Mother's Day ads and community notes in Tioga area
Community notices list Tioga Coffee Shop Mother's Day promotions and local business ads. Military service details note Specialist James A Porter of the 865th Antiaircraft Artillery Missile Battalion based in Van Nuys, with Army and education background. Local incidents include stolen hubcaps, a damaged Nash, and a missing gold wristwatch found. travel plans of Board of Education staff are mentioned.
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James A Porter
Joyce Ann
Rose
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Wednesday admittances include Mrs Virgil A Hanson Eric Clark McCluskey Humboldt Mrs Maude V Tuttle Thayer and Mr W E Baker with 1215 S Edith and Joan Lopeman 1117 S Malcolm and Mrs Hector Dyer 704 N Washington Dismissals list Mrs Chester A Rhoades Valley Center Mrs Robert Reynolds Jr R 3 Wilberta Hudspeth 214 S Kansas Today dismissals include John Eggers Humboldt and Mrs E J New 920 N Washington A marriage license was issued for Nerrill F Luman Parsons and Mae T Cummings Parsons Legal ages indicated for both spouses.
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Wilberta Hudspeth
S. Kansas
John Eggers
Humboldt
E. J. New
Washington
Hutchinson Man Killed in Oklahoma Crash
Claude E. Keller, 36, of Hutchinson was killed when his truck lost control and struck a bridge railing in Davis Oklahoma. The highway patrol said he was thrown under the wheels of the truck.
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Davis
Okla
Hutchinson
Claude E. Keller
Highway Patrol
Holbert children rites held at Buffalo church
Funeral service for Richard Eugene Holbert six and Jesse Lee Holbert Jr ten will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Christian church in Buffalo with Rev. Robert Gant officiating. Burial in Buffalo cemetery. F. J. Shaffer of Arkansas City, father of Charles Shaffer, died this morning after years of ill health. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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F. J. Shaffer
Arkansas City
Charles Shaffer
E. 11Th
Shaffer
Charles Edward Alford dies at 53 in Chanute
Charles Edward Alford age 53 died yesterday at his home 438 West Elm after three weeks illness. He worked as a carpenter for Ash Grove Cement Co. born August 31 1891 rural Chanute and married Edith Bland November 6 1912. Survived by wife three daughters five granddaughters five grandsons five brothers and a sister. Funeral Friday 2 30 pm Wilson Johnson Chapel with Rev Ted D Hurst officiating burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Charles Edward Alford
W. Elm
Alford
Ash Grove Cement Co
Chanute
Edith Agnes Bland
Leanna
Fred Flottman
Wayne Dunn
Independence
Everett Hole
Frank Albin
Patricia
Lois Dunn
Mary Lou
Carol Jane Hole
Pamela Sue Albin
Marion
Fred
George
Henry
Hoyt
Charles
Carrie Akers
First Christian Church
Wilson-Johnson
Ted D. Hurst
The
Christian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Senior High Elects Student Council Slates for Next Year
Senior High officers for the upcoming student council were nominated after a student ballot. Presidential contenders are Craig Berry and Gene Reinhardt, with campaign managers Bob Byers and Gary Grogan.
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Craig Berry
Gene Reinhardt
David Gough
Mike Jordan
Evelyn Dormois
Judy Smith
Nancy Harris
Kay McMinimy
Bob Byers
Berry
Gary Grogan
Reinhardt
Spencer Ambler
Gough
Kay Hargrove Jordan
Sheila Bray
No Gaps by Britain Bonn
British Prime Minister Macmillan said today he promised West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer no gaps in postwar relations and urged firm cooperation to deter Soviet pressure during a London briefing.
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Bonn
Macmillan
British Plan to Cut Troops Sparks Western Defense Gap Fears
Britain plans to reduce troop strength prompting fears from Adenauer and Western allies about potential gaps in defense arrangements. The discussion centers on NATO commitments and regional security in the face of ongoing budget and force-reduction debates.
