Newton Mills and Industries Highlight Newton Kansas
The Newton area features four large mills with peak employment of 198 and an average of 136, plus a payroll of 617000. American Flours is the largest mill with payroll 250000. The area also hosts hatcheries, print firms, and Bethel College drawing students nationwide.
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Community Visitors and Local Gatherings Highlight Washington Creek
Local residents report a series of visits and social events. Mrs Dora and Mr Asa Markley hosted guests. families from Lawrence, Overbrook, and Topeka attended gatherings at the Asa Postma and H. L. Dillon homes. A miscellaneous shower honored Paul Hoover while Rev Hodgden shared Brethren Conference slides. World War II era reminiscences close the column.
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Clyde Hoover
Paul Hoover
Lawrence
Kenneth Markley
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Asa
John Craig
Sally
H. L. Dillon
FR Muton
Kansas City
Henry Stover
Sabetha
Hodgden
Everett Kingery
Jeanne
Billy
Ernest Hadl
John Behrens
Paul
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Lola Hays
Bauhiers
Herman Behrens
Eudora
Rosie Seitz
George Bonds
Topeka
Asa Postma
Elroy McNish
Richmond
Ralph Hodgden
Bonnie
Jor Zack
Miriam
Clyde Seitz
George Funds
Seitz
Kenneth Jones
Kathy
Stanley
Nancy Ellen
Overbrook
Robert Markley
Yvonne
Willow ‘Springs
Biggest Little Railroad Town In Nation Is Newton's Claim
Newton Kansas claims the city is one of the nation’s smallest railroad towns. The Santa Fe main line and Harvey County agriculture drive growth. Santa Fe employs about 1,100 in Newton with a payroll near 1.6 million dollars. The Handi contractor and Newton Ice Co provide key services with dozens of local workers. About 29 passenger trains pass through Newton daily, reinforcing the town’s railroading identity.
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66 More Korean War Casualties Named by Defense Dept
Washington A Defense Department list on Wednesday identified 66 more Korean War casualties. Of the total, 24 are dead, 40 wounded, four missing in action and eight injured in battlezone accidents. A steering oar is considered more effective for small boats than a rudder.
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