Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals in Several Towns
Admits include Willard Bloss RFD 1 Wells ville Mrs Clifford Church La Cygne Mrs George W Barnett 4103 S Main Mrs May Frink Converse Wellsville Mrs James L Osburn 815 Princeton Thursday Mrs Leland Trickett RFD 3 today Dismissed include Minnie Albright 532 N Sycamore Rey Boyer 1116 W 7th Charles Fletcher 1010 Cottonwood Kimberly Sue Cramer 421 N Hickory Elmer Perkins RFD 2 Thursday Mrs May F Frink Converse Wellsville Mrs Lyle D Sparks 13242 S Main Mrs John Kay and baby son 1022 W 6th Mrs Robert Brockus and baby son 804 Cypress Mrs Elizabeth Walters 314 S Elm today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Bloss
Wellsville
Clifford Church
la Cygne
George W. Barnett
S. Main
May Frink Converse
James L. Osburn
Princeton
Thursiday
Leland Trickett
Minnie Albright
N. Sycamore
Rey Boyer
Charles Fletcher
Cottonwood
Kimberly Sue Cramer
N. Hickory
Elmer Perkins
May F. Frink Converse
Lyle D. Sparks
John Kay
Robert Brockus
Cypress
Elizabeth Walters
S. Elm
Funeral Services for Joe Howser Held at Lemb Home
Funeral services for Joe Howser who died August 20 were conducted August 2 at Lemb Funeral Home with Rev. John Ward officiating. Pallbearers were Alvin Smith Marvin Howser Ralph Howser Henry Mahler Joe Mahler and Bert Hicks. Raymond Schmidt sang hymns with Mrs J R Henning accompanying. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Howser
Lemb
John Ward
Alvin Smith
Marvin
Ralph Howser
Henry
Joe Mahler
Bert Hicks
Raymond Schmidt
J. R. Henning
Woodlawn
Pomona
Funeral services for Fritz Seh nert at Towner's Chapel
Funeral services were held for Fritz Seh nert who died August 19 at Towner's Funeral Chapel on August 22. Rev. William Weber officiated. Pallbearers were Louis Dale, Clifford Dale, Lyle Dykstra, Herb Bronson, Carl Nutt Jr, and Herb C. Richardson. Albert J. Williams sang with Mrs. Lawrence Ott accompanying. Flowers were arranged by Kenneth Andrews and Wayne Mack. Burial was in Hope Cemetery.
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Fritz Sehnert
Towner
William Weber
Louis and
Clifford Dale
Lyle Dykstra
Herb Bronson
Carl Nutt, Jr
Herb C. Richardson
Albert J. Williams
Lawrence Ott
Kenneth Andrews
Wayne Mack
Hope Cemetery
Peron Split Widens as Followers Disagree on Return
Buenos Aires reports a deepening rift among Peronists over whether to back Juan Peron or vote for a pro-Peronist candidate in February. Two million blank votes in July’s Constituent Assembly election show reduced support for Peron while keeping him influential. Key figures include John William Cooke, exiled in Chile, and Alejandro Leloir, imprisoned former party leader.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peronistas
Constituent Assembly
Peron
Venezuela
Argentina
el Conductor
John William Cooke
Chile
Alejandro Leloir
Peronist Party
Supreme Council
Cooke
Richmond Area Social Roundup and Visitors List
