Junior Comets Fall 20 to Coffeyville in B Team Clash
The Chanute Junior Comets lost 20 to 7 to Coffeyville Golden Gate B team. Coffeyville leaped ahead with two quick touchdowns and a 52 yard scamper by David Neale. Chanute rallied in the fourth quarter with Bob Golay scoring on a keeper and Gary Leroy adding the extra point. Chanute’s defense steadied after halftime, and the team forced a goal line stand in the third, but a costly first half fumble doomed the drive. The loss leaves Chanute with five defeats in six games, with two road trips remaining.
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Comets
Golden Gate
Coffeyville
Chanute
Uniontown
Iola
Young Comets
Gales
Ansell
Ron Pursely
Pursely
David Neale
Borum
Comet
Bob Golay
Gary Leroy
Golay
al Godinez
Leroy
David Rooks
Joint Rural Blasts Toronto 39 to 14 in non league action
Joint Rural High School Falcons of Stark beat the Toronto Trojans 39 to 14 to stay atop with six wins in seven games. Car roll Stewart scored three times, including a six yard run and a 40 yard pass interception, while Larry Harding added two touchdowns. Toronto managed two scores on a 25 yard pass and a one yard plunge. The Falcons outgained Toronto 242 rushing yards to 143 and held Toronto to five first downs.
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Toronto
Falcons
Stark
Toronto Trojans
Joint Rural
Carroll Stewart
Joe Kennedy
Falcon
Larry Harding
Harding
Dale Fulps
Stewart
Kennedy
Trojans
Spook Parties at Humboldt Observe Women Day
Humboldt Christian church marks Women’s Day with a 10 30 worship talk by Mrs Alice Cobble of Chanute author of Wembi a Congo book and a noon basket dinner in the basement. Cobble also speaks during Sunday school hour and visits with attendees.
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Humboldt
Humboldt Christian Church
Alice Cobble
Chanute
Belgian Congo
Cobble
Congo
Farm Auction Near Neodesha Kansas Ends in Public Sale
Public auction of farm equipment and miscellaneous items to settle estate follows the death of the husband. Auction will be held at the farm seven miles northwest of Neodesha on The Dun Station Road, or six miles south of Fredonia on Highway 96 then four miles east, one mile north, one mile west. Watch for sale signs.
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Neodesha
Kansas
Dun Station Road
Fredonia
Miscellaneous sale items listed for Saturday auction
On Saturday November 2 starting at 12 30 PM buyers can bid on Ford draw bar and tools. The sale includes a tractor jack metal items a corn shelter Parmak battery fencer gas tanks and more plus 10 rods of welded wire scrap iron gas drums hedge posts a ladder hay rack and wagon gates. Guns shells and tools are offered as A 1 condition including a 16 gauge Remington and a 22 rifle with ammunition. Also included are hardware tools and a set of socket bits and chains.
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Ford
H.C. Corn
Parmak
Kansas College Elevens Follow the Form Sheet
The Associated Press notes Kansas small colleges mostly followed expectations in weekend games. Kansas Wesleyan upset Bethel 18-7 with Dee Kolzow throwing three TDs, two to R Z Sims. College of Emporia beat Sterling 60-14 as Presbies QB Bruce Upstill and receiver teammates connected on multiple scoring plays.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel
Dee Kolzow
R. Z. Sims
College of Emporia
Sterling
C. of E
Presbies
Jim Switzer
Bruce Upstill
Presbie
Friends
College of Emporia Merchants League
Ottawa Aeroduct
Ranabargar Weil Service
Bethany Dinty’s
Baker
Motors
McPherson
Chanute Furniture Eeevess
Chanute Tribune
Dinty’s
Friends Dinty
Don Wyatt
Bergen
Kiddoo
College of Rec
Emporia
Ottawa
Ranz Motors
Seidl
Seidae
Bethany
Ranz
McClay
Southwestern
V.flw
Ross
VEW
Omaha
Treleggen
Treloggen Ranabargar W. Soc
Pittsburg
Chanute Furniture
Washburn
Ranabargar
Morgan
Han W Morgan
Fort Hays
Marsh
Co. Furniture
Emporia State
Southern Colorado
Bowling Scores Self Service Grocery and Local Firms
A compiled list shows scores for Self Service Groc and partners including Disney's Market, Bank of Commerce, Montgomery Ward, Jayhawk Glass, Foodtown Super Market, J Barney's Ins, P Kiewit & Sons, and others. Individual scores feature highs by Beech, Aldrich, Cordner, Clemons, Guffey, Robison, McClure, and more, with corresponding high values and contact-like identifiers.
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Self Service
Joan Barney’s Insurance
Peter Kiewit & Sons
Montgomery Ward
Jayhawk Glass x” Bank of Commerce
Puehieee
Disney’s
Disney's
J. Barney's
V. Cawthorn
V. Cawthron
Ins
Barney
Bank of Commerce
Cordner
Clemons
Guffey
Self Soc. Grace
P. Kiewit & Sons
Self Service Groc
Beech
Aldrich
Foodtown
Mit
Jayhawk Glass
Foodtown Super
McC
Yates Center Falls 33 to 7 to Sedan in non-league game
In a non-league matchup Sedan surged in the second half for a 33-7 win over Yates Center. Yates Center led 7-0 after a 26 yard pass from Ron Whitney to Jack Steiner, but Sedan answered with two TDs before the fourth quarter outburst led by Barnes, Wilson and Miller. Yates Center hosts undefeated Neodesha next.
