Town News Briefs Cover Local Visits And Club Events
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spencer spend summer in Boulder Colorado while he pursues a medical degree at the University of Colorado. Visitors from St Charles Illinois, the White family, arrive to see Mrs. Arthur White and relatives. The Four Square HD Unit meets with Mrs. H J Fisher Friday at 1 30. Scorers at a Monday night game include Mrs. Robert Allen leading with 55 and others in the 40s. Ray Russel returns from Newton after a visit with Tom Roach and family. Stanley dealers host a Memorial Auditorium reception with several hundred in attendance. Ale Jack McVaugh will present slides for the Business and Professional Women’s Club at the Tioga Hotel. he just arrived for a 12 day leave before reporting to Bolling AFB. The drum and bugle corps are set for Ed Sullivan on Sept 1 and a follow up tour to Western Europe.
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Robert Allen
Fred L. Johnson
Bill Gray
Bob Allen
Earl Hudson
P. B. Darlington
Dean Foster
Lee
Judy
Tioga Hotel
Ale Jack McVaugh
U. S. Air Force
Business and Professional Women’s Club
McVaugh
Fred Heinze
Bolling Afb
Washington, D.C
Europe
Dismissals and Admittances At Gayla Memorial Hospital
Daily Transit lists admittees and dismissals for the week at Gayla Memorial Hospital. Names include Paul Lindblad Earlton and Kathryn Carlson. dismissals cover Charles Ikehorn and Lynn McLaughlin. births note a girl for Hutchison and a girl for Shultz. many address details appear.
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Melvin Stierwalt
Dean R. Hibbs
S. Malcolm
Loren Bruenger
Humboldt
Sandra Lakin
Brenda K
Mike Samples
Eric
E. J. Hutchison
W. E. Peterson
Jose J. Shultz
N. Garfield
Robert Webb
Wichita
Italy searches for new Christian Democratic premier
In Rome President Giovanni Gronchi began a drive to appoint a new CD premier to steer Italy from its postwar political maze. In Washington the House Armed Services Committee backed building an air field at the Colorado Springs A F Academy. In Paris Maurice Bourges Manunoury formed a new government pledging to uphold France foreign and Algerian policies and prepared to face the National Assembly.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Italy
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Colorado Springs Air Force Academy
Paris
Maurice Bourges- Manunoury
National Assembly
Bourges-Maunoury poised as youngest French premier
The 42 year old Bourges-Maunoury appears set to form a cabinet and seek Assembly approval, becoming France’s youngest premier since 1883. In Washington the State Department suspends Dave Beck’s passport at the request of the Justice Department and Senate Rackets Committee. At Cocoa Beach Florida activity around the Air Force missile test center suggests preparations may be underway for the Atlas missile test firing.
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Bourges-Maunoury
Washington
State Department
Dave Beck
Justice Department
Senate
Cocoa Beach
Fla.pr
Air Force Missile Test Center
Here
Defense chief warns against tighter military unification
Secretary of Defense Wilson accused advocates of stronger unification of risking dictatorial rule and a concentration of stupidity that contradicts the American way of doing things.
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Washington
Wilson
Deaths and Funeral Lyons Rites
The funeral service for Mrs. Mary Ellen Lyons will be held at Wilson Johnson Chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2. The Rev Judd Jones of the First Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery.
Funeral services for three local residents held
Funeral services were conducted Monday for Mrs. A C Ward Mrs A B Chauncey and Mrs John W Peters with Rev Ted D Hurst Rev William T Hunt and Rev Charles A Peay officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Maple Hill Cemetery and Colfax Baptist Church were among the congregations named in the obituaries.
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Ward
A. C. Ward
First Christian Church
Ted D
Hurst
Elmwood Cemetery
A. B. Chauncey
John W. Peters
Charles Chauncey
Lord
Mmes. C. A. Deay
M. C. Taylor
Emma Sare
A. C. Mendenhall
Herman Kemmerer
Bessie Crabtree
Charles Chauney
W. A. Strean
Howard Parsons
Harry Steeves
Frances Jackson
Roy S. Gibson
Gordon Erickson
Harry Larson
Myron Cooper
Glenn Hanson
Hugo Larson
Eph Carlson
George Bareis
Don Anderson
Harry Jackson
Maple Hill Cemeery
Kansas City
Kas
Wilson-Johnson Mortuary
Hungarian refugees settle in Canada forestry program
Among the Hungarian fugitives admitted to Canada, about 300 students and 30 professors from Sopron University formed forestry experiment teams and are now working in British Columbia woodlands.
