Benedict area brief notes on local visits and illness
Mrs. Olive Wilson returned by ambulance to her Benedict home from St. Margarets Mercy Hospital Fredonia after a broken left leg. Visitors include Robert Cress and Ronnie of Norwalk California and Ida Cress with Raymond. Family trips to Ottawa and Chanute accompany a funeral for Harry J. Larrick in Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Wilson
Benedict
Clara Dennis
Wilson
St. Margaret's Mercy Hospital
Fredonia
Robert Cress
Ronnie
Norwalk
Calif
Ida Cress
Raymond
William Cook
Charles Ropp
Ottawa
Harry Pound
Karen
Walter Hash
Diane
Deborah
Bruce
Neodesha
Howard Wescott
David
Peggy
Vicky
Becky
Buffalo
Fred Cook
Pamela
Sherryl
Chanute
Jack Larrick
Louisville
Harry J. Larrick
Mrs. Marks Goodman Visits Mrs. Larrick in Town
Mrs. Marks Goodman of San Antonio arrived Monday for a visit with Mrs. Harry J Larrick on West Main. She plans to stay about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Goodman
San Antonio
Tex
Harry
J Larrick
W. Main
Four Die As Rainy Kansas Highways Collide
In southeast Kansas two crashes during a rainstorm killed four people and injured nine. A three car wreck near Severy claimed three lives. A four car pileup west of Fort Scott left one dead and nine injured. Names include Troy Joe Martin and George C Meissohn among the deceased.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Severy
U. S. 54
Fort Scott
Troy Joe Martin
Pittsburg
Kan
George C Meissohn
Parsons
Nuby Marie
Rose Bunch
Bronson
Bunch
Peggy Chappel
Hutchinson
Harriett Vanover
William Earl Hayden
Bronnon
Traffic fatalities in Topeka rise in 1959 report
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show 24 hour totals ending at 9 am. To date in 1959 there are 242 fatalities compared with 223 in the comparable period of 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Hagerty Recovering After Surgery At White House
Washington AP reports White House press secretary James C Hagerty is recovering satisfactorily following surgery to remove an acutely inflamed condition. Medical teams indicated steady improvement and no complications observed. Hagerty has assisted President and cabinet briefings through recovery period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
James C Hagerty
Hog and Cattle Price Lower in Kansas City Market
Kansas City market reports hogs 3,000 head and cattle 3,800 with calves 200. Slaughter steers, cows, and stockers show mixed changes from steady to down. Hogs and sheep also move lower or steady with varied weights and grades. Appendix Hagerty noted aftercare at Walter Reed Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Parsons
Hoga
U. S
U.S
Medum
Market and war talks update squeeze: prices mix
Chicago wholesale live poultry and eggs hold steady as butter and grain futures shift. Kansas City prices show minor changes across eggs and poultry, while wheat and corn futures edge lower on 1956 crop contracts. Eisenhower backs Herter in Berlin crisis talks, emphasizing Allied resolve to defend West Berlin in Geneva negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City
Herter Indicates No Likelihood of Summit With Soviets
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter told House Foreign Affairs Committee members there is a complete deadlock after six weeks of Geneva negotiations with the Soviets. He plans a nationwide TV radio address to outline his views and signal a firm no retreat stance in future talks on Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Tv
CBS TV
Abc-Tv
Eisenhower
Herter
White House
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Berlin
Kremlin
West Berlin
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Thomas I Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan
Chanute Teachers Attend National Education Conference
Four Chanute school educators join nearly 100 Kansas teachers at a national conference on teacher education at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Participants discuss curriculum goals and what teachers should learn to qualify for teaching as Yancy Whitworth, a 1958 Chanute JC graduate, serves as student leader of the state Student Teacher's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kansas
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Dell Reed
Nora Knight
Athaleen Dahlstrom
Ruth Crossfield
Yancy L. Whitworth
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
State
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
National Education Association
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Nearby Areas
Multiple obituary notices. Norma Ray Madill newborn daughter of Norman and Mrs Madill of 206 N Evergreen died last night at Neosho Memorial Hospital with graveside service planned for 4 p.m. Elmwood cemetery. Lorena A. McGinnis 96 of 1901 Central died Monday at home with funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Johnson Mortuary and burial Mount Hope, St Paul. Cora M. Pfundstein former Chanute resident died in Kansas City with services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Johnson Mortuary and Elmwood Cemetery. Clara M. Oberg 92 of Savonburg died Monday at home.
