Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Happenings
Wellsville area items cover drilling plans at Burgoon Well No. 6 for Abell Oil, July trips to Omaha, a horse show third place, Jayhawk League results in Cottonwood Falls, and July 23 to 26 tournament notes. Local Legion delegates named for Wichita convention, 45 year membership recognitions, and visits from Hawaii and California guests accompany farm and club updates.
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Cotton
Wood Falls
Blue Valley
Jayhawk ‘League
Wellsville Garden Club
Tonga
Fiji Islands
Ross Gault
Maurice Murphy
Maitland
Florida
Lawrence Murphy
Laura (Moherman
Schur
el Monte
Calif
William Hanebuth
Marcia “Lynn
Billy
Puente
Bernhard Fleming
American “Legion
Wichita
John Gorsage
Melvin Pierce
Harold Good
Paul ‘Warren
Ray Brecheisen
American Legion
Melvern Honors Local Picnic and Beauty Queen
Melvern welcomed visitors S Sgt Dennis Gragg and family from Orlando and hosted a large July 27 picnic. A parade at 6:30 p.m. featured country themed floats. Janice Caudle was chosen Miss Melvern with Diana Patterson as runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Elmore
Sun City
Ariz
Sgt
Dennis Gragg
Fameily
Orlando
Fla
Verlin Gragg
Melvern
Janice Caudle
Melevern
Diana Patterson
Pomona Band Attends Summer Twirling Clinic and August Plans
Pomona band director Mrs Louise Welborn with Marsha Baxter Sandra Bulmer and Clifford Fritts attended a July twirling clinic in Wichita. The PHS Swing Band performs at Michigan Valley Picnic August 1 and marches plus concert at Lane fair August 3 with part of the program by the Swing Band. The 42 member band has practiced all summer with alumni Linda Love Janet Lindsey Mike Warhurst Rex Montague Gale Lantis and Ronnie Willford. August brings Pomona Methodist Church choir vacation. Special numbers include a saxophone duet Jerry Adell Gwenda Goracke a solo Elaine Wittman a girls sextet Janet Lindsey Sandra Bulmer Marsha Baxter Ellen Mohn Cindy Griffin a Billy Driver trombone solo and a Craig Collins Billy Driver Janet Lindsey and Carol Baker quartet.
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Louise Welborn
Pomona
Marsha Baxter
Sandra Bulmer
Clifford Fritts
Wichita
PHS
Lane Fair
Linda Love
Janet Lindsey
Mike Warhurst
Rex Montague
Gale Lantis
Ronnie Willford
Pomona Methodist Church
Jerry Adell
Gwenda Goracke
Elaine Wittman
Ellen Mohn
Cindy Griffin
Carol Baker
Billy Driver
Craig Collins
New Zanuck Aids His Dad in Fox Revival
Hollywood AP report profiles Richard Zanuck, son of Darryl F. Zanuck, as Hollywood's Fox revival leader. The studio swung from near bankruptcy to a $9 million profit in 1963, cut staff from 3,000 to 200, and finished 11 films after reopening on April 22, 1963. The Zanucks project 45 stars and $62 million for 22 films next year while expanding television production to 414 hours. Young Zanuck, also Fox TV president, explains TV's role in absorbing overhead during slumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Thomas Hollywood
Richard Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Zanuck
Darryl F. Zanuck
Dick Zanuck
Darryl Francis
New York
Richard Darryl
Westwood
Zanucks
Fox
Young Zanuck
Spangler Brugh Reflects On Life After Stardom At 53
HAL BOYLE profiles Spangler Arlington Brugh, the actor known as a towering matinee idol, now 53, recalling MGM years, box office fame, and a quiet Beverly Hills farm life with Ursula Thiess. He credits Louis B. Mayer for his rise, notes enduring fanfare, and reflects on a long, scandal-free career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Spangler Arlington Brugh
Beatrice, Neb
California
MGM
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Department of Kansas
L. W. Hostetter
N. E. Naylor
Hugh Cramer
Burton Smith
Alva Carlson
A. D. van Tries
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J. Ray Simmons
J. E Davidson
Carl Warnock
Irving Chisham
Charles Batdorf
Karl J. Kyle
Steve Sleppy
Howard Mann
Glenn Layton
Wellsville
Riley Nichols
Pam
Linda
Hawaii
Nichols
National Park Service
North Dakota
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
W. A. McMurray
Thrall
Kan
McMurray
Phillips Petroleum Co
Elmer Sieg
Resi
Dent
Ottawa
Lois Schendel
Lois
Paola
Topeka Mid-America Fair
Hutchinson State Fair
By Carol Baker
New Zanuck
Tey
Arlington Brugh
Rudolph Valentino
Clark Gable
Hollywood
Ursula Thiess
Beverly Hills
Louis B. Mayer
Barbara Stanwyck
Spangler
Mayer
Speed
Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O. D
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A. G. Madison, O. D
Olin G. Wollen, O. D
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Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M. D
Frank A. Trump, M. D
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
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S. M. Brockway
J. C. South, D. C
S. Main
R. C. Capron, D. C
Louis N. Speer, M. D
David G. Laury, M. D
Homer N. Flora, D. O
Zeliner Building
Henning Bros
David L. Young, D. O
Physical Medicine
Flying Service
Jack
SKY Service
Beautyland
Jack C. Kille
Mgr. Municipal Airport
Garnett
Eloise Milton
Marion Maxwell Shirley James
Wilema Babcock
Dale Skilling
Field Life Underwriter
Mann— Bell Drug Store
N. Main
First National Bank
St. Louis
Bundy Insurance Agency
R. A. Gollier
M. Oh
Chester H. Strehlow
General Medicine
Sylva Lofgreen
M. D. Lvictor
J. Lofgreen
Physicians and Surgeons
R. S. Roberts, M. D
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Gen. Civil Engineering and Surveyor Service
John Rodgers
S.oak
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Joe
DR. Wieler
Buster Brown
Simon J. Wikler
Franklin County
Richardson’s Shoe Store
Towner’s
Briscoe
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