Ahlers Family Hosts Chanute House Party Visit
Marie Ahlers of Washington D C and Mrs Myron D Corbin of Waco Texas arrive with Mrs Ray McClaran of Melba Idaho to visit brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs T F Ahlers at 230 S Kansas A two week house party follows as ninth graders from Royster Junior High tour the Chanute Senior High School Elizabeth Pieper in charge. Cars collide at Third and Rotter injuring Stoll and Weis vehicles in separate incidents and another rear end crash at Fourth and Central near Mary Roush and Ray Christiansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ahlers
Washington, D.C
Myron D. Corbin
Waco
Tex
Ray McClaran
Melba
Idaho
T. F. Ahlers
S. Kansas
Paul Villepique
S. Lincoln
Chanute
Royster Junior High
Elizabeth Pieper
Clyde C. Stoll
S. Grant
William H. Weis
Third
Rotter
Chevrolet
Weis
Ford
Plymouth
Fourth
Central
Mary R. Roush
Ray N. Christiansen
S. Santa Fe
Admittances Dismissals Birth From Daily Transcript
Daily Transcript lists hospital admittances including Janice Fisher and John Swink plus Mrs. Cleo Stafford and Warner Filley. Dismissals include Eva Armstrong and Herbert Pentzer. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Gerry Mitchell a girl in Buffalo. Traffic citations issued on Main Street after 10 30 am during Legion parade with $5 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Janice Fisher
John Swink
N. Grant
Wiliam Lowry
W. Main
Robert Berry
Rose
Warner Filley
Thayer
Cleo Stafford
Charles Hurst
S. Santa Fe
Lonnie S. Brown
Humboldt
Eva Armstrong
N. Forest
Herbert George Pentzer
Guy M. Lea
Elvin D. Mauk
Elvin Butts
Clayton Osborn
Gerry Mitchell
Buffalo
Potter
Cara
Main Street
American Legion
Tommy Anderson
Everett Pruitt
Malcolm
Orpha Beckom
Rex Burdge
N. Garfield
Ernest Wing
Yola
Max Travis
Barston
Frank Mangan Petrolia
Roy Howell
Altoona
Shirley Ann Solomon
W. Mulberry
Wil Hoke Humboldt
Compromise urged over Eisenhower trade plan by Democrats
Democratic leaders pressed President Eisenhower to compromise his five year extension of the trade program and allow tariff reductions in exchange for foreign concessions. House Ways and Means halted further action until a compromise proposal emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic House
Eisenhower
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Eipeenhower
Russia
Gathered clan honors at Wannersburg gathering
Mr and Mrs Robert Leadstrom hosted a family reunion with their children and spouses in attendance including Herbert Leadstrom Jane Mae Bronson George Leadstrom Leonard Savonburg Dr Glenn Thompkins Gordon and more from Independence Topeka Kansas City Edward and Maude Lancaster were also present visiting relatives Ryland Larson joined his sister and family while George DeMergseman hosted Sunday guests including his aunt Maude Lancaster and Eric to Edna
Local Residents Host Evening at DeMeisseman Home
Charley McDaniel of rural Erie joined relatives and neighbors including Mahlon Edwards Eric Clarence Johnson Blaine Wilson Conrad Erickson M Cage Ted Senstedt Els more Clarence Collins and Harry C Dahl for a social gathering. Fred Pugh sustained a right eye injury when a nail flew up and struck him while hammering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley McDaniel
Erie
George DeMeisseman
Mahlon -Edwards
Eric
Clarence Johnson
Blaine Wilson
Conrad Erickson
M. Cage
Ted
Ivar Senstedt
Elsmore
Clarence Collins
Harry C. Dahl
Fred Pugh
Funeral services for Mrs Bowyer in Savonburg
Mrs. Paul Bowyer died Tuesday at her Savonburg home. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Stark Methodist Church with Rev J M Torrence officiating. Burial in Huff Cemetery. Savonburg OES to handle graveside rites. Body to be moved from Pierce Funeral Home Erie to Lavonburg home. Pierce Funeral Home handles arrangements. George C Smith 87 dies in St Joseph Missouri. funeral 2 p.m. Friday Fire Baptised Holiness Church Altoona.
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Bowyer
Paul Bowyer
Savonburg
Stark Methodist Church
J. M. Torrence
Huff Cemetery
Stark
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
George C. Smith
St Joseph
Reba Ward
Altoona
Holiness Church
Longtime Missouri School Teacher Dies at 78 in Bryant Rest Home
Elizabeth Barham 78 died at 3 35 a m in Bryant Rest Home after a 10 day stay. Born February 9 1280 in Ray County Missouri she taught school from 1898 in northern Missouri and later in Wilson and Neosho counties for nearly 30 years. Survived by two brothers and two sisters. Funeral service 2 pm Friday Engel Funeral Home Thayer with Rev Paul Holter officiating. burial in Thayer Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Barham
Bryant Rest
Barlton
Ray County
Balaam
Nancy Rebecca MecCuistion Barham
Missouri
Kansas
Wilson
Neosho
Methodist Church
George L
Earlton
Roy
Nevada
B. M. Kincaid
Richmond
F. M. Hill
Engel
Thayer
Paul Holter
Thayer Methodist Church
Thayer Cemetery
Earlton and Area residents in social and travel notes
A compilation of local visits and events includes Earlton families touring Grand Lake and nearby towns in Oklahoma and Arkansas, Cancer drive volunteers honored at a coffee, and numerous social visits among residents of Earlton, Chanute, Parsons, Neosho and Lawrence. Attendees include Earltonians Alfred Ford, the Moreheads, and the Wolfs with several trips to relatives and hospital updates noted throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Leslie Crow
Louise Gant
Kirk
Leslie Crow Jr
Pittsburg State College
Ozarks
Grand Lake
Jay
Okla
Gravit and Sulphur Springs
Ark
Neosho
Alva McLaren
Danville
Alfred Ford
John
Jim
Portsmouth
Velma Morehead
Harold Wolfe
Ellinwood
Anne Coffin
Chanute
George Barham
Elizabeth
Don Porter
Marie Morehead
Paul Taylor
A. J. Morehead
Elizabeth Barham
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bryant's
Tony Alberts
Merle Ely
Ronald
Elmer Wootton
Iola
Lawrence
Wootton
The
Santa Fe
Alice Clifford
Earl Clifford
Fackler
W. H. Ellison
Parsons
Ellison
Parson's Hospital
Wendell Brant
Wayne Brant
Ray McNary
KE. A. George
Chester Bailey
Armours
Kansas City
Jimmie Bailey
Bilingual Practices Remain In New Mexico Officials
The state continues to use English and Spanish on ballots road signs and many government documents reflecting its bilingual heritage and policy.