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Adenauer
Britain
Girl Will End Fast At Midnight Sunday
A 16 year old girl in Chattanooga says she will end her fast for the glory of God at midnight Sunday. Lilly Eve lyn Jenkins, who lives with her aunt near Fort Oglethorpe, reports criticism from readers and notes she had eaten several boiled eggs on Easter Sunday after beginning the fast on April 20.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lilly Evelyn Jenkins
Chattanooga News-Free Press
Miss Jenkins
H. M. Maddox
Fort Oglethorpe
Rossville
Georgia Line
A. C. Jenkins
Cartersville
Death Takes Ezio Pinza in Stamford at 64
Ezio Pinza former Metropolitan Opera basso died in his sleep at age 64 in Stamford Connecticut after a stroke on April 30. He had a long career in opera before achieving Broadway fame as the lover in South Pacific opposite Mary Martin and was known for Some Enchanted Evening. Pinza passed at 2 a.m. in his home with his wife and children by his side. his death followed heart attacks that ended his singing career.
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Stamford
Conn
Ezio
Pinza
David H. Fogel
Metropolitan Opera
Italy
Atlantic
Mary Martin
Courtesy Questioned By Arizona Motorists
Mr and Mrs James Laverty of Beaumont California were traveling on Route 66 when a cigarette caused a distraction after which the car left the road and rolled into a ditch. They escaped serious injury but their dog was hurt and bit Mrs Laverty and Mr Laverty as they tried to help. The couple were hospitalized with dog bites seen as the greater danger than the crash. The piece also notes the USS Saratoga carrier as the longest and widest ship ever built.
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Kingman
Ariz
James Laverty
Beaumont
Calif
Highway 66
Mrs. Laverty
Mr. Laverty
Wall Street Sees Gains Steady On Oils And Steels
New York stocks held most advances in brisk trading as oils and steels rose. Volume for the day was about 2,500,000 shares, slightly below yesterday's 2,590,000.
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New York
Remember Mama Junior Senior Play Delights Local Audience
The junior senior class production Remember Mama directed by Robert L. Martin drew an estimated 500 people to the Senior High School auditorium last night. Karen Penner led as Mama with strong support from Charlene Galt as Katrin and cast including Richard Schultz Claudette Judy Tom Dawson Joyce McLaren Howard McMurray Sam Morford Kay Hargrove Carol Shook Laura Redden and others delivering solid performances in a smoothly staged two act drama.
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Mama
Robert L. Martin
Karen Penner
Charlene Galt
Katrin
Richard Schultz
Papa
Claudette Judy
Christine
Tom Dawson
Nels
Joyce McLaren
Howard McMurray
Chris
Sam Morford
Kay Hargrove
Carol ‘Shook
Laura Redden
John Boydston
Robert Baughn
Mike Harris
Arne
Vickie Best
Phyllis Gray
Gene Baughman
Charmaine Geib
Madeline
Dee Tabor
Dorothy Schiller Dee
Kathleen Crabtree
Florence Dana Morehead
Frank Graham
Graham, Harris
Morford
HGC
Cattle and Hogs See Mixed Movement in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle and hogs largely steady with varied local splits. Cattle bulk good to high choice 19.25 to 21.25, hogs at 18.00 to 18.50 for 200-240 lb barrows and gilts, sows 15.25 to 16.25, with lighter weights down to 16.75. Sheep steady with lambs around 21.50 to 24.50 for spring types and ewes 4.50 to 8.00. Parson's market notes hogs top 18.00. cattle 19.25 to 21.25 for good to choice steers. calves 19.00 to 21.00. Also reportsEggs and butter prices hold with minor changes in Chicago and Kansas City produce.
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Kansas City
USDA
Parsons
Grain and poultry markets steady with mixed price moves
Live poultry prices hold steady with wholesale buying unchanged. Chicago grain deliveries rise for second day on export demand and short covering. Old wheat May price 2.16 4- 2.164, corn and oats advance, soybeans up. Kansas City grain rounds show mixed quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans with various unfilled car counts and price ranges. Hay receipts in Kansas City show none.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Board of Trade
Covered Dish Dinner Honors Mrs Gorman
Mrs J H Snyder entertained Grade A Large eggs and Cream varieties at a covered dish dinner in her home 1205 S High Land Columbus Ohio on a Wednesday honoring Mrs Mary Gorman grand president of the Cream No 1 and No 2 Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Train Hens guests from Roosters Fort Scott and local auxiliary officers attended the event with garden flowers used throughout the house.
