News Briefs From Heltor's and Local Events
Local ads note needlepoint stock at Heltor's and service moves for Schultz Judy Agency to 201 East Main offering insurance real estate car tags titles and taxes. Community notices include a church sermon at New Hope Baptist Church by Reverend Beesment in Paola Kansas on Sunday at 3 00 PM and Grange convention delegate election update with degree work.
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Schultz and Judy Agency
East Main
Main & Highland
Phone
Beesment
Paola
Kansas
New Hope Baptist Church
Club No
University extension and instructor in speech and journalism at KU
A native of McPherson he comes here from Bethany College where he taught speech and drama.
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K.U
McPherson
Bethany College
Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hospital daily notices list admissions and dismissals for Thursday and today. Names include Mrs John C. Mears Yates Center surgical. Linda Evans 520 S Central surgical. Mrs D E Rice Buffalo medical. Mrs Richard Coykendall Humboldt medical. and births for Wayne Gericke and wife at SER Hospital. Dismissals feature Mrs Robert Carlison Earlton and Mrs Kenneth Spurling Earlton among others.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
John C. Mears
Yates Center
Surgical
Linda Evans
S. Central
D. E. Rice
Buffalo
Medical
Richard Coykendall
Humboldt
Robert Carlison
W. Beach
Kenneth Spurling
Earlton
Orville Stowell
N. Washington
Virgil Shaw
Eric
Virgil Lowe
W. Ash
Anna Stoll
Wayne Gericke
S. Garfield
Deaths and Funeral Notice for Chester A. Irwin
Chester A. Irwin, 66, of Kansas City, died Wednesday at Armour Fields golf club from a heart attack. He worked about 40 years as a crude oil accountant for Socony Mobile and White Eagle Oil. Born 1891 near Rest, he married Elizabeth Heitman in 1915. Survivors include wife, son Scott of Dallas, daughters Mrs. R. D. Merril Jr. of Memphis and Mrs. James Price of Garden City, and brothers L. P. of La Habra, F. F. of Merriam, M. A. of Chanute. Funeral service Saturday at 12:30 p.m. Freeman Chapel, 42nd and Broadway. Burial Mt. Moriah Cemetery.
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Chester A. Irwin
Chester A. Irwi
Kansas City
Armour Fields
State Line
Chanute
W. A. Irwin
Socony-Mobile
White Eagle Oil Company
Rest
Elizabeth Heitman
Broadway Methodist Church
Scott
Dallas
R. D. Merril Jr
Memphis
James Price
Garden City
L. P
LaHabra
Calif
F. F
Merriam
M. A
Freeman Chapel
42Nd and
Broadway
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Humboldt woman Mabel Eskridge 64 dies in Kansas City
Mrs Mabel Eskridge 64 Humboldt died Sept 1 at Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City. Funeral at First Baptist Humboldt with Rev Orville Mason. Burial Highland Iola. Survived by six daughters and four sons. Her life spanned Ottawa Humboldt Garnett Pittsburg Iola and Iowa Park Texas. She had hip fracture Christmas Day 1956 and illness since August.
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Mabel Eskridge
Humboldt
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
First Baptist Church
Orville Mason
Highland Cemetery
Iola
Eskridge
Verla Jean Hoke
E. J. Lombard
Jesus
Mrs. Eskridge
Ottawa
William Eddinger
Warren Campbell
Campbell
Nick Eskridge
Garnett
Humboldt First
Edna McCall
Pittsburg
Thelma Freeman
Max Campbell
Iowa Park
Texas
Mark Campbell
Junction City
Wayne and
Lynn Campbell
Tom Rea Named To Journalism Post
Tom Rea, a University of Kansas graduate, has been named coordinator of journalism activities at the Lawrence program.
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Tom Rea
Journalism Post
Lawrence F
University of Kansas
Birth of a new Edsel car announced by Ford
Ford Motor Company of Dearborn announces the Edsel as the newest member of the Ford Family of Fine Cars. Citizens are invited to view the Edsel at nearby dealers.