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West
Wilson
Y.C
Miller
Yates Center
Neodesha
Sedan
Humboldt Bridge Club Records And Halloween Parade
The Humboldt Bridge Club met at Strunk's on November 11 with three tables of bridge. Mrs. David S. Woods hosted and greeted guests Mrs. Robert Osborn, Mrs. Robert Sharp, Mrs. George Works, and Mrs. Joseph Heenan. High score went to Mrs. John Weilert and second to Mrs. Bill Griffith, followed by dessert. Humboldt plans its annual Halloween festival with a 3 p.m. parade on Thursday featuring a Ghosts and Ghouls march, led by arrangements chairman Leslie Lehman. costumes are required for participants.
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E. A. Pickarts
Kansas City
St. Joseph's Hospital
J. A. van Nice
Independence
Neewollah
Don Price
C. W. Stark
Anthony
Humboldt Lions Club
Strunk’s Cafe
Ben Barfoot
Robert Adams
RK. W. Blattner
United Fund
Humboldt
David S. Woods
Bridgette Club
Robert Osborn
Robert Sharp
George Works
Joseph Heenan
John Weilert
Bill Griffith
Woods
Leslie Lehman
Lehman
Cotton Wins Michigan Light Heavy Title In Detroit Outing
Eddie Cotton of Seattle outpointed Henry Hank of Detroit over 15 rounds to claim the Michigan version of the world light heavyweight championship. In New York Vince Shomo defeated Antonio Mariccia in a 15 round decision. In Houston Rip Randall edged Frankie Ramirez over 10 rounds. A San Jose bout between Denny Mover and Memo Avon ended in a 10 round draw.
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Flint
Mich
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Henry Hank
Detroit
Cotton
Michigan
New York
Vince Shomo
Antonio Mariccilla
Newark
Houston
Rip Randall
Frankie Ramirez
Los Angeles
San Jose
Calif
Denny Mover
Portland
Ore
Memo Avon
Mexico
Farm School for Wilson County offers second training series
In Wilson County the Agricultural Extension Council sponsors a second series of farm management lessons led by county agent Dan Pherigo. Last year 18 families enrolled and favored the program, which now spans 12 lessons covering long term plans, farmstead and yard layout, capital outlays, financing, and credit. Over 250 farm families completed the program in southeastern Kansas last year.
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Fredonia
Wilson County Agricultural Extension Council
Dan Pherigo
Kansas
Menjou Dies at 73 in Beverly Hills Home
Hollywood mourns Adolph Menjou a veteran actor whose career spanned more than 50 years and over 200 films He died of chronic hepatitis at his Beverly Hills residence He was 73 His third wife Verree Teasdale and their adopted son Peter 27 were with him at his side in ill health nine months.
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Beverly Hills
Menjou
Verree Teasdale
Peter
Beard Family Visit Highlights Kansas City Calling
Erie area residents Mrs. Hobart Beard and her granddaughter Lisa Beard joined Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beard and Tony Beard of Fredonia for a Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blessman in Kansas City. Also visiting was J. A. Harper of Garnett who celebrated his birthday.
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M. H. Ellis
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Humboldt
W. L. Drake
C. A. Boyd
Hutchinson
Columbus
Ohio
Hobart Beard
Lisa Beard
Stephen Beard
Tony
Fredonia
Robert Blessman
J. A. Harper
Garnett
Registered Herefords For Sale At Stryker Ranch
Hereford cattle for sale including 15 yearling bulls and pastured calves. 40 senior and winter bull calves, some over 600 pounds at seven months and over 1000 pounds at a year. 30 yearling heifers and calves, 40 registered cows, half calving this fall. 10 commercial heifer calves and a few club steers. 4 herd bulls. All registered cattle guaranteed free of dwarfism. 7 miles south of Fredonia. Richard Stryker, Lafontaine 633-2187.
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Stryker Hereford Ranch
Fredonia
Richard Stryker
Lafontaine
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Fort Dodge
Julie
Fort Dodge Community College
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Ists
R. J. Barnard
Donna Price
Frank Hemphill
Mmes
Gene Lassman
Laura Ann
Santa Barbara
Cherryvale
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John Lassman
Humboldt Methodist Church
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Boyd Herstein
Wheatland
Wyo
Harry Conklin
Colony
John Conklin
C. J. Record
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Vern Barrick
Fort Scott
G. W. Barnard
Ford Barrow
A. C
Janesville
David Bradley
David Bradley Burr
Fred Rebert
Frank Troutman
Don Marple
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Ed Worley
1St National Bank
Kansas College
Eddie Buzzell
Leon Burch
Harold Rush
Gene John
Phil Young
Northern Michigan
Carl Meyers
Bethany Baker Southwestern Bethel
Business Men's League
Strunk
THE
Farm School
Hollywood
Adolph Menjou
Pittsburgh
South Western
W. Beech
Baylor University
Don Trull
Baylor
Trull
Erie Vicinity
American Industrial Bankers: Association
Limerick
Alan Collins
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