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Mrs. Amma Horessi, Victor and Jackie, Elsworth, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hudolph Dressler, and Quen tin, 805 Wiliams, Sunday pier gon, Airs. Warren Hornsby, and chil dren, Richard and Nancy, return ed to their home in Kansas City, Mo, following a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bil lingsley, 2530 McBride, and her sister and family Mrs. Des Her old, 2605 Quivers. Dr. L. E. Eranse, 1700 Monroe, attended the Southwestern Chiro pody Congress last week in Fort Worth, Tex. F. Sharon Foster, 3016-18th, to day received from John Morley, one of the speakers on the Knife and Fork club series here last sea 00, a postcard mailed from Oslo, Norway. The card was delivered to Foster here despite the fact it was addressed to him as ‘Great Bend, Texas.” And I hadn't gone first to Texas, either — came, Straight to Great Bend, Kansas. Morley is now on a round-the world trip. After his lecture here in May, Morley was driven to Sa lina by Foster and promised to send him a postcard from abroad. wil want to know about all the shany local news happenings while you are away. Just call The Tri une office or ask your career to save a VACATION PAK for you while you are vacationing. All the copies published while you are gone will be delivered to you immediately upon your return home This Spec ial Vacation Service is available for all Tribune subscribers at no entry charge just call the Tribune cir culactor department. Phone 3523 f and ask fore Vacation Pak. ~161f Two Great Bend and one Ga latia youths are scheduled to ar rive at San Diego on Thursday of this week after seven months of heavy combat duty in Korean wat ery. They are Robert L. Johnson, fireman, son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph C. Johnson, 2908-17th, and Atlen E. Surearam, airman, son of Mrs. Martha McConnaughy,!' 2216-17th, and Robert A. Dietz)! Kailérman 3rd class, son of Mr. |! and Mrs. Solomoon Dietz, rt 1, Galatia All thee are members of the crew of the carrier Valley |! Forge, which has now completed its fourth tour of duty am the for ward Korean area. Evérett Brown, area editor of the Tribune, returned today after a four-day stay at Camp Ripley, Minn, where the Great Bend na tional guard unit is un udergoing its summer training. A picmic in the city park was enjoyed by relatives and friends of the Rey Hesters, 906 Murphy, Sun day. Besides the Hesters, attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reidel, Glen Hopkins and families all of Otte, and Mr. and Mrs. A. K Hop kins and family of Great Bend, Chester H. O'Brien, Des Mores, Ia, who formerly held an ac counting position with the Kansas Power Co. here, was recently elected as a member of the board of directors of the Des Moines chapter of the national association of cost accountants. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cook, 122% Monroe, were surprised Saturday evening when a group of friends dropped in about dinner time with Steaks to barbeque and all the trimmings Among those who Surprised the Cooks were Mr. and Mrs. George Turner and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Z. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robel and Raydon, Goffe and Gardener, Inc, local green office, is moving from 142344 Main to the Great Band hotel building at 1816 Broadway this weekend. Lew Weigel, toan eager, said doctor's order forced him to get on the promed Noor [with his business. Mr. 8. A. Asher, 2519-16th and Mrs. Charles Pureb and children of Dallas, Tex, returned home to day after visiting with Mr and Mrs. Bob Asher and son Mike of Billings, Mont. Local Markets POULTRY and EGGS EGGes— Hennery o. 1 No. 2 --—— POULTRY— Light Hens _ Medium Hens . Heavy Hens _ ~— ile —— 450 | 36a * 2c 23c 200 BUTTEREAT Premium —_ No. 1 —__... No. 2 (Today's Quotation GRAIN WHEAT He She ate 179]
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Great Bend Daily Tribune
Great Bend, Kansas, US
Mon, Jun 22, 1953
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