Local notices and social notices from Chanute Ot
Daily briefs note newspaper delivery issues and a renewed subscription for Mrs. Jessie W. Osburn at 128 Timberlink Drive Signal Mountain Tennessee. Sunflower Chapter 147 O F S holds a Web May 14 meeting with reception for district aide and grand representative. Many personal visit reports and carload data for Santa Fe line. births, dismissals, and Mothers Day visits summarized. District court filings include real estate and judgment actions in Chanute and Curry County New Mexico.
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Sunflower
O.F.S
Lois Cady
W.M
Helen Johnson
Sec'y
District Court
Pitings
Chanute
Cleo Maxine DuRossette
Carl Atkins
Jehn Briley
Wesley Quinnon
BE. L. Alford
Neosho County
Curry County
N. M
Commencement speaker set for 1958 high school class
Judge Philip B. Gilliam of Denver juvenile court will address the Neodesha high school class of 1958 at commencement. Catherine Sherilynn Schultz, born May 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Dave D. Schultz, is welcomed by paternal grandparents Lea Roy and the late Mrs. Schultz. Pvt Enid Schultz, stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, visited family. Ground Observer Corps tower in Santa Fe Park gains finalized installation, pending painting. Chamber members asked to return post cards for committee service. delays may affect next year’s organization. Hubcaps stolen from Mike Herold’s car on Central Street. Mrs. Arch Allen recalls seeing Clayton Alvis carrying a Hello Chanute sign on TV.
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Neodesha
Philip B. Gilliam
Juvenile Court of
Denver
Dave D. Shultz
Kansas City
Catherine Sherilynn
Lea Roy Shultz
S. Plummer
Schultzs
Dave Learoy
Air Force
Ground Observer Corps
GOC
Santa Fe Park
Les Matthews
Chamber of Commerce
Arch Allen
S. Central
Dave Garroway
Clayton Alvis
Central
Chanute
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals for Orian D. Galemore and Donald M. Clark
Orian D. Galemore, 52, died at home near Yates Center after a heart ailment. He was born December 5, 1905, in Nesterville Arkansas, married Mae Wass July 14, 1934, in Humboldt, and leaves a large family in Kansas and Idaho. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt with burial in Kern Cemetery. Donald M. Clark died unexpectedly in New Orleans. He is survived by his wife Clarann Swartz Clark, with aunts in Chanute and Tulsa. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Christ The King Church Tulsa. Stanley Funeral Home in charge.
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Orian D. Galemore
Yates Center
Lesterville
Ark
Effie
Eldrige Galemore
Kansas
Humboldt
Mae Wass
Harold
Hutchinson
John
Pittsburg
Betty Wrestler
Liberal
Barbara Jean
Leon
Donna Kay
Dale
Donald
George
Lester
LeRoy
Jack
Homedale
Idaho
Alva
Denver
Lola Wodkey
Council Grove
New York
Johnson Funeral Home
Rev. W. Wiggans
Fort Scott
Kern Cemetery
Donald M. Clark
New Orleans
Funeral service for Steven Michael Jackson held
The funeral for Steven Michael Jackson three year old son of Mr and Mrs James O Jackson was conducted at the First Presbyterian church at 2 p m yesterday. The child’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joe Bowen of Chanute and Mr and Mrs Stanley Tennant of Fort Scott with Mrs Viola Lesan of Chanute as great grandmother.
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Steven Michael Jackson
James O. Jackson
W. 43Rd
Sand Springs
Okla
First Presbyterian Church
Joe Bowen
Chanute
Stanley Tennant
Fort Scott
Viola Lesan
Admittances Listed at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript shows Monday admittances for Harvey Stone at 14 W 10th medical and Edith medical, Edith, Mrs Zack Baker 1305 Ed ith. surgical includes Mrs Henry Hazen Stark. Also admittances Billy Beck 105 N Garfield medical Brenda Olson Buffalo medical James Riley 722 S Garfield medical Mrs Richard Wiggans Benedict medical. Dismissals Monday Guy M Lea.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Harvey Stone
W. 10Th
Herbert A. Neely
Edith
Zack Baker
Surgical
Henry Hazen Stark
Billy Beck
N. Garfield
Brenda Olson
Buffalo
James Riley
S. Garfield
Richard Wiggans
Benedict
Fire traps man rescued from smoke at Coffeyville home
Jay Ritchie, 32, was overcome by smoke during a fire at his residence in Coffeyville Sunday. Firefighters revived him with artificial respiration and an inhalator after he was found unconscious on a bedroom floor as flames and smoke engulfed the interior.
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Coffeyville
Jay Ritchie
Ritchie
Hogs Higher Cattle Steady Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City livestock prices show hogs up to 25 higher in spots and cattle largely steady. Slaughter cattle and calves firm with high grades commanding 25.00 to 30.00 for choice fed steers. hogs trade slow with barrows and gilts up to 25, sows higher. sheep active with spring lambs 23.50 to 24.25. PARSONS hogs 50 to 75 cents higher with U S 1 grade cattle and sows priced across weights. Continuous market activity across cattle hogs and sheep, with varied grain and byproduct values reported.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Market crash notes and violent robbery disturb Wellington
A masked gunman invaded the Wellington home of Jack Rush, forced him and his mother Rev Beulah Rush into a car, then at a food market compelled Rush to open the safe, looting $3,972 in cash and checks.
