Teachers Are Welcomed at Humboldt Celebration
Mrs. Carl Nelson received a surprise birthday party with cake and ice cream from Arthur Erickson Jordan and neighbors. Attendees included the Ericksons Jordans Carl and Mrs Nelson. A watermelon feed for Humboldt teachers and board members drew about 65 people with Dr E E Long and Robert Heibert presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Nursing Home
Bertha Clay
G. N. Halsey
Mmes. H. B. Jones
C. E. Wiles
J. C. McCurdy
Charles Wilkerson
Clara McGrew
Humboldt
Robert Heibert
Teachers Association
E. E. Long
Clyde Snender
Lloyd McWilliams
Jasper
Robert Barnett
Clair Barnett
Kansas City Man Killed by Bulldozer
Police identified 50 year old Prodes ta Brody as the man killed when a 16 ton bulldozer ran over him while he slept in tall grass behind an abandoned apartment on 1610 East 10th Street in Kansas City. Bulldozer operator Robert Henry, 55, said he did not see Brody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Prodesta Brody
Brody
10Th St
Robert Henry
Hearing for Attachment of Perry School Territory
The State Superintendent Adel F. Throckmorton announces a hearing at 2:30 p.m. on September 10, 1965, at Perry Schoolhouse to consider attaching Perry School District No. 87 Woodson County to Unified School Districts 366 258 or 387 under the third unification act. The territory includes all of Jt. No. 87 not in a unified district and details a long route through Woodson County with the option of attachment to one or more unified districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction
State OF
Kansas
Perry
Woodson County
Jt. No
Unified
State of Kansas
Allen County
Wilson County
Senate
Legislature of
Adel F. Throckmorton
Three Topnotch Attractions Scheduled in Fall Series
The Chanute Community Celebrity Services presents a fall lineup in the Chanute Municipal Auditorium. Sammy Kaye with his nationally known orchestra appears October 6. Whittemore and Lowe perform November 14, and Jose Molina Bailes Espanoles brings Madrid dancers and musicians on November 26.
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Chanute
Chanute Community
Vernon McCune
Sammy Kaye
Whitemore
Lowe
Jose Molina Bailes
Panoles
Kaye
Whittemore
Jose Molina
Tax Board urges new oil assessment schedule
The Kansas Board of Tax Appeals asks Gov. Avery to push the Property Valuation Department to prepare a new oil property assessment schedule. It notes 458 tax appeals resolved, including 58 from major oil and gas firms, and reports $3.3 million total reductions with $1.7 million on oil and gas valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Board of Tax Appeals
William H. Avery
Oil Appeals
Valuation Department
Avery
McCue
Passenger Is Important Job By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE argues the passenger role is valuable as the audience for life’s actors. He recalls sailing with a friend who bought an expensive boat and learned that praise and moral support can be more helpful than hands on help, ending with a promise of another cruise together.
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New York
Curbstone
Eastern Kansas highway bids total 2.9 million
Apparent low bids on eastern Kansas highway work totaled 2.9 million. Reno Construction Co. of Overland Park bid 870,043 for 7.8 miles on I 35 near U S 56 at Merriam. Amino Brothers Co. of Kansas City Kan led grading at 808,974 on a U S 69 relocation. Ted Workerson Inc. Kansas City Kan built nine bridges for 439,107. John Bruner of Kansas City Kan seeded for 24,286. Other projects include Iola grading and base 224,934 to Blacktop Construction, and K263 and K52 work by Topeka Asphalt and Freeston Construction respectively, with various seeding and roadside improvements and landscaping for I-70 through Topeka at 39,976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Merriam
Reno Construction Co
Overland Park
U. S. 69
Johnson-Miami
Amino Brothers Co
Kansas City
Kan
Ted Wolkerson Inc
John Bruner
U. S.54
Iola
Blactop
Emporia
Deer Creek Parkway
East 10Th Street
Topeka Asphalt Co
Fred Beachner
St. Paul
Mound City
Freete Construction Co
Pittsburg
Prescott
Freeto Construction Co
Heart of City
Retroactive Social Security Benefits Mailings Begin Sept 15
The Social Security Administration said the first retroactive checks go out September 15. Missouri receives 23 million dollars and Kansas 11 million as part of a 7 percent increase effective January 1, 1965, with a minimum four dollar monthly rise. Over 20 million checks totaling 885 million are scheduled to be mailed over a week.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Missouri
Kansas
Congress
Kansas Population Gains Seen in 1965 Estimates
Census Bureau released state population estimates as of July 1, 1965 with figures for July 1, 1964. Kansas stands at 2,234,000 this year, up from 2,227,000 last year, while Missouri shows 4,497,000 and 4,473,000 respectively.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Missouri
Kansas
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James Hess
Phil Hess
Joe Weiner
Chanute Municipal Auditorium
Whittemore and
Roy N. McCue
Appeals Board
Allen
Anderson
Barber
Barton
Brown
Butler
Cloud
Coffey
Comanche
Cowley
Doniphan
Douglas
Elk
Ellis
Ellsworth
Finney
Franklin
Graham
Greenwood
Harper
Haskell
Jackson
Kingman
Labette
Linn
Lyon
Marion
Marshall
McPherson
Miami
Ness
Pawnee
Pratt
Reno
Rice
Riley
Rooks
Rush
Russell
Saline
Sedgwick
Seward
Shawnee
Stafford
Stevens
Sumner
Trego
Hal Boyle
Lkt
T-Bone
Swift
Franks
Pikes Peak
Hills Bros
Old Milwaukee
Pak Ctn
New
Mountain Dew
Jug
Guy
Pard
Vienna
U. S
Nabisco
van Camp
Van
Allen Solid Pack
Minneapolis
N. Santa Fe
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