Local Briefs and Notices From Tribune Section
Supt and Mrs Buford L Fisher plan to leave Sunday for Philadelphia for the centennial convention of the National Teachers Association. R W McCulloh and Mrs McCulloh will move to Downey California where he has a teaching job after vacation. George Elston reported a windshield break on his 1952 Ford station wagon parked at home the night of June 12. Mary A Green on 10 day leave with her parents after radar course at Keesler AFB and transfer to Syracuse New Hampshire.
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Buford L. Fisher
Philadelphia
National Teachers Association
Washington, D. C
R. W. McCulloh
George Elston
N. Highland
Mary A. Green
Harry H. Green
R. 1
Altoona
Keesler Afb
Miss
Syracuse
N. H
Visitors Arrive in Neodesha and Cherryvale Visit Kin
Mr and Mrs Arnold Jackson of Charlotte North Carolina arrived Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Sam Casey RJ and Mr and Mrs W C Arnold and family at 505 South Kansas They plan to visit relatives in Neodesha and Cherryvale.
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Arnold Jackson
Charlotte
N. C
Sam Casey
R. J
W. C. Arnold and
S. Kansas
Neodesha
Cherryvale
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Wednesday Admittances list Mrs Robert Hosack Harry Hulse George Nelson Mrs Frank Shaw Mrs Vincent McCune Albert Klinger and others with addresses in Iola Girard Galesburg Erie and Chanute Admittances today include Harley Akins Bonnie Kustandorter and Mrs G L Hallman Dismissals list Charles Kussman Linda and Edna Lewis Mrs Laleta Houser and others Births note a boy to Mr and Mrs Andrew Dean Marriage licenses issued for Ronald Allison and Evelyn Scott Leslie Harding and Daisey Cooley Donald Mears and Treva Waltermire cited Highway Patrol tickets for Otis Willhite and H W Schmidt with fines and costs
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Ronald Lee Allison
Chanute
Evelyn Ann Scott
Leslie Harding
Erie
Legal
Daisey Cooley
Donald Lee Mears
Rose
Treva Jean Waltermire
Coffeyville Men Bound Over in First Degree Murder Case
William Harrison Kennedy and Arthur Lee Wright, both of Coffeyville, were bound over to district court on a first degree murder charge after a preliminary hearing before City Court Judge Raymond Belt. They are charged in connection with the May 19 death of Carmen T. Heintz who died from a brain concussion.
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Coffeyville
William Harrison Kennedy
Arthur Lee Wright
Raymond Belt
Carmen T. Heintz
Heintz
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Communities
Charles Carlson of Savonburg 83 dies after short illness at Allen County Hospital Iola. Funeral Friday at Mission Covenant Church Savonburg with burial in Swedish cemetery. Survivors include two sons Arthur and Carl, daughter Harriet Taylor and six grandchildren. William Dudley Jaynes 59 of rural Galesburg dies after heart attack at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral Friday 10:30 at Thayer Christian Church Rev. Don Renken officiates. Burial in Thayer cemetery. Engle Funeral Home Thayer in charge.
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Charles Carlson
Savonburg
Allen County
Iola
Mission Covenant Church
Carlson
Sweden
Amelia Olson
Stark
Savonbrug
Arthur Carlson
Carl Carlson
Harriet Taylor
Colorado Springs
William Dudley Jaynes
Galesburg
Neosho Memorial Hospital
W. W. Peck
Englevale
Berta McCune
Joseph Abraham Jaynes
Pittsburg
Star
Don Renken
Thayer Cemetery
Engel Funeral Home
Thayer
Lightning Strikes Kill Guard Duo at Ft. Bragg
At Fort Bragg an electrical storm struck a National Guard encampment killing Sgt J C Walter Lee Milan and Pfc Arthur Belton Norris Jr both 26 and 19 from Kannapolis North Carolina. Eight thousand Tar Heel guardsmen treated 48 injured as the storm toppled soldiers like bowling pins and bent metal gear.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Army
J.C. Walter Lee Milan
Pfc
Arthur Belton Norris Jr
Kannapolis
Old Hickory
North Carolina National Guard
Fitness Panel to Meet at Topeka State House
Lawrence report states the Governor's Advisory Committee on Youth Fitness will convene its first meeting at the state house in Topeka on Monday. Acting chairman Prof. Henry A. Shank announced the event.
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Fittness Group
Lawrence
Governor's Advisory Committee On Youth Fitness
Statehouse
Topeka
Henry A. Shank
Supreme Court Asked to Hear Girard Case
The Justice Department asks the Supreme Court to review a ruling barring surrender of GI William S. Girard to Japan for trial. The petition, signed by Atty. Gen. Brownell and J. Lee Rankin, argues the decision is clearly wrong and urges an early disposition before summer recess.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
William S. Girard
U.S. Dist
Joseph C. McGarrahy
Herbert Brownell
J. Lee’ Rankin
Justice
Defense Department
Douglas
Middle East
High Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
United States
Japan
Oswego Two Year Old Drinks Lighter Fluid
Southeast Kansas brief reports a two year old, Jack Wilford Robison, drank lighter fluid Monday, was rushed to Oswego Hospital, stomach pumped, kept overnight for observation. Also noted Coffeyville gunshot incident. Ronnie Herriman, 12, in critical condition from an accidental discharge by his older brother Gary. Edna Progress Assn fund drive reaches $2,035.12 toward $4,000 goal.
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Oswego
Jack Wilford Robison
Oswego Hospital
Coffeyville
Ronnie Herriman
South Coffeyville
Coffeyville Memorial ‘Hospital
Leland Huff
Huff
Gary
Ronnie
Euel Herriman
Edna
Edna Progress Assn
1957 Labette County pop totals and a farm accident in Iola
Oswego reports Labette County population 28 656 for 1957 a drop of 577 from 1956 Parsons loses 265 residents Iola notes 14 196 in 1957 down from 14 461 Sheriff B E Lorance reports 18 year old David Conger accidently shot himself in left shoulder after dismounting from a tractor while shooting a jackrabbit with a .22 pistol at Stony Point farm He was treated at Allen County Hospital.
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Oswego
Labette County
Louise Baker
Parsons
Iola
David Conger
Carl Conger
B. E. Lorance
Conger
Stony Point
Allen County
House Committee Orders Post Office to Cut Services
The House Appropriations Committee told the Post Office Department to curtail mail services and live within reduced funds to avoid a repeat of the spring 1957 fiscal debacle. It cut 1.642 billion dollars from the department’s request for 1.492 billion to supplement a prior 3.192 billion dollar appropriation for the fiscal year starting July 1. The committee favored zoning second and third class mail to save about five million dollars and urged reducing star routes to once daily where practicable for about 700 thousand dollars. It also proposed suspending some money order sales and trimming Saturday operations.)
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Post Office Department
House
Summerfield
Deadline Extended for 35th State Women's Amateur Golf
The Kansas Women's Golf Assn extended entries to 6 p.m. tomorrow for the 35th State Women's Amateur, opening Tuesday at Rolling Hills. The field stood at 109 entrants last night, including four former champions Judy Bell of Wichita Natasha Matson of Wichita and Jean Ashley of Chanute.
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Wichita
Kansas Women's Golf Assn
Rolling Hills
Judy Bell
Natasha Matson
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Guards to Prevent Looting in Ellis
Guards will stay in Ellis for several days to prevent looting after floodwaters inundated the city up to five feet. Gov. George Docking said looting has begun as homes and furnishings lay on lawns. He directed the state fire marshal to obtain a loaned fire truck for the city. Water wells and utilities were disrupted but partial service restoration is underway, with Salvation Army feeding and Red Cross relief operations assisting 185 families.
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Topeka
Hays
Ellis
George Docking
Big Creek
Docking
Salvation Army
American Red Cross
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Uneven Afternoon Trade
The New York stock market showed an irregular session with a downside tilt late this afternoon. Selected issues rose while overall volume was about 2.1 million shares, below yesterday's 2.22 million. Read the advertisements.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock Shifts Cattle Steady Hogs Strong
Kansas City and Parsons markets report cattle about steady with cows and feeders holding, hogs uneven but generally steady to strong, vealers up to 21.50, sows around 16.00, spring lambs 21.75 to shipper. KC produce unchanged for eggs and butter, Chicago prices flat across butter eggs and poultry.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Chicago
Wheat and grain markets drift as weather steadies prices
Kansas City cash and Chicago board prices show mixed changes after two days of fair weather. Wheat and corn futures edged lower or mixed while oats and soybeans posted modest shifts. The report also notes 4-H Club News with sewing class progress and upcoming meeting.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Memorial Observed by Canton and Auxiliary at IOOF Hall
A memorial meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant IOOF was held Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Raymond Henderson of Neodesha presided and Mrs R L Christie, a past president, conducted the inspection. Mrs Henderson and the committee served refreshments.
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Canton and Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary
IOOF
Odd Fellows Hall
Raymond Henderson
Neodesha
R. L. Christie
Peggy Paulfrey Weds F. H. Hutinett In Raytown Church
Peggy Paulfrey daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Paulfrey of Kansas City married F H Hutinett son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hutinett at Raytown Christian Church with Rev Paul Ehly officiating. The bride wore a ballerina length gown with blue accents and a seed pearl tiara. Best man was John T Hutinett and relatives attended. The couple's home is 9603 E 80th Terr Kansas City and Hutinett works at the Independence Examiner.
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Peggy Paulfrey
L. E. Paulfrey
Kansas City
F. H. Hutinett
Frank Hutinett
Ashby
Raytown
Paul Ehly
Willis Stroh
John T. Hutinett
Phyllis Hutinett
Charles Hutinett
Regents Meet in Topeka on 1959 Budgets
The State Board of Regents opened a two day meeting in Topeka to discuss the 1959 fiscal year operating budgets with state colleges. The Tribune by carrier only 30 cents a week.
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Topeka
State Board of Regents
the Tribune
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