Mother’s Day events and local notices across communities
The brief highlights a Mother’s Day reminder in Dari-King promotions for Sunday May 13 1956, a Bakersfield timekeeper promotion for Bob Angles in White Salmon Washington, a Neosho County picnic set for May 20 at Penn Park in Whittier California, and a series of library and grange activities with reports on the Sorghum Valley Grange meeting and county model grange gathering. It also notes visits from the McNeill family to their relatives in Kansas City and Frontenac, with related weekend travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Park
Whittier
Calif
California
Seward Barnes
Sorghum Valley Grange
Bryan Burk
Fredonia
Grange
Fredonia Park
Barnes
C. A. White
Linda Burk
Sharon White
Barbara Olson
Lloyd White
Judy Anderson
Nina Faye White
Lois Maxwell
E. W. Maxwell
Harold Lowe
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Admittances Thursday and today include Fred Rucker Toronto medical Mrs. Zack Baker 1305 S Edith surgical Mrs George Fletcher Thayer medical Mrs Frank Colborn Thayer medical Owen Sperry R 1 medical Mrs L C Gibson 317 S Highland surgical Mrs Jennie Mattix Buffalo medical Dismissals Thursday Sam Talley 610 E Main Rickey R anabarger 1019 N Forest Dismissals today Mrs Melvin Allen 21442 E Main Mrs T E Leatherman 513 S Highland John E Eklund R J Birth Thursday Mr and Mrs Marion Trent 1101 N Washington a son
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Melvin Allen
E. Main
T. E. Leatherman
S. Highland
John E. Eklund
R. J
Marion Trent
Storms lash mid continent across several states
The Associated Press reports tornadic winds and severe thunderstorms impacted Nebraska Minnesota Iowa and Kansas. Tornadoes damaged homes farms and businesses in Rushmore Minnesota and near Juniata Doniphan Arlington and Lyons Kansas. A 92 mph thunderstorm hit Sioux City Iowa with widespread dust and wind across the plains.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Rushmore
Lyons
Cassady
Kas
Juniata
Doniphan
Arlington
Sioux City
Southeast Kansas Plant Urged in Washington
Southeast Kansas lawmakers and Rep. Myron George met with Sherman Adams and White House aides to press for more defense projects in Kansas. They discussed reactivating plants and channeling subcontracts to southeast Kansas to curb unemployment.
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Kansas
Washington
Congress
Harry Darby
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Area
Oscar L. Coulter died at his Humboldt home from a heart attack following a prior nephritis illness. He owned the Hotel Humboldt, once represented the conductors on Rock Island lines, and belonged to Ionia lodge AF and AM and Royal Arch Masons. Survived by wife Nona and sons Franklin and LeRoy. Casket at Johnson Funeral Home, Humboldt, to Eldon for service at Phillips Funeral Home. Interment Eldon cemetery. Funeral notices follow for Charles Bailey in Urbana, A M Carlson in rural Buffalo, with details of services, choirs, flowers, and bearers.
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Oscar L. Coulter
Humboldt
Coulter
Rock Island
Kansas City
Ionia Lodge
Af&am
Royal Arch Masons
Osage Division
Eldon
Nona
Franklin
LeRoy Coulter
Johnson Funeral Home
Phillips Funeral Home
Eldon Cemetery
Hog Price Up Cattle Meager in Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock reports hog prices rising while cattle receipts are sparse. Hog barrows and gilts 15.75 to 16.25 per hundredweight, sow prices steady, heifers mixed. cattle shortages limit test trade. Also notes on sheep, eggs, poultry, butter, and Kansas City grain and cash markets.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Chicago
U.S
Eggs Prices Reported for Grade A and B
The notice lists current egg receipts by grade withGrade A Large and Grade A Medium entries and references undergrade and large sizes. It reflects market price cues and stock levels without detailed figures.