A community notes many local and distant visitors across the Richmond area. Albert Hermrecks reside in California while Herman Hermreck’s family gathers. Clyde Edwards visits W K Greathouse in Iola. Roy Rosiere and family go to James Coughlin home. Garnett and Kansas City visitors, plus Ill., Ohio traveler Darry Huyett, visit relatives. Linda Lee Freeland born Aug 13. Various hosts welcome guests at Crozier, Morford, and Printy households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hermreck
California
Herman Hermreck
Clyde Edwards
W. K. Greathouse
Iola
Roy Rosiere
Wichita
Francis Kuesers
Overland Park
James Coughlin
Josie Brown
John Marmons
Kansas City
Omar Hermrecks
Bud Hollerans
Carol Feuerborn
Garnett
Noel Freese
Reid Freese
Leon
Darry Huyett
Massilon
Ohio
Arthur Anderson
John Freeland
Linda Lee
A. C. Crozier
Sam Ewing
Blue Mound
Charley Manlove
Myrtle Pinkston
Pomona
Clarence Webster
Ed Morford
John McIntyre
Howard
Grace McIntyre
Ruby Moore
Charles Printy
Ottawa
Ottawans To Legion Meeting
The 39th annual Kansas American Legion convention opens in Hutchinson with Ottawa representation. Ottawa members from Warren Black Post No. 60 attend, including Joe Henning, John Gere, Dutch Stoltz, Joe Towner, Ray Howell, Wayne Lewis, Arthur Jones, C. F. Mount, Dr. Paul Hughes, George Medlock, George Lister, Floyd Crowl, Howard Duncan, H. R. Conrad, Tom Ruble, Ben Nicholas, Andy Mietchen and A. C. Richeson. The event runs through Sunday featuring Dan Daniel National Commander remarks and Gov. George Docking appearance. delegates to the National Convention to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Hutchinson
Warren Black
Dutch Stoltz
Joe Towner
Ray Howell
Wayne Lewis
Arthur L. Jones
C. F. Mount
Paul Hughes
George Medlock
George Lister
Floyd Crowl
Howard Duncan
H. R. Conrad
Tom Ruble
Ben Nicholas
Andy Mietchen
A. C. Richeson
Officer To Stand In Own Defense In Fatal Exercise
FT SIN Okla Lt. Col. Walter Berger, charged with four counts of negligent homicide in a June training exercise deaths, prepared to testify in his defense as witnesses called. Prosecution rested after detailing Berger questioning a cease fire, confirming mortar target accuracy, and checking with the fire direction center before firing resumed. Four soldiers died and 13 were injured when mortars landed among an infantry unit on a hillside mock attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft, Sin
Okla
Walter P Berger
Berger
Walter Short
Short
Robert O. Phillips
Phillips
Philadelphia, Pa
Billy G. Walker
Rosser D. Moody
Toano
State Health Board To Meet On Flu
Topeka The State Board of Health will form an advisory committee to recommend flu control policies and measures. Dr. James Mott, the state epidemiologist, said the panel should meet early next month and include representatives from major health and professional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Board of Health
James Mott
Likly
Former Wife Of Gable Involved In Scandal Trial
Los Angeles reports Corinne Calvert may testify in the Confidential magazine libel trial after Fred Meade's testimony. Calvert denies a published Confidential story as untrue. Mae West and Mrs. Josephine Dillon also deny Confidential allegations linking Gable and Dillon. Dillon, Clark Gable's ex-wife, says the magazine harmed her finances and reputation.