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Jack Rush
Wellington
Rush
Beulah Rush
Eisenhower warns on foreign aid cuts abroad impact
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders he fears the global effect of further cuts to the administration's foreign aid program. The remarks came at a weekly meeting as House readiness for a showdown vote on the aid measure loomed. Paris Premier Pflimlin seeks parliamentary approval as postwar leader on limited Algeria home rule, forming a broad coalition cabinet amid tense debates.
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Eisenhower
House
Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Popular Republicans
MRP
Homemakers Day Draws 500 Women to Coffeyville
About 500 women attended the 13th annual Homemakers Day in Coffeyville. Home economics clubs from three northeastern Oklahoma counties and three southeastern Kansas counties were represented.
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Coffeyville
Oklahoma
Kansas
State Hospital Post For Gene Pawl
Gene Pawl has been named business manager of the Topeka State Hospital succeeding the late Ralph E. Young. Pawl previously served as a staff assistant at the Osawatomie State Hospital.
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State Hospital
Gene Pawl
Topeka
Osawatomie
Topeka State Hospital
Ralph E. Young
Pawl
Osawatomie State Hospital
Scouts Acquire 373 Acre Campground Near Larned
A deed filed with Pawnee County records shows Henry Jordaan of Larned transfers 373.6 acres to the Kansas Council of Boy Scouts for use as a campsite. The land sits along the Arkansas River about seven miles southwest of Larned.
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Larned
Kan
Pawnee County
Mrs Miley Named Mother of the Year at Nazarene Church
Mrs Miley of 1007 West Main was chosen Mother of the Year Sunday by Church of the Nazarene members. The pastor Rev Claud E Pittenger noted she heads the Nazarene Missionary Society and teaches Sunday School and can be called on. Her children include Charlotte Rosalia Robert Darrell and Larry.
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Delmar Miley
Church of the Nazarene
Claude E. Pittenger
Tribune
W Main
Church’ School
Claud E. Pitten
Der
Miley
The
Nazarene Missionary Society
Pittenger
Charlotte
Kansas City
Rosalia
Robert
Darrell
Larry
Erie County Officials Listing for Ballot
A report lists political candidates by office including Sheriff Jack G. Reynolds Republican Chanute City Court Marshal Merrill Moore Republican County Clerk Marion Showalter Republican Carroll Olson Democrat Register of Deeds Ava F. Jeffrey Republican Clerk of the District Court Reba M. Jones Democrat County Treasurer Louis Edwards Republican Republican Commissioner Oliver Craig 1st District and County Superintendent Hazel S. Meeker Democrat.
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Jack G. Reynolds
Erie
Oliver Craig
Louis Edwards
Chanute City
Merrill Moore
Marion Showalter
Carroll Olson
Register of Deeds
Ava F. Jeffrey
Eric
Reba M. Jones
Hazel S. Meeker
Christian Women Plan May Tea at Local Church
The Christian Women’s Fellowship announces the May Fellowship tea at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Christian church. Mrs. Carter Ward will narrate the musical program as part of the theme Musical Rockets for Peace. All women are invited to attend.
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The
Christian Church
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Carter Ward
Daily Crude Average Shows Increase
Oklahoma and Utah posted the largest gains as weekly crude oil and condensate output rose to 6 219 575 barrels up 11 700. Oklahoma climbed 15 900 to 546 200 barrels and Utah gained 13 800 to 53 200. Kansas rose 4 150 to 322 250.
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Tulsa
Okla UY
Oklahoma
Utah
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Former Bank Teller Placed on Probation
Bertha Bitte, 24, of Salina and former teller at First National Bank Quinter, pleaded guilty April 21 to attempting to defraud the bank. She received a three year probation from U S District Judge Delmas C Hill after 92 Quinter citizens signed a clemency plea. Restitution to the bonding company was paid in full. The grand jury had indicted her for false entries to conceal a shortage that by last November 8 neared $14 000.
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Bertha Bitte
Salina
First National Bank
Quinter
U. S
Delmas C. Hill
Drew Hartnett
Miss Bittel
Light Sets Off Apartment Blast in Kansas City
Howard Williams, 34, jammed a potato on a gas pipe after disconnecting his stove and leaving an apartment. When he returned Monday for belongings and turned on a light, an explosion and fire damaged the building. Williams was severely burned, but 17 other families escaped.
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Kansas City
Howard Williams
Williams
Berger Pleads Guilty In Wellington Case
Floyd A Berger of Hutchinson pleaded guilty on the Wellington case as Louis W Simon Jr. awaited trial on kidnapping and robbery charges in Pratt. Simon had been arrested January 25 and the case opened Monday with Berger’s plea prior to sentencing set for May 26 by District Judge Wendell Ready.
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Wellington
Kan
Louis W. Simon Jr
Floyd A. Berger
Hutchinson
Wendell Ready Simon
Berger
Pratt
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