Community Guests Fill Richmond Annex Dinner
Sixty people attended the Cham ber of Commerce and Lions club dinner at the annex. reports from Boys State in Wichita were shared by Winston Wilson. Many locals welcomed visitors from Kansas City and Spokane while relatives traveled between El Dorado Chanute and Manhattan for family visits.
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Chamber of Commerce and Lions
Annnex
Winston Wilson
Wichita
Francis Rubick
Wade
Kansas City
Carl
Alvin Rubick
el Dorado
Chanute
Mary Steinbacher
Spokane
Wash
John Strobel
James Myers
Strobels
Ottawa
Social Round of Visits and Travelers Across Towns
Residents and relatives from Alhambra to Iola and Garnett stop by Irvin Rockers and surrounding homes. Guests include Roland Stewart post brain surgery status unimproved. John Miller improving at Anderson County Hospital. multiple families from Paola Osage City Overland Park and Wichita visiting local hosts and moving plans disclosed. Visitors hail from Chicago to Fort Worth and Seminole with extended family updates and farm purchases announced.
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Jim Kueser
Kansas City
Jeanette
Peter Wall
Mexico City
Kermit Krugers
Jack Smith
Terrye Ann
Howard Bradleys
Manhattan
Albert Schwegman
Anderson County Hospital
Beulah Seymour
Blythe
Calif
John Miller
K. U
Wayne Eugene Hobson
Newport
R. I
Lula Hobson
Evelyn Ellis
Napa
Alta Richardson
Ottawa Hospital
Mmes
M. W. Fishburn
Edwin Horstick
Elda Barry
Annex
Irene Akin
Charles Edwards
Jane O'Mara
Lola Booker
Maurice Lickteig
Evans Freese
Hutchinson
Paula Ruth
Arthur Hahn
Eddie Bryant
Merced
A. O. Sigler
Oscar Newmaster
School of Missions
Baldwin
Julia Miller
Topeka
Ernest Baker
Wilbur Duffey
Dick Covey
Arkansas City
George Harts
Billa Ann Pickett
Vernon Picketts
Gardner
Aurora
Raymond Wagner
P.A.W. Becker
Hartford
William Becker
Racine
Wise
H. C. Wilburn
San Francisco
H. C. Wolfe
Garnett Hospital
Lawrence Edwards
Clyde Edwards
Kenneth
L. E. Hamiltons
Emporia
Bert Stevensons
Cecil Mathias
Merle McDaniels
Enid
Okla
Curtis Mathias
Raymond Morrow
Bonner Springs
Harvey Morrows
Henrietta Becker
St. Louis
Raymond Wagners
Alfred Monroe
Twin Falls
Idaho
Louis Monroes
Darlene White
Don Snyder
Liberal
Lee McKean
St. Ann
Lee Metze
Florence Beaty
Laura Roadruck
Knobnoster
Harold Kruse
Fred J. Pickett
Ed Anderson
Dale
Herb Greggs
Willis Irwin
Irwin
Roland Stewart
Alhambra
Adam Brune
Dorothy
Iola
Mark Rockers Sr
Chicago
Tom Dailey
Oklahoma
A. W. Blake
Hayes Johnson
Harry Greens
Wichita
Norbert Mersman
Fort Worth
Tex
Irvin Rockers
Dan Lickteig
Burlington
Raymond Everett
Kenneth Bowmans
W. W. Turnham and Spencer
Aransas Pass
Gilbert Young
Seminole
Norman Gerhold
Polio Toll Rises With 40th Kansas City Case
Kansas City Health Department reports the 40th polio case this year with six other suspected cases awaiting confirmation and four deaths attributed to polio in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
City
City Health Department
Back Home From Cuban Prison
Loran Eugene Hall, 29, returned to Wichita Tuesday night after about three months in Cuban camps. He says Cuban authorities detained him over spy allegations tied to a supposed Batista plot, while he claims a Nicaraguan rebel in training in Cuba labeled him an FBI agent. He was deported to Miami Monday night after a brief offer of release.
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Wichita
Loran Eugene ‘Hall
Castro
Cuba
Nicaragua
Hall
FBI
Batista
Miami
Fla
Jack F. Hall
Topeka Attorneys Named In ABC Case
Two Topeka attorneys were named counsel for the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Office in a suit testing the Kansas law that allows fixing minimum liquor prices. Atty. Gen. John Anderson seeks a permanent order to halt enforcement, arguing the law illegally delegates legislative powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Kansas
W. E. Murphy
L. M. Cornish Jr
M. D. Bartlow
Raines
Remarks Doctors Tire Of Hearing By HAL BOYLE
New York AP column collects humorous patient quips doctors hear. Jokes cover parking tickets, collie illnesses, rich patients, waiting room magazines, hunting for medicine, and social scenes. The bits reflect casual, teasing remarks about medical life and doctor etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
Doc
KC Starts Roundup Of Packs Of Dogs
A roundup of packs of wild dogs began in Kansas City. The animal shelter will start with one radio equipped panel and truck and expects to obtain a second in a few days. Eight men will be on the catching crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
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