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J. R. Christian Sr
Independence
F. M. Lowry
R. L. Atkinson
Los Angeles
Gable
Corinne Calvert
Miss Calver
Fred Meade
Hollywood Research, Inc
Miss Calvert
Mae West
Josephine Dillon
Clark Gable
Miss West
Chalky Wright
Chalky
Ravenswood
Edward Conroy
Wright
Howard Rushmore
Francesca de Scaffa
Hollywood
Mrs. Dillon
Clark
Emporia State to Grant 273 Degrees Tonight
Emporia State Teachers College will confer 273 diplomas at the commencement exercises in Emporia with 114 master’s degrees among the total. Dr. Nathan Budd, director of resident instruction and chairman of the commencement committee, will preside. The 1957 number raises the year’s graduates to 635, topping 1956’s 607.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Eas
Emporia State Teachers College
Nathan Budd
Emporia State
Governor signature questioned on state document
A Kansas attorney refused to accept a minor state document from Gov. George Docking's office, claiming the signature is not legal. The attorney said he compared the signature with the governor’s on new highway signs and doubted its authenticity, suggesting a secretary may have signed for Docking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
George Docking
Ilegal
Docking
Greeley Schools To Open Sept 3
Greeley Public Schools will open with a full session on September 3. The lunch room operates under Mrs. Gus Kratzberg with hot meals. Summer renovations included varnishing floors painting and science room remodeling to add chemistry, taught starting this year and alternating with physics. Faculty includes Blanche Feuerborn Alta Starit Duane Baugher Dorothy Kneller Audrey Campbell Loren Riblett Milton Long Arthur Best James Morgan Jr. Custodians Herbert Kleinsorge Robert Sizemore Bus drivers Ralph Macklin Loren Riblett Board members La Doute Gerhold George H. Lickteig Maurice Peine PTA president Kenneth Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Kratzberg
Greeley Board of Education
Blanche Feuerborn
Alta Starit
Duane Baugher
Dorothy Kneller
Audrey Campbell
Loren Riblett
Milton Long
Arthur Best
James Morgan Jr
Herbert Kleinsorge
Robert Sizemore
Ralph Macklin
Laundry equipment bid tops Parsons school plan
A state bid for laundry equipment at the Parsons training school showed American Laundry Machine of Chicago as the apparent low bidder at 31357 dollars yesterday. Only one other bid was received, priced 620 dollars higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
American Laundry Machine
Chicago
Parsons
Confinement Challenged in Kansas Supreme Court
An 81 year old Mapleton man seeks a writ of habeas corpus in the Kansas Supreme Court claiming unlawful confinement by his 87 year old brother. The younger Maxwell, guardian proceedings in Bourbon County Probate Court led to a mental examination at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott. He asserts the guardian order was void for statute noncompliance and notes the elder Maxwell is now hospitalized in serious condition after a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Mercy Hospital
Supreme Court
Traffic Toll in Kansas Fatalities Report
State accident records show 0 deaths in the last 24 hours and 316 to date in 1957, compared with 403 for the same period in 1956. The figures reflect Topeka area and statewide traffic incidents compiled by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
resignation of state hospital superintendent at Winfield
Col John B. Smith, superintendent of the State Hospital and Training Center in Winfield Kansas for six years, resigned yesterday. Smith, who offered no reason, previously served at Osawatomie State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield, Kas
John B. Smith
State Hospital and Training Center
Smith
Osawatomie State Hospital
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Gweneth
Chris
Green Lake
Wis
Myers
Hawkins School
Silver Hdu
Drake’s
Earl J. Harris
Carthage
Harris
Ralph M. Holiday
Bertha Bell
Co-Op
Fairmont Hdu
Wright Studio
Mary F. Shields
Edwin D. Shields
John Wassmer
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Arthur Cullip
City Light
Cullip
Zenith
D. R. Norman
Acme Hearing Center
K. C
Jim Chandler
First National Bank
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin University
Wayne Dickerson
Peoples National Bank
David Woods
Humboldt
Bruce Dickey
Paola
Dickerson
Madison
Chandler
Layton McCandless
Joe Burchett
Fontana
Jay Ellis
J. H. Button
Fort Worth, Tex
Paul Twining
Mary Alice
E. C. Twining
University of Akron At
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Longview
Wash
Lincoln County
Main
South Main
Wayne Bones
Louis Smith
Gardner
Cliff Adkinson
Dean Turner
Virginia Moore
Philadelphia
Forest Park
Franklin County Humane Society
Beatrice Martin Peck
Rockwood Acres
Richmond Area
Mabel Chandler
Ottawans
Legion
State Health Board
Albright Sewing Circle
Greeley
Greeley Public
Just
The
Rockies
Mrs. Alba Hewitt
John G. Kaiser
Rexall Store
Pho
Darometa
NMC
Iman Cha
American Gas Association
TIN
Coe
Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
State Hospital
Winfield
Bennett
Bennett Creamery Co
Walnut
Family Security
Individu
Anchor
Organization of
Nnchorg Savings Ated Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
North American Building
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
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