Five Top Honor Roll Named At Roy Ster High School
Roy Ster Junior High announces 70 students named to the honor roll for the second semester with 60 on the last six weeks list. Names include Richard McMeekin Tim Thuston Carolyn Kensett Alicia Magill and Susan Kensett among top A students. Pamela Horn also earned all As for the six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster
Richard McMeekin
Tim Thuston
Carolyn Kensett
Alicia Magill
Susan Kensett
Pam Horn
Mike Arnold
Bill Barnard
Bill Dexter
Brad Hart
Randy Herron
Mitchell Magner
Brian Mee
Joe Winkler
Barbara Ard
Diana Carter
Gail Defebaugh
Amber Horton
Marilyn Kensett
Candy Ogle
Martha Rhodes
Kenneth Horton
Phillip Oliver
Lyle Taylor
Gail Abbuehl
Nancy Allison
Andrea Barnard
Becky Black
Cindy Chandler
Janie Dent
Myer family reunion held in Humboldt Community Park
The Myer family reunion in Humboldt attracted 25 attendees with Nellie Drollinger the oldest member receiving a gift. A covered dish lunch followed by officer elections named Nellie Drollinger president Eva Bullock vice president and Mrs. Tom Pinkley secretary treasurer. Additional local notes include travels to Estes Park Colorado and Garnett for Delphian Chapter OES events along with various family visits and commitments in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Myer
Community Park
Nellie Drollinger
Eva Bullock
Tom Pinkley
Donald Myer
Lansing
David Doane
K. R. McKinley
Torrance
Calif
McKinley
L. L. Baker
Merle Beeman
John Billings
Estes Park
Colo
Delphian Chapter Oes
Garnett
Margaret Smith
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement Marie C. Buster Estate
In Neosho County Kansas probate court a petition by Dean Buster administrator CTA of the will of Marie C. Buster seeks final settlement, fees, and court determinations of heirs, assignments, and disclaims. Defenses due by June 22, 1966 at 10:00 A M in Erie. Attorneys Henshall and Pennington. Probate Judge Alberta Gough.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Marie C. Buster
State OF Kansas
Dean Buster
CTA
Dan W. Buster
Dick L. Buster
City of
Erie
Henshall
Pennington
South Forest Chanute
Alberta Gough
Legion Boys State attendees from local high school named
Richard Phelan and Richard Peterson were selected from the junior class for leadership and scholastic standing to attend Ameri can Legion Boys State in Lawrence this week. Sponsored by Algy Doty Post, the trip featured a talent show dinners and the governor's ball held Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Phelan
Richard Peterson
American Legion Boys State
Lawrence
Algy Doty Post
The
American Legion
Yates Center Jaycees Elect New Officers At Installation Dinner
Lauren Harrod was named president of the Yates Center Jaycees at a dinner installing new officers. Charles Hampton, H T Laidlaw, Ed Kimball, and Ed Schellinger were named first vice president, second vice president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. John Doty served as installing officer and Dean Sutcliffe gave the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Harrod
Yates Center Jaycees
Yates Center
Jaycees
Norma's
Charles Hampton
H. T. Laidlaw
Ed Kimball
Ed Schellinger
John Doty
The
Kansas Jaycees
Vacation Bible School Ends at First Baptist Church
The Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church concluded Friday night after two weeks of activities. Children participated in lessons, crafts, and closing events led by church volunteers and staff.
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Union Vacation Church School
Evangelical United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Chicago
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontaine
Goodman School of Drama
Ada Rich Wins National ASCS Office Improvement Award
Mrs. Ada Rich of Woodson County ASCS received a cash award for an office improvement idea. The suggestion was presented to Washington D C officials and adapted nationwide for ASCS offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rich
Woodson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Washington D.C
ASCS
Where Girls Went to Britain and Back
Melbourne AP: Malcolm Riddle, an employment expert, has traveled to Britain to recruit Australian secretaries back home and entice European girls to Australia. He says Australian workers accept low wages in Europe but could secure higher pay in Australia, noting working holidays led many into a rut. He aims to bring Australians home and attract Europeans for holidays or permanent roles.
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Melbourne
Malcolm Riddle
Britain
Riddle
Europe
Australia
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Monschau
Nick Allen
Kim Anderson
Rita Barney
Cathy Byers
Denise Noland
Carla Rutledge
Linda Smith
Mary Jo Tisdale
Pam Johnson
Diane Lassman
Kathy Lawrence
Charless Marsh
Becky Martin
Dinah Moulton
Nancy Peak
Sherrie Thompson
Dee Ward
Bette Wilson
Jim Babcock
Larry Beck
John McMeekin
Bruce Parker
Joyce Baldwin
Nancy Bryant
Connie Buzard
Marsha Carter
Kathy Erickson
Linda Ford
Cynthia Jones
Vicki Kidwell
Kathy Kihm
Kathy McAuley
Debbie McLaughlin
Debbie Martin
Carol Moore
Judy Boecker
Diana Romig
Ruth Roth
Linda Soderquist
Debbie Stroh
Rita Turley
Mary Jo Winkler
Leonard Ford
Amy
Alan
Colorado Springs
Prudential Insurance Company
C. H. Roush
Central Pilgrim College
Bartlesville
West Indies
Caldwell
Santa Fe
ST. Patrick's Parish
Saint Patrick's Gymnasium
Juan
Madrigal
National Guard
Armory
Tacos
Enchiladas
Tostadas
Emerson
Phono-Radio
John 0. Weide
Vicki
Pittsburg
John O. Weide Jr
Pittsburg State College
Forrest Weston
Kansas University
Alvin
Topeka
F. Saulsberry
L. Gillespie
Tom Peterson
Kenneth Chambers
Gary McConnell
Adam Horst
R. Kendall
J. Knowles
K. Knowles
J. Gibbs
G. Cotton
C. Hampton
Buffalo
Toronto
Gridley
LeRoy
Piqua
Ralph Linquist
Ents
Walter Everhart
Dean Sutcliffe
Chanute
U. S
HSA
P. O
Chanute, Kansas
Lincoln & Walnut
Washington
Luci Baines Johnson
Maryland
Rosecroft Raceway
Luci
Secret Service
Patrick Nugent
Brighton
England
New York
Roy Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Menninger
New York University
ST. Louis, Mo
William Murrays
Charlotte
Abraham Lincoln
Lunts
Lunt
Nelson
Lavonburg
John Deere
J.D
H.P
Coronado
Kenmore
Hollywood
Verle E. Nelson
August Erickson
Bud Butts
Stark State Bank
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