Buffalo Midway Consolidated School opens with 281 students
The Buffalo Midway Consolidated School opens on September 2 with 281 enrolled. Superintendent Robert J. Dollar teaches biology. C P Sandeen handles instrumental music and Mrs Sandeen vocal music. Charles Scholer PE and drivers ed. Noel Long industrial arts. Warren Jones science. Mrs Harry Orendorff English and government. Rhoda Austin home economics. John Laster commerce. Ray Hames eighth grade. multiple teachers cover grades one through seven. Noon lunch serves 275. Custodians are Charles Anderson and Clarence Neilson. bus drivers listed. Community notices include arrivals from Wichita and a birth in August, refinery return, and local meetings with noted officials and plans for Homecoming.
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Buffalo — Midway Consolidated School
Robert J. Dollar
C. P. Sandeen
Sandeen
Charles Schooler
Noel Long
Warren Jones
Harry Orendorff
Rhoda Austin
John Laster
Ray Hames
Floyd Collison
Bonnie Travis
Ivan Mears
Amye Stevens
G. M. Pierce
Charles Anderson
Junior Braman
Otho York
Stu Milligan
Roy Anderson
H. J. Fisher
Clarence Neilson
Merle Summerville
Neodesha
Altoona Junction
Earlton social notes of reunions and visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirby and Eugene, with R. V. Fickel family, attended a Carl ile reunion at Glasgo and visited relatives in Jamestown Riley and Colony then returned to Dayton. Leo Priddle and Los Angeles visitors tour Hutchinson before heading home to Earlton. Local families, hospital stays, and trips to Chanute Fort Scott and Topeka are noted along with several visits and a Yellowstone trip.
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Earlton
Tom Kirby
Eugene
R. V. Fickel
Glasgo
Jamestown
Riley and
Colony
Fred Paulie
Manhattan
Dayton
Leo Priddle
California
8. R. Blair
Los Angeles
Priscilla Deck
Lawrence Deck
Hutchinson
Glen Shamblin
Coffeyvillee
Edd Wolfe
L. C. Scribner
S. T. Walkley
Riley Graham
Chanute
John Waltermier
West Coast
Graham
James
Roy
Fort Hall
Idaho
Waltermier
Mrs. Burghart
Oregon
Yellowstone National Park
Lizzie Fackler
Car Rebuilds Too Low, Ends in Police Pound
Denver police stopped Elvires Martinez after he paid 3600 for a hard top car then spent 600 more to lower the body six inches and cut four inches from the top. The officer said the vehicle lacked sufficient windshield space and ordered it hauled to the police pound.
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Denver
Elvires Martinez
Martinez
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T. L. Bushfield
Union Gas Company
Lulu Houston
Raymond Clinesmith
Ed Bowman
Harry James
Orange
Tex
Maynard Clough
Clough
Judy
W. R. Johnson
Houston
Edd Rice
Maynard Brown
Marilyn
Rodney
Roger
Ellsworth
Mrs
Paul Brown
Mas
Bob T. Blackwood
Rob
John
Wilbanks
Ore
Clarence Wilbanks
Sandia Base
Albuquerque
N. M
Homer May
Miles Thogmartin
Highland
Harry Callicott
St. Louis
Warren Stover
Fredonia
Mmes
Carl Stoll
Ella Wolfe
John States
J. L. Walker
M. J. Clough
W. T. Blackwood
Maude Rogers
Howard Baughn
Thule
Greenland
Fort Dix
N.J
Fort Bliss
Baughn
Oren A. Baughn
S. Highland
Walnut High School
Roberta
Aetna Casualty & Surety CO
Bob Allen Agency
Bidg. & Loan Office
Chanute Ins. Board
Page Cottage Cheese
Wolfe
Chester Henderson
Neal
Vern
Sharon
Darrel Petty
Baby
Joe Dillow
Santa Fe
Topeka
Mrs. Dillow
Evelyn
Thayer
Odds and Ends
Grace Walker Shoes
Tweed
Chanute Furniture CO
W. Mein
The
Chanute Tribune
Wheeler's
East Main
Torrence Jewelry
Gorham
Tioga Hotel
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