Mothers Day Celebrations Reach Humboldt and Independence
Humboldt families gathered for Mother's Day with many relatives visiting from Bartlesville Wichita Parsons Coffeyville Chanute and Topeka. Separate festivities at Independence park included baskets of food and extended family groups joining Mrs Stella Adams and others. Hospital reports include Mrs D M Hargiss recovering from a hip fracture and Judge Joseph Braucher hospitalized after a mild stroke.
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Humboldt
Stella Adams
Fred Lawson
Hobbs
N.M
Wyrle Rams
Wichita
Jerome Adams
Parsons
Robert D. Adams
Barry Adams
Larry Adams
U.S. Air Force
Charles Smith
Baby
Kansas City
Darrene Nickle
Anna Saving
Independence
Saving
Walter Saving
Ed Saving
Kenneth Saving
Martin Bulk
Debbie
Steven
Don Beach
Stella Koon
Chanute
Joe Padfield
Cherryvale
Rufus Bauer
Dean Bauer
Mitchell
Coffeyville
George Koon
Kathy
Hutchinson
Ethel Porter
John Harris
Charles Sage
Larry
Velma Justice
D. W. Harris
John Koppers
Olathe
Amelia Flynn
Pauline
Cecillia Koppers
Richard Claus
Charles Hogan
Fort Scott
Carl Nelson
Mercy Hospital
Richard Doty
Ray Wiggins
Oswego
Clark Works
Bruce Works
Topeka
Marcus Harmon
Lawrence
Mary Droz
Clyde Snender
Blue Mound
J. T. Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Lynn
John
Hakill
Price
Joseph Braucher
Justus Fugate
Steven Bulk
C. G. Puckett
Pat
Tommy
Diana
J. A. van Nice
Townsend Family Marks Mother's Day Dinner
Mrs. J. M. Townsend hosted a family dinner at her home Sunday noon to celebrate Mother’s Day with four generations present. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Townsend and others in the household.
Larger Role To Pesticides
Kansas State University extension agronomist Frank G. Bieberly says pesticides will play a larger role in farm home and garden as warm weather awakens pests. He urges safe use but necessary applications, noting pesticides improve pest control when paired with good cultural practices and sanitation. Pesticides help eliminate disease vectors like flies mosquitoes and fleas and control household pests such as termites roaches and moths.
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Manhattan
Frank G. Bieberly
Extension Agronomist
Kansas State University
Busy Professor at Pittsburg Teaches Horseback Riding
Pittsburg State College instructor Donald Atwell Zoll has started a riding school for ages 7 to 20, offering jumping classes and a miniature fox hunt course. Classes run after noon and on weekends, with soil-soft jumps and a focus on riding technique and balance.
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Pittsburg
Harold C. Taylor
Sun
Kan
Donald Atwell Zoll
Pittsburg State College
Zoll
Fox Hunter
U. S. Cavalry
Europe
State College
Cub Scout Pack 22 Enjoy Camp Hike and Weiner Roast
Bloodmobile visit in Yates Center followed by Cub Scout Den 2 activities at the Keith Ward home. Cubs Donnie Adams Richard Swanson Phil Gillespie Richard Roots Clay Newton Dale Ward L D McCormick with Den Chief Robert Baker and Den Mather Mrs Keith Ward rode bicycles to Don Adams farm a mile south then hiked Owl Creek branch. After an hour and a half they returned for a family gathering and a weiner roast.
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Yates Center
Den
Keith Ward
Donnie Adams
Richard Swanson
Phil Gillespie
Richard Roots
Clay Newton
Dale Ward
L. D. McCormick
Robert Baker
den Mather
Don Adams
Owl Creek
Adams
Bloodmobile in Yates Center aims for 100 pints
The Red Cross bloodmobile visited Yates Center on May 7 at the Community Building. Sponsored by the Business and Professional Women, the goal was 100 pints but 60 were collected with 19 rejects due to mumps and measles in families. VFW Auxiliary served lunch. Drs H A West and A C Dingu s attended.
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Red Cross
Yates Center
Business and Professional Women of
V.F.W
H. A. West
A. C. Dingus
Lamarr Seeks Divorce From Sixth Husband
Actress Hedy Lamarr filed for divorce from Lewis W. Boies Jr. amid extreme cruelty claims. Lamarr states she has no funds or property to support herself or pay legal costs and the couple wed March 4, 1963 in Fresno.
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Los Angeles
Hedy Lamarr
Lewis W. Boies Jr
Miss Lamarr
Fresno
Calif
Alumni Federation of Columbia University Origin
The Alumni Federation traces its origin to the Society of the Alumni of Columbia College formed in 1825.
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Alumni Federation of
Columbia University
Society of the Alumni of
Columbia College
Chanute Tribune Highlights May 11 1965 Edition
The Chanute Tribune for Tuesday May 11 1965 features local news from Chanute Kansas and surrounding areas with community notes and brief notices. It reflects mid spring events and public notices in a small town paper style.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Public Sale Notice with Clerk and Auctioneers
A public sale notice lists Clerk Mrs. Bob Ramsey and auctioneers Marple and Troutman. The itemized sale details are not provided in the readable text but indicate a scheduled auction overseen by the named officials.
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Bob Ramsey
Marple & Troutman
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Hargiss
Edna
DuBarry Cosmetics
Roscoe
Humboldt, Kansas
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Woodson County
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