Slayers Die By Firing Squad In Utah Prison
Two men Verne Braasch and Melvin Sullivan were executed by firing squad at dawn at Utah State Prison for the 1949 Beaver service station slaying. Wielding rifles, hooded condemned men faced targets as 10 rifles fired in unison. The men, from Iowa and Missouri, were 30 and 25, and their deaths were witnessed by about 100 people.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Verne
Alfred ‘Braasch
Melvin Leroy Sulli
Van
Braasch
Reinbeck
Iowa
Sullivan
Kansas City
Beaver
Utah State Prison
Salt Lake City
Charles Wells
Iron County
Wells
Joseph Manzione
Grace Agnew
Catholic Charities
Walnut High Holds Baccalaureate and Commencement
Walnut High School will hold a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J S Bottoms of the Walnut Methodist Church Sunday at 8 o clock. Commencement exercises follow next Thursday at 8 p m with Dr Lloyd Rising of Pittsburg First Methodist as speaker. Nine graduates listed: Howard Baugh Robert Finley Marvin Goodinson Phyllis Hershberger Jack Houdashelt Marvin Kennedy Clara Morgan Nancy Eggen Westhoff and Phil Wilkins. Supt D E Welty is class sponsor. The junior senior banquet Monday featured an Indian theme with candlelight service for about 35. Jerry Pryor presided as master of ceremonies. food from junior mothers and sophomore girls. dancing followed.
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Walnut
J. S. Bottoms
The
Methodist Church
Walnut Public High School
Lloyd Rising
First Methodist Church
Pittsburg
Howard Baugh
Robert Finley
Marvin Goodinson
Phyllis Hershberger
Jack Houdashelt
Marvin Kennedy
Clara Morgan
Nancy Eggen Westhoff
Phil Wilkins
Supt
D. E. Welty
Jerry Pryor
Fisherman William Wells Killed in Kentucky Trip Incident
William Wells, 72, died in DAYTON Kentucky when he tripped on a root while climbing down an embankment to get worms for a fishing trip. His head struck a storm sewer in the accident.
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Dayton
William Wells
Kellogg Honored at KU Retirement Dinner
Lawrence Kellogg, a University of Kansas architecture professor, will retire this spring under mandatory rules and was honored at a dinner last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Lawrence
Joseph Mitchell Kellogg
University of Kansas
Judge Paul Elected President of Kansas Judicial Association
Judge Robert H. Paul of Wamego was elected president of the Kansas Judicial Association, a group of district court judges from across the state. The decision was announced yesterday in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kas
Robert H. Paul
Wamego
Kansas Judicial Assn
Praise for Women at Civil Defense Conference
Gov. Fred Hall commends eight state regional Civil Defense attendees for reducing public apathy toward atomic survival. He urges continued attention to preparedness and public awareness.
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Topeka
Fred. Hall
Woman Sentences: Child Burned In Grass Fire Incident
A woman rolled a child into the grass to smother flames and beat out the fire with her hands. The incident details remain limited in the readable text, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
Capt Harder to Speak at Elsmore Exercises
Elsmore announces baccalaureate services for the senior and eighth grade classes at 8 p.m. Sunday in the high school auditorium with Rev. Lyle Roe delivering the sermon. Combined commencement exercises follow at 8 p.m. next Thursday in the same auditorium with Capt. Carl Harder of the Yates Center highway patrol giving the address.
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Elsmore
Lyle Roe
Iola Eub
Carl Harder
Yates Center
The
Highway Patrol
Tiger on His Toes presented by Royster ninth grade
The ninth grade at Royster Junior High School will perform a three act comedy Tiger on His Toes by Alice B Rogers Monday and Tuesday nights at 8 in the Royster auditorium. A double cast performs with Cuthbert Blevins attempting to pretend Bert the twin while his parents and Uncle Thomas visit and the football championship looms. Cast includes Jack Morris Elmer Robison Dennis Stone Phillip Embry Deanna Dunham Anna Meyer Karen Sallee Janice Jordan Dale Lee Bob Whitlock Deanie Burks Barbara Koenig Colleen Booe Margaret Nelson Bill Wiggins Charles Whitmer Bill Barker Charles Crabtree Carolyn Loveaul Carol Haynes Barbara Balch Barbara Thompson Jane Murphy Delores Barker Nancy Oyler Judy Reed Dennis Dodd Jerry Bauer Ben Fajardo Mike Jordan Linda Cochran Susan Greve Donna Lallery Carolyn Thompson directed by Mrs. Alex Mih with Judy Smith and Nancy Wilson as student directors.
