EUB Ladies Aid Meet Notes Urbana Area Life
Urbana notes show the EUB Ladies Aid gathering with prayers scripture and a Mother themed roll call. Regional visits include Mrs J L Gilmore and families from Chanute Cherryvale and Bariston. Mother's Day events span Thayer Wichita Pittsburg Erie and Council Grove with multiple Heilman and Hummer families visiting and hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughty
Ora Heilman
Mabel Stich
Father
Samuel
May Gillett
Stich
Max Gough
Chanute
J. L. Gilmore
Cherryvale
Urbana
Harold Jensen
Dennis
George Nordstedt
Otto Gericke
Bariston
Bertha
Ralph McMillen
Melvin Harris
David and
Richard
Grand Prairie
Tex
E. G. Gillett
Thayer
M. M. Harris
Wichita
Kenneth Wilson
Vern Wilson
Julia Wilson
Wayne Plake
Jerry
DeAnn
Miami
Okla
Harold Rhoades
Chester Rhoades
Valley Center
Bob Nordstedt
Larry
Darrell Dunivant
Don Dunivant
Darrell
Daisy Walker
Erie
Fort Scott
Red Barn Cafe
David Heilman
Randy
Council Grove
Milo Heilman
Lew Snowden
Vern Heilman
Peggy
Karen
Linda
Galesburg
Vern Heilmans
E. C. Bryan
Nettie Bailey
Bert Bailey
Topeka
Betty Burdue
Pittsburg
Garland Burdue
Glen
Cecil Hight
Harold Heilman
Fred Hummer
Marvin Young
Gary
Sandra
Alonzo Butcher
Glenn Hummer
Lori
Fred
Howard Bailey
Florence Taylor
W. H. Taylor
George Alan Zugmier
Nancy
Ronnie
Betty Heilman
Watch repair and loan help promoted by jeweler
A watch repair specialist and jeweler advertises loans to ease financial burdens. The notice promises 24/7 readiness and urges customers to seek professional repair and financing services from the same provider.
Global Briefs South Korea fire incident blamed on North boat
United Nations Command said a North Korean boat opened fire on a U N patrol vessel off South Korea Saturday in a naval shooting incident. North Korea claimed the US gunboat attacked a fishing boat and killed three fishermen. The Joint Military Armistice Commission met Friday to discuss the incident. Red China and the Soviet Union agreed to meet July 5 in Moscow to begin ironing out ideological differences. The Vatican pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair will cost about 3 million dollars, with free public admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
United Nations Command
U.N. Command
Yellow Sea
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Tokyo
Red
Rome
Vatican
Charles Poletti
United States
Poletti
Michelangelo
the Good Shepherd
Basilica of St. John Lateran
Fire destroys depot in Fairfax district Kansas City
A fierce fast fire gutted the Minneapolis Moline Farm Equipment Co depot in the Fairfax industrial district. Loss to inventory exceeded 2 million dollars as 43 employees fled and nine fire companies fought to contain the blaze. Steel beams melted and parts of walls collapsed while investigators search for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Black Square
Minneapolis- Moline Farm Equipment Co
Fairfax
Jack Wetherell
Gen Ben Lear 84 in Good Condition After Transfer
Gen Ben Lear aged 84 was moved to Brooke General Hospital after a transfer from a Veterans' Hospital in Memphis. A Brooke spokesman said his condition was good following a heart attack last month and noted he remained in generally fine physical shape for his age.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ben Lear
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Brooke
Veterans’ Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
City approves vacation of part of North Katy Street
Chanute Kansas Ordinance No 1628 vacates the East forty feet of North Katy Street from Main Street to the alley line in Block Twenty eight New Chicago Addition while reserving a full public easement for utilities drainage and related public use The ordinance takes effect 30 days after publication unless a protest is filed.
