Quenemo Farewell Dinner For Family Leaving Soon For Overseas
Last Friday evening the Wilsons, Wileys and Neills hosted Capt. and Mrs. Loren Neill and children Houstie and Nancy at the Quenemo Annex. They plan to depart August 2 for overseas duty in Casa Blanca, Africa, aiming for a 20 year assignment. The family will drive to New York to ship their car and household goods. Loren Neill has served at Forbes Air Base in Topeka and lives in Lyndon, son of George Neill of Vassar. Attendees included numerous local families from Quenemo and nearby towns.
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Wilsons
Wileys and
Neills
Loren Neill
Houstie
Nancy
Quenemo Annex
Casablanca
Africa
New York
Loren
Forbes Air Base
Topeka
Lyndon
George Neill
Vassar
Glen Neill
Sharon
Carilyn Burkdoll
Joe Marshall
Paul Wilson
Morris Wilson
Ottawa
Hf. B. Wilson
H. R. Wiley
G. K. Wilson
W. S. Marshall
Glen Wilson
Bobbie
Quenemo
Birthday Party for Patty K Thompson at Home
Patty K Thompson celebrated her tenth birthday on Friday July 22 with a party at her parents home Mr and Mrs Roy Thompson Twenty eight guests arrived at 2 pm and spent two hours playing games and admiring gifts Mrs Bill Knight of Lyndon and Mrs Lyle Reed helped serve refreshments Balloons candy suckers and party favors were given Guests included Barbara Carolyn Yockey Nancy Horne Eldon Criqui Carol Sharon Reed Reta Ragan Linda Logan Betty Williams Judy Webster Kay Knight Janice Trudy Rose Elaine Swallow Janice Rodney Hull Janice Jackie Cade Jim Perry Harold Dean Jerry Bryan Tom Meiers Jim Casten Jean Betty Rose Larry Clark Topeka Sharon Gary Knight Lyndon Mr and Mrs Warren Jaillete are vacationing in the Ozarks with Mrs W Jail lite Sr visiting Joplin Mo They will pick up sons Bob and Jere who have been at Salem Mo camp before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty K. Thompson
Roy Thompson
Bill Knight
Lyndon
Lyle Reed
Thompson
Barbara
Carolyn Yockey
Nancy Horne
Eldon Criqui
Carol
Sharon Reed
Reta Ragan
Linda Logan
Betty Williams
Judy Webster
Kay Knight
Janice
Trudy Rose
Elaine Swallow
Rodney Hull
Jackie Cade
Jim Perry
Harold Dean
Jerry Bryan
Tom Meiers
Jim Casten
Jean
Betty Rose
Larry Clark
Topeka
Sharon
Gary Knight
Warren Jaillete
Ozarks
Community Dinner Honors Mrs. Davis Birthday
A cooperative dinner Sundays July 24 at Mr. and Mrs. John Davis honored Mrs. Davis whose birthday was July 19. Attendees included families from Topeka Ottawa Pomona Geneseo and Ellinwood with May visitors and several returning home after visits. Notable moves included Dr. W. Poston convalescing in Topeka and trips to Puyallup Washington and El Paso Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Davis
John Shipps
Topeka
Rolan Davis
Craig
Ralph Selby
Ottawa
Lee Bonar
Pomona
Mary White
Elton Davis
Roy English
Bobby
Soward Porter
Laura Mollet
Bill Ragan
Billy
Reta
Genesea
Frank Richely
Omaha
Nebr
Ed Ausman
Glen Brown
Ellinwood
Lidge Wadkins
Gladys
Elmer Schamle
E. N. Schamle
Orville Carr
Puyallup
Wash
W. QO. Poston
Stormont Vail Hospital
Gordon Burns
Edwin Fine
el Paso
Tex
Olin James
Dee
West-Central Kansas Social Notes Reflect Busy Visits
Relatives and friends gathered across western Kansas and Oklahoma for visits, dinners, and open houses. Attendees included the Rogers, Pinkston, Fields, Dawson, and Vallier families, with trips through Colorado, California, and Utah noted. A 50th wedding anniversary open house, a bridge breakfast, and several family dinners highlight a lively week in Pomona and nearby towns.
Explosion Kills Three Paratroopers at Camp A. P. Hill
A 60mm mortar shell exploded after firing during a training exercise at Camp A. P. Hill Virginia killing three paratroopers and wounding two more. All casualties were from the 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment 82nd Division based at Fort Bragg. Names withheld pending next of kin notification. The unit had been on loan to the 2nd Army for the ROTC summer encampment.
