Alaska
Clyde Kensinger
Bee Ville
Yex
Mabel Kensinger
Julian Hill
Midwest City
Okla
Dan Butler
Margaret Ann
Helen Woodward
Jeanie Westhoff
Donna
Linda Fox
Joe Sands
Butler
John Wadsack
Richard Poe
Wallace Inman
Army
South Carolina
Lebanon
Air Force
Randolph Field
Earl Hanks
T. C. Guthridge
E. C. Guthridge
Mound City
Bernard Vitt
Big Man Gorilla Arrives at Kansas City Zoo
A 35 pound baby gorilla arrived from Africa at the Kansas City zoo after an airline flight. Dr Deets Pickett, who accompanied the animal, helped handle the arrival and will care for the youngster along with other animals obtained from the safari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Africa
Deets Pickett
Coles Welcome Daughter Nancy Elaine Born July 11
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cole of Fairfax California announce the birth of daughter Nancy Elaine on July 11. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole of rural Thayer. The Coles also have two sons, Arthur 6 and Gregg 3. The Sub Deb initiation is postponed to next week. The Les Des meet at 6 30 p.m. today in Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Cole
Fairfax
Calif
Nancy Elaine
Harry Cole
Thayer
Coles
Arthur
Gregg
Highland Park
Notices of intent to drill filed with Kansas Corporation Commission
A July 11 to 17 1958 roundup lists operators led by Allen County C N Hogan Tulsa and Marvin E Boyer with locations in Sec 33 24 20E and multiple Talbott wells starting July 14 1958. Entries cover surface pipe totals of 800 to 890 feet for rotary and cable tool methods and depths around TD 1760 feet in Chanute Neosho and Woodson counties with multiple outfits including Big Chief Orig Co Morrison and Creek Oil & Gas Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Corporation Commission
Allen County
C. N. Hogan
Tulsa
N. H. Talbott
NEC
Marvin E. Boyer
Talbott
Unruh & Johnson
Savenburg
Staddier
Arnold Johnson
Big Chief Orig. Co
Chanute
Drollinger
J. M. Evans & Son
T. D
Fred Lassman
Big Chief Drig. Co
Wolf
A. Lassman
Neosho County
Wilson County Waymire & Tubbs
Earlton
Ll. Myers
Woodson County
Cogee Drig Co
Creek Oil & Gas Co., Inc
Childs
Cogeco Orig. Co
Cogeco Drig. Co
Killey Bro. & Masons
Yates Center
Blaze
Sene NE
Real estate transfers listed in Allen County deeds notice
A long list of property transfers recorded in Allen County Deeds, Iola abstracted records for numerous lots and parcels across Iola Moran Humboldt LaHarpe and Mount Hope Cemetery areas, detailing grantors and grantees with lot numbers and blocks. The docket includes multiple 2 and 3 lot transfers and some specified deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Iola Abstract Co
Eileen Hixon
Melvin W. Cain
Eugene H. Andrews
Iola
H. Brauer
Ray Pershall
Moran
William S. Thomas
Ronald R. McDonald
Janet R. McDonald
Archie Cuppy
Vern Peterson
L. T. Etter
Joseph P. Weiner
Humboldt
Theodore Perkins
M. Clint Keller
Elizabeth B. Smart
Kenneth Harrison
LaHarpe
Elbert N. Hill
Keneth L. Pratt
Mount Hope
Winifred H. Frank
Lyndell G. Mosley
Humbolut
Wichita Driver Wins National Jalopy Title
Frankie Lies covered 37.5 miles in 41 minutes and 25 seconds to win his second straight National Jalopy Race championship before a crowd of 10,000. Forrest Coleman of Wichita moved to second after Jay Moore of Pittsburg was disqualified. Miss Joyce Dushabek of Enid Oklahoma named Miss Jalopy America of 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Frankie Lies
Wichita
Forrest Coleman
Jay Moore
Pittsburg
Elstun Captures Colorado Springs Golf Crown
Gene Elstun of Kansas City rallied to beat Dr. Jim Foust of Denver 2 up for the Colorado Springs Men’s Invitational title at the Broadmoor course. He overcame a 1 down deficit after 18 holes, tied on the 19th, led from the 23rd with a birdie, and finished with a late birdie to seal the championship. Elstun once starred for the University of Kansas basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gene Elstun
Kansas City
Kansas University
Elstun
Dr. Jim Foust
Denver
Broadmoor Course
Ellis Island's "God's 2742 Acres" nickname origins
A historical note recalls Ellis Island earning the affectionate label "God's 2742 Acres" from one of the 15 million immigrants who passed through New York's gateway to become U.S. citizens, reflecting its pivotal role in American immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
New York
Rail Mileage Comparison Between Nations
A report notes the Soviet Union possesses about 59 000 miles of railway while the United States operates roughly 241 000 miles. The figures highlight the vast scale of rail networks in both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cardinals
Rap
Orioles
Krone
Tribune
Daily Transcript
Joyce Dushabek
Enid, Okla
BY Kenline
BUR
Johnson Brothers
Hollywood Beds
Limedoak
T.V
Reguar
Hutch
Lincoln
Colorado
Elston
Ee Sans A
Glenn Markillie
AAA Automobile Club of Kansas
Auto Club
AAA
Glenn Markillie - Tioga Hotel
Auto Club of
Kansas
Topeka Ave
Topeka, Kansas
Chanute Tribune
U.S. Savings Bonds
FIRST
Nat's Motor Bank
E.ast
Christmas Savings Club Drive-In Banking
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!