Wheat Harvest News Briefs Is Underway
Wheat harvest begins across Kansas southern border with barley cutting advancing from Caldwell to Liberal and wheat starting in Wellington Barber County and Kingman. Labor and equipment moving in. early varieties harvested in Barber County and Anthony plans target Tuesday or Wednesday start. Mental health meeting in Neosho County and visits by Hugo Wedell and Mrs Wedell noted amid centennial events. University of Kansas students depart for Europe language study. local social visits reported.
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Great Bend
Kansas
State Harvest Labor Control Office
Caldwell
Liberal
Kansas State Employment Service
Wellington
Kiowa
Barber County
Anthony
Kingman
James Ellis
W. 7Th
University of Kansas
New York
Europe
Kansans vote record shows roll call outcomes
Washington AP summarizes how Kansas members of Congress voted on recent roll calls. Amendments on housing loans and urban renewal were rejected or adopted with votes ranging from 38 to 57. Key names appear: Capehart, Gore, Sparkman, Carlson, Schoeppel, and others.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Capehart
R - Ind
Schoeppel
Carlson
Gore
D-Tenn
Sparkman
D-Ala
Carlson and Schoeppel
House
Agriculture Department
Ellsworth and McVey
Avery, Dole and
Shriver
Avery
Dole
Ellsworth
McVey
Breeding
Tor
Fadlers Plan $500000 Tulsa Warehouse Project
The Fadler Produce Company of Pittsburg will build a 500000 dollar warehouse in Tulsa with about 125 workers. Construction starts within 60 days and Milton Fadler will relocate to Tulsa to oversee operations while L. F. Fadler remains chairman of the board in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Fadler Produce Company
Tulsa
Milton Fadler
L. F. Fadler
Centennial Exposition Opens Wednesday in Wichita Area
The Kansas Centennial Exposition will open with a parade and ceremonies Wednesday at a 220 acre site on U S 54 west of Wichita. The complex includes Frontier Village a 9000 seat stadium two 36000 square foot halls a man made lake and daily entertainment programs running June 14 to September 4.
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Wichita
U.S. 54
Tribune carrier price noted
The notice states the Tribune newspaper is available by carrier for 35 cents per week, indicating the subscription rate and delivery method.
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the Tribune
Daily Transcript Docket Notes from Neosho Memorial
Dismissals and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital list several names and addresses. Births record a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt at 216 N Franklin. Traffic and court actions include several divorces, custody awards, and judgments with parties named and dates noted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Clyde Collins and Son
Robert Willan
S. Santa Fe
Wayne Sparks
Clarence Williams
Charles Baughn
S. Malcolm
Henry Schmidt
N. Franklin
Delbert Aden
Melvin Allen
S. Highland
Paul Harris
W. 5Th
Donald Hazen
Eric
Gilbert Wilson
Maggie Scott
Yates Center
Rex Burdge
N. Garfield
Fllis Holtzman
Thayer
Henry Kennedy
Earlston
George Norris
W. A. Hooinagle
Steuben
John Eeord
Tommy Keller
S. Kansas
Tony Moore
S. Central
John Bennett
Walnut
Clyde Bicknell
John Bodine
N. Washington
Carrol Bilbrey
Donald Harlan
S Garfield
Curtis Hunter
S. Lincoln
Bible School by Four Rural Churches Concludes
The Vilas Lutheran Center Ridge EUB Zion Methodist and Pleasant Valley Baptist churches finished a one week vacation Bible School at Vilas Church. Fifty six students enrolled and an average daily attendance of 33 with 17 teachers and assistants. The closing program drew 140 attendees and included worship and class demonstrations. Part of the offering supports missions. Certificates were awarded.
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Vilas
Vilas Lutheran
Center Ridge
Deaths and Funerals of Eastburn Brown Ragains Stone Perry Wink
Obituaries record Leonard Eastburn of Chanute died after long illness at 71 with survivor list including wife Lula, four sons, one daughter in law and grandchildren. Services set at Johnson Mortuary. Ed Brown of Kimball died after long illness at Mercy Hospital. Elia Ragains nee McClain died in Haven then Sand Creek. Carlos Stone aged 82 died at Golden Key Rest Home Neodesha after months of illness. funeral at High Prairie church. Perry service held at Johnson Mortuary with graveside and Masonic lodge rites. Harold Wink funeral held at Johnson Mortuary with choir and floral tributes.