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J. H. Snyder
Mary Gorman
Columbus
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railroad
Fort Scott
Ralph Wil- Hideslord
Lloyd Gardner
Ella Helms
Edna Jones
Opal Gardner
Ernst Anderson
President
and Mines
F. B. Carpenter
K. R. Reinhardt
Ray Walker
George Wilson
H. G. LaForge
Axel Anderson
H. A. Thurstin
Mary Bridges
G. E. Barker
Gorman
Snyder
Docking Names Lytle To Probation Board
Governor George Docking appointed Harry L. Lytle to a three year term on the new five member probation and parole board. Lytle, 60, a Junction City department store operator and 1956 Prohibition Party gubernatorial candidate, is the first member named as the legislature revamps penal and parole systems. Docking planned future appointments to balance party representation.
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Topeka
George Docking
Harry L. Lytle
Prohibition Party
Board of Probation and Parole
Lytle
Docking
Junction City
Okmulgee
Okla
Richards Will Report On Middle East Tour
Ambassador James P. Richards will broadcast tonight on his Middle East tour to explain the Eisenhower program for strengthening that area against communism. The State Department announced the talk will air on CBS networks from 10:15 to 10:30 p.m.
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Washington
James P. Richards
Middle East
Eisenhower
State Department
Richards
Columbia Broadcasting System
Man Fired Over Pinching Girls at Party
U S Court of Appeals upholds firing of Robert E Johnson from Long Construction Co San Juan for calling boss names fighting with a coworker and pinching a girl at a 1947 office Christmas party Johnson sought 150000 damages ruling no breach of contract in January 1948 termination Indianapolis man involved.
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Boston
U. S. Court of Appeals
Federal Court of
Puerto Rico
Long Construction Co
San Juan
Robert E. Johnson
Indianapolis
Johnson
President Heads to Omaha for State LA to B RT Meeting
The president of the sixth district departed this morning for Omaha to join a state meeting of the LA to B of RT.
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Omaha
LA To B
Reception Honors Mrs. Edith Palen by OES Chapter
A Sunflower Chapter Order of Eastern Star event honors Edith Palen district 16 aid. Attendees include visiting matrons and patrons from Hulda Parker Erie Thayer Walnut, with gifts from club and chapter. A memorial gift to Bell Friendship Albert Warren Memorial Fund was approved. Refreshments served to guests from multiple towns.
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Edith Palen
Sunflower
Order of Eastern Star
Cedar Lodge Temple
Neal Munger
Palen
Erma Joe King
Bell Friendship
Albert Warren
Carolyn Warren
WGM
Masonice Home
Wichita
F. D. Clopine
Messrs. and Mines
Roy Johnson
Everett Lloyd
Harry E. Anderson
Babe Holloran
Fort Scott
Erie
Lavenburg
Thayer
Walnut
Hulda Parker
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Mother
Tioga Coffee Shop
U.S. Royal Tires
Willard Batteries
Glen’s Tire Service
Tribune
Kings & Gaeblers
Tioga Specialty Shop
Fred Harris
W. 2Nd
Harris
Hugh MacFarland
Lenore Collins
Norville Wingate
Margaret
Greg
Carolyn
Frank H. Burrow
Susan
Tucker
Joel
F. M. Harris
Ottawa
Mel Burdette
S. Steuben
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kas
James R. Sheridan
Herman Colvin
S. Edith
Nash
Ranz Nash Agency
Claude C. McKelvey
S. Lincoln
Main and
Santa Fe
Board of Education
Vernon Youngberg
N. Lafayette
Tony M. Darbe
Benedict
Tulsa
Daily Transcript
Nerrill F. Luman
Segal Age
Mae T. Cummings
Pioneer
Death
Ezio Pinza
Arizona
Saratoga
Wall Street
Penney JC Steerer Ewes
Phil Peteres
Eneas
RCA Etter
Sears Roeb
US Steel Ae
Tetana Wie
EL Watch
Harmon Jewelry
Kansas City Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Mrs. Gorman
OES
Mrs. Palen
Air Step
VOGUE
Penney's
Summer
Penney
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