Local News Briefs and Community Notices
Weekend visitors and local arrivals fill the social page as families from multiple cities travel through Hutchinson. A Public Library story hour and school homecoming are scheduled, with a blood donation drive and local traffic citations noted alongside building permit applications for home projects.
Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thursday notices list admissions including Mrs John H Carter and Mrs William Dixon for surgery, plus Yvonne Rita and Joe Anderson, Emmitt Harper, Sheila Hunt, and others for medical or surgical care. Dismissals include Danny Butler, Herbert Pentzer, Mrs Hazel Edyvean, Mrs Alice Klick, Earl Roberds, and several others. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs Earl Shultz a boy. patrol citations include Donald Gene Stanislaus of 1019 Grant.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
John H. Carter
N. Evergreen
Surgical
William Dixon
S. Lincoln
Yvonne
Rita
Joe Anderson
Learlton
Emmitt Harper
Humboldt
Medical
Sheila D. Hunt
Danny Butler
N. Grant
Herbert G Pentzer
W. Main
Hazel Edyvean
Lavonburg
Alice C. Klick
Toronto
Earl E Roberds
N. Central
Don C. Campbell
S. Central
Henry Hazen
Stark
Diane Clines
Earlton
William T. Staggs
S Malcolm
Irwin E. Herb
S. Edith
Joe B. Hake Thayer
Alexander Mih Andson
W. 4Th
Pat Porter
Humbold
Mrs Earl Shultz
W. Pine
Mrs Milo T Jones rites set for Chanute leader
Funeral for Mrs Milo T Jones, prominent Chanute civic leader and widow of Milo T Jones, will be held at 10:50 a.m. tomorrow at the Jones home. Rev William T Hunt will officiate. She died yesterday after a lengthy illness. Born Mamie C Chandler in Aledo Illinois, she moved to Kansas as a child and later attended Wichita Central High School. She married Milo T Jones on January 25 1905 in Wichita. She served on the Kansas Crippled Children Commission, Chanute Public Library board and was a charter member of the Chanute Country Club. Burial is at Elmwood Abbey cemetery with Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge. The body lies in state from noon today until service time. Memorial contributions may go to the Presbyterian church building fund.
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Milo T. Jones
Jones
S. Steuben
William T. Hunt
The
Presbyterian Church
Chanute
Mamie C. Jones
Aledo
Kansas
John Bevan Chandler
Emily Stuart Chandler
Wichita
Wichita Central High School
Fairmont College
Wichita University
Mamie Chandler
Chanute Country Club
Shakespeare Club
Elmwood Cemetery
Koch- Skinner Memorial
Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Social Workers Move Offices to Memorial Building
Four social workers moved from the county welfare office at 101 S Santa Fe into the Memorial building's old courtroom for remodeling before harvest. The main office remains at its present location until the new building near the police station on Second Street is finished around July 1. The highway patrol driver’s license exams will seek a temporary room in the building until welfare staff relocate.
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County Welfare
S. Santa Fe
Memorial Building
Second Street
Adeline Fortney
County Welfare Director
Wickard and Mull Seed Co
Highway Patrol
Ski Champion Ulland Kills Wife In California
Sigurd Ulland, once a national ski jumping champion, shot his wife Catherine Ulland, 54, at their Oakland home with a 30-30 rifle. Police describe the incident as a homicide. Ulland reportedly admitted, police cited a bullet hole in the bathroom window.
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Oakland
Calif
Sigurd Ulland
Don le Strange
le Stange
Ullands
Catherine Ulland
le Strange
All Girl Cast Performs Nine Girls at Senior High
An all girl cast of 10 presented the mystery drama Nine Girls at the Senior High School amid thunder from Mother Nature. The two act play drew about 90 attendees, with strong direction and solid sound effects. Cast members included Charlotte Rhodes Carla Sue Clark Barbara Truitt Janice Jordan Anita Weber Jeannie Brazil Susie Bicle Dee Anne Tabor Anne McCall Mary Joe Brazil. Director Robert L. Martin assisted by Sam Morford. Martha McGuffey served as rehearsal secretary. Final performance set for 8 15 p m today in the school auditorium.
