Visitings Highlight Monitor Residents and Guests
News from the Emery Wall column notes visitations in Monitor Washington. Mr. Gerry Triplett hosts Mr. and Mrs. Emery Wall while Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Phillips and Theresa of Kansas City visit Mr. and Mrs. John Brownlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Wall
Monitor, Wash
Gerry Triplett
Virgil Phillips
Theresa
Kansas City
John Brownlee
Local residents share visits and moves across towns
Staff Sgt. Bob Banks arrived Saturday to move his wife and family to Denver. Speck Johnston of Cashmere Washington spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hettler. C. A. Gleason visited Mr. and Mrs. Evan Bishop of Baldwin. Jack Brownlee went to Kansas City for employment. Ora McDaniel of Olathe visited his brother Curt Duncan. Mrs. E. F. Brownlee of Lane and Mrs. Donald Higdon of Homewood called on John Brownlee of Emporia. R. E. Metzger of Centralia Washington returned home after several weeks in Lane. Art Holland and family of Kansas City visited her parents, Jerry and Mrs. Triplett. W. M. Christian and family spent the weekend with L. D. Morlan and family in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Banks
Denver
Colo
Speck Johnston
Cashmere
Wash
W. H. Hettler
C. A. Gleason
Evan Bishop i
Baldwin
Jack Brownlee
Kansas City
Ora McDaniel
Olathe
Curt Duncan
E. F. Brownlee
Lane
Donald Higdon
Homewood
John Brownlee
Emporia
R. E. Metzger
Centralia
Wasa
Art Holland
Jerry Triplett
Hope Tangles With Network Over Payola Skit
NBC and Bob Hope dispute the outcome of a payola related skit on Hope's Friday night show. Kovacs plays a senator investigating Hope, who portrays a low paid DJ with a yacht. Hope accuses NBC of pressuring to remove the gag while NBC denies trying to delete it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
NBC
Bob Hope
Hope
Ernie Kovacs
Kovacs
Berman Payola
KLIP
Timex
Hal Kemp
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Glenna Hettler
W. M. Christian
L. D. Morlan
Topeka
Underwood
S. Main
Mack Electric
General Electric
South Main
Tve
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