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Chanute Tribune
Katy Street
Chanute
Kansas
City of
Main Street
New
Chicago
Office of the Register of Deeds
Neosho County
William J. Althaber
Preparation For Murder
Police said a chain of thefts including a Kansas City sticker theft on March 21 a Wichita car theft on week later and a Missouri plate theft on May 3 led to a final crime the slaying of H C Jack Kennedy in a tavern last Thursday. A shotgun believed used in the murder was found in the recovered car in Kansas City Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Missouri
St. Joseph
H. C
Jack) Kennedy
Kansas City
Kennedy
East German journalists arrested in West Germany
West Germany arrests 11 East German journalists including four in West Berlin. Bonn allows East Germans to reside in West Berlin but does not recognize their regime. Raids target East German news and radio offices under a law banning information deemed detrimental to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
West Berlin
Bonn
Marquis of Bath resumes life after long illness abroad
The Marquis of Bath, 58, announced in London he is back from a six week illness following a 50 mile charity hike from London to Brighton with Ken nedy era inspiration. He plans steak meals to regain strength after pneumonia and a partial finish. John Gibson Phillips sues Loretta Phillips for divorce in Phoenix court, alleging domestic violence. Prince Rainier of Monaco visits New York with Grace Kelly and children, attending a circus at Madison Square Garden. Roger M Blough, United States Steel chair, receives Brotherhood Award from the National Con...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Bath
London
U.S
Marquis
Brighton
Peer
Prince Rainier
Monaco
New York
Madison Square Garden
Prince
Grace Kelly
Dinner honors Blough with human relations plaque
A silver plaque recognizing distinguished service in human relations was presented at a New York dinner in honor of Blough on Tuesday night May 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blough
New York
Scientists find boll weevil repellent in cotton plants
Mississippi Experiment Station scientists report discovery of a substance within cotton plants that repels boll weevils and could aid in pest control, marking a potential advance in crop protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Nice Knees End Trip at Washington Tour
Jo Ann Pfifer, an 18 year old senior from Mehlville high school, was sent home from a 10 day East Coast class tour after administrators deemed her skirts too short. Her father defended the attire as not revealing, while the girl noted warning from the principal and chaperones to lengthen skirts or borrow clothing. The district superintendent declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
John Pfifer
Jo Ann
Washington
Mehlville
Kermit Bierbaum
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Mervin
Mrs. Allen
Cash
S. Evergreen
Dale Steinman
Phil Voas
Syracuse
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Global Briefs
Howard Parsons
Lake of the Ozarks
Ozark Opry
Bagwell Dam
Dog Patch
W. M. Jones
Ellis Holtzman
Linda Orr
Elmer Orr
Kathy Holtzman
Orville Holtzman
Kathy
Bob Henderson
Kenneth George
Bridge Club
Ernest Harms
Luraine Whitman
FE. A. Smith
Earl Peterson
Herschel Woolery
Pearl Cooper
The
Order of Eastern Star
John Brodrick
Harrisonville
Gary Wright
Scott Wright
Pittsburg State College
E. A. George
Barston
Gary Umbarger
Sherrie George
E. A. Smith
Martha
Steven
Matilda Schulte
N. B. Puckett
Methodist Church
Walnut
Frank Bryson
Kansas University Medical Center
Neil Graham
Independence
Mrs
Cal Graham
Darrel Elrod
Durango
Colo
Truman Elrod
Duane
Thayer High School
Grace Carson
Masonic Temple
Kenneth Caldwell
Sunflower Chapter
Sunflower
Fred Williams
Wilson County Hospital
Neodesha
Lavonburg
Frank Stierwalt
Emma Wright
Jesse Johnston
Alan, Terrie
Ronnie Thornton
Spring Farm
Lim
Dave Doty
Associated Press
John Gibson Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phoenix
Ariz
Loretta Phillips
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Onark
Koch Bros. Furniture CO
W. Main
Midwest Office Supply
West Main
Wyler
Jack
Summer
Oxford Cloth
Wash & Wear
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