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Mother Nature
Charlotte Rhodes
Carla Sue Clark
Barbara Truitt
Janice Jordan
Anita Weber
Jeannie Brazil
Susie Bicle
Dee Anne Tabor
Anne McCall
Mary Joe Brazil
Purkiser to Speak at Nazarene Church Event
Dr. W. T. Purkiser, professor of the English Bible at Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City, will speak Friday Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7 30 p m and Sunday at 10 45 a m at the Church of the Nazarene.
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W. T. Purkiser
Church of the Nazarene
The
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Powell to Fight Tammany Hall in 1956 Campaign
New York congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. pleads innocent to income tax evasion charges and vows to oppose Tammany Hall in his bid for re election. Harlem bosses dropped him as the Democratic candidate because he backed Eisenhower in 1956.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D-Ny
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Harlem
Democratic Organization
Eisenhower
Drawing Ruled Unlawful by Kansas Attorney General
Atty. Gen. John Anderson ruled business promotions using prize drawings from registered names violate lottery laws. The opinions cover schemes used at Ottawa and a proposed plan by an El Dorado druggist. No purchase required to register, but indirect consideration through hoped-for increased patronage is noted.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Ottawa
Kansas
Wall Street Stocks Mixed In Sluggish Afternoon Trade
Prices were mixed in a slow session on Wall Street New York as volume reached about 2 million shares versus 2.47 million on Thursday. Most leading issues showed fractional moves with little net change.
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New York
Cattle and Hog Prices Dip in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts light with 200 calves sold and hogs 2,000 head. hogs steady to 25 cents lower, sows steady, No 1-3 hog weights 190-240 lbs at 22.50-23.00, sow prices 18.25-20.00. Sheep light, eggs and produce mixed in Kansas City and Chicago markets with rice of notes on futures and grain prices. Chicago prices show slight shifts in corn oats soybeans and wheat with various grade quotations.
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Kansas City
U. S
Kansas City Cash
Gogo Cosa
Chicago
Kansas Education Survey Starts Soon
TOPEKA a comprehensive survey of Kansas education will start immediately. Dr Otto E Domian of the University of Minnesota is named director of the kindergarten through high school portion, authorized by the 1957 legislature.
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Topeka
Kansas
Otto E. Domian
University of Minnesota
Legislative Council
Pleasant Hour Study Club Holds Spring Luncheon in Parsons
Erie area notes report the Pleasant Hour Study Club meeting at the Parsonian Hotel Parsons with four teen members attending and new officers named for the year Mrs William Harvey president Mrs Harold Van Cleave vice president and Mrs Glen Weidert secretary treasurer The gathering marks the last meeting until September. Also noted are travels and visits of local residents including Mrs Everett Crismas and her son from Oceanside Calif and others visiting in Erie and Walnut Grove township.
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Pleasant Hour Study Club
Parsonian Hotel
Parsons
William Harvey
Harold van Cleave
Glen Weidert
Everett Crismas
Robert
Oceanside
Calif
Crismas
Richard Crismas
Richard Cristmas
Navy
Linda
Erie
Chanute Pupils Tour Independence Industries
A group of eighty pupils accompanied by teachers Mrs. Grace Torrence and Mrs. Winifred Buchanan visited Independence on Wednesday. They ate at an amusement park, toured several industries, traveling in two school buses.
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Grace Torrence
Winifred Buchanan
Independence
John Sherman
Chanute
Glen Neeley
John Houston
Parsons
Man Applies for Job, Not for What He Gets
In Hackensack New Jersey a man entered police headquarters and sought a police job. Detective Sgt Leo Liberali gave an application to fill out. The applicant signed James P Stagg age 30. Police checked warrants and found the same name linked to a $70 bad check. Bail set at $100 for a hearing.
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