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Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford
Edsel
Faubus Appeals To Eisenhower For Cooperation
Gov. Orval Faubus in a telegram to President Eisenhower said he has notified the U S district attorney and the FBI that his personal counsel and the Arkansas State Police director are available to discuss evidence used to preserve public peace. He pledged to cooperate in upholding the Arkansas and nation’s constitutions. Meantime guardsmen detained six white university students from Minneapolis briefly at Little Rock Central High School before releasing them.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
U. S
FBI
Arkansas State Police
Arkansas
Claude Caprenter
Faubus
Carpenter
National Guard
Little Rock Central High School
U. S.S. District Court
United States District Attorney
William J. Smith
Herman J. Lindsey
Minneapolis
Alan Templeton
New Orleans
Aircrafts Lead Slow Market Turnover Slips In 1957
In New York weathered stock trading, aircraft stocks rose while the broader market was sluggish and irregular. Turnover hovered near 1.3 million shares for the day, indicating a quiet session in 1957 trading.
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New York
Drawing and Painting Class to Be Organized
The department of continuing education at Kansas State College in Manhattan announces a 7:30 p.m. meeting Monday in room 203 of Iola Junior High School to organize a 15 week extension course in drawing and painting. Michael Williamson, art teacher in the Iola schools, will instructor the class open to beginners and advanced students. The course offers two college credits or non credit options with a $15 fee. Class schedule will be set by attendees.
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Department of Continuing Education
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Iola
Michael Williamson
Lola
Innocent Verdict in Wichita Death
Mrs. Alzina F. Barron, 44, was found innocent of manslaughter in her husband John Barron’s death. She testified the 43-year-old man was drinking and abusive, and she feared for her life on April 14 when she shot him three times with his 1.25 automatic pistol he had bought for her protection.
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Wichita
Alzina F. Barron
Wedding to Go On Despite Foot Infection
Alfred A. Tayrien, 21, of Leavenworth, hospitalized with an infected foot, will wed Beverly Timberlake, 18, in a wheelchair. The ceremony at St. Joseph Catholic Church proceeds after a picnic injury on a Missouri River sandbar caused a deep cut.
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Leavenworth
Alfred A. Tayrien
Beverly Timberlake
Tayrien
Harry Timberlake
Missouri River
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Batista says Cuban uprising crushed in Cienfuegos
Havana reports President Batista’s government says rebels and dissidents were crushed in south-central Cuba. Casualties total around 75 with 40 to 50 rebels killed or wounded and government losses of 12 killed and 13 wounded. The revolt centered on Cienfuegos after 400 rebels seized police HQ and threatened the port city.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Carlos Prio Socarras
Cienfuegos
Prio
Miami
Fla
Ba‘tista
High Command
Francisco Tabernilla
Army
Adm
Jose Rodriguez Calderon
Navy
Hernando Hernandez
Camp Columbia
Batista
Cienfuegos Naval Post
Naval Post
Storm Brewing in Atlantic Far Out to Sea
Miami weather bureau reports a tropical storm forming far out in the Atlantic. Forecaster Walter Davis notes ships 2,300 miles east-southeast of Miami report falling pressure and rising winds, signaling developing storm activity in a region historically prone to hurricanes.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Walter Davis
Typhoon Bess Strikes Southern Japan Severe damage reported
Typhoon Bess slammed Kyushu with 90 mph winds and heavy rain, destroying or damaging about 250 houses and suspending rail, bus, and air service. Two missing and 1,250 left homeless as rice crops suffer. The storm, moving north at 20 mph, threatens the Tokyo Yokohama region with similar winds by Saturday.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
Tokyo-Yokohama
Anne Parrish Dies at 68 in Danbury Hospital
Anne Parrish, 68, prolific novelist of more than 20 works, died yesterday at Danbury Hospital in Connecticut. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Danbury, Conn
Anne Parrish
Danbury Hospital
Bevan heads to Warsaw and Moscow in Friday travel
Global briefs report Aneurin Bevan leaving London by plane for Warsaw and Moscow to meet Soviet leaders vacationing in the Crimea. Other items note Tito receiving Selwyn Lloyd in Belgrade, an Indian elephant killing a keeper in Assam, and rebel Gen Belounis shifting troops to the French side in Algeria.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Iirish Labor Party
Warsaw
Moscow
Crimea
Algiers
Belounis
35000 Flu Cases Reported in Nation
A Public Health Service spokesman said there are at least 35000 Asian flu cases in the country, up 5000 from last week. The update follows the release of 1028770 additional vaccine doses, bringing total doses available to 3705770.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Good Will Tour Plans Flight to Mexico City
Wichita Chamber of Commerce reports reservations for the Good Will Tour’s first aerial trip to Mexico City on October 30 have reached 45 passengers, as the tour organizes its international goodwill mission.
