Family and friends gather in long list of visitors
A lengthy society note lists MABEL CHANDLER and son Gerald McClure among visitors and relatives visiting, traveling, or staying with families across Kansas and Missouri. Names include Margaret Orton of St. Louis and many Lickteigs, Rockers, Hermrecks, and Kuesers visiting various towns. The item reflects Thanksgiving travel and widespread social ties.
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Mabel Chandler
Gerald McClure
Kenneth Ford
Anderson County Hospital
George Honn
Chester Martin
David Hermreck
Mark Rockers Jr
Dan Lickteig
Kansas City
Margaret Orton
St. Louis
The
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Clifford Briggs
Phyllis
Chris Pickett
Marvin
Leland ‘Kueser
Belleville, Jr
Briggs-Martindale
Olive Thomas
Indianapolis
Ind
Ross
Claude Spencers
Blanche Perkins
Clay Center
Herb Kepple
Hissister
Greece
Europe
Alfred Mersmans
Barbara Mersman
Herbie Wolfe
Bob Coleman
Collin Mo
Cecil Collins
Arcadia
Calif
Louis Appelhans
C. J. Anderson
Chris Mersman
James Webbs
Mmnes
Frances Simon
Carrie Wittman
Joe Wittmans
Frances Wiesner
Topeka
Elroy DeJarnett
Waverly
Dennis Rocker
Nate Sharpless
Osage City
Alfred Wilcox
Minneapolis
Kan
Etta Blanche Smith
Lloyd
Lila Featherston
Overbrook
C. A. Smith
Mmes
Wm. Hamilton
W. J. Carpenter
Holden
W. C. Carpenters
Dennis Pickert
Summerfield
Virgil Pickerts
Overland Park
Alfred Rockers
Williamsburg
Helen Baldridge
Conrad Pickert
George Hiles
Harold Hirts
Joe F. Pickert
Earl Billett
Council Grove
Jack Patchen
Charles Krone
Mission
Doug Rhoads
Bartlesville
Okla
Anna Rhoads
Charley Rhoads
Ottawa
Abe Severns
Dick Foxes
Mines
Grace Keller
Ella Fox
Alma Bastin
Martha Daugherty
Kincaid
Maxine Chandler
Johnny Hahns
Lane
Clara Hahn
Walter Perkins
Laurence Mersman
Washington, D. C
Bob Jellison
Blackwell
James Mersmans
Mike Stovall
Frank Mersmans
Clyde Mersmans
Lawrence
Fred Mersman
Alta Starit
Garnett
Leonard Starit
Nellie Mitchum
Gene Mildfelt
Dorothy Mildfelt
Joe Milcfelt
John Yerkes
Shawnee
Dan Dyers
Tee
Joe Kuesers
Dan Laws
Lebo
Edith McCall
Bob Hadsalls
Ormand McCall
Canton
Emma Mardick
Dorothy Bowman
Jim Myers
Clifford Lise
John Strobel
Bill Valentines
Maude Valentine
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Kenneth Feuerborn
Henry Feuerborns
Charles Wettek
James Bes
Hears
Johnny Bishop
James Hartshorn
Wichita
Archie Olsons
Clinton Olsons
Rosa Hartshorn
Herb Richardson
James Lankard
Enor
Herb Olsons
Tom Wharton
Herman J. Feueerborn
Chanute
Don Hamners
Great Bend
Kenneth Hamners
Floyd Hamners
R. C. White
Virginia
Becky Beckner
George Riebe
Paul Garbers
Duane Williams
Arkansas
Lloyd Peters
Ida Peters
Guy Reichard
Roy Burnett
Jerry Feuereborn
Jane
Ellsworth
Shirely Feuerborn
Gus
Theresa Benus
Jeanette Conser
Bill van Tines
Lloyd Valliers
Hickman Mills
Vernon Bergers
Wallis Horn
el Dorado
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Caroline Gretencord
Clarence Katzers
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Gene Hermreck
Olive Hermreck
Art Velthoen
Winnie Cunningham
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Darla
Gereald Snell
John Craycraft
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Clarence Stumpe
Washington, Mo
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Rose Brock
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Utica
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Harold
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Louisburg
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Eudora
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Frank Kueser
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NASA Plans Next Step For Syncom
NASA announced plans to place a communication satellite in a stationary orbit 22 900 miles above the intersection of the International Date Line and the equator in the mid Pacific. Syncom II would relay signals between North America and Asia and is slated for launch between April and June. Syncom I, launched last February, lost radio contact. it orbits in a figure eight north and south of the equator. Syncom II aims for true stationarity in an equatorial plane.
