Paola area brief items on local offices and events
Miami county notes report changes at the statehouse appointing a new custodian for the 1955 session. Paola sees caretaker shifts for the country club and school system while Osawatomie plans a large soil conservation meeting with a barbecue lunch. A Paola hospital gift, local sales, and a jail case are also noted along with various visits, retirements, and a land annexation for growth.
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Fritz Koelsch
Paola Country Club
West Maimi
George Barnard
Paola
Eggisch
Barnard
Paula
Miami County
Country Club Heights
Osawatomie, Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miami ‘County
Municipal Auditorium
Osawatomie
Methodist Men’s Club
Chas, Hall
State Hospital
Glenn Underwood
Paul Andree
E. G. Stith
Lewis Irwin
H. L. Richardsson
Verne Alden
Alden I
Methodist Brotherhood
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Recorded
Hospital notes list admissions including Co. W. McCartney and Mrs. William H. Wright with multiple addresses. Birth announcements report births to Harold Tickner and wife, William Hutchinson, Boyd Whitcher Jr., with weights noted. Dismissals include William Streit and an infant from Rantoul. Additional admissions and names include Raymond Shields and others.
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W. McCartney
North Ameri‘can Hotel
William H. Wright
Fred Meador
R. H. Kelley
Wilma Fishburn
Richmond
Darrell Cuthbertson
Paola
Harold Tickner
Cottonwood
William L. Hutchfinson
Boyd Whitcher, Jr
Beech
William S. Streit
Quenemo
Harold Kirkland
Rantoul
Raymond Shields
Alvin Hinderliter
Baby Son
Clyde Shade
John Juergens
Pomona
First Dive By An Atomic Sub
The Nautilus sank into the Atlantic for the first atomic powered submarine dive. It descended at 1 39 p m and stayed submerged for an hour under Lt William H Layman of San Diego The Navy offered no more details scientists say evidence supports a recurring yearly pattern per the National Geographic Society
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Groton
Conn
Atlantic Ocean
William H. Layman
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Sunday School League Schedule Bold Weekday Matches
Sunday School League lists Senior Division games at 6:30 First Christian versus United Presbyterian 7:15 Sacred Heart against First Methodist 8:00 Union Chapel versus First Baptist 8:45 North Baptist versus Wesleyan Methodist Junior Division games at 5:40 United Presbyterian against First Baptist 6:20 Nazarene versus Wesleyan 7:00 Bethany Chapel versus First 7:40 North Baptist versus Trinity 8:20 Faith Bible versus Sacred Heart 9:00 First Christian versus Calvary
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First Christian
United Presbyterian
Sacred Heart
First Methodist
Union Chapel
First Baptist
North Baptist
Wesleyan Methodist
Nazarene
Bethany Chapel
Trinity Methodist
Faith Bible
Calvary Baptist
Funeral services for Walter A. Archer held at Towner's Chapel
Walter A. Archer died January 16. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Harold B. Hotchkiss were held January 18 at 2 p.m. Pallbearers named C. W. O'Connor Arthur Seyler Arthur Jones Le Roy Todd Bert Seyler Jess Collins. Mrs. R. B. Craig sang with organist Lawrence Ott. Interment at Wellsville cemetery.
Local Market Averages For Commodity Prices 1954
Market data shows 1954 base period averages for grains and eggs with declines in most prices. Wheat and barley traded lower than earlier highs while soybeans and corn registered light decreases from October peaks. Egg and butterfat figures reflect modest gains and steady Levels amid broader market softness.
Government reports drop in 1954 living costs slows inflation
Washington reports December food price declines pull the national cost of living to its lowest level since May 1953. End of year 1954 costs are 0.5 percent below January, marking the first over-the-year drop since 1948. Eggs pork chops and poultry drive the December decline. the Labor Department index falls to 114.3 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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University of Kan
Joe Towner
Larry
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N. Main
Williams Insurance
Sustedian
Arthur Wilson
State House
Topeka
Karl A. Brueck
Miami County Hospital
Boy Scout Troop 100
L. B. Dobbs
Williamsburg
Odessa American
Odessa
Tex
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Ector County Crippled Childrens
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A. H. Kraft
Vallier
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Walter Wright
Cecil Huyett
Otawa
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Ottawa University
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K. U. MedicalCenter
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K. U
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Monroe
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George Robertson
California
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E. 11Th
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Raymond Hay
Kansas City Hospital
Harkins
Miami
Wichita
Gene Solsby
Caney, Kas
Paul Lindsey
Htamity
H. E. DeVore
Sand Creek
C. A
Claude Myers
Ben Baker
Centropolis
Heren
Clarence W. Moody
Burlington Town
William Allen, Jr
Chanute
F. A. Trump
Bill DeWald
Davis
Logan
Poplar
Marvin Holmes
N. Sycamore
Cleo Northway
N. Poplar
Jack Davis
John A. Davis
Oscar Hurley
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M. Stewart and Son
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L. D. Monroe
Sheryl
Tommy
Leland C. Monroe
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H. K. Stephens
Sterling
J. E. Key
F. IR. Bennett, Jr
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J. H. DeCoursey
DeCoursey Creamery Co
Wellsville
Art Jensen
Richard O. Brown
Gordon Hughes
Milo Harris
Louis H. Dengel
Cheney's Bakery
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Ottawa High Swing Kings
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C. A. Myers & Son
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van Wusen
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Harry DeVore
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Phillip Bentz
Pearl Bryson
Aink Overbrook
Jack Nelson
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