Sale of Oil and Gas Leases in Kansas Consolidated Actions
In the United States District Court District of Kansas a notice states sale of oil and gas leases, leasehold equipment, and personal property belonging to multiple defendants. The sale, by order, occurs June 11, 1964 at 10:00 AM in Chanute Kansas, with parcels including specific leases in Neosho Bourbon and Allen Counties and associated equipment, removal deadlines, and royalty interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
United States District Court For
District OF Kansas
Joe Sutcliffe
Dba
Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply
Joey Drilling & Exploration, Inc
Corporation, Et al
To-Wit
Howard Z. 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
C. W. Burge
Morgan Ramsey
Charles D. Lafond
George OD. Melling
Harriet W. Melling
Russell Vanhouten
Claire L. Vanhouten
L. N. Vickers
M M. Vickers
John F. Uznis
Rex B. Regan
Mary G. Regan
BOD Noland
Consolidated Oil Well Services
Irene Moore
Ennis Cornish Oil Well Services, Inc
Roy Hasty
George Melling
Hal E. Freeman
C. J. Zinmerman
Floyd £. Coley
Selyn G. Coley
Loren Willhoft
Paul Andrews
John Andrews
Alberta Andrews
Oliver A Berwin
Oliver A. Berwin
Otto J. Voss
Otto N. Voss
Richard K. Hammel
William L. Daniels
Loreen S. Daniels
Max Pitts
Kay Pitts
Daisy Boler
Caroline Colwell
Dennis B Lardner
Erma Lardner
Allan C. Rice
Bessie $. Cross
Edmund J. Cross
Irene Rice Schreiber
Tom J. Schreiber
Blanche Rice Dennis
Maud Rice Beasley
Frank Beasley
Rice Lardner
Ben Steiner
Claude
Cady
Thelma
Kansas City
Kansas
Office
the Register of Deeds
Neosho County
Joey Chiling and Exploration, Inc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway Company
Register of Deeds
Bourbon County
A. B. McClimans
Gordon C. Coker
Alphons Schwarts
Office of the Register of Deeds
Dan Bower
Lews W. Breyfogle
Office of Register of Deeds
Chapple
Mary H. Chapple
Tessors
F. G. Isett
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Blaine
Allen County
A. V. Larson
Hannah Larson
Sibert
W. A Brandenburg
Alta Brandenburg
H. Winters
E. B. Stodghill
Joan Connors
C. B. Lardner
Alien County
Said
J. C. Rice
HM. Winters
Towit
Misc
Register of
J. A. Hoffman
Etta Hoffman
W. $. Fees
C. L. Hoyt
Said County
H. Oil and Gas Lease
Elmer Daniels
Pearl Daniels
W S. Fees
State of
James €. Guinotte
Robert Pennington
West Malin Street
Chanute
Charles W. Cahill
United States District Court For the
District Court
Erie
Gladys Belle Beeler
Earl Beeler
Earl Beeler, JR
Harry Beeler
Harold Beeler
West Main Street
Merie Estes
Martha A. Glover
Martha A Glover
Anna Lea Wiggans
Martha A
Fight or Get Out Alf Landon Urges Vietnam Policy Clash
Alf M. Landon, 1936 Republican nominee, questioned President Johnson's Vietnam strategy. Speaking to the Topeka chapter of the American Institute of Banking, Landon pressed that the United States must either fully commit to winning in South Vietnam or withdraw, arguing the current limited non combat posture may not secure any victory or even hold positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Landon
American Institute of Banking
Viet Nam
Memphis Title For Souchak
Money winners in the $50,000 Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club with par 34 36 70 on a 6466 yard course. Mike Souchak paid $7500 for final 270, leading Billy Casper Tommy Jacobs Bob Rosburg Art Wall Jr Mason Rudolph Gene Littler Doug Sanders Gay Brewer Jerry Steelsmith Johnny Pott with totals ranging 271 to 273 and prize shares from $1450 to $7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Colonial Country Club
Mike Souchak
Eisenhower Seeks Firm Yet Prudent GOP Nominee
Former President Eisenhower in New York remarks on the need for a presidential candidate who is firm without impulsiveness in foreign policy, committed to civil rights and UN peace, urging a fair convention process and a nominee who upholds Republican principles. He names no favorites and cites Goldwater Rockefeller and others as leading contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
Eisenhower
United Nations
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Wil
Westamerica Promotes Freedom of Investment Choice
The bank emphasizes no favored funds and a wide range of Mutual Funds and investments. It states it can help clients select from many options to fit individual ideas needs and financial situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westamerica
Two New Books Spark Kansan Library Interest
