Free Clinic For Crippled Children In Cherokee County
A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children of Cherokee County and surrounding territory will be held at Columbus on June 8 starting at 8 a.m. at Highland Grade School. Orthopedic surgeons from Kansas City and Wichita will provide free exams and advice under the Kansas Crippled Children Law, with no treatment offered at the clinic.
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Cherokee County
Columbus
Highland
The
Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Cherokee County Medic Society
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
L O. Litton
C. L. Francisco
Phillip C. Nolte
Kansas City
Cline D. Hensley Jr
Wichita
Kansas Crippled Children Law
First National Bank
Local Society Crippled Children Clinic Details
Examinations are completed and the support price is noted. For further information, contact family physicians or the local chairman of the Society for Crippled Children, Mrs. G. C. Gardner, Chanute.
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Society For Crippled Children
G. C. Gardner
Chanute
Wheat Price Supports Cut Proposed in New Farm Bill
The House Agriculture Committee approved a 1960 wheat and feed grain bill. It raises wheat price supports from 75 to 85 percent of parity and cuts production by 25 percent. A 55 percent payment in kind is proposed for retired wheat land amid large government stock. Farmers would vote before July 25, 1960 on the new program or unlimited production.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Rep
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Transcontinental Walker Nears New York Bound
Dr Barbara Moore, 56, Russian-born British physician, is about 75 miles from the Kansas line in a cross country trek along U S 40 from San Francisco to New York to set a walking record. She covered 34 miles Tuesday despite 40 to 50 mph winds and may walk at night to gain time.
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Limon
Colo
Barbara Moore
Kansas
San Francisco
New York
U. S
Woodson County Eighth Grade Graduation Scheduled
YATES CENTER commencement exercises for 31 rural eighth grade graduates will be held May 20 at 2 PM in the high school auditorium. The address is titled The Art of Grow.
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Yates Center
Woodson County
Graduation diplomas presented at EUB church service
Rev Robert Vance will deliver the sermon and County superintendent Avis Ireland will award diplomas to the 1960 class. Members include Joan Bruggeman Patrick Collins Richard Habiger Emma Jean Hardin Robert Heiman Steven Kramer Francis Link Roberta Massoth Susan Scheibmeir John Schumaker Eugene Wille Gayle Scoville Brenda Jackson Larry Rhodes Barbara Walton Dean Morris Judy Tedder Gordon McNitt Richard Tipton Virginia Leis Raymond Stockebrand Cecil Griffith Sue Eggers Kenneth Herder Albert Jesseph Jr Charles Marion Vickie McCoy Helen Smith Karen Solomon.
18 Boys Report For AL Workout At City Park
Twenty eight boys turned out for the opening Amer ican Legion baseball workout at City Park. Sam Dixon, team manager, said that 15 more players from nearby towns may try out, totaling over 40 candidates for 20 positions. Next workouts set for Thursday at 7 30 p m and Sunday at 2 p m. Last night focused on infielders and outfielders with batting practice planned Thursday for Dixon to evaluate.
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American Legion
City Park
Sam Dixon
Dixon
Dixon to trim squad as prospects evaluated
Dixon plans to reduce the squad from twenty to sixteen by district tournament time after reviewing each prospect. He calls the group looking real good with three returning pitchers. he notes pitching may be the main weakness. The last four players will split time with the American Legion and Teener League programs if eligible for both.
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Dixon
American Legion
Olathe Mayor Resigns After Ouster Action Filed
Olathe Kansas mayor J Lee Laptad resigns at the city commission hour after county attorney John J Gardner prepared ouster proceedings to be filed against him. Laptad cited Gardner request as reason for stepping down.
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Olathe
Kan
J. Lee Laptad
Laptad
John J. Gardner
Gardner
Mayor admits buying surplus truck for city trade in
Last week the mayor disclosed purchasing a city surplus truck for 45 dollars and selling it for 800 with a trade in. Laptad claimed no law was violated. The vehicle had been acquired for Civil Defense use. Other notes mention parliamentary procedure, 4H Club film, and a 1869 patent date for chewing gum by William F. Semple of Mount Vernon Ohio.
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Laptad
Chery Carlson
Nancy Jones
Dick Payne
Doyle Cox
Max Deets
Richards and
Milligan
William F. Semple
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Names Junior Officers
Junior officers preside at the Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club meeting. Roma Payne is president, Bill Clinesmith vice president, Susie Jones secretary treasurer, Eddie Cox reporter, Beverly Clinesmith song leader. Plans set for 4-H Sunday May 22 and project tour June 12. The program includes a project talk by Donald Richards a health speech by Lonnie Cox and music appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club
Roma Payne
Bill Clinesmith
Susie Jones
Eddie Cox
Beverly Clinesmith
Donald Richards
Lonnie Cox
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Edmiston's
Edmiston
Cameo White
Em.ue
Eal
Carton
Peter Pan Ice Cream Store
West Mein St
Woodson
AL Workout
W. Main
TOP Hat Club
N. Santa Fe
Dacron
Orion
Hagger
DdvPor
Foster NG CO
Dean L. Foster
Ben Franklin
W. J. Seay
Pres
Jack Coats
Mgr
Emekans
Fripper
Sale Davis
Davis Leader
Ron
Davis
E. Main
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