Walnut graduates hear Blackstun at 8 p.m. exercises
Walnut public school will hold commencement at 8 p.m. Friday in the school auditorium. M. J. Blackstun of Chanute will deliver the address titled Price Tags for Success. High school and eighth grade ceremonies feature valedictorians Bammann and Jones, with salutatorians Pryor and Harding Jr. Baccalaureate was held Sunday with Dr. Homer L. Johnson delivering the sermon.
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Walnut
Walnut Public School
D. E. Welty
M. J. Blackstun
Chanute
Roberta Augustin
Carolyn Bammann
Harriet Jeleen Cox
Dwight Walter Clapson
Jeanette Ann Doub
Mildred Eggen
Margaret Pryor
Edwina Kay Thiesing
Billie Jean Daw
Ivan Leroy Harding Jr
Carol Jones
Charles Woodard
Wilber Kennedy
Harold Markham
Margaret Thiesing
Miss Bammann
Ivan Harding Jr
Homer L. Johnson
Earlton Eight Graders to Graduate at May 9 Commencement
Earlton School will graduate Jerry Lee Clines James Earl Bailey Evelyn Dillon Sharon Gibson Delores Reed Faye Wolfe Kay Wolfe Estella Tubbs John Shields and Larry Shields at the Neosho County eighth grade commencement on May 9 at 7 30 p m in the Senior High School auditorium Chanute First graders entering school next term are Patricia Bailey Betty Nell Clines and Pug Anderson A May Day program was presented at the EUB church service Sunday morning followed by a covered dish dinner at the Fellowship Hall.
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Earlton
Jerry Lee Clines
James Earl Bailey
Evelyn Dillon
Sharon Gibson
Delores Reed
Faye Wolfe
Kay Wolfe
Estella Tubbs
John Shields
Larry Shields
Earlton School
Neosho County
Chanute
Patricia Bailey
Betty Nell Clines
Pug Anderson
EUB
Fellowship Hall
Harold Green
Anna Green
Kansas City
Kas
Julius Hawke
Frank Seid
Ralph
Ray McNary
E. A. George
James Brant
LeRoy Lacen
Galesburg
Eugene Bailey
Pat Jones
San Fernando
Calif
Bert Bass
Arkansas
Dean Dighero
Johnie
Charles
Bertha Niemier
Neil Hammond
Eureka
Edd Coffin
South Gates
Mike Reynolds
Los Angeles
Local Social Notes Highlight Topeka and Chanute Visitors
Patients at Santa Fe Hospital Topeka include Mrs Alva McLar en and John Clines with Joe Dillon. Visitors to the Bert Bass home include Rev Bill Brittan Chanute Mrs Chester Brant Coffeyville and Frances Wolfe. Families of Wolfe share a reunion at Edd Wolfe home Earlton with Bakersfield California guests returning home.
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John Clines
Joe Dillon
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Harry Kennedy
Kansas City
Maggie Liggett
Floyd Lowe
Ralph
Paul Liggett
Bert Bass
Bill Brittan
Chanute
Chester Brant
Coffeyville
Frances Wolfe
Bass
Pat Jones
Arthur Garrison
Frank Fackler
John Parkins
Randy
Lizzie Fackler
Byron
Bessie
Chester Bailey
Fiesta Plans Underway For Sept Mexican Fiesta
Crespin De La Torre announced preparations for the annual Mexican fiesta set for September 12 and 13 at the National Guard Armory with officers Paulo De La Torre as president and Lazaro Godinez as secretary. A queen contest runs July 1 to August 23 with Chante queen candidate Sarah Bonilla.
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Crespin de la Torre
Paulo de la Torre
Lazaro Godinez
Rosario Gutierrez
Pete Ramirez
John Alonzo
Pete Guadian
David Godinez
Matilda Allen
Joe Gobea
Joe Verdin
Nick Bonilla
National Guard
de la Torre
Sarah Bonilla
S Forest
Timberlands Open to Hunters Across U S Forest Industries
About 92 percent of commercial timberlands owned by forest industries in the United States are open to hunting in season according to forestry authorities. The finding highlights broad access for sportsmen on privately held timber tracts nationwide.
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Forest Industries
U. S
Wilson Farm Bureau Opposes National Livestock Check Off
Wilson County Farm Bureau board voted unanimous opposition to proposed livestock check-off bills. A committee of Edwin York Arlo Crawshaw and Lee Campbell was appointed for a dairy princess contest. Tentative date set for bureau annual meeting October 13.
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Fredonia
Wilson County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Edwin York
Arlo Crawshaw
Lee Campbell
Bureau
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club Focuses on Safety Theme
The Vilas Vikings 4-H meeting chaired by Evelyn Larson drew 16 members and 16 guests including Lester Griffith assistant and leaders Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson. The program featured regional 4-H Day notes, beef meeting recap, junior leaders report, state leaders camp update, group singing, safety talks and demonstrations on hazards in the home plus a health foods and clothing talk.
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Vilas Vikings
Evelyn Larson
Lester Griffith
Wilson County
Elmer Anderson
Neodesha
Jean Kay Olson
Fredonia
Eddie McMillen
Marlene Anderson
Community meeting covers safety habits and traffic issues
Jdra McMillen chairs a conservation talk on correct general safety habits by Linda Goltry. Ruth Ann Olson leads parliamentary problems and practices. A special on traffic pedestrian and gun safety by Marlene Anderson Judy Anderson Marilyn Nelson and Eddie McMillen. Griffith presents The Incredable Story film. Recreation led by Jean Olson. Refreshments served by Mrs Galen Thorsell and daughters. Sandra McMillen reporter.
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Jdra McMillen
Linda Goltry
Ruth Ann Olson
Marlene Anderson
Judy Anderson
Marilyn Nelson
Eddie McMillen
Griffith
Jean Olson
Galen Thorsell
Sandra McMillen
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Plan 4-H Sunday and Parents Night
Lyla Hanson hosted a meeting at her home for the Busy Bees 4-H club junior leaders. They reviewed the junior leaders records and planned observations for 4-H Sunday and the annual parents night. Refreshments were served to eight members a community leader and a guest.
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Lyla Hanson
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Miss Hanson
Chanute Tribune May 14 1958 Page Seven
Local brief highlights include community events in Chanute Kansas dated May 14 1958. Short notices cover civic happenings and upcoming meetings with names and places reflecting mid twentieth century town news.
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The
Chanute Tribune
MoPac Head Predicts Modest Net Income
Missouri Pacific Railroad president Dearmont told stockholders the line will end the year with a modest net income. He cited winter wheat movement as the bright spot, expected to double last year’s crop. William G. Marbury of St. Louis was elected a director of Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
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St, Louis
Russell L. Dearmont
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Dearmont
Missouri Pacific
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