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Canada
Sopron University
British Columbia
Woodlands
Hog and Cattle Prices Weak Across Markets
Kansas City reports mixed cattle and hog bids with feeders and weaners slipping, while hogs decline up to 25 cents. Parsons listings show steady to slower cattle demand, with varied weights and cow values. Chicago wholesale grains and produce reflect price shifts as wheat and corn edge lower on bearish crop outlooks.
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Kansas City
USDA
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Chicago
Board of Trade
Wall Street recovers after Eisenhower stomach upset
The stock market rallied today in New York after President Eisenhower's stomach illness. Prices ended near the day’s high with volume around 2.5 million shares compared with 3.05 million yesterday.
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New York
Eisenhower
Arrival Is Guess For Mayflower II
In Provincetown mass the Mayflower II drifted becalmed after a calm night. At 9 30 a m Captain Alan Villiers reported being 15 miles west of Nantucket Lightship as the ship may wait days before moving toward Plymouth.
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Provincetown
Mass
Alan Villiers
Nantucket
Atlantic
Villiers
Plymouth
Market Snapshot Report on Grain and Produce Prices
The document lists bid and ask ranges for corn, white and yellow corn blends, soybeans, rye, barley, bran, shorts, and car prices across No 2 and No 3 grades with unch movements. It also notes mile maize, kafir, eggs, poultry, and butter pricing in Kansas City with no changes.
City Dads Dig Into Finances
City commissioners discussed cemetery memorial plans funding and zoning actions. They dropped a proposed office building amendment due to legal description errors and neighbor objections while advancing a building permit fee restructuring and forming new committees on zoning boating safety and disaster power readiness.
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Arch Allen
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dale A. Dahlgren
Giles Whitworth
Third
Plummer
Robert L. Briley
Robert Perry
James Boerwinkle
Fred L. Johnson
Raymond Friederich
Santa Fe Park
C. W. Brennan
Boyd Burns
Tom Morehead
Clyde Kile
Frank Jordan
East
Donaldson
VEW Auxiliary Honors Birthdays With Dinner and Reports
The VFW Auxiliary held a 6:30 dinner in the Memorial building to honor May June and July birthdays including Mrs. Melva Russum. Mrs. Etta Hanson presided. 1152 dozen cookies were sent to Wadsworth Hospital. Donations and planning for a July 4th celebration were discussed with a June 24 meeting date.
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VFW
Memorial Building
Melva Russum
Etta Hanson
Hanson
Ross Miller
Wadsworth Hospital
Wadsworth
J. S. Jones
S. Highland
Winters General Hospital
Topeka
Gertie Adams
H. J. Rauhoff
Carl Brenner
Earl Morgan
Howard Dobson
Social Calendar June 12 1957 Laurel gatherings listed
The Laurel Social Calendar for Wednesday June 12 1957 notes events at Santa Fe Shelter House a family basket supper at 6 30 pm Sunflower Chapter OXS Masonic Temple program and refreshments at 8 pm Christian Womens Fellowship at church 2 pm WSCS Circles meet at various addresses starting 9 15 am with multiple circles and times throughout the day BPW Club dinner meeting at Tioga Hotel at 6 45 pm.
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Laurel Mother's Club
Santa Fe
Sunflower Chapter
S. Masonica Temple
Christian Womens Fellowship
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Orpha
Walter Poor
S. Lafayette
Martha
Floyd Stacy
N. Malcolm
Esther
Buford Fisher
W. 3Rd
A.m. Rachel
R. R. Elder
W. Main
A.m. Ruth
E. C. Brenton
N. Western
M. Adai
A. V. McLaren
A. V. McLaren, 14 &. Western, 2:30 P.m. Mary, Mrs. John Young, 409 W
Rebekah
D. Propst
Allen
Naomi
L. F. Erickson
Ashby
Elizabeth
Fred Johnson
P.m
BPW Club
Tioga Hotel
Queen Elizabeth to Visit United States in October
The White House announced that Britain's Queen Elizabeth will visit the United States from October 16 to 21. She will be accompanied by an official delegation and participate in various ceremonial and diplomatic engagements.
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Washington
Britain
Elizabeth
United States
White House
Queen Elizabeth II to visit Jamestown and Washington in October
The Queen and Prince Philip will stop in Jamestown Virginia on October 16 to mark the 1607 settlement. They will then travel to Washington for three days of official duties and rest, with a plan to visit New York on October 21 before returning to England. No Canadian dates were announced.
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Prince Philip
Canada
United States
Jamestown
Elizabeth
Washington
White House
New York City
England
New York
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