Sam the No 1 blood donor dog at K State Vet Hospital
Sam a hound variety dog at Kansas State University Veterinary Hospital has donated A negative blood more than 60 times in 32 years, totaling nearly three gallons for canine transfusions. Dr. J E Mosier notes beneficiaries include accident victims, puppies, greyhounds, and prize shepherds. Sam, now six to seven, hopes to continue three to four years before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Sam
J. E. Mosier
Jack Catlin
Manhattan, Kan
Veterinary
K-State
Estate of Jean Foster hearing announced in Erie Kansas
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court sets a hearing for the estate of Jean Foster to appoint an administrator. Petitioners Madge Brady Gladys C Williams and Lester Floyd seek appointment. defenses due October 12 1964 at 10 00 A M in Erie.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Jean Foster
Geld Court
Madge Brady
Gladys C. Williams
Lester Floyd
Erie
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
Chanute
Kansas
Alberta Gough
SEAL
Recommendations for controlling undesirable weeds in pastures
Neosho county weed supervisor Orval Wood outlines methods for managing native prairie weeds in pastures. Mowing and selective chemicals like 24-D Ester are advised, with timing in late May to early June and repeated mowing for ironweed and vervain to prevent seeding.
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ST. Paul
Neosho County
Orval Wood
Kansas
Estate of Edna Peterson Administrator Appointed
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees that on September 2 1964 Charles Benshall was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Edna Peterson deceased by the Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas. All claims must be exhibited or be forever barred. Charles E Henshall administrator address 5V6 East Main Street attorney pro se Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Moller
Fred Mitchelson
Margaret A. Mohler
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute Tribune
Edna Peterson
Neosio County
Charles &. Henshall
Charles E. Henshall
Main Street
Chanute
Alberta Gough
Bank Teller Pleads Guilty to Embezzling
Kansas City AP report says James D. Blizzard 30 pleaded guilty to embezzling 1400 dollars from First National Bank of Miami Ohio in 1963 and received four years probation. Blizzard listed Columbus Kansas as home and was arrested in Kansas City November 19 1963 after leaving Miami. His case appeared in U.V. district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
First National Bank of
Miami
Ohlo
James D. Blizzard
Columbus
Kieffer Promoted to Air Force Staff Post
Maj. Gen. William B. Kieffer, director of personnel at Strategic Air Command, is named assistant deputy chief of staff for personnel at U S Air Force headquarters in Washington. Transfer occurs mid October. successor at SAC not announced.
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Omaha
William B. Kieffer
Strategic Air Command
U. S. Air Force Headquarters
Washington
Kieffer
SAC
Retired Kansan Keeps Busy in Mexico with Diction Teaching
W. A. Rossiter of Coffeyville after leaving a Wichita plant travels south each fall and returns in spring to the United States. He teaches English diction at a summer school in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, in a single open room under a thatched roof. He aids 8 to 15 year olds and adults, collecting Mexican and Indian artifacts for exchange, while distributing catalogs and clothes to friends on return trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Escondido
Oxacoa State
Mexico
Scout Pack 235 Den 3 Meets at First Baptist Church
Scout Pack 235 Den 3 held a Thursday meeting in the First Baptist church basement with Monty McCoy leading the flag salute. Scott Allen gave the Cub Scout promise, Al bert Gutierrez organized games and refreshments, and the group planned next week’s activities. Mrs. Dale Sneeringer and Mrs. Hazel McCoy serve as den mothers. Den 1 hosted a mothers’ coffee at Mrs. Jim McKinsey’s home.
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Monty McCoy
First Baptist Church
Scott Allen
Albert Gutierrez
Dale Sneeringer
Hazel McCoy
Cub Scouts
Den 1
Jim McKinsey
N. Forest
McKinsey
Floyd Ruble
City Park
Billy
Ed McGowen
Mike Smith
Carl Barnhart
Bruce Mullen
Junior Bohrer
Jeffrey Phelps
Harvey Spencer
Randy Lock
Lonnie Stipp
Rex Houghton
Steven Crable
Stanley Clingan
Dana Cook
Parsons
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Kenneth Killough
L. R. Rogers
Tom Burress
Earl Miller
Dwain Duccy
Russell family reunion and community notices in Osawatomie
Altoona and nearby communities report a Russell family reunion at Osawatomie followed by attendance at the 60th wedding anniversary of Clarence Carver in Neodesha. Also listed are visits, hospital admission, church society activities, guest travels to Manhattan and Kansas State University, and college enrollment of local students.
