Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Minor City Events
Mrs Ralph Thurman and children of Humboldt depart for two months visiting relatives in Boise Idaho and California. A Chanute collision occurred on K39 when Roy G Babcock turned left into a side road and hit Mrs Bertha Kennedy. Mas and Mrs Olen Hilliard and family plan a trip to Orange Texas to visit relatives. The L F L and auxiliary held their annual picnic near Boman acres with about 30 attendees. Welfare staff from Neosho County attended an in service training at Fort Scott led by Malcolm Jasper with several county representatives present. Sgt Mary Boman heads to Andrews AFB in Washington DC. Rural Grange meets Thursday evening with initiation. Cottage Grove Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon. Zion Home Workers meet to work on a comforter.
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Ralph Thurman
Humboldt
Boise
Idaho
California
Roy G. Babcock
Chanute
Bertha M. Kennedy
Erie
Babcock
John Phelps
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Noted
Monday admittances include Fred Lantz Humboldt surgical JoAnn Williamson medical Bill Fairchild Earlton surgical. Today Roger Morris Earlton surgical Bobby D Roles 1602 S Kansas surgical Arthur Krone 401 W 7th medical. Dismissals Monday Verner Boone Toronto Mrs Arthur Brant Earlton J P Wells Uniontown. Dismissals today Spencer Fickle Earlton Mrs James Hamilton 426 W 2nd.
Cattle higher Hog price drops at Kansas City market
Market notes from Kansas City show cattle prices rising across several categories while hog prices fall with barrows and gilts steady to lower. Reports cover cattle, hogs, sheep, and produce with bids for various weights and grades from Kansas City and Parsons and mention Chicago grain and cash bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pi Usda
Parsons
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City Cash
Hall Rejected By Two Demos Over Cross-Party Nomination
Kansas Democrats reject a plan to nominate Republican Gov. Fred Hall for reelection from both parties. Kenneth T. Anderson and James Parnell deem the idea unlikely. Harold Fatzer notes ballot law blocks cross nomination. Rooney predicts a strong Democratic contender in 1952.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fred Hall
Kenneth T. Anderson
James Parnell
Goodland
Sherman County
Charles Rooney
Parnell
Hall
Harold R. Fatzer
Appointments by Gov Fred Hall Publicize City Posts
Gov Fred Hall named Elsie Dietrich Gault of Richmond to the John Brown Memorial Park board of trustees at Osawatomie and chose D W Delaney of Pittsburg to succeed the late M B Duffy as marshal of Pittsburg city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekap
Elsie Dietrich Gault
Richmond
John Brown
Osawatomie
Fred Hall
D. W.delaney
Pittsburg
M. B. Duffy
Glaucoma Blinds About 3400 Americans Last Year
A health brief reports that roughly 3,400 Americans lost their sight last year due to glaucoma. Medical experts urge early screening and control of risk factors to prevent progression.
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Eklund
Mas
Olen G. Hilliard
Candace
Tommy
Mark
Orange, Tex
Anna Hilliard
Pfe
Jack Lathrom
Terry Lynn
Lee A. Lathrom
Redfield
W.S van Winkle
Bush City
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Boman Acres
Neosho County
Neosho, Allen, Bourbon
Crawford Counties
Fort
Scott
Malcolm Jasper
State Welfare
Norma Varney
Jerome P. Dunham
Ineosho County
Adeline Fortney
Ann Wheelock
Eric
Mmes
Vesta Lightfoot
Mildred Ennis
Margaret Rabas
Kathryn Thornton
Mary Boman
Washington, D. C
Andrews Afb
Rural Grange
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Henry Storck
Zion Home
Zion Methodist Church
Daily Transcript
Kansas City Livestock
Parsons Livestock
U. S
U.S
F.o.b
Senate
Ana
Washington
The
Wrens OF Foreign Relations Committee
George
D-Ga
United States
Johnson
Kenmar
Johnson AD
Comfortimer
Philco
East Main
Harold's Furn. & Appl
Johnson Furniture CO
Himboldt Neodesha
C. & W. Furniture
Fredonia
Shultz Hardware
Thayer, Kansas
Erie Maytag CO
MIX Mercantile Elakitb
Mercury
Montclair
SUPER
Montclairs
Joplin
Channel 1
Cole Motor Company
West Main
Chanute, Kansas
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