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Donations For Family Hit $100,000
Dallas police report donations for slain officer J D Tippit reached about 100000 as of Tuesday with 14 sacks of mail remaining to be counted. Lt Verne Hipskind said contributions totaling 44084 had arrived by Monday night and 55000 or more went to Tippit's widow and children, while funds for Lee Harvey Oswald's family were being turned over to Secret Service.
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Bob Hope's Tour Doubtful Over Eye Health
HOLLYWOOD AP Bob Hope may skip his annual Christmas visit to U S troops overseas due to a blood clot in his left eye that causes vision fuzziness. He has deferred final plans until doctors advise. He planned trips to Greece Turkey Cyprus Crete and Libya and recently faced a possible minor surgery in New York.
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Berlin Troops Return Home From West Germany Standoff
The United States has brought home about 31,000 soldiers who were sent to reinforce the Army in West Germany during the Berlin crisis two years ago. This figure represents roughly 75 percent of the 41,000 troops deployed, mainly rear echelon units shipped overseas in late 1961 as Soviet pressure grew.
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United States
West Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Marburg Bros acquire Ottawa truck line and local services
Announcement that Marburg Bros have purchased the Ottawa Baldwin Centropolis truck line and will operate new and existing business including local sale barns markets livestock grain and water hauling. Trucks to be stored at Scott Service Station one mile north of Ottawa with contact numbers for Cecil Beatty J England and others.
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Marburg Bros
Ottawa
Baldwin & Centropolis Authority
Scott Service Station
Malburg Bros
Property transfers list in Wellsville and nearby towns
Deeds filed show Herbert L Downey transferring Lot 1 Block 4 Harra Add Wellsville to Duane Gifford. Lena Martin transfers Lots 37 39 41 48 45 47 Block 16 Univ Add No 2 to Donald E Bouska. William Hurtig transfers rights to Truse tees of Ks Conference of Methodist Church NE 4 of NW 4 of Sec 24 and NW 4 of NEW Sec 24 all 17 18 QCD. Joel Towner transfers Lots 8 10 12 Block 1 Seymours Add Rantoul to Ellsworth and Leonard Burnett. Victor Wilhoit transfers Lots 23e25 2 5 Block 63 to Thomas Gleason. C J Anders on transfers S14 Nir 4 Sec 719-20 to C Scott Powelson.
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Duane Gifford
Harra
Wellsville
Lena
Martin
Donald E. Bouska
Univ. Add
William Hurtig
Truse Tees
Conference of Methodist Church
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Ellsworth
Leonard Burnett
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US Starts Pullout of 1000 Troops From South Viet Nam
In Saigon, AP reports the United States began withdrawing 1000 troops from South Vietnam. About 15,500 U.S. personnel will stay, with sources saying a gradual withdrawal could begin early next year.
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United States
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Boy Grows Worms For School Money
Gene Bennington, 17, a El Dorado High senior, raises fishing worms to pay college costs. With grandfather G. W. Bennington, they run Butler County’s only worm farm in a dairy barn near Towanda, stock about 60,000 worms in 30 bins. Gene recently sold 10,000 worms to a wholesale firm, stressing soil, temperature, and night safety for nocturnal worms.
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el Dorado Times
Associated Press
EL Dorado
Kan
Gene Bennington
G. W. Bennington
Towanda
Bennington
Butler County
Here
Gene
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