Notice of Sale of Oil and Gas Leases in Kansas
Public sale order issued by U S District Court for the District of Kansas directs sale on June 18 1964 at 10:00 A M in Chanute Kansas of oil and gas leases and related equipment in Neosho and Bourbon counties. Lessor parties include Irene Moore A single person and various named lessees with detailed lease descriptions and override interests. High bid for cash will transfer rights in described parcels and personal property as per court order.
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Chanute Tribune
United States District Court For
District OF Kansas
Joe Sutcliffe
Ahe
Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply
Joey Drilling & Exploration, Inc
Corporation, Et al
Corporation
THE
United States OF America
Joseph R. Wasser
Marie DD. Wasser
Joseph G. Wasser
James A. Metcalf
Hugh J. Kolowich
Sidney
H Sellers
David F. O'Keefe
Snowball, Inc
A Corporation
Ralph T. Beeson
T. F. Ahlers
Howard T. Barr
Douglas C. Ford
Mid-America Refining Co,inc
Humber Oil Company, Inc
Laura Bower
Lewis W. Breyfogle
Breyfogle Brothers
Gertrude McClimans
Jack Stewart
A. A. Byrd, JR
C. W. Burge
Morgan Ramsey
Charles ©. Lafond
George OD. Melling
Harriet W. Melling
Russel D. Vanhouten
Claire L. Vanhouten
L. N. Vickers
M M. Vickers
John F. Uznis
Rex GB. Regan
Mary G. Regan
Edd Noland
Consolidated Oil Well Services
Irene Moore
Ennis Cornish Oil Well Services. Inc
Roy Hasty
George Melling
Hall
Freeman
C. J. Zimmerman
Floyd E. Coley
Selyn G. Coley
Loren Willhoft
Paul Andrews
John Andrews
Alberta Andrews
Oliver Aberwin
Otto J. Voss
Otto N. Voss
Richard K. Hammel
William L Daniels
Loreen S. Daniels
Max Pitts
Kay Pitts
Daisy Roler
Caroline Colwell
Dennis Laroner
Erma Laroner
Allan C. Rice
Bessie Cross
Edward J. Cross
Irene Rice Schreiber
Tom J. Schreiber
Blanche Rice
Dennis
Maud Rice Beasley
Frank Beasley
Rice Laroner
Ben Steiner
Claude € E. Cady
Thelma E. Cady
Kansas City
Missouri Corporation
Jacob Eldon Wolfman
L. W. Daniels
George Norris
W. A. Brandenburg
LO Ta
Kansas
Chanute
Office of the Register of Deeds
Neosho County
Joey Drilling and Exploration
PLM
Missouri Kansas, Texas Railway Company
Naotho County
Register of Deeds
Bournon County
A. B. McClimans
Gordon C. Coker
Alphons Schwarts
Bourbon County
Dan Bower
Ley
W. Breyfogle
Bease
Pt. M. Neosho County
Lewis
Breyfogle
Beecher Breyfogle
D-Ba Brey Ogle Brothers
Sths
Office of Register of Deeds
WH. Chapple
Mary
H. Chapple
F. G. Isett
Blaine
Allen County
O and Gas
A. V. Larson
Hannah Larson
N. Sibert
Misc
Said
B. Oi and Gas
W A. Brandenburg
Rita Brandenburg
James A. Morrill
C. of and Gas
Alta Brandenburg
HH. Winters
E. B. Stodghi
John Connors
J. C. Rice
Carrie
Rice Lardner
C. B Lardner
Alien County
H. Winters
Said County
F. O
Commerce Trust Company
Fees
C. L. Hoyt
J. A. Hoffman
Etta Hoffman
H. O
Elmer Daniels
Pearl Daniels
W. §& Fees
C. Il
State of
James E. Guinotte
Robert Pennington
West Main Street
District Court
Erie
Gladys Belle Beeler
Earl Beeler
Harry Beeler
Harold Beeler
Merle Estes
Cedar Creek Watershed
Wilson
Neosho Counties
Thornberg Grange Hall
Yates Center WMU Celebrates Dennis Eight birthday
Relatives gathered at the Chambers home Thursday evening to celebrate Dennis eight. He received several nice gifts and enjoyed homemade ice cream. The gathering included Mr and Mrs L C Chambers and many other family members. Dennis recently returned from KU Medical Center. WMU group at First Baptist held its monthly meeting with fourteen members and one child present.
