Lanvin Deals and Local Meetings Highlight Evening Notices
Advertisements announce Lanvin special offers in fragrance sets from My Sin and Purse Perfume plus cologne. local fraternal and community notices list Hulda Parker Chapter meeting, Sorghum Valley Grange Rooster Night, Prairie community meeting, and Sub Delts gathering. Also reported are local visits, a university chorus selection and upcoming concert dates. Traffic accidents in town and a reported boat theft near the Neo sho River are noted.
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Lanvin
Areege
Buchmann Appointed Farm Census Leader for Local Area
Joseph A. Buchmann is named crew leader for the 1959 agricultural census covering part of Neosho County and Crawford County. He will oversee the farm canvass after five days of training at Emporia. The canvass starts November 11.
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Joseph A. Buchmann
Neosho County
Crawford Coun
Buchmann
Emporia
Bureau of the Census
Busy Day for Eleanor on 75th Birthday
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt marked her 75th birthday with a flood of telegrams and cablegrams. She said she would have been just as happy if no one noticed, as her secretary requested telegrams be sent by mail to reduce use of the phone.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hogs Higher Cattle Lower in Kansas City Livestock Report
Kansas City livestock show mixed shifts with cattle mostly slower to steady and hogs higher. Cattle prices slack on slaughter steers and heifers while hogs gain, with notes on calf and veal value and varying weights. Parson's Livestock adds regional quotes for hogs, cattle, and sheep with prices across weight brackets.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Market roundups mix poultry prices and grains in Midwest updates
Chicago live poultry receipts reach 60 000 lbs with no prices due to thin demand. Wheat futures rise modestly while corn oats and soybeans move within small ranges across Chicago and Kansas City markets, with no sales reported for wheat in Chicago and varied cash bids in Kansas City.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Earlton Driver Pleads Not Guilty
Jack Moran of Earlton, arrested Friday on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident pleaded not guilty in police court Saturday. The hearing was continued until next Saturday Moran was ordered held in the county jail in Erie in lieu of a 400 dollar bond. Moran was arrested at his home after a collision at 21st and Santa Fe in which his car struck one driven by Mrs. Doris Hart 19 N. Western.
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Jack Moran
Earlton
Moran
Erie
Jerry Sloan
21St
Santa Fe
Doris Hart
N. Western
Deaths and Funerals in Erie and Humboldt
Fletcher Franklin Babcock 78 of Erie South Mound died at a Rothbury Michigan granddaughter’s home. Born April 28 1881 in Columbus Indiana he was married twice and survived by multiple children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. William Jacob Orth 85 of Chanute Humboldt died at Bryant Rest Home. Survivors include a daughter and three sons. Funeral arrangements: Babcock service at Erie Federated Church and Bethel Cemetery. Orth service at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt with later transfer.
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Erie
Fletcher Franklin Babcock
South Mound
Rothbury
Mich
Columbus
Ind
Robert Babcock
Kansas
Chanute
Ethel Watts
Lily DeMersseman
Lavonburg
Layne
Muskegon
Almar Miller
Parsons
Frankie Babcock
Richmond
Calif
Marie Swayzie
Elner Linder
Los Angeles
Maude Lancaster
Hazel Cloke
Hattie Johnson
Blanche Nafus
Elsie Norton
Marie Gross
Topeka
William Jacob Orth
S. Lafayette
Bryant Rest Home
Humboldt
Bertha Ostermeir
Warren Carter
Ralph
Clarence
Tonganoxie
Bill
Long Beach
Feona Orth
Johnson Funeral Home
Mount’ ‘Hope Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Obituary notices and local church rites reported
Obituaries note Mrs. Roy Eaton of Wichita died at 9 am after a long illness. Graveside service set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Elmwood cemetery, with Dr. Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. Carlson burial at Vilas Bethel Lutheran church with Rev. Overman and Rev. Thoren leading. Funeral home Roy S. Gibson handled arrangements. Also listed are hospital ad admissions and dismissals, plus local births in Topeka area.
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Roy Eaton
Philomena Eaton
Wichita
Chillicothe
Unity Church of
Ethel Eaton
Chanute
J. W. Barker
St. Louis
Leroy Barker
Elmwood Cemetery
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Johnson Mortuary
Melvin Carlson
Elmer Anderson
Roy S. Gibson
Arnett minor sues over car crash injuries in Santa Fe and Cherry
John William Arnett through his father files against Jon Stephens and Linda Sue Wilson seeking 406.35 for injuries alleged to have occurred when his son was struck by a car driven by Mike Wilson near Santa Fe and Cherry last June 11. Petitions name Stephens as owner of the car and include details of the incident and addresses of involved parties.