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New Mexico
Cattle and Hogs Move Higher at Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock report shows hogs up to 50 cents higher with barrows and gilts largely up, sows steady. Cattle and calves mostly steady to higher with steers, heifers, and cows priced in the 16.00 to 30.00s per cwt range. Parsons and regional figures list U S No 1 grade weights and assorted stocker and feeder prices amid mixed demand for calves and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
Wall Street Nips Five Day Rise as Stocks Drift Lower
Profit taking ends a five day market advance in New York. Prices moved mostly down this afternoon with heavy volume about 2.8 million shares, versus 3.11 million Tuesday. Gains and losses were generally within a one point range as prices turned irregular after opening.
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New York
Water shed planning aid applications receive three more
The committee notes additional requests from Lee Creek in Chautauqua and Montgomery counties and Little Walnut-Hickory in Butler and Greenwood counties. Applications also arrive from Nema'a-Brown Grant Shanghai in Chautauqua and Nebo Creek in Jefferson County.
Flood Threat In South Worsens Across Four States
Rain swollen streams menaced four Southern states forcing hundreds to evacuate and causing crop and property damage. Red River overflows hit Louisiana, while Tug River and Big Sandy rose in West Virginia and Kentucky. Two deaths in Louisiana. about 100 families evacuated near Shreveport.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Red River
Louisiana
Markesville
Shreveport
Tug River
Pikeville
Mississipi River
Florida
Vinegar Wine Case Hits Topeka Court
Two Washburn University law students from Topeka claim a bottle bought for 4.42 dollars was wine turned to vinegar. They seek 4.42 dollars plus 100 dollars for emotional distress in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Washburn University
Don F. Rowland
Don C. Staab
Rowland
Staab
Kansas Bar Assn Meeting Opens in Topeka
Kansas Bar Assn holds its annual convention in Topeka with Charles S. Rhyne of Washington DC, president of the American Bar Assn, among the main speakers. About 800 members expected to register as sessions begin and social activities and executive council meetings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Charles S. Rhyne
Washington, D.C
American Bar Assn
Kansas Bar Assn
Rhyne
Kansas Bar
Manhattan
Kansas
Reuben Lind
Chanute Tribune Reports Student Picture Guessing Test
County attorneys and district judges listed on a card with a simple picture. Ten students on the other side will be held or campus tried to receive his thought. Receivers guessed which of five pictures it was and mailed their answers to Chicago for checking. Cambridge will receive a similar set of results from Chicago.
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Chanute Tribune
No Necktie Strike Divides Wilton High Students
In Wilton New Hampshire more than 20 high school boys were sent home as parents and the school board clash over mandatory neckties. The board ordered all 76 male students to wear neckties while over 100 parents called the decision unreasonable in a three day dispute.
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Wilton
N. H
Wilton High School
New Hampshire
Heart Attack Fatal To Probe Witness
Sidney Lewis a New York City publishing house official collapsed and died of a heart attack in the Senate Office Building while testifying before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. Robert F Kennedy said Lewis published the Labor Chronicle for the Central Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York. The council and publication had not been raised in hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington F
Sidney Lewis
New York City
Publishing House
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Lewis
Labor Chronicle
Central Trades and Labor Council of
Greater New York
Council
Kennedy
Run Over by Bulldozer, Little Girl Survives
A bulldozer ran over 2 year old Shelly Breed on Tuesday night during construction work at her parents home in Toronto. She suffered skull leg shoulder and arm fractures but survived after escaping instant death due to wet soft earth. Police describe her survival as remarkable given the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torontop
Shelly Breed
W. L. Breedon
Thought Transmission Test by Cambridge Students
Cambridge students and 10 Chicago participants attempted to transmit thoughts in a telepathy experiment conducted over Monday and Tuesday nights in a centuries-old Cambridge dormitory. Michael Garner in Chicago was the focus of the thought transfer effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
Michael Garner
Chicago
University of Chicago
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Wannersburg
Kansas City Livestock
Plymouth Rocks
White Rocks
Kansas City Grain
Renee Ee Nenee
Wall Street
Ayergy
Atchison
Beth Steel
Penny J Cee
Phill Pet
RCA
St Jos
Sears Rock Senate
Sinclair Cote Eewee
Spen
Sun Chem
U U S Steel
Associated Press
Ener
Tribune
Mynette
Calvert
Efer
Denier
Giles Whitworth
W. Mai
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