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Altoona
Charles Russell
Ralph Russell
Floyd Russell
Russell
Osawatomie
Neodesha
Clarence Carver
Bill Wilson
Oklahoma City
Okla
May Wilson
Carl Thurman Sr
Wilson County Hospital
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodst Church
Fellowship Hall
Reed Stree
Gary Hemmingway
George Staley
Paul Millard
Allie Harbert
Streets
Leslie Frankenberg
Alta Aldridge
Lynn Aldridge
Nancy
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Aldridge
Helen Mallam
Barbara Burgan
David Cranor
Terry Topiai
Charles Wiles
Mike Stark
Loren Cranor
Jim Callarman
Independence Community College
Marlon Frankenberg
Mike Peck
Janet Douglas
Chanute Junior College
Steve Forsythe
John Davis Jr
Sue Ann Weber
Kansas State University At
John Hyde
Ann Detwiler
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Robert Stewart
Marcia McCuistion
Emporia State College of Emporia
Steve Wiles
Coffeyville Junior College
Lois Lynn Borland
Erie High Holds Election and Local Notices
Erie High announces student council members with Kenny Hazen as council president. Faculty sponsors include Larry Huffman Jene Hudson John Shireman and others. Local visits note Navy discharge of Keith McCoy and enrollments. Blood drive yielded 108 pints with 15 rejects. Community events cover Delta Kappa Gamma dinner, contractor meeting in Newton, and various visits, celebrations, and social updates from town residents.
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Erie
Kenny Hazen
Larry Huffman
Jene’ Hudson
John Shireman
Gladys Fones
Leslie Scoville
Carol LaRue
Gene Wheeles
Charles Ales
Ed Matuszak
Clifford Ilson
Suzanne Waring
Richard Hines
Twyla Hines
Ken Buntin
Joyce Runegan
Lila Hall
Art West
Gene Leigh
Keith McCoy
Kansas University
Lawrence
Fred McCoy
Navy
Boyd Bartholomew
Chanute
George Wright
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bert Shackelton
R. C. Buchanan
C. E. Fones
Hazel Meekser
Delta Kappa Gamma
William §. Hill
Gerald Scott
Ft. Scott
Carl Diepenbrock
Wilson County
Newton
Beatle Tour Drains Fans And Pockets In 30 Day Run
AP reports a cleanup of finances after a 30 day Beatles tour of the United States and Canada. Promoters and lawyers estimate receipts well over a million dollars from 24 cities with many shows sold out. In Kansas City a promoter paid 150000 for one appearance. Beatles collected about 60 percent of gross, total attendance not disclosed. A benefit show is planned in New York at Forest Hills before returning to London.
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Tery
United States
Canada
Liverpool
Dallas
Tex
New York
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Forest Hills Tennis Stadium
Paramount Theater
London
Virginia Lee Bennett
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Kan
Bennett
Virginia
Boy's Body Found After Wandering From Home
Wichita police and fire crews recovered the body of Jeffery Parson a d year old boy after he wandered away with his dog from his north Wichita home. The Chisholm Creek Canal, about a quarter mile from the Parson residence, was searched following a missing child report.
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Wichita
Jeffery Parson
Chisholm Creek
Jeffery
James Parson
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Associated Press
Coffeyville, Kan
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Bluebirds
W.A. Rossiter
Coffeyville
Rossiter
Scout News
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Gilbert Borland
Erie High
University of Kansas
Shyrell Cranor
Phillips University
Enid
Gary Hemingway
St. Paul's Theological Seminary
Lester Melrvin
R. K, Rea
Firman Vickery
Newkirk
Assa
Myron Tanner
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
John Corona
Los Angeles
Tanner
Ted Cambern
Canal
Lyle Fursman
Chrysler
Lincoln
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