Lois Tomlinson and Gary Lindquist Wed in Presbyterian Church
Lois Tomlinson became the bride of Gary Lindquist at an 8 o'clock ceremony Friday night in the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. William T. Hunt performed the double ring service with traditional wedding music. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomlinson of 1521 S. Ashby and the groom is the son of Fred Lindquist and Leona Bandy. The couple will reside at 1521 Edith after November 2.
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Gary Lindquist
First Presbyterian Church
William T. Hunt
Dave Petterson
Ralph Tomlinson
S. Ashby
Fred Lindquist
N. Evergreen
Leona Bandy
Iola
Sharon Cowen
Gordon Miley
Ard Tomlinson
Lindquist
Chanute High School
Clark's School of Business
Topeka
Mid-America Refining Company
Korea
Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co
Edith
Expensive Catfish Buys Back Lake Fish
A large one eyed catfish named Goodbye is catching high prices for lake owners in Louisville. They buy back anglers catches at 2 dollars per pound. The 21 pound fish has yielded 94.50 dollars in repayments after two recent catches.
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Louisville
Randall Cartwright
Marysville
Ind
Carl Skinner
Jeffersonville
Snow becomes life peer joins Labour government in Lords
C P Snow a British novelist scientist is made a life peer as he joins the Labour government to speak for it in the House of Lords. He took the title Baron Snow of Leicester Friday after being named parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Technology.
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London
C. P. Snow
Labor
House of Lords
Baron Snow
Leicester
Ministry of Tecnology
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Pilgrim Fathers
Farm Prices Dip Slightly in Kansas Mid October
JOPEKA AP reports Kansas farm prices fell two percent from September to mid October and were about 14 percent lower than a year earlier. The mid October index reached 204 percent of the 1910-14 base, with wheat at 1.41 per bushel, corn 1.14, and all beef cattle at 17.10 per hundredweight, down from September and last year.
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Jopeka
Kansas
Federal
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Westminster Class Elects Officers At First Presbyterian
The Westminster Class of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Mabel Hudson’s home. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Ralph Drake and Secretary Mrs. J. D. Taylor. Fifteen members attended and hostesses were Mrs. Crockatt Mrs. Roy Gibson and Mrs. Wegman.
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Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Mabel Hudson
W. Main
Ralph Drake
W. C. Hensley
W. A. Goolsbee
J. D. Taylor
Herman Squier
T. W. Boman
Gladys Wright
Agnes Crockatt
Crockatt
Roy Gibson
W. H. Wegman
C. H. Decker
A. A. Baltz
Death Notice for Harvey Middendorf 4 Staten Island
Harvey Middendorf, 4, of Staten Island New York died at work from a heart attack. He was born April 22, 1918 east of Humboldt and lived in Staten Island 21 years. WWII Coast Guard veteran and former St Peter's Lutheran member. Survived by wife Louise and children Gregory Brian Marie, parents Herman and May Middendorf, five sisters and five brothers. Funeral Monday in Staten Island with relatives attending.
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Harvey Middendorf
Staten Island
N.Y
Marine Base Hospital
Herman Middendorf
Humboldt
US Coast Guard
St. Peter's Lu
Louise
Gregory
Brian
Marie
Jim Damico
St. Louis
Evelyn Williams
Frank Tichenor
Evergreen
Mary Middendorf
E. Main
Ed Hastedt
Willard
Glendale
Calif
Walter
Elsmore
Albert
Ray
Arthur
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals and Births Summary
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital activity with admissions and dismissals at multiple locations. Notable entries include Mrs. Ed Crowe and Mr. Ralph Burghart admissions and Mrs. J W Halverstadt dismissals, births to Mr. and Mrs. Bollig and Mr. and Mrs. Clark, plus traffic citations for A C Williams and Francis Meeker.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Morson
Earlton
Ed Crowe
Highland
Glen Ashley
Phillip Perez
Humboldt
Walt Bass
N. Highland
Floyd Greenwood
Rutter
Ralph Burghart
Tal
J. W. Halverstadt
Charles F. Yockey Jr
Sandra Gier
Glenda Johnson
Howard McNeill
Robert Bollig
Raymond Clark
S. Western
Erie High Honor Roll of 1964 65 Term Named
The Erie High School honor roll for the first six weeks of the 1964 65 term was announced by Superintendent John Shireman. First honor list includes Seniors Mickey Casady Claudia Dunlop Jeannine Gorman Janet Hand Jerry Houghton Nikki Jones Jane Lockwood Sylvia Lowe Donne Madi Anita Harvey Connie McDermod Sharon Morgan Sherry Pierce Brenda Samples Margie Simmons Julia Taylor Teresa Welch Mary Ann Wheeler Mary Wright Juniors Barbara Arthur Linda Craven Kathy Richey Diana Riffel Gordon McKinnie Carole LaRue Marjorie Hines Richard Hines Debra Mullen Beverly Parker Jane Wilcox Freshmen Randy Ewen Joyce Runyon Terry Thiesing Joyca Volk. Second honors include Seniors David Atkins Linda Hall Kenny Hazen Elaine Hines Jene Hudson Larry Huffman Forrest McCoy Harolyn Smith Jerry Smith Juniors Dinah Mitchell Sue Sanders Kenny Sexton Sophomores Susan Beech Rickey Hole Roger Kinne Anita McCoy Claudia McKinney Linda Raney Freshmen Lila Hall Kenny Kyser Jane McDermot Carol Mills Rosa Lee Satchell Deana Smith.