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Norma Ray Madill
Norman Madill
N. Evergreen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Marshall Lee
Juanita Jean
Paul Life
Chanute
Ralph Madill
Elmwood Cemetery
Koch - Skinner
Lorena A. McGinnis
Central
Baxter Springs
Thomas Richard Neil McGinnis
United Brethers Church
Homer
Albuquerque
N. M
William and Earl
Beryl Rensing
Ruby Carlburg
Mae Wall
Wichita
Oma Webb
Johnson Mortuary
Mount Hope Cemetery
St. Paul
G. L. Pfandstein
Cora M. Pfundstein
Kansas City
George L. Pfundstein
Santa Fe
T. Henry Record
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Third
Church of Christ Scientist
Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Lloyd Flickinger
Roland Hi. Record
Jed Foster
Charles Gallagher
Borger, Tex
Walter E. Pfundstein
Merlin C. Stick
Savonburg
Clara M. Oberg
Admittances and dismissals recorded at Neosho Memorial
Yesterday admitted Mrs Norman Madill Doris Miller Martha McGuffey Ashby Earl Walker Frank Stich Clyde Collins Roscoe Clark Stanley McCoy and others in medical or surgical cases. Today admits Judy McNeal Hannah McNeal Nettie Atteberry Charles DeBoli. Dismissals include Mrs Raymond Kern Mrs David Smith Barbara Chard Oscar Clark and others. Births report a girl to Bennie and wife and a boy to Melvin Yarnell. Traffic citations list McGhee Bauer Yarned and others with bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Norman Madill
Evergreen
Doris Miller
Humboldt
Martha McGuffey
Ashby
Earl C. Walker
Highland
Frank Stich
Barton
Clyde Collins
W. 14Th
Roscoe Clark
W. 12Th
Stanley McCoy
S. Santa Fe
Judy McNeal
Edith
Hannah McNeal
Nettie Atteberry
Stark
Medical
Charles R. DeBoli
W. Oak
Raymond Kern
S. Western
David Smith
W. 2Nd
Barbara Chard
Oscar Clark
Buffalo
Louis M. Markman
N. Garfield
Frank Fackler
W. 4Th
Forrest Steeves
S. Rutter
Charles D. McCoy
Earlton
Bennie Mendez
N. Lincoln
Melvin Yarnell
Eric
Larry Joe McGhee
Colony BR
Jack Fess
Jerry Bauer
W. Main
Robert Lloyd
Erie R
Aluminum stocks lead modest Wall Street gains in uneven session
Wall Street in New York mixed late trading with slow volume. Aluminum shares, after a tentative start, regained gains from Monday on expectations of higher aluminum use by automakers.
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New York
Death notices for Dahlstrom and Colborn families in Kansas
Dahlstrom, born December 9 1966 in Ostergotland Sweden, died recently leaving eight children six surviving. Survivors include Ruth Pennell Gertrude Larson Helen Oberg Joan Harvey Carl and ten grandchildren. Colborn funeral set for Thursday 2 pm at Thayer Christian church with burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park. Engel Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Lars Peter Dahlstrom
Ostergotland
Sweden
America
Andrew Erick Oberg
Ruth M. Pennell
Kansas City
Gertrude C. Larson
Empor
Whitworths Honored On 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Whitworth of 1502 S Plummer were feted at a Sunday dinner marking their 25th wedding anniversary. A three tier cake and gifts were part of the celebration with many relatives listed as attendees from Amarillo Texas Tahlequah Oklahoma and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Whitworth
S. Plummer
Paul McConnell
Amarillo
Tex
Jim Anderson
Lewis Wible
Lloyd Drybread
Giles Whitworth
Larry
Janice Kay Byers
Dorothy Byers
Arthur
Connie
Margaret Newland
Lem
Jerry Whitworth
Ronald Wiltse
Lessie Bates
Carolyn Ahlf
Ada Sue Potter
Jeanette Whitworth
Chahute
Naomi Gibbs
Tahlequah
Okla
Nova Joyce Freeland
Victor Wible
Wichi
Baptist Circle Meeting Hosted by Mrs Adelgren
Mrs. Gus Adelgren hosted the Florence E Wormser circle of the Grant Avenue Baptist church with 11 members and two guests present. Prayer was offered by Mrs Hilda Huffman and devotionals by Mrs Frank Hotchkiss. Guests included Mrs Bob Powers of Pryor Oklahoma and Mrs Laura Bailey. The next gathering will be with Mrs Earl Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Adelgren
Florence E. Wormser
Women’s Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Hilda Huffman
Lloyd Woosley
Frank Hotchkiss
Ray Rush
Jerusalem Star
Joe Adelgren
John Bench
Bob Powers
Pryor, Okla
Laura Bailey
Earl Young
Past Matrons Meet With Mrs. King
Mrs Erma Joe King hosted the Past Matrons club of Sunflower chapter Order of the Eastern Star on South San ta Fe Road. Twenty members attended with two guests Mrs J C Rensing and Mrs Bert Hargrove. Lois Cady gave devotions Driving Safely and Learn How to Live were discussed. Ed Peterson led the program ending with O Beautiful Banner. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs J R Mee and Mrs Oren Baugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Joe King
South Santa Fe Road
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
J. C. Rensing
Bert Hargrove
King
Lois Cady
Ed Peterson
Christina Galt
J. R. Mee
Oren Baugh
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Iva Cauble
Baldwin
Flora Singleton
Haydens
Chappel
Virgil Alvin Tucker
Kincaid
Larry Eugene Ayers
Welda
Lester David Holeman
Garnett
Hayden
Highway Patrol
Kansas City Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Iss
Athens
Dendene
First National Bank
Chanute, Kenses
F.d.1.c
Daily Transcript
Highland Tribune
Wall Street
AT & T
New
Anaconda
Atchison
Mtrs
Mont Ward
Olin Math
U ™ M Penney JC
Phill Pet
RCA
Sears
Socony
Sperry
US Steel
Dillenberger
Natural Food Center
Walnut
Coffeyville
Whitworths
Samemalaeest
Jack
Santa Fe Watch
Maio
Corkle Oil Company
United States Brewers Foundation
USBF
Arkansas City
Canis Coffeyville
Garder City
Independence
Jetmore Kinertan
Plainy de Scott City
Valley Beater
Borge City
Mays
Ola Fort Mays
Winfield
Barnett
Southwest
Mangas City
Alet
Rostow
Emporia
Leger Pee Aart
Suriet Aighita
Sean Ror Derty
Concordia
Frontier Cave
North Central
Antell
Afl.cio Conventiar
Kancae
Mutchinson Fraternal Order of Eagles
Hanover
Delphos
Antwony
Pretty Prairie
Annus Rodeo
Dowwns
QREAT
American Legion Convention
August Gete
Baptist Circle
Adelgren
Harmon Jewlry
E. Maina
Davis Ever-Bright
Davis
Davis Paint Store
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