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FT. Meade
Camp
A. P. Hill
2Nd Army
325Th Airborne Infantry
82Nd Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Died After Being Pulled From River
Wichita man Bill L. Ryan aged 28 died four hours after being pulled from the Arkansas River northwest of Wichita by fishermen Huber McGee and James E. Bonner.
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Wichita
Bill L. Ryan
Arkansas River
Here
Huber McGee
James E. Bonner
Briles New Barns To Hold Hay
Elton Vickers and Vern Ritchal built new hay sheds and are ready to fill them. Mrs. Emil Kirchhoff was called to Kansas City for her mother’s illness. The T. T. Sheltons and Artis Hutchinson visited Quenemo. Ottawa remained drier. The Farrises and Goulds hosted a Forest Park picnic. Betty Mae Farris traveled home with her parents.
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Elton Vickers
Vern Ritchal
Emil Kirchhoff
Kansas City
St. Joseph Hospital
T. T. Sheltons
Artis Hutchinson
Ottawa
Quenemo
W. E. Farris
Betty Mae
Monroria
Calif
Apts
G. W. Goulds
Roger
Karl Johnson
Earl
Ray Farris
Farris
Gould
Forest Park
Olathe Hospital
Harold Carpenter
Ralph Batdorf
Roger Goulds
Earl Johnson
Farrises
Robert Williams
Denver
Sidney Williams
Portland
Ore
Elizabeth
Nelson Briles
UNESCO survey notes 570 TV stations worldwide
A UNESCO survey reports there are 570 television stations globally, three times the number seen two years earlier, highlighting rapid growth in broadcasting capacity across regions.
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Unesco
Five Killed In Bomber Crash Near Hutchinson
A Navy Neptune bomber from Hutchinson Naval Air Station crashed on the Jerry Yoder farm, burning a machine shed and shop and killing five aboard. The victims were Lt. Donald W. Evans of Hutchinson, Lt. (jg) David Paul Mark of Hutchinson, Cadet William Cameron of Panhandle Texas, AD2 James Hubert Dodd of Burrton Kansas, and AT3 Reid Marion Bailey of Hutchinson.
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Hutchinson
Hutchinson Naval Air Station
Jerry Yoder
Donald W. Evans
David Paul Mark
William Cameron
Panhandle
Tex
James Hubert Dodd
Burrton
Kas
Reid Marion Bailey
Ninety Nuns Rescued From Mount Carmel Infirmary Fire
Ninety elderly nuns were rescued with only minor injuries after a fire swept the Mount Carmel Con vent infirmary in Dubuque Iowa last night. A nun who discovered the blaze reported an attic explosion in the three story brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Mount Carmel
Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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Haet Wiley
American Service Co
R Gale
Tee
Columala
Pirates
Sarring Pagl Hemreio
Patricia Medina
Sme
Glenn Ford
Anne Francis
Louis Calhern
Brothers
Robert Taylor
Eleanor Parker
Judee Tha Peline
PVA OL Af
Col Ie Data
Salant
Sean McClory
Joanne Jordan
Ray Middleton
Jaclynne Greene
Homewood
Lee Eilts Orchestra
Vistavision
Pipelity
Stewart
Allyson
Strategic Air Command
Technicolor
Frank Lovejoy
Alex Nicolli
Sullivan
Bruce Bennett
Avhal
Rhsabel
OWL Show
Mr. Death
FC Re
Aegy
Warner Bros. Brs
Warner Colorg
Peggie Castle
Amecrac
Lesley Selandes
FR Co
Hillcrest
LSA
Kansas
Oklahoma
John Rogers
Myrtle Pinkston
May Hunter
Leslie
West
Colorado
California
Utah
Schwanbeck
Wakeeney
Smokey” Swope
Albany
Rollie Radke
Great Bend
Jess Fields
Fields
Sam Dawson
R. G. Hughs
Harley Cromwell
R. E. Elder
G. W. Wilson
Everett Valliere
R. G. Hughes
Nelle White
W. Jailite
Reba Berry
Walter Parrish
Ronnie Redinbaugh
Cecil Neill
Lewis Neill
Louisburg
Maynard Cowan
Larry Neill
Wes Neill
Karen Parker
W. P. Poston
The
Golden Link H.D.A
Hazel Stadel
Sally Perry
Nadine Cecil
Adaline James
Marvin Vallier
Marva Sue
Vere
Richmond
Pete Vallier
Roy Vallier
Lawrence Shaffer
Ran 50m Hospital
Donald Dehn
Jeralyn Raye
Carol Ann
Ralph Stadel
Jeff Rice
Overbrook
Glidden
Malott
S. Main
Briles
the Gas Service Company
Gas Service Company
Plubuss &v
Y Liite
McKee
TDC
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
N. Main
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