Working Groups Named by Chamber President Hoy Etling
The Chamber will organize for the coming year with committees led by chairmen and vice chairmen. Agriculture includes Bass Powell and Lloyd Ricker as chair and vice chair, with a long list of members and ex officio Andy Erhart. Budget and Finance led by Tom Meschker, Ted Ludwig, Jim Sloan, and others. Christmas committee chaired by Cy Wasinger with Doc Bowling as vice chair and many members. Civic Affairs chaired by Robert Schriber with Al Gottschalk as vice chair and a large roster. Convention led by Gladya Wren with Inez Dunn as vice chair and numerous participants. Highway chaired by Leigh Perry with several members. Hospitality House led by Chet Cleaver with L J Heinemann as vice chair and a broad member list. Industry chaired by Dear Crotty Sr. Membership chaired by Ted Ludwig with L J Heinemann as vice chair and many names. Retail chaired by Charles Collins with a long membership. School Affairs led by Ralph Gardiner with a slate of members. Tourist & Parks chaired by Emil Salyer with Helen Harp as vice chair and a wide group. 4th of July Celebration chaired by Shelby Bourne with Deane Wiley as ex-officio and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hoy Etling
Bob Shelton
Agriculture
Bass Powell
Andy Erhart
Tom Meschker
Ted Ludwig
Jim Sloan
Cy Wasinger
Doc
Bowling
Tony Jeter
E. Roush
Irwin Johnson
Howard Pollock
George Smith
John Walters T
Irez Dunn
Ovid Harmon
Dan Banman
Frank Leonard
Harold Koeller
Andy
Robert Schriber
al Gottschalk
Virgil Craig
Kenneth Lyon
E. E. Roush
Merle Renick
Merle Myers
Bob Wells
Deane Wiley
Gladya Wren
Inez Dunn
Herman Beringer
Willard Leopold
E. H. Gerecke
R. L. Sharp
John Brougher
Pete Drevnick
Erdene Carley
J. R. Tones
Ae Prevention
Willard
Leopold
Leigh Perry
Chirope, Jr
Rus Tremain
Selover
Rick Dalton
Fred Danford
Dick Stengel
Frank Dailey
Chet Cleaver
L. J. Heinemann
Ray Mayo
Cy Wassinger
Ned Stormont
Archie Patrick
Dear Crotty, Sr
Rey Mayo
Jack Smith
Bob Emery
Louis Holderby
Doug Crotty
John Latta
Bus Gerecke
Maurice Helmick
Conrad Wann
Lester Harp
Oscar Norby
Charles Collins
Charles Renick
Paul Cole
Ray Meyo
Wayne Johnson
Emil Salyer
Helen Harp
Willard DeCamp
J. C. Carter
Ralph Kersey
E. W. Ross
Clyde Daniel
Awbrey Whitehurst
Violet McElroy
Robert Sharp
W. R. Hamsher
Lowell Craig
Tony Mesa
Bill Lewis
Shelby Bourne
Lorraine Pearce
Jim Dunn
Dean Davies
Jim Fare
Tom McGraw
Mitch Geisfer
Kelly Malson
Sibyl Miller
Gene Palmer
Gay Cleaver
Rudy Valenzuela
Bob Gardiner
Glen Hayne
Donaeba
J. B
Virginiad Cleaver
Font
Isther
Murdock
Gene Holloway
Dighton News Elect School Board Members JIGHTON
Dighton News reports community life with weekend visits from Hutchinson and Wakeeney residents, marriage of Lettie Thomas and Ronald Zenor, and local church affairs. Barn fire on Pete Major farm blamed on faulty wiring. several residents travel for visits and gatherings. Old Settlers Picnic attendance noted, saddle club placement, and local relocations. New school board members elected in District No. 5. Mrs P Fewett dies unexpectedly. Floyd Hampson family visit in Bird City. Newton visitor Mae Berger stays for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jighton
Carl
Richard Popp
Fred. Popp
Arlo Boltz
Pete Major
Bill Brown
First Baptist Church
Bigelow
Ark
Dighton
Brown
J. A. Langston
Keith Schouf
Wakeeney
Bob Smith
Morrison
Kings
Smith
Raymond Ehmke
Floyd Fullers
Maude Fa
Gerquist
Claude Rileys
LeRoy Atterburys
Old Settlers
Ness City
Dighton Saddle Club
Larry Kerr
Kansas City
Gene Bradstreet
Clara Ramsel
Waldo
Bradstreets
Moab
Utah
John Lewis
California
Scott County
Phil Atterbury
Newton
Mae Berger
William Berger
Elmer Storemont, Jr
Harry Smith
Browsing Deer Hinder Regrowth of Tree Crop
In Salem Oregon forestry officials warn deer browsing on small trees in reforestation efforts along the Tillamook burn impedes timber revival. Forester George Spaur cites deer, insects, mice and porcupines as major risks, with some areas showing up to eighty percent damage to saplings. The Lakeview Elks Club offers prizes to youths who trap porcupines as another hazard to young trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Tillamook
Oregon Forestry Department
George Spaur
Lakeview
Elks Club
Miss Kansas Contest Entrants for Atlantic City
Pratt Kansas hosts the Miss Kansas beauty contest with 14 entrants. The winner receives a trip to the national pageant, a trophy, 50 dollars for expenses, and three gowns. Second through fifth place earn scholarships ranging from 50 to 100 dollars. Entrants include Lula Tucker Independence and Nancy Rensick Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Dalene Tucker
Independence
Nancy Rensick
Wichita
Gail White
Arkansas City
Peggy Smith
Iola
Jancy Lacey
Chanute
Lynn Gleckler
Dodge City
Jackie Richmore
Parsons
Kay Woodward
Junction City
Fran Miller
Cherryvale
Do it yourself blood pressure monitoring at St Michael's
Outpatients at St Michael's Hospital in Newark are encouraged to read their own blood pressure using provided charts stethoscopes and sphygmomanometers. Patients Hannah Janice Humble Pratt Charlotte Akers Coffeyville Susan Robb Winfield Carol Hanson Kansas City Fran Miller Cherryvale describe the challenge of pronouncing the equipment name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
St. Michael’s Hospital
Janice Humble
Pratt
Charlotte Akers
Coffeyville
Susan Robb
Winfield
Carol Hanson
Kansas City
Fran Miller
Cherryvale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber
Dighton News
Rogers
East Fulton
Kodak Bantam RF Camera 356% Inc
FED
TAK
Renick Rexall Drugs
Pandora
Fankhauser
Jess
Taylor
Garden City
Santa Fe
Jendale
Oleo
Swift
Wisconsin
Texas
Creamery
Kraft
Cheez
Six-O
Wilson
Duncan Hines
Meit
Zeke
the Singing Butcher
Sesewan Garden City
Stoner NO
Riviera
Buick
Omberle
Bulch
Western Motor Company
Fifth & Fulton
Garden City, Kansas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!