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District Court
Chanate
John William Arnett
John E. Arnett
Jon Stephens
Linda Sue Wilson
Santa Fe
Cherry
Stephens
Mike Wilson
Arnett
N. Western
Girls Are Questioned About Teen-age Clubs
In Auburn Maine police questioned 35 to 40 girls believed to belong to teen age clubs centered on sex. Police had disclosed club activities after parental complaints of late curfews. Lt Leslie F Stewart said four of the first six girls admitted sexual experiences including a 12 year old and two 13 year olds. Two of the five clubs allegedly included boys, and none were linked to schools.
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Auburn
Maine
Leslie F. Stewart
Stewart
Big Jewel Hour By Daring Thieves
A daring gang raided jewelry stores across London streets last weekend and stole jewels worth 500000 pounds. Police say it may be the West End's largest burglary on record.
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Daring
London
West End
Space age stocks lead gains in dull Columbus Day trading
Wall Street moved moderately higher in quiet Columbus Day trade. Volume totaled about 1.9 million shares versus 2.54 million on Friday. Pivotal issues rose fractions to about a point, while glamor issues gained one to five points amid semiholiday conditions with banks and many firms closed for Yom Kippur.
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New York
Columbus
Four Square Unit Discusses Census and Plans Maskerade
Mrs N E McMillen hosted the Four Square Home Demonstration unit meeting. Officers were re elected: Crawford president Clemens vice president Tunnell secretary and Bark treasurer. The group heard lessons on the Census from Mrs Bark and Mrs Hutchison. They discussed the 1960 census and projected about 180 million people. A masque rade party and pot luck dinner were planned for Oct 30 with members families and guests.
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N. E. McMillen
Reuben Bark
Crawford
Bark
Hutchison
Bureau of the Census
Gale McMillen
Joe McMillen
Marsha Joe McMillen
Harvie Clemens
13 Merry Mothers Meet at Bilyeus
Thirteen members of the Merry Mothers club met Thursday with Mrs. Gene Bilyeu at 712 S. Allen. After a brief meeting they worked on Christmas projects. Coffee and cookies were served by the hostess and co hosts. A guest, Mrs. Robert Johnson of Farmington Mo., attended. Next meeting set for Oct 22 with Mrs. Don Buckner at 721 S. Lincoln.
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Merry Mothers Club
Gene Bilyeu
S. Allen
Robert White
Roy Hawley
Robert Johnson
Farmington
Don Buckner
S. Lincoln
Sedan Woman Judge of Writing Contest
Mrs. Velma Lowry announced she was chosen as a judge for the 1960 writing contest of the Armed Services Writers Guild in Washington D C. A letter from Maj Gen John...
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Sedan
Kan
Velma Lowry
Armed Services Writers Guild of
Washington, D. C
John
Only Woman Named to Contest Nominated by Guild President
M Howard, serving as Guild president, stated she is the sole woman named in the contest.
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M. Howard
Guild
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Hulda Parker
C.E.S
Mildred Davidson
W.M
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Sec’y
Sorghum Valley Grange
Prairie Community Meeting
Lawrence Vaughn
John Walker
Washington
Chris Hunter
Pittsburg
Janice Smith
S. Western
Charlene Galt
S. Evergreen
University of Kansas
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Clayton Krehbiel
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
9Th
Evergreen
Ruby Moore
Eric R
David G. Kaufman
Moore
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Lincoln
Elm
Walter Chappell
James Hutchinson
N. Highland
Hutchinson
Wynn Evans
N. Central
Neosho River
Rollin
Eleanor
Ford
International
Chevrolet
Woodruff
Truck Sales, Inc
US 169
Kansas City Livestock
Reserve District No
First National Bank
Comptroller of
Federal Reserve
United States
I. L. S. Wilson
L. 8. Wilson
B. M. Dunham Mahlon
C. Morley Dale Painter
State of
Neosho
Edna O. Weber
Aldwell & Son
S. Sante Fe
Johnson Mortuary of
Alonzo DeWeese
Harry W
Lewis
S. Malcom
Grant W. Murrell
Beulah Carder
W. 4Th
Clarence E. Anderson
Terry Sinclair
Vicki Reed
Vernon Brinkmeyer and Son
Dean Bright and Son
N. Forest
Harold Claus
S. Highland
Warren Fitch
W. Walnut
C. D. Butcher
Claude Camp
Robert McHenry
Tioga Hotel
Jack R. Noah
Altoona
Robert E. Ramsey
Howard Spurrier
Jeff Coots
N. Grant
Daily Transcript
Carl Atkins
N. Mighland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Otis McCleary
Quincy
Lillie Deems
W. Marcus Barbee
H. G. Knight
S. Forest
James W. Robertson
Para
Wall Street
YORK
Atchison
Beech
Monson
Mont Ward
Olin
Penney
J C
Phill Pet
Proct & G Steer
IRCA
St Joe
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Sperry Rd
Sunray
UN Pac
U S
U S Steel
Bilyeus
the Tribune
Calvert
Chanute Building & Loan
P.O. Box
Main & Santa FE
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