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Wichita
Mexico City
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
Cattle and Hog Prices Dip Amid Light Demand
Kansas City livestock prices show meager cattle and calves, hogs down 25 cents on some classes with steady sows, and steady to higher feeder lambs. U S numbers include 2 500 hogs with specified weight ranges and prices, while lamb and ewe figures appear for spring slaughter.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Kansas City and Chicago Market Reports Summary
Kansas City produce shows eggs 65 per cent A and 41 others unchanged, poultry hens 4%2 lbs up, 14 others unchanged. Chicago market notes butter steady with receipts 634,000 and varying grade prices. eggs steady with receipts 7,300. live poultry prices steady. grain futures firm on Board of Trade with soybeans up to 2 cents and wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans all higher or mixed.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Board of Trade
Grain and hay prices and receipts in Kansas City market
Kansas City price list shows mixed commodity shifts with cars of wheat corn oats and soybeans quoted, prices largely steady or up modestly. Hay receipts report one car of prairie today, none a week or year ago, and notes on specific grade ranges for No 2 and No 3 cereals.
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Kansas City
Fragmented Egg Grade Listing Noted in Receipt
Readable items list egg grades AA and B with weights or prices unclear. Entries show Grade A and Grade B lines with numeric tokens that resemble quantities or dates but lack full context.
Farlington lake concession building reconstruction near complete
Farlington reconstruction of the lake concession building, burned Aug. 5, should finish by early October. Independence deputy sheriff Chandler Wolf aided a delayed delivery to Mercy Hospital when an ambulance broke down north of town, helping an expectant mother reach care. Fall River reservoir level rose slightly before rains ceased, at 947.98 feet versus a 948.5 normal. last year it stood at 939.46 feet.
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Farlington
Farlington Lake
Independence
Chandler Wolf
Mercy Hospital
Wolf
Fall River
Mantle Hospitalized To Cure Shin Splints
New York Yankee outfielder Mickey Mantle was taken to the hospital last night and will stay there until Tuesday to rest and cure shin splints. Yankees public relations director Bob Fisher said Mantle is not sick but admitted to hospital to keep him off his feet. Rest is cited as the treatment as Mantle has played sparingly while aiming to retain his triple batting crown but insisting on wearing a uniform for each game.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Mantle
Bob Fisher
Yankees
Circle III CWF meeting at Christian church hosts
Mrs Kreider acted as hostess for Circle III of the CWF at the Christian church. Mrs Harold Gox delivered the lesson titled Segregation and The Church Speaks. Mrs Kreider led devotions and the business session. Eleven members attended. Mrs Hodgin of 508 W 5th will host the next gathering.
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Lowell Kreider
Circle III
CWF
The
Christian Church
Harold Gox
Kreider
Hodgin
W. 5Th
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Willard Batteries
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BMA
Tribune
H. FE. Anderson
Orr Henderson
S. Kansas
Thayer
County Grange
Rural Grange
Nathan Hole
Orlie McCoy
Kay Marlene Lowe
Leland Lowe
S. Evergreen
St. Francis Hospital
W. FE. Lewis
S. Highland
San Antonio
Tex
Dean Lewis
Diane
Claudia Pat
Our Lady of the Lake College
Fred Demps
N. Evergreen
Cleveland, C
Magnus E. Gordon Jr
Carol Cady
Lois Cady
Hawaii
H. M. Lefever
B. F
Meery
Kathy
Auburn
Neb
K. L Munsell
Sherry
C. S. Moreland
Clarence LeRoy
Moreland
Marlene Munsell
Lefever
James M. Hall
John M Clubine
S. Forest
Gerald Lee Schmell
Fredonia
Daily Transcript
SER Hospital
John Holmes
Willam Allen
Coffeyville
Virgie Floyd
Melvin Knight
Baxter Springs
Robert E
Bob) Talbot
Murray Gallinson
Marion Johnson
Marion Segal
Robert Milavetz
Mike Goldman
Steven Lange
Harris Levine
Gallinson
Wall Street
At&t
Atchison Beth Steel
Chrysler
du Pont
Phill Pet
PIN Boys
Sportsmans Bowl
Bob Talbot
WN. Allen
Atlantic
Global Briefs
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Selwyn Lloyd
New Delhi
India
Udhaigiri
Assam
China
Peiping
Reuters
Britain
Russia
Vladivostok Bay
Vatican City
Jesuits
Society of Jesus
Blackpool
England
Trade Union Congress
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Calvert
Chanute Tribune
Mrs. Kreider
Krone
Lincoln
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