Henrietta the Elephant Skates to Freedom at Zoo
In a bustling zoo chapter, Mr. Shnoo plots to free Henrietta by building a ramp into a hole, then Santa arrives with four gigantic elephant skates. Henrietta eagerly straps on the skates, slides to the surface, and spends the day skating joyfully through the animal house, trumpeting with delight.
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Mr. Shnoo
Santa
Mr. Shnpo
Henrietta
Hasy
Mr. Shapo
Great Animal House
Doris Ray
State House
Topeka
Farrell Library
K-State
Manhattan
H. C. Cain
Pomona Flower Club Christmas Meeting Gifts Exchanged
The Pomona Flower Club met December 12 at Wilda Rodgers home with 15 members and two guests, Mrs. Charlie Barker and Mrs. John Dickey. Activities included carols, a reading, a retold Christmas story, a candy game, and gifts exchanged as plans to send cards to sick and shut-ins were announced.
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Mary Hudelson
Pomona Flower Club
Wilda Rodgers
Charlie Barker
John Dickey
Ernest Burns
Harve Crow
Clovis Johnson
Ezra Johnson
Rebekah Lodge
Minnie Rea
Odd Fellows
Wellsville Baptist Plans Christmas Program
The Wellsville Baptist Church will hold a Christmas program Sunday night December 16 in the main auditorium. Nursery children led by Virginia Chesbro will sing carols with helpers including Mrs. Emery Mignot and others. The primary department, led by Mrs. Homer Ganong, will narrate the first Christmas. The Junior BYF will present The Littlest Angel directed by Mitzi Ganong. Christmas treats and carol singing will follow in Fellowship Hall.
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Wellsville
Homer Ganong
Martha L. Millbern
Elmer DeWeese
Harold Good
T. J. Bivins
Damon Highie Jr
Laura Warren
Junior Byf
Mitzi Ganong
Fellowship Hall
OHS
Larry Williams
John Jones
Nobel Cain
Noel
Melainie Phares
Susan Kelly
Mary Olt
Connie Welton
Rex Huston
Margaret Williams
Turner High School
Olathe Eagles
Turner
Violence and police strike after South Africa town riot
In Pretoria allied forces patrolled Queenstown after racial violence left a white policeman killed and seven Africans dead. Three white policemen and six Africans were hospitalized as authorities moved to quell the unrest. The Herald offers a weekly $5 tip reward for news leads.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Queenstown
Poliomyelitis cases drop in US this year over last year
In Atlanta, 169 fewer paralytic poliomyelitis cases were reported in the first 49 weeks of this year compared with the same period in 1961. The improvement reflects ongoing polio control efforts and vaccination campaigns nationwide.
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Atlanta, Ga
United States
Jobless Rate Up Slightly In Kansas This Week
TOPEKA (RP) Unemployment rose slightly in Kansas this week but remains below last year's level. The insured rate stood at 2.5 percent, up from 2.3 percent last week and 3 percent a year ago. Unemployment benefits paid totaled $258,986 to 6,840 claimants, higher than last year but below 1961 payments.
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Topeka
Kansas
Department of Labor
Kansas presidents weigh student fee hikes at Topeka meeting
At the Kansas board meeting to review potential student fee increases, university and college presidents shared mixed reactions. Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe of the University of Kansas opposed higher fees, while Leonard Axe of Kansas State College of Pittsburg said he would support higher fees only if revenues funded underpaid faculty salaries. No action was taken at this session.
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Topeka
Kansas
Board of
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
Leonard Axe
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
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Mr. Shnoo’s Zoo
Lucrece Beale
Pomona News
Benson
Ariz
Sadie Easton
Jim Ploughs
Eudora
Herman Hensley
Palmdale
Calif
R. H. Prewitt
Prewitt
Robert Prewitt
Marita
Robert
Abilene
Tex
E. J. Neeley
Bill Fawl
Brad
Jim
Bob Prewitts
Margie Kelley
Galveston
Mrs
George Kelley
Fannie Hale
Kansas City
Tucson
Kenneth Flora
Pauline McWhinney
Pearl Ruth
Hill
Wellsville Baptist Plans Program
Cyclone Doin
Anne Machin
Kayettes
Ottawa
KOFO
Serew
Topeka State Hospital
Ieee
Osawatomie State Hospital
Rotary Club
Conrad Downing
George Eliot
Silas Marner
Ann Geiss
Gary
Wayne Parker
Priscilla Carey
Sarah
Mike Moore
Martin Williams
Deborah
Sarah” Drumvwright
Connie Albers
John Presley
Bill Lister
Pike
Margaret
Anne
Herald’s
Business and
Medical Directory
J. FE. Barr, M.D
Profess
Professional Guide
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund
D.D
Optometrist
A. G. Madison, D.D
Olin G. Wollen, D.D
S. Main
Rodney McClay, D.D
Louis N. Speer
M.D
General Medicine
Res
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
D.C
M. Brockway
David G. Laury
General Medicine and Obstetrics
C. South
R. C. Capron, D.C
Homer N. Flora, D.O
Osteopathic
Zellner
David L. Young, D.O
Physical Medicine
R. A. Gellier, M.D
Chester H. Strehlow, MD
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Roberts, M.D
Henning Bros
Ottawa, Kansas
Joe
Towner’s Chapel
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Flying Service
SKY Service
Jack C. Kille, Mer
Smiling Jack
Briscoe
Fredanne Beauty Shop
Rene Nitcher Shomber
Maye B. Snyder
Beautyland
Eloise Milton
Marion Ishang
Sharon Brill
Wilema Babcock
Millie
Millie Eagles
Rose Marie Baxter
Bard
Mann-Bell Drug Store
N. Main
Franklin County
Richardson’s
First National Bank
General American Life Insurance Co
St. Louis
Robert M. Dillon
Barrett
Fitch, North & CO
New York Stock Exchange
The
Ottawa Herald
Tm ‘Niet
Raney
Rexall Drug
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Investors Mutual, Inc
Investors Stock Fund, Inc
Investors Selective Fund, Inc
Investors Inter-Continental Fund, Inc
Investors Syndicate of America, Inc
Investors Variable Payment Fund, Inc
Hazen L. Richardson
Hickory
Investors Syndicate Life Insurance and Annuity Company
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