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Leonard Delmer Eastburn
S. Forest
Shaw
Chanute
Lula Hardesty
Erie
Trinity Baptist Church
Leon
S. Central
Glenn
Ashby
Clarence
Wichita
Eugene
San Jose
Calif
Mark
Irene
Johnson Mortuary
Perry
Robert B. Perry
Milton Sheffer
Paul Life
Hazel Silane
Imogene Colaw
E. K. Rosenthall
L. D. Perry
C. M. Cordner
Ford C. Johnson
C. G. Kerwitz
Ferd C. Johnson
Charles C
Mein Carl Rudolph Dies at 77 in Chanute
Carl Rudolph Mein, 77, died Saturday at home in Chanute after a long illness. He was born January 8, 1884 in Pettis County Missouri and married Mattie Fangmann October 25, 1909. He moved to Chanute in 1919 and was an active member of the First Church of God, serving on its board. Survived by wife, two sons Ernest C. Mein of Kansas City and Lloyd R. Mein of Wichita, one sister Lily Jagels Hepler, three brothers Emil and Richard Mein of Kansas City and George Mein of Sedalia, and one stepson Gary Mein of Wichita. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Funeral held at Rev S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev Gene Miller officiating.
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Carlos Bert Stone
Golden Key
Neodesha
Wilson County
James
Elizabeth Ann Stone
Lillie Pearl Wiggans
Wiggans
Three Mounds
Chanute
High Prairie Methodist Church
Thornburg
G. M. Pierce
Buffalo
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Roy S. Gibson
Carl Rudolph Mein
S. Santa Fe
Pettia County
Mattie Fangmann
Sweet Springs
First Church of God
Ernest C. Mein
Kansas City
Lloyd R. Mein
Wichita
Lily Jagels
Hepler
Emil Mein
Richard Mein
George Mein
Sedalia
Gary Mein
S. Gibson
Gene Miller
Elmwood Cemetery
SeKan-Rama Promenade and Ladies Day Planned
City police set up SeKan-Rama tonight and a carnival in the park. A 4 PM parade will travel west from City Park to Royster Junior High, followed by a Ladies Day promenade and final judging of Centennial Belles costumes at Centennial headquarters.
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City Park
Royster Junior High
Chanute Legion Shut Out 10-0 by Coffeyville
Coffeyville blanked Chanute 10-0 in a league game with Chanute held to one hit. Coffeyville’s Riley pitched six no hit innings, Taylor allowed one hit in the seventh, and Bob Franklin worked all nine. Chanute’s Ed Brady got the lone Chanute hit and Chanute committed several errors as Coffeyville won its second game of the day. Chanute falls to 1-3 in league play and 1-4 overall, with a trip to Parsons upcoming.
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Coffeyville
Chanute American Legion
Chanute
Columbus
Riley
Taylor
Ed Brady
Bob Franklin
Tom Goodwin
Parsons
CN Ccaricess
Coffey
Ille
Wall Street Slumps as Trading Sinks to Five-Month Low
The U S stock market remained weak late this afternoon with trading at its slowest pace in about five months. Investors showed cautious sentiment as prices edged lower across major indexes.
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New York
Hogs Higher Cattle Lower in Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City cattle numbers show 11 500 head with steers steady to 50 lower and heifers steady to 25 lower while vealers, stockers, and feeders rise to good to choice levels. Hogs up to 50 higher, sows up to 25, and sheep mostly lower as market reports include Par son hogs and KC produce price notes on eggs butter poultry and grains.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Shorts
Vilas Homebuilders Unit Meeting Notes
Vilas The Vilas Homebuilders Unit met Tuesday at Mrs Clement White's home with Mrs Dwight Olson assisting. Mrs Marvin Olson presided and Mrs Milo Myers reported on the flower and garden tour and announced a world food fair for June 12 to 25 at Topeka. refreshments were served. next meeting July 11 at Mrs James Bentley's home.