The Kansas State Historical Society publishes Kansas in Newspapers and Why the West Was Wild. The former reproduces town newspapers from early Kansas, including Jefferson Purchase era items and notices from towns no longer existing. The latter covers early Kansas figures as portrayed on screen, offering a factual history. Several fiction and biography titles accompany the new acquisitions, spanning travel, war, art, and social topics at the local library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas State Historical Society
Louisiana
Thomas Jefferson
Leavenworth
Iola
Independence
Martin Johnson
Lewis
Josephine
Hall
Carlisle
Lennon
Dallas
Leslie
Korea
Rees
Vrba Bistic
Hostetler
Britain
United States
Allen
Glazer
Peace Corps
Madow
Trevelyan
Bernstein
Glasier
Miller-Snell
House of Hapsburg
Crankshaw
Stern
Union
Smith
Hotchbuthh
Whitton-Larson
Gordon
Diiberg
Morrison-Foster
Hamburger
Richardson
Lynch-Evans
Sharp
Glenn
Kansas City Man Drowns While Repairing Boat Motor
Thomas Nunn 23 of Kansas City drowned at Weatherby Lake on Sunday while attempting motor repairs on a boat. Owner John Dowell 39 said Nunn went overboard about 100 yards from shore and vanished in 40 foot deep water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thomas Nunn
John H. Dowell
Nunn
Betsy Rawls Wins Civitan Dallas Open by Two Strokes
Betsy Rawls won the Dallas Civitan Open earning $2,100 for first place with a 72 hole total of 282 while rival Mickey Wright finished second at 284. Wright had taken $1,550 and leads the season money race with $8,950. Rawls trails with $5,837.50. Wright seeks the 1963 pace of 13 wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Betsy Rawls
Betsy
Mickey Wright
Civitan
Miss Wright
Miss Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Ryun Delights crowd with 4 01 7 mile at Relays
Jim Ryun a Wichita East junior ran 4 01 7 as the crowd favorite at the California Relays. He finished behind Olympian Ralph Boston in voting for best athlete by three votes. The time stands as the fastest mile by a high school athlete though not a high school record since against college runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
Calif
Jim Ryun
Wichita
Kan
East High School
Ryun
Ralph Bostin
Cyrol Burleson
Father of Six Drowns in Brush Creek
Leonard A. Peters, 38, a Kansas City Kansas father of six, drowned in Brush Creek after his car plunged from a low water bridge during a rainstorm. His vehicle was carried several blocks by the swollen stream. rainfall ranged from 1.68 to 3.05 inches across area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Leonard A. Peters
Brush Creek
Peters
Kan
Kansas City Country Club
Municipal Airport
Shawnee
Hillcrest and Union Valley School District Meetings Noted
Notices announce annual school meetings for Hillcrest School District 108 Union Valley School District No 66 and Neosho Valley District 27 with dates set for June 5 1964. Jane Wiles Clerk and Wayne L Taylor Clerk listed, meetings to be held at respective school sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest School
Wayne L. Taylor
Union Valley School District No. 66
Fairfield
H. W. Knapp
Neosho Valley
Jane Wiles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alf Landon
Souchak
Billy Casper
Tommy Jacobs
Bob Rosburg
Art Wall Jr
Mason Rudolph
Gene Littler
Doug Sanders
Jerry Steelsmith
Johnny Pott
Biane Prescott
Marineland of
Dwight D. Eisenhow
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
Cnanate
Executrix Artest
John F. Young
GOP
Liam W. Scranton
W. Main
F. M. Harris
W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
L. B. Price Mercantile CO
North Central
Comet
Merle Kelly
N. Evergreen
Savage
Winton
Jameson
Jamie
Bennett
Golding
Ferrars
Bolton
Ceres
Waugh
Wibberley
Lisbon
Remarque
Flood
Warren
Amado
Kirst
Moray
Hell
Lambert
Fleming
Wallant
Day-Stroven
Whitney
Gardner
Langton
Brennan
Ogallalo
Copps
Musial- Broeg
Moss -Purdy
Hemingway
Hitler
Bullock
Diego Rivera
Wolfe
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Maxine
Forbes- Robertson
Pedro Martinez
Schwinn Bicycles
Citian
R. D
Bob" Wilson
South Lincoln
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Lincoln & Walnut
South
Thursay
Me Purity Dairy
Assembly of God W.M.C
Midway
Wilson
Raymond Clinesmith
Petrolia
Howard Smith
Donald Anderson
Ernest Orth
Woodson County Fair
Lula Starkenaum
SCC
South Ay Yates Center
Chanute Business Machines
West Third
South Highland
Comstoca
Alcoholics Yes Anonymous
Roy Lee Howell
Flint Hills
Strong City
Lodge
Hulda Parker
Steed
Minnie Steele
W. M. Berner Gilpert
See
North Forest
Fritz
J. H
Mrs. Mummer
By Dean Skinner
Koch-Skinner Memorial
N. Forest
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