Used Equipment Bargains From Martin Tractor Company
A classifieds style notice from Martin Tractor Company promotes used Caterpillar equipment across Kansas. Listings include Cat D8 and D7 tractors with dozers and control units, Cat D4 with loader, Cat No. 12 Motor Grader, an 13-Wheel American Wobble-Wheel Roller, Ottawa Hydra Way Hag unit, and a hydraulic pump with Rams and Nose Assembly. Offers reference Topeka Concordia Ottawa and multiple contact buy and try lines.
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Martin Tractor Company
Kansas
Topeka
Chanute
Concordia
BUY & Try
Ottawa
Thanksgiving Guests Scatter Across Appanoose Area
The Appanoose area reports a flurry of Thanksgiving visits as families hosted relatives from Topeka Tulsa Lawrence and Kansas City including Jenkins Wiscombe Hilding and Hufford. Diverse gatherings note anniversaries and greetings within Overbrook Meriden and Wichita while an Houston Coliseum feature highlights a 15000 person per hour belt conveyor span for a pedestrian bridge.
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J. D. Shoemaker
Tonganoxie
Hutson James
Lawrence
Clyde Morgan
Derrell Lauver
McPherson
Wilbur Lauver
Wendell Lauver
Topeka
Arthur Mesenhimer
Kenneth Mesenhimer
Bill
Danny Weese
Galen
Donnie
Sunflower
Wayne Weese
David
Kansas City
David Rukes
Princeton
Lorine Rundle
Ward Nance
Lola Thompson
Methodist Home For
D. F. Moody
Meriden
John Snyder
Ivan
Henry Fishburn
Kenneth Hufford
Wichita
Bill Hufford
Howard Morgan
Mike
Gary
Overbrook
Richard Haas
Gregg
Gayla
Fred Walker
Donald Gottschamer
Sue
Harold Gottschamer
Newell Gaskell
Gaskel
Miami
Fla
Walter Clark
Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston
Tex
Thanksgiving Gatherings Dot Pomona Area Visits
Numerous Pomona area families hosted Thanksgiving guests from Ottawa Topeka and Wichita including the Nitcher McNees Bushnell Cope Johnson Rector and Miller families. Dinners and weekend visits extended to Manhattan Garnett Ottawa and beyond with many relatives noted and one funeral service for Clyde McGee of Olathe.
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E. T. Nitcher
Margaret McNees
Dean Baer
Ottawa
Wichita
Henry Bushnell
Wanda
Jim Cope
Leslie Ann
Warren Sellens
Rollie Radke
Great Bend
Manhattan
Clifford Louk
Walter Johnson
Willie Johnson
William Rector
Lana Sue
Glen Alan
Albuquerque
N. M
Keith Nitcher
Topeka
Harry Miller
Ross Johnson
Barbara
James
Gene Miller
Mikie
Gary
Norman Miller
Connie
Steve
Bob
Marvin
Cheryl
Sharon Miller
Fannie Kraus
al Melcher
E. M. Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Wayne Loughridge
Garnett
Ralph Hunt, Jr
Oscar Marconette
Jack Marconette
Edith Thompson
Merle Thompson
Oden Thompson
Charles
Everett
Michigan Valley
D. E. Johnson
Frank Duvall
Ray Clark
Tommy
Orpha Clark
William Southard
D. H. Southards
E. S. Hale
Harold Hale
Forrest Hale
Harlan Hale
Don Butcher
Pearl Roth
Kansas City
Jess Rice
Denver
Richard Apps
Yolanda
Ricky
Scranton
Richmond Tops Greeley 37 34 in tight basketball
Richmond High School edged Greeley 37 to 34 after a seesaw game with seven ties and eight lead changes. Gretencord led Richmond with 12 points while Katzer also scored 12 for Greeley. Richmond shot 32 percent to Greeley’s 16.
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Richmond High School
Greeley
Richmond
Gretencord
Katzer
Bruins’ 14-game NHL streak stands historic
The longest NHL winning run is 14 games set by the Boston Bruins in the 1929 30 season. Glen Sonmor, ex Cleveland Barons star, now leads Pee Wee and Junior hockey instruction in Cleveland while UNC opened 1956 57 with 56 wins since Frank McGuire took over as head coach in 1953.
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National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Glen Sonmor
Cleveland Barons
Cleveland
University of North Carolina
Frank McGuire
Olympic Title To U. S. Cagers
Melbourne Olympic basketball final saw the United States defeat Russia 89 to 55 for a fourth straight title. K C Jones Jim Walsh and Bob Jeangerard led the rally as Bill Russell struggled with his shot. Uruguay beat France 71 to 62 for third place.
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Melbourne
K. C. Jones
Jim Walsh
Bob Jeangerard
United States
Russia
Yank
Bill Russell
Uruguay
France
Bowling Congress reports surge in team memberships
The American Bowling Congress membership department processed 269,049 teams through October, up about 48,000 from the same date in 1955. This increase reflects growing participation and expands the association's activity figures for the year.
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American Bowling Congress
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