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Alice B. Rogers
Royster Junior High School
Cuthbert Blevins
Bert
Thomas
Cuthbert
Jack Morris
Elmer Robison
Dennis Stone
Phillip Embry
Dean
Linda Cochran
Susan Greve
Donna Lucas
Donna Mallory
Carolyn Thompson
Alex Mih
Judy Smith
Nancy Wilson
Hammarskjold Offers Help. Urges Restraint in Middle East
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said he is ready to assist Middle East countries if requested and urged all sides to show restraint for a calm period. In El Dorado a 9 year old girl and her mother are recovering in hospital after burns from clothing ignited by sparks from a trash burner. Joan Epperson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Epperson, sustained first and second degree burns over much of her body.
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United Nations
N. Y
Pe U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. N. Security Council
Hammarskjold
EL Dorado P
Leon
el Dorado Hospital
Joan Epperson
James Epperson
Two British Soldiers Executed in Cyprus Reprisals
Leaflets distributed in Nicosia today claim two British soldiers were hanged in reprisal for Britain's execution of two Greek Cypriot rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Mrs Faulkner Hosts Peace and Progress Meeting
The Peace and Progress HD unit held a Thursday afternoon session at Mrs. E. S. Faulkner’s home. Mrs. Edward A. Blair demonstrated makeup art, and 16 members answered roll call with picnic basket suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shepherd
Manuel Fletcher
Meeting of Peace and Progress HD
E. S. Faulkner
Edward A. Blair
Marguerite Grannemann
J. L. Gilmore
Galesburg
Parsons
J. W. Oliver
Faulkner
Paul Taylor
Tioga HD Unit Discusses Rural Health Services
Tioga H D unit leaders Mrs. Cheslie McConnell and Mrs. E E Roberts discussed rural health services at Thursday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. C H Bundy. Mrs Charles Henshall presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheslie McConnell
E. E.roberts
Tioga HD Unit
C. H. Bundy
Charles Henshall
Health and home planning meeting summary in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune notes 17 people answered roll call on health improvement through home planning. Mrs. Hans Herold was a guest. Mrs. Bundy and Mrs. Lee Judy, co hostesses, served coffee.
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Hans Herold
Bundy
Lee Judy
No Funds Block Elderly Church Giving in Long Beach Poll
A Long Beach poll of elderly residents by the Community Welfare Council finds fewer attend church due to inability to contribute to collection plates. The study highlights economic hardship reducing religious participation among seniors.
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Long Beach
Calif
Community Welfare Council
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Tribune
Bob Angles
Ralph Angles
Bakersfield
Stark Community
White Salmon, Wash
William McNeill
Kent
Marsha
Mc. Neill
Paul Lowe
N. Lafayette
McNeill
Don McNeill
Frontenac
Daily Transcript
Plains
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Canada
Bailey
Charles Bailey
Urbana
Eub
James Buckles
Earlton
Merle Ely
Lowell Ely
Rudolph Brant
Floyd Hill
That Beautiful Land
Ora Heilman
Clara Quinn
Harold Heilman
Beavers
Charles Cheney
Wichita
Charles
Donald Bailey
Marion Bailey
David Burdue
Howard Rutledge
Earlton Cemetery
Colorado
Klint C. Johnson
Frank Rush
Dave Carlson
Burris Lurber
Paul State
Frank Young
Arthur Duerson
Harold Carlson
Melvin Carlson
Buffalo
Arthur Carlson
Neil Nelson
G. E. Nelson
Leonard Carlson
Vilas Cemetery
Board of Trade
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street
New York
Tel & Tel
Atchison
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Svc du Pont
Elec
Gen Motors
Mont Ward
Penney
JC Phill
RCA Tree Science
St Jos
Sinclair O
Paul
Bismarck
N. D
Denver Coo
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre Mont
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
W. C. King Company
Iola
Harder
Royster
Global Briefs
the Tribune
FTDA
Gladiolus
Cinerarias
Camellias
Truitt’s Greenhouse
N. Steuben
Mrs. Faulkner
Tioga
Chanute Tribune
Truitt
Lenglin
Monument Works
West Broadway
Crestline
Lac
MOULI
Pioneer Hardware & Music
Umbrias
Stetson
Umbria
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