Hudson Marts Family Visits Then Relocation Plans
Mr and Mrs Hudson Marts and children arrived from Ft Huachuca Arizona to visit Mrs Mary Marts and relatives. Marts has resigned from the Army to join Corning Glass Works in Corning New York May 15 while remaining a major in the Reserves. The family plans to depart Monday for Corning. Ever Ready 4 H club wiener roast at Santa Fe park postponed. Cremona Grange meets Friday with coffee and cookies served. Mrs Monroe Alger of Sand Springs Oklahoma visits her mother Mrs Elmer Mathews a patient at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Hudson Marts
Hudson Sawyer
Marianne
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
Mary Marts
William M. Gray
Marts
U.S. Army
Corning Glass Works
Corning
N. Y
Arizona
Army
Santa Fe Park
Monroe Alger
Sand Springs
Okla
Elmer Mathews
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Monday through Tuesday Admittances and Dismissals at Memorial Hospital
Daily hospital notices list Admittances including Sandra Krone and Keith Carson with surgical and medical wards, plus births and dismissals for Marjorie Peterson and Mrs Fred Collins. Traffic citations assign fines. divorce suit dismissed. Chanute district court hearings set with multiple couples and custody matters. Neosho County deeds record property transfers in Chanute and Thayer towns.
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District Court
Chanute
Effie E. Leatherman
Aliyus Mazure
Doris Christine Diskin
James Joseph Diskin
Violet Jeffers
D. L. Jeffers
Juanda Huckstep
John W. Huckstep
Property Transfers in Allen and Nearby Counties
Deeds recorded in Allen County and surrounding areas show transfers from Ww. L. Smith to W. EB. Smith in 43-30-20 and multiple parcels in Chanute Iola and Moran. Transactions include William Ensminger to Guy Garrison, Clara M. Kessinger to Harold H. Shinn, Maurice J. Chappell to Carl F. Pollman with two lots, John Knox Thorsen to William H. Cannon, Bessie Knapp to Lloyd L. Cline, and Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company to J. E. Woods with parcels 36-24-17 and 1-25-17.
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Neosho County
Fred C. Heinze
William M. Sparks
Bess Woodyard
William Cecil Arnold
Benedict
Lois McDonald
J. F. Ireland
Rutter
Chanute
Frank Hotchkiss
Alva McLaren
R. J. Purkey
Howard Yarnell
Eric. W. ©. LaSzile
D. C. McCame
North Leon C. Carroll
Lawrence Bradshaw
St. Paul
Harry Byers
Charles V. Crissman
Arnold D. Eider
Jesse Eugene Lee
Herrins
Stark
Stark George Jennings
Eugene M. Moriarty
W. Marcus Barbee
George J. McCune
Gus K. Wolf
George Jennings
C. McCune
Jack C Turner
Ward
Francis W. Smith
James J. Farrell
Lucile Pauline Chestnut
R. D. Hydern
L. Brandy
Grant J Hoyer
Lota
Evergreen Park
Chanute Kern Powers
Mettie W DeClark
Snover
Thayer Albert B Zeliner
Raymond H. Hibbs
Allen County
Iola Abstract Co
Wiliam Ensminger
Guy Garrison
Clara M. Kessinger
Harold H. Shinn
Iola
Maurice J. Chappell
Carl F. Pollman
Humboldt
John Knox Thorsen
William H. Cannon
Bessie Knapp
Lloyd L. Cline
Lot
Moran
The
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
J. E. Woods
Funeral Services for Maude Baxley and Rosie Varner
The Baxley funeral was at Humboldt Presbyterian Church with Dr. G W Horn in charge and burial in Mount Hope Cemetery. Attendees from Baltimore Topeka Iola and Chanute attended. The Varner service was held at Wilson Johnson chapel with Rev Lashbaugh officiating and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Bearers were local and out of town men and flowers arranged by local ladies.
