Humboldt Tops Goal for Cancer Fund Drive in 1957
Humboldt reports $702.61 raised for the annual Cancer Society drive, an increase of $120 from 1956. The tally was completed by Mrs. Robert Wulf, chapter chair, with ward captains and solicitors listed, and plans noted for Friendship Night on June 17 and a church mission rotation. The article also covers member visits, upcoming travel by the Carpenters, and a May Day themed gathering at the Humboldt CES chapter meeting.
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Humboldt
Robert Wulf
Cancer Society
Emilie Geissler
Bernice Rath
Mmes
Robert Adams
Gilbert Cation
Thad Clements
Dale Collison
Ralph Cox
Kenneth Johnson
Clyde Logan
Ernest Mueller
Edna Spencer
Louis Stange
Walter Wimsett
Margaret Brinkman
Blattner
Martin Bulk
Harlan Carpenter
A. L. Chaney
Floyd Ellis
Elmer Harwood
Art Hofer
Fred Johnson
Gene Moore
Robert Walker
Ben Wilhite
Lester Wilhite
Harold Williams
Wilson Pitman
Melvin Baker
Ben Barfoot
Kenneth Bath
Phillip Flottman
G. A. Gelton
Ed Hanson
Paul Magill
P. Rebstock
J. E. Shurtz
Paul L. Carpenter
Betty Jo
Presbyterian Church
Oberlin
Ohio
Mr. Carpenter
Rochester N.Y
Arhport
N.Y
Carpenter
Barbara Carpenter
Albert Wesley I
Bainbridge
Arlington National Cemetery
Albert Wesley Carpenter
Mount Hermon
Northfield
Mass
D. L. Moody
Carpenters
New York City
Humboldt Chapter
CES
Harvey Markle
St. Margaret's Hospital
Fredonia
Dewey Smith
Marvin Shuilliferson
Bill Young
Osawatomie
Ira Campbell
Mound City
Jack Smith
Independence
Elvin Bronenberg
Vicki
Timmy
Tyro
Jim Bealr
Charles
Anna Carter
Chanute
Clara Fugitt
John Long
Fred Solomon
Sarah Ford
Larry Myers
Ernest Orth
W—E—Karetsch
Muscutah
Lutheran Church
Lewis Gerken
Edwin Nessel
Pam
Laetsch
Natoma
Average housewife to wash utensils 70 Empire State stacks high
A life estimate shows that the average housewife will wash cooking and eating utensils enough times to build about 70 stacks as tall as the Empire State Building in New York City.
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Empire ‘State Building
New York
Ease World Tensions Cut Costs, Says Eisenhower
President Eisenhower argues real budget cuts require easing world tensions. He plans two nationwide TV radio addresses to rally support for his budget and program, noting minor reductions possible but no major cuts until international tensions ease.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Erie Area Honor Roll At Legion Convention In Coffeyville
Erie residents receive multiple honors at the American Legion and Auxiliary district convention in Coffeyville with Ted Kyle named state commander and Mrs. Marie Kyle district historian. Hollis Dunham and Mrs. Kyle also win national posts while others join committees.
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Erie
American Legion and Auxiliary
Coffeyville
Ted Kyle
Marie Kyle
Hollis Dunham
National Legion
Emery Wilson
Emery Vance
Frederick Swan
Paul Cassady
Charles Forsyth
Richard Salb
Marion Richey
Keith Richey
William C. Snyder
A. L. Ricketts
Arlington
Ira Crater
Parsons
Five Graduates at Benedict High School
Benedict High School outlines commencement set for 8 p.m. May 15 in the school auditorium with Buford E. Fisher Chanute superintendent as speaker. Baccalaureate will be at 8 p.m. Sunday with Rev Loren E Schaffer as speaker. The five graduates include valedictorian Janice Nadine Ambrose and salutatorian Roger Allen Ford, with Arzada Elizabeth Ogle Mary Louise Burt and Howard Leroy Shively.
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Benedict
Benedict High School
Buford E. Fisher
Chanute Schools
Loren E. Schaffer
Janice Nadine Ambrose
Roger Allen Ford
Arzada Elizabeth Ogle
Mary Louise Burt
Howard Leroy Shively
Unity of Middle East Seen Against Soviet Expansion
U.S. diplomat James P. Richards reports broad Middle East unity in resisting communism after visiting 15 nations in two months. He notes most accept American aid under the Eisenhower doctrine, with about 115 million dollars committed and Congress authorizing up to 200 million. Egypt Syria and Jordan show strong pro Soviet ties, while Jordan stabilizes under King Hussein.
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Washington
James P. Richards
Eisenhower
Richards
Mideast
Tabat
Morocco
Congress
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Hussein
Divorce Petition Filed in Neosho County Court
R O Browning files for divorce from Grace M Browning in Neosho County District Court Chanute. Court action seeks decree of divorce property settlement and foreclosure of any interest in plaintiff's property with equitable relief. Respond by June 6 1957 or judgment will be entered. Attorney George W Donaldson Chanute Kansas.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
R. O. Browning
Grace M. Browning
State OF
R. ©. Browning
State Kansas Neosho County chancute notice of suit
F. L. Manley files in Neosho County District Court at Chanute for judgment that he and numerous defendants own fee simple to Lot 12 Lot 16 Block 27 New Chicago part Chanute and Lot 2 in Allen's Addition Chanute. He seeks quiet title partition or appraisal and sale with proceeds divided, asking others plead by June 4 1957. Proceedings inform defendants and heirs of multiple parties and unknowns.
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State OF Kansas
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
F. L. Manley
Frank McIntyre
John McclIntrye
Mary Barnes
Drucilla Ryan
Thomas Dwyer
Frank Dwyer
James Dwyer
Dennis Dwyer
Paul Dwyer
Julia Dwyer
Julia McKeever
James Wasson
Paul Wasson
Nora Patricia Cusack
Patrick A. Cusack
Mary Naroleski
John Cusack
Kathryn Kellar
Floyd J. Jackson
New Chicago
City of Chanute
Allen
Clemency petition filed by Ted Dudley in Kansas
I Ted Dudley sentenced 11 16 55 for Burglary 2nd and Larceny in Neosho Kansas. He will apply June 27 1957 for executive clemency to the Governor at his Topeka Kansas office. Petitioner TED DUDLEY.
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Chanute Tribune
Ted Dudley
Neosho County
Kansas
Topeka
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Mary A. Jackson
Max Wasson
John Cooper
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Rock Road
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Norge
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McCormick
Helen Peterson
Harold Wadkins
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