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L. C. Chambers
Jean Jeffers
Doris Frederick
Richard
Avis
Michael Loman
Ronnie Laver
Terry
Marvin Chambers
Diane
Belinda
Kathy
Kenneth Chambers
Roger
Lonnie
Gary
David
Dennis
K.U. Medical Center
WMU
First Baptist Church
Osa Chaffin
Norma Kester
Betty Bishop
Lettie Streator
Ray
Neval Stoll
Eldon
A. A. Robson
Lola Hospital
L. V. Mize
Olla Bell
Topeka
L. W. Mahon
Emily
Minn
Ruth Lake
P. W. Baldwin
St. Paul
W. J. Robertson
Don Steiner
Wichita
Hazel Steiner
Aaron Stockebrand
Joliet
Ill
Victor Dale Stockebrand
Buffalo Loses 2-6 To All-Stars
The Chanute All-Stars defeated the Buffalo Sportsmen 6 to 2 in six innings on Saturday night. Chanute built a lead with three runs in the second, adding two in the third and one in the fifth, aided by two home runs from Dave Fehr and Merv Snowden. Gary McKenzie pitched for Chanute, while Jim McCoy and Jack Holcomb struggled for Buffalo as the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute All-Stars
Buffalo
Chanute
Dave Fehr
Merv Snowden
Jim McCoy
Jack Holcomb
Gary McKenzie
Bud Leroy
Shift Seen in Top Soviet Command After Kuusinen’s Death
Moscow reports a leadership shakeup likely as Otto Kuusinen dies at 82, potentially triggering changes under Khrushchev. Speculation centers on successor candidates and possible replacements for two ill presidium members, with Khrushchev racing home from Egypt to oversee the process. Kuusinen’s burial is planned for Red Square, ending a long Bolshevik lineage bridging Lenin-era links.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Otto Kuusinen
Communist Party
Kuusinen
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Lenin
Egypt
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Tokyo
Viktor Grishin
Presidium
Frol Kozlov
Nikolai Shvernik
Bayer Hebert Golf Leaders Oklahoma City Open
Veterans George Bayer and Lionel Hebert led the Oklahoma City Open at halfway with 36 hole totals of six-under-par 138. Bayer and Hebert shot 70 and 68 respectively after rain interrupted play. Johnny Potts and Mike Souchak trailed by one stroke at 139, with Arnold Palmer tied at 141.
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Oklahoma City
Husky George Bayer
Lionel Hebert
Johnny Potts
Mike Souchak
Bob Verney
Jack McGowan
Arnold Palmer
Northern Dancer Wins Preakness in 244 Length Triumph
Baltimore AP notes jockey Bill Hartack touts Northern Dancer as unbeatable and capable of anything in a race. The colt proves skeptics wrong by winning the Preakness Saturday by 2 1/4 lengths, swaying even Bill Shoemaker.
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Baltimore
Empire State Building
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Northern Dancer
Bill Shoemaker
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An Adv section emphasizes prudent purchasing habits and consumer protections. It highlights checking product details, comparing prices, reading reviews, and understanding warranties to avoid scams. Practical tips encourage shoppers to verify seller credibility and inspect items before payment.