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Mickey Casady
Claudia Dunlop
Jeannine Gorman
Janet Hand
Jerry Houghton
Nikki Jones
Jane Lockwood
Sylvia Lowe
Donne Madi
Anita Harvey
Connie McDermod
Sharon Morgan
Sherry Pierce
Brenda Samples
Margie Simmons
Julia Taylor
Teresa Welch
Mary Ann Wheeler
Mary Wright
Barbara Arthur
Linda Craven
Kathy Richey
Diana Riffel
Gene Wheeles
Nancy Womeldorff
Gordon Mc
David Atkins
Linda Hall
Kenny Hazen
Elaine Hines
Jene Hudson
Larry Huffman
Forrest McCoy
Harolyn Smith
Jerry Smith
Dinah Mitchell
Sue Sanders
Kenny Sexton
Susan Beech
Rickey Hole
Roger Kinne
Anita McCoy
Cladia McKinney
Linda Raney
Lila Hall
Kenny Kyser
Jane McDermot
Carol Mills
Rosa Lee Satchell
Deana Smith
Funeral Service for Sylvester W. Mayes Held Friday
Funeral services for Sylvester W. Mayes were held at Johnson Mortuary Friday afternoon. Dr. Fred Shaw conducted the service. Mrs. Dale Stemple and Mrs. Ethel Reno, with Grace Boman, sang Beautiful Isle and God's Way is the Best Way. Floral attendants were Mrs. Hazel Tyson and Mrs. Howard Earnest. Bearers were Wilford Johnson, Tom Dye, Fred Markham, Charles Blanchard, Fred McHenry and Duard Young. Burial was in Earlton cemetery.
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Mayes
Sylvester W. Mayes
Johnson Mortuary
Fred Shaw
Dale Stemple
Ethel Reno
Grace Boman
Beautiful Isle
Hazel Tyson
Howard Earnest
Wilford Johnson
Tom Dye
Fred Markham
Charles Blanchard
Fred McHenry
Duard Young
Earlton Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs Lot tie Hutchinson
Funeral service for Mrs Lot tie Hutchinson will be Monday at 11 a.m. in the Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with Dr. Duff D. Wagoner officiating. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery in Topeka at 2:30 p.m. Contributions may be made to the heart fund in her memory.
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Lottie May Hutchinson
Koch-Skinner
Duff D. Wagoner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Topeka
Heart Fund
Kansas City Weather Temperatures Reported Across Kansas
AP reports 24 hour temperature ranges ending 6 am with values from Dodge City 83 52 Emporia 89 48 Garden City 89 48 Goodland 85 40 Wichita 80 51 Topeka 78 42 Pleasant conditions noted across the state with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
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Kansas City
Dodge City
Ssessere
Emporia
Garden City
Serveseres
Goodland
Death of Dr Hickey Noted in California
Mr and Mrs J C Taylor of 1314 Santa Fe report the death of Dr F R Hickey in Long Beach California on Thursday He once practiced in Chanute The funeral will be held Monday in Long Beach
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J. C. Taylor
Santa Fe
F. R. Hickey
Long Beach
Calif
Hickey
Chanute
Boy recovers after major heart surgery in Kansas City
Troy Lynn Haddan, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Haddan of rural Stark, who had been seriously ill after heart surgery at KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas on October 9, is slowly improving.
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Troy Lynn Haddan
James §. Haddan
Stark
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Social Calendar for Sunday through Tuesday
Sunday activities include Brotherhood of allroad Trainmen at JOOF Hall at 2:30 p.m. Monday lists NARCE at 804 W. Main for a noon covered dish. Shakespeare Club meets at 1:31 p.m. World War I Veterans Auxiliary hosts a Memorial Building covered dish dinner. Rebekah Lodge refresh ments 7:39 p.m. Arts and Crafts launches at 9 a.m. to noon. Tuesday events feature various clubs at First National Village Unit and Athenaeum at 1 p.m. Steuben at 2 p.m. Modern Study group, Welfare Office activities, Circle and EUB Church at 7:30 p.m. Murray Hill School and Gem and Society Federation Room at 7 p.m. Ladies gather for Patriarch's Milk, Masonic Temple. Women and Girls events at OOF hall around 2 p.m.
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NARCE
Charles Wampler
W. Main
Shakespeare Club
H. C. Bodley
W. Larson
Vilas Emebulivers
Marvin Olson
Athenaeum
Jor Pollock
Steuben
Kenneth Keas
E. Dorst
Hele
EUB
Rene
Murray Hill
Gem and — Society
Federation Room
Masonic Temple
Pam
TOPS Club Plans Halloween Party Decor at Kan sas Site
TOPS meets Friday afternoon at 200 S Kan sas with 11 members decorating the building for the Halloween party slated for Saturday night.
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Tops Determinettes
Kansas
California Surfers Brave Winter Cold Surf
In winter Southern California surf riders don rubber suits to battle cold gray seas and ride the waves.
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California
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Oliphant
Neosho County
Betty Barr
R. E Drake
N. Senta Fe
Denny McLaughlin
Mgr
Walter Zapashny
Moscow
Beverly Hills
Lindsay Crosby
Bing Crosby
Sunset Strip
Jacques Leslie
Boston
John F. Kennedy
Dren
Caroline
John
Asheville, N.C
Billy Graham
Graham
Montreal
N.C
Asheville
Mrs. Hudson
Theran
New York
Daily Transcript
A. C. Williams
S. Garfield
Francis Meeker
15Th
Erie
Erie High School
John Shireman
Chharles F. Forsuit
Labette, Neosho and Wilson Counties
Charles F. A
Red Cross
Wichita Hagle
Topeka Capital Journal
The
Kansas City Star
Senate
Forsyth
Emery Wilson
Hutchinson Service
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Germany
Berlin Wall
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Dial Tribune
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Tops
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Ort
Waring
Vernon
Levy
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