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VILAS
Westhoff Whitworth Nuptials in Walnut
Judith Ann Westhoff daughter of Mr and Mrs William Westhoff wed Richard Scott Whitworth son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Whitworth on June 3 at St Patrick's Catholic church Walnut The Rev J Bartos performed the ceremony A reception followed at the bride parents home and a party at the groom parents home
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Judith Ann Westhoff
William Westhoff
Hepler
Richard Scott Whitworth
Raymond Whitworth
S. Central
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Walnut
J. Bartos
Club scorers reveal tight match at Country Club
At the Country Club a close score saw Charles Rice and Mrs Audrey Gibson tied for second with 34. Arch Allen Sheila Conn Dennis Mills and Mrs Al Endres led the field with 40 as Mr and Mrs Keith Dodd chaired the event.
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Charles Rice
Audrey Gibson
Arch Allen
Sheila Conn
Dennis Mills
al Endres
Keith Dodd
Miriam Circle In Meeting at Santa Fe Shelterhouse
The Miriam circle of the Rebekah Lodge met Friday evening at Santa Fe north shelterhouse for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Ralph Burghart presided, devotions by Mrs. Ida Kernen, door prize won by Minnie Weaver, and secret pal gifts exchanged.
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Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
Santa Fe North Shelterhouse
Mmes
Mariel Pens
Martha Wagner
Mamie Lundine
Lillian Marvin
Ralph Burghart
Ida Kernen
God
Minnie Weaver
Esca Burdett
Pearl Rgan
Independence Mo
Debbie
Marilyn Smith
Winfield
Ruth Spencer
William Phillips
Billy
Doug
Steve Lopeman
Keith Dodd
al Endres
Santa Scotch
Fe Park
Zion Lutheran Women Meet for Mission and Fellowship
Mrs. Glen Doepke hosted the Zion Lutheran Ladies circle with Mrs. Paul Mueller presenting "Chosen to Bear Fruit." Projects include refreshments for vacation Bible school and sending This Day magazine to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Next meeting is a covered dish luncheon at Highland Park at 1 p.m.
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Glen Doepke
S. Grant
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Paul Mueller
Vacation Bible School
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Highland Park
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Kansas Supreme Court
Hugo Wedell
Wedell
High Court
Supreme Court
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James Bulin
Evergreen
Leslie Eisenbrandt
David
Prairie Village
E. L. Eisenbrandt
Wilber Johnson
Elsmore
C. A. Nystrom
Savonburg
Fadlers
Daily Transcript
Trafic
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Ston
District Court
Freddie Tyler
Carlene Mann
David E. Collins
Genevia Faye Tinsley
Rufus Tinsley
Givorce
Hazel Irene Cook
Oliver K Cook
Evin M. Griffith
Alva C. Griffith
Chile
Maudie Dix
Clarence Dix
Piaintiff
Vivian” Deriene Baker
Reginald Duane Baker
Bible School
Bill Morgan
Mgr
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
U. S. Civil Service
U. S
U. & Government
Mrs
Ed Brown
Kimball
Mércy Hospital
Fort Scot
Elia May Ragains
Haven
Samuel Ragains
Sand Creek
Okla
Lewis McClain
O. L. Newell
Nash
Ward Corbett
Charles Regains
Herschel Ragains
Ponca City
Clarence Ragains
Wakila
Margaret McClain
Wink
Harold C. Wink
Fred Shaw
Hazel Slane
Wayne Cooper
Joe McMillen
Bob
Weeks
Homer Nelson
Jim E. Davis
Jack Wood
Bob Weeks
Wilbur Chandler
Bud Zilney
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
SeKan-Rama
Legion
Wall Street
MS Flowers
Kansas City Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Tvakatcieesee
RS PO
Bawey
W. Main
John PF. Nation
Westhoff
Whitworth
Dodd-Endres
Friendly Olson
Olson's
Olson
Zestee
Morton
Libby
Olsons
Sez
Tribune
Charleston
Meadow Sweet
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