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Baxley
Maude Baxley
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
G. W. Horn
Roy Mason
Dave Petterson
Chanute
Mount Hope Cemetery
Ralph Baxley
Baltimore
E. A. Myers
Topeka
Lloyd Baxley
H. C. Barnet
Iola
Hazel Stacy
Robert Williamson
Joe Carter
San Antonio
J. C. Bordleen
Wichita
Howard Burchett
Kansas City
Hurley Stout
Sam Kennedy
Paul Kennedy
Memorial Park Cemetery
Snow blankets Menominee as pennies pile up for aid
Snow in Menominee County totals 60.3 inches after a 4.2 inch fall on Sunday. The heavy snowfall meets the 60 inch minimum to qualify for $10,000 in state aid for snow removal next year.
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Menominee
Mich
Menominee County
Upper Peninsula
Woodbury High hayride shifts to trucks due to horse shortage
The Woodbury High freshman class will hold its planned hayride next Friday but the students will ride on trucks. A committee scouted Salem and Rockingham horse track areas for a horse but could locate only one available horse, prompting the change in transport.
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Salem
N.H
Woodbury High School
Rockingham
Breeding Files for Democratic Nomination in 5th Kansas Seat
Elkhart Kansas resident P J Floyd Breeding, aged 55, announced last night his plan to seek the Democratic nomination for the 5th Kansas Congressional district seat vacated by veteran Republican Clif ford Hope.
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Elkhart, Kas
P.J. Floyd Breeding
Kansas
Clifford Hope
Frankenberry infant taken for X rays at hospital
County Line notes mention Mr and Mrs Bob Frankenberry taking their infant son Mark to Neosho Memorial Hospital for X rays. Measles are reported at several local homes and residents visit shared meals and family gatherings are listed among local happenings. Further notes say Mrs Will French and Mrs Myr ta Payne attended a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Payne. Mrs Roy Powers visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Studebaker.
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Bob Frankenberry
Mark
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Frank White
Maurice Davidson
Irvin Umbarger
Bill Thornton
Roy Powers
Mrs Harvey Studebaker
Chanute Weekend Farm Show and Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Charles Payne attended funeral services for M E Hewitt in Erie Sunday afternoon. Alan Thornton son of Mr and Mrs Glen Thornton was taken to Chanute hospital for bronchitis treatment. Mrs Roy Babcock visited Neodeska with her mother a Wilson County Hospital patient. Mrs Orville Holtzman and daughters spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Forest Young and Mrs Florence Cranor. Mr Sam Reed and Kenneth were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Payne. Irvin Umbarger hired to teach Harmony school next term. He taught at Lynamn the past two years. Everett Thornton and Larry Umbarger visited Holtzman family for Sunday dinner and Saturday night stay.
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Chanute
Charles Payne
Erie
M. E. Hewitt
Alan Thorton
Glen Thornton
Chanute Hospital
Roy Babcock
Neodeska
Wilson County Hospital
Orville Holtzman
Forest Young
Florence Cranor
Sam Reed
Kenneth
Irvin Umbarger
Harmony School
Lynman
Everett Thornton
Ellis Holtzman
Walnut NFO meets in Walnut with mayor presiding
Walnut township groups of the National Farmers Organization met at the Hepler feed store with township chairman Kenneth Hart presiding to discuss NFO functions and farm problems. A meeting is set for Walnut on May 14 at 8 p.m. Local social notices follow.
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Walnut Township
National Farmers Organization
Hepler Feed
Kenneth Hart
NFO
Walnut
Walter Green
St. John’s ‘Hospital
Springfield
George Dehart
Salina
Cleaning bath sponges and pillow stuffing tips
A reader asks how to keep bath sponges clean and fresh. Answer suggests rubbing with a fresh lemon then hot water rinse. For slimy sponges, soak in vinegar overnight or about twelve hours. The Pillow stuffing idea recommends finely shredding silk garments to make an excellent pillow filling.
