Wellsville area notes of weddings, travels and events
Mr and Mrs Tom Ruddell attended the funeral of Mrs Keel in Butler Missouri. Mrs Aden Stinsen and Mrs W Hannagan hosted Mrs Stingen's birthday dinner in Morse. Fifty Scouts and Brownies joined a Folk Festival in Ottawa. The Laytons returned from Arizona with visits in Caprock NM and Wichita. Garden club members missed the East Central District meeting due to bad weather. Golden wedding anniversary for Charles and Vickers near Le Loup after 35 years. Visitors to Mrs Slusher included Mrs Mabel Duane and Mrs Elizabeth Connor. Chamberlains attended The Saint of Bleeker Street at KU with John Feighner playing Contra Bassoon. Dean and Mrs Richards of Baldwin were guests of Miss Dupreeze Pearson. E E Turner returned from Herman Mo with her father. Mrs Jewell of Topeka and Miss Pearson dined with Mrs O Neil. Lowell Collins hosted farewell for Don Easdale and Ronnie bound for Albany Ore. Arden Stinsons celebrated 26th anniversary with a surprise dinner at Olathe. Miss Julian Cayot, 92, suffered a hip fracture and arm cut after a basement fall. she underwent surgery at St Josephs with sister Mamie Hill at her side. Mrs May Elliott visited Wichita for a weekend with daughters and families including the Millers and Journagan.
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Tom Ruddell
Butler
Keel
Ottawa
Glen Layton Sr
Arizona
Don Layton
Caprock N. Mex
Bob Layton
Wichita
Wellsville
Mabel Duane
Elizabeth Connor
Kansas City
Lulu Slusher
Lee Chamberlain
Bleeker Street
K. U
John
Lowell Collins
Don Easdale
Ronnie
Albany Ore
Mr. Easdale
Howard Russel
Olathe
Arden Stinsons
Julian Cayot
Hardwood floor care guide for tight grained wood types
For normal cleaning avoid water on hