Presbyterians and EUB No. 1 win tight church softball games
In Highland Park action the Presbies rallied from 6-2 down to beat Knights of Columbus 8-7 as seven innings ended with a six run seventh. EUB No. 1 blanked Lutherans 1-0. first inning run proved enough. First Baptists and EUB No. 1 lead the league with seven wins and one loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Highland Park Diamond
Presbies
Knights of Columbus
Lutherans
Knights
EUB No. 1
First Baptists
Ww. L
Stark
Shaw
St. Patrick's
Ewes Knights of Columbus
Trinity Baptists
Southeast Kansas Corner News Briefs and Local Incidents
Regular semi monthly city commission meeting discusses keeping city employees near local labor market pay. Multiple incidents reported: a cow electrocuted in Uniontown from a dangling cord. a boy loses sight threat as an arrow nearly pierces eye in Fort Scott. a power saw injury near Burlington. cloudburst causes flash floods near Neodesha with track washout noted. a Parson’s child falls from a car traveling about 50 mph with mostly uneventful outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neodesha
C. W. Morris
Charley
Frisco
Brooks Station
Tigers and Cardinals Win in PeeWee League Action
The Tigers beat the Braves 9-2 at City Park in a PeeWee League game. In 12-15 league action, the Cardinals won 4-2 over the Dodgers while the Athletics defeated the Indians 6-4. Junior Linblad struck out 15 Dodgers and allowed four hits in the Cardinals victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Braves
City Park
Cardinals
Dodgers
Athletics
Indians
Friederich
Rubew
E. Godinez
Kern
Junior Linblad
D. Kustanborter
Reese
J. Kustanborter
Bradbury Child Uninjured After Fall From Car Near Altamont
The Bradbury family reports their son fell from the car about one mile west of Altamont. His father carried him to Parsons where a physician found only minor scrapes and scratches. Coffeyville campaign for a $50,000 industrial expansion fund surpasses $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Philip Bradbury
Coffeyville
Floyd Bradbury
Altamont
Erie Scouts Headed to Camp Cauble For Week Of Activities
Earl Miller leads 35 Erie Boy Scouts, including Terry Cassady and Charles Brooks, to Camp Cauble for a week of scout life. Glen Gough drives the bus and returns Saturday. Also noted are a large family picnic at City Park disrupted by rain and a move of Faith Kyle to Parsons, now at Neosho Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Miller
The
Erie Boy Scouts
Camp Cauble
Terry Cassady
Charles Brooks
Stanley Clark
David Dalton
Jimmie Fleming
John Gard
David Harris
Robert Hill
Eugene Hoover
Frank Horine
Joe Jenkins
George Lockwood
Richard Locke
William Locke
Richard Marnell
Richard McGowen
Charlies McKinnie
Ernest Nicholas
Don Pile
Lyndell Purdy
Mike Richey
Larry Showalter
Loren Showalter
Larry Simmons
Phil Simmons
Bill Stephens
Leon Stout
Neal Trammell
Arden White
John Wright
Ronnie Yockey
Lynn Shaw
Glen Gough
Blaine
Paul Ludlow
Richard
Barbara
Kansas City
Frank Means
Carol
Janet
Hilda
Iola
Cecil Fisher
Wes Whitworth
Walt Waggoner
This City
Jamie John
Shaw
Joe Blaine
Erie
Clarence White
Tommie
Clark
Sudan
Oswego
Faith Kyle
Nolan Burns
Parsons
Neosho Memorial
Funeral notices and visiting in Erie and nearby towns
Funeral attendees from Nowata Oklahoma to Walnut and Thayer and Thay er gathered in Erie for W E Craig’s service at Pierce Funeral Home. Visitors from Albuquerque New Mexico and Minneapolis Minnesota joined local families for a Sunday gathering hosted by Cleo Dalton and Frank Halfin. Bill Harden a Tulsa native joined Neosho Valley Creamery as an egg buyer and will relocate to Erie with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Craig
Pierce Funeral Home
Clarence Wallace
Marian Craig
Kern
Nowata
Okla
Blair Nelson
Chickasha
Bill Craig
Walnut
Adam Kahler
Erie
Ina Craig
Thayer
Harry Rash
Cleo S. Dalton
Frank Halfin
Albuquerque
N.M
E. G. Horine
Harold Heaton
Clark M. Fleming
Elvin Lamb
Ralph Wilson
J. E. Wright
Hollis Dunham
J. R. Butler
Major
Glenn Hunt
Elizabeth Ann
Mikey
Minneapolis
Minn
B.C. Fant
Jack Bolton
Michael
Los Angeles
Calif
G. C. Freeby
Bolton
Freeby
Bill Harden
Tulsa
Neosho Valley Co-Operative Creamery Association
Cleo J. Dalton
North Grant
Worcester Plants Count Boost After Soviet Tour
After a 10 day tour of outlying districts of the Soviet Union Worcester Massachusetts showcases a booming industrial scene with 700 manufacturing concerns, 283 started since World War II, signaling postwar growth and economic vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Worcester
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
McKenzie
Dave Patton
Spry
Tom Moriarty
Dimond
Frank Sinclair
Cecil Stork
Seger
Robinson
Kansas
Board of City Commissioners
Emmett I. Wilson
Uniontown
Fort Scott
Jerry Coombs
Grace Coombs
Burlington
Melvin Cummings
Dalgren
Durham
J. Jerome
Automobile
David L. McCune
West Main Street
Erie & Vicinity
Chanute
Charles Edward Rich
Independence, Mo
Lafe Kennedy
Global Briefs
Lisbon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Madrid
Wash
Taipei
Formosa
Tansai
London
Tirana
Albania
United Nations
Nehru
Mos
J. M. Torrence
Baldwin
the Farmers of
Southeast
Chanute Production Credit Association
Arthur Solomon
Sec'v.Treas
P.O. Box
Chanute, Kansas
Olds
Oldsmobile
Rey
North
Lincoln
Wardaire
Wardaire Supreme
Perature
Folgers
Instant Folger’s
Folger’s
ALF. &Co
Talger
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