Market Summary For May 2 1956
The Chanute Tribune reports stock market activity on May 2 1956 with a closing average of 60 stocks at 190.0 down 0.3. Indexed names include Westinghouse Woolworth and Wheel Stl among others under a mixed performance.
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The
Chanute Tribune
JUS Steel
Woolworth
Benedict Guests Dine With Kirkpatrick Family Kin
Sunday dinner in Benedict hosted by Mrs Frances Riley and Mrs Flora Kirkpatrick drew six of Mrs Kirkpatrick s siblings. Attending were Grace Lucas of Portland and her daughter Opal Campbell, Carrie Enright and Orval Blood of Dallas, Growler Evans family of Winfield, Mary Blood, Agnes Green and Carl Blood relatives from Fre donia Ebner Evans Benedict plus a nephew and family Walter Helen Hugh Independence. Will Evans of Santa Rosa could not attend. Mrs Kirkpatrick recovers from a broken leg in a wheelchair.
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Benedict
Frances Riley
Flora Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Grace Lucas
Portland
Ore
Opal Campbell
Hillsboro
Carrie Enright
Orval Blood
Dallas
Growler Evans
Winfield
Mary Blood
Agnes Green
Fredonia
Ebner Evans
Carl Blood
Hugh
Walter
Helen
Independence
Will Evans
Santa Rosa
Calif
Busy Bees 4-H Club Discusses Projects at Meeting
The Busy Bees 4-H club in Neosho Valley met Monday night with leader Glenn Hanson and county agent Talmage Eagles. They welcomed three new members Robert Baughn Richard Baughn and Donald Baughn as visitors included Ira Whitworth Marvin Wolfe Edd Bussman Vincent Saving Wilbur Thompson and Mr. and Mrs Hanson.
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Busy Bees
Neosho Valley
Glenn Hanson
Talmage Eagles
Robert
Richard
Donald Baughn
Eagles
Ira Whitworth
Marvin Wolfe
Edd Bussman
Vincent Saving
Wilbur Thompson
Mrs. Hanson
Quick kitchen queries from a domestic advice column
A reader asks how to speed potato baking and how to clean kid gloves. The solution suggests preheating water with potatoes for fifteen minutes, then finishing in the oven. Gloves should be cleaned with ammonia and spirits of turpentine, applied with a brush, then hung to dry.
Marine Training Post For Gen David Shoup
A top combat commander Maj. Gen. David M. Shoup was named to supervise Marine Corps recruit training after the drowning deaths of six trainees during a night march at Parris Island South Carolina. The shift frees Maj. Gen. Edward Snedeker who will stay as assistant chief of staff for operations.
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Washington
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
Shoup
Corps
Edward Snedeker
Snedeker
Grace Kelly Wedding Stamps Captivate Monaco Collectors
News note from New York on April 20 reports Monaco issued a five stamp Grace Kelly wedding set for one day and stamp collectors prize it. Elmont's Paris office markets a Mint collection of 22 stamps including Olympic Enthronement and Basic Art sets for $1 as an approval offer.
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New York
Prince Rainier III
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Elmont
Paris
Elmont Stamp CO
West 35Th Street
N.Y
Judges Time Discussed At Judicial Conference Session
Federal judges with work backlogs may face limits on annual vacations to one month and chief judges might step aside at age 70. The proposals were discussed at a special Judicial Conference session led by the U S Supreme Court chief justice and circuit court chiefs. A report was made public yesterday.
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Washington
Judicial Conference
United States
Circuit Courts of Appeals
Harriman to Speak at Wichita Democratic Dinner
Governor Averell Harriman of New York will address a Democratic fundraising dinner in Wichita. The event is slated for May 25, announced yesterday by Frank Theis, state Democratic chairman.
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Arkansas City
Averell Harriman
New York
Wichita
Frank Theis
The Tribune by Carrier at Thirty Cents a Week
The notice promotes home delivery of The Tribune for thirty cents weekly, outlining subscription terms and service area for readers seeking convenient newspaper access.
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the Tribune
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