Exile raids hinted against Cuba on independence eve
Miami refugee leaders hinted at new assaults on Communist Cuba by exile groups aiming to strike before May 20, Cuba's independence anniversary. Manuel Ray and Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, both longtime anti-Castro fighters, may be in Cuba. Ray left Puerto Rico recently. A radio broadcast urged Cuban troops to rebel while U.S. officials doubt a popular uprising is likely. A ballot count Wednesday will decide on a five member anti-Castro central junta as a provisional government option.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Manuel Ray
One Action Group
Ence
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Jose Marti
Gutierrez Menoyo
Fidel Cas
Tro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Havana
Ray
Gutierrez Menovo
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Radio Free Cuba
U.S
Munist
Bike Derby Applications Are Ready
Application forms for the Memorial Day Bike Derby are distributed to public and parochial schools and junior highs in Chanute. Online and on day registrations at Royster Stadium. Races May 30 at 4 pm for ages six through 60 with over 15 events. Ribbons for all participants and prizes for top three. rain date May 31. May is National Bicycle Month and June Recreation Month.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Chanute Cycle Club
Royster Stadium
Baseball scores and results from coast to coast
Scores across major leagues include Boston 6 to 5 over Minnesota, Detroit 3 to 4 at Los Angeles, Cleveland 1 to 1 Los Angeles 9, Baltimore 4 Chicago 3, Washington 2 Pittsburgh 7, and more. Sunday results feature San Francisco 6 to 1 over New York and St. Louis 7 to 2 over Milwaukee, plus Cincinnati 4 to 7 Los Angeles 3 to 3 Pittsburgh 28 Philadelphia 2 and Houston 9. In Pacific Coast League action Tacoma 7, Salt Lake City 5, Indianapolis 18 to 0 over Seattle, Portland 9 Arkansas 3, Hawaii 4 Denver 3, Spokane 1, Denver 1 suspended seven innings, Spokane 3 Denver 1 completed, and Spokane 5 Denver 4 in 13 innings. International League games include Buffalo 6 Columbus 3, Atlanta 4 Syracuse 2, Jacksonville 5 Rochester 2, Richmond at Toronto postponed, etc.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Houston
Philadelphia
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Indianapolis
Seattle
Portland
Arkansas
Hawaii
Denver
Spokane
Dallas
Buffalo
Columbus
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Rochester
Richmond
Toronto
Associated Press
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
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Yates Center
Cording
Chares W. Cahill
United States District Court For the
Dow Pinkston
Rolla
Presbyterian Church
Pinkston
Howard Johnson
Paola
W. © Fail
John N. Uhren
Neosho River
Bill Berthot
S. Malcolm
Jim Jensen
N. Forest
Tribune
Keith Wright
All-Stars
Cairo
Upper
Gamal Abdel Nasser
House of Trade Unions
Stalin
Red Square
Finland
Hertta Kuusinen-Leino
Bayer
Hebert
Benson's Garage
Red
Kenny Jerome
N. Evergreen
Atey
South Ashby
Levih Steuben
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Memorial Building
Carport
South Malcolm
Chanute Business Machines
West Third
South Highland
Comstock
Alcoholic Cs Anonymous
Tom Long
Centertown
Missouri
Mr. Long
Earlton
Earlton, Kansas
Neosho “Memorial Hospital
John A. Ewen
Glen Gough
Hero'd Stroud
Max Gough
Maude Day
Andrew Renty
Katy Park
Chanute Jaco
Barbara
North 7Th
Humpelét
Ronnd Haynes
North Garfield
Lynda Hutchison
North Forest
Chris Wilson
Dale Haughton
Altoona
Steve Dimen
Wears Crawford
Route 3
Chenute
Frank Leatherman
South Garfield
Eddie Leatherman
Carolyn Wasser
Nancy Rice
Terry Bakey
Cal
Bob Erickson
South
Lafayette
Gloria Erickson
South Lafayette
Lamar Whitson, Jr
Juco
Nancy Uden
Dave Smith
Barston
Norma Robinson
Jerry Haughton
P. O. Box
Carlos Jimenez
Humboldt
Bill Waggoner
Milton Darris
Lester White
Thayer
John Freeman
North Grant
Charleen Rose
North Lafayette
Don Everly
South Forest
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