Erie WSCS installs new officers at May meeting
New officers for Erie WSCS wereInstalled at the Federated church May meeting. Officers include Mrs. E C Bryan president and Mrs. Ted Huffman vice president. Circle chairmen are Mrs. Lawrence Shaffer and others. The June meeting will be a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Bryan's home. Several local residents were noted visiting and attending meetings and events.
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Erie
Federated Church
WSCS
E. C. Bryan
Ted Huffman
Cleo Dalton
Harold Heaton
Virgil Moody
Paul Beard
William
S. Hill
Clark Fleming
Sam Wood
C. P. McKinnie
Charles Steinman
L. J. Heaton
Mmes
Lawrence Shaffer
E. R. Belt
Alfred Heady
Terry Phillips
Bryan
McKinnie
Herman Simmons
Gene
Stanley
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Ray Conway
Conway
Leila Fischer
Lila Culbertson
Bonnie Yockey
Bonnie Hurst
Rebekah Lodge
Lola
William Campbell
Topeka
Campbell
Lowa
Bryans
Ann Wheelock
Cherryvale
C. O. Wheelock
Jim Wheelock
San Antonio
Durward Hines
Glenn Cros
HDU
Earl Long
LeRoy Hoppus
Ed Matuszak
Robert Payne
George Bartholomew
George Fischer
Simmons
Lois O'Malley
Suit filed for 143 398 in Wichita over tree destruction
A Wichita couple seeks 143 398 in district court from Southern Kansas Telephone Co Inc and Troy Cannon Construction Co Inc for damage to four wooded acres in Elk County. They allege entry without consent last summer, cutting 215 trees, smashing a water well cover, destroying 50 feet of fence, and using a 20 foot strip for poles and lines.
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Wichita
C. E. Cloud
Southern Kansas Telephone Co. Inc
Clearwater
Kan
Troy Cannon Construction Co., Inc
Dodge City
The
Clouds
Elk County
Vienna Opens Its First Coffee House in the 17th Century
The record notes Vienna established its inaugural coffee house during the 1600s as part of early European trade and cultural exchange. Prominent patrons and merchants participated in a growing cafe culture that shaped urban social life.
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Vienna
World’s Fair exhibitors blame high admission for poor turnout
At the New York World’s Fair international exhibitors led by Col Nils Magnus von Arbin fault increased prices for the lower turnout. They argued lowering daytime admissions from 2.50 to 2 and evening to 1 would draw millions, improving chances to properly showcase exhibits. Moses refused, aiming to cover a 17 million deficit from last year.
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New York
Col
Nils- Magnus von Arbin
von Arbin
International Exhibitors Association
Fair
Robert Moses
Moses
White Mouse Rabies Case Baffles Kansas City Officials
Johnson County health officials seek the mouse’s origin after a white mouse bit a Prairie Village house painter and testing confirmed rabies. The dead rodent was killed by a doctor and sent to a lab, with no nearby pet white mice known. Officials contacted area doctors and labs, including in Kansas City Missouri, but found no escaped test animals.
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Kansas City
Johnson County
Kan
Prairie Village
Health Department
Country Club Plaza
Brother Hunter Viet Cong Prisoner Brother Hunter Viet Cong Prisoner
Donald Dawson a 25 year old merchant marine officer from Costa Mesa California returned to South Viet Nam to search for his missing pilot brother U S Army Lt Daniel L Dawson 27 and a 21 year old Vietnamese student who accompanied him is believed held by the Viet Cong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
California
Donald Dawson
Costa Mesa
Calif
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Daniel L. Dawson
No Reserve Call Likely In Viet Nam Crisis
Alameda California AP Gen Earle Wheeler said reserves are not likely to be called up for active duty amid the Viet Nam crisis. Wheeler spoke during Armed Forces Week aboard the carrier Ranger which had just returned from air strikes against North Viet Nam.
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Alameda
Calif
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wheeler
Ranger
North Viet Nam
Doppler Radar Aims to Measure Tornado Particle Speeds
Ordinary wind gauges fail against tornadic winds. A new Doppler radar system promises to record particle speeds inside tornado funnels for the first time, enabling researchers to quantify the storm dynamics.
Joplin Juco Bond Passed Big Margin for Joplin Area
Jasper County Junior College District approves a 2.5 million bond to fund four buildings on a 230 acre campus northeast of Joplin. Result shows overwhelming support with several precincts and cities delivering large margins. Plans include potential university alignment and campus expansion.
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Joplin, Mo
Jasper County Junior College
Joplin
Leon Billingsley
University of Missouri
Newton County
Biggest Oil Gas Sale In Kansas In 30 Years
Imperial Oil of Kansas and associates confirmed the sale of 272 Kansas oil and seven Oklahoma wells to Valor Oil Co. Cities Service Oil Co. also bought the same properties from Valor. The deal covers 3 250 net barrels of oil per day and over a million cubic feet of gas daily across 129 leases in multiple Kansas counties and Grant County Oklahoma. Sale price not disclosed but estimated near 10 million. Cities Service to start waterflood secondary recovery in several fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Oil of Kansas Inc
Wichita
Kansas Oil and Gas
Oklahoma
Cities Service
Kansas
Robert L. Williams
Imperial
Mars Clues From Mariner IV Warns of Space Immensity
Lt. Col. John A. Powers told the Kansas Bar Association banquet that Mariner IV could hint at life on Mars. He cited the 575 pound satellite with 138000 parts delivering 22 Martian images from 5400 miles away, with 12.5 minute light signals and 8.5 hours per picture transmission.
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Wichita
Kan
Mariner IV
Mars
John A. Powers
Kansas Bar Association
Air Force
Mariner
Earth
Powers
The
Space Agency
State Bar Group
Wichitan Freed Of Murder Charge
Carl Moffett of Wichita Kansas was freed of murder charges in the death of his brother in law Ellis Lindsay of Norman Oklahoma. Cleveland County Judge David Rambo ruled that there was insufficient evidence to proceed to trial. Lindsay died April 3 after sustaining wounds found in his Norman front yard while Moffett had pleaded innocent and remained free on bond.
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Norman
Okla
Carl Moffett
Wichita
Kan
Ellis Lindsay
Cleveland County
David Rambo
Moffett
Lindsay
Chanute Tribune May 8 1965 Page Five
Local news brief highlights events in Chanute Kansas including community happenings, school notes, and city notices. A short survey or timetable entry lists upcoming meetings and public services with minimal detail.
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Delbert Hewitt
Dana
Denise
Larry Strange
Jessie Harper
Pittsburg
Ralph Clapson
Loren Dillinger
Ralph Janssen
Idla
Christian Church
Guy Geoffrey
Parsons
Willard Bright
Marion Showalter
Richard Wood
Glen Johnson
Christian Hills Camp
Eureka
Individual Mausoleum CO
Grand, Parsons. Kas. Ph
Fridley
Minneapolis
Brother Hunter
Viet Cong
Jasper County
Mission Hills
Warren E. Hearnes
Carterville
Webb City
Carthage
Ford
Chevy
Cidar
Chrysler
Newport
OLDS
BUICK
Skylark
Lyle Fursman
Lincoln
Ellis, Graham, Hodgeman, Meade, Rice
Rooks, Russell and
Trego Counties
Grant County
Oklo
Trego County
Wichitan
Chanute Tribune
Roy S. Gibson
W. Main
Clifford L. Gibson
Chanute, Kas
Pioneer
Teresa
Super Dynamic
Itson
Mstalla
Brille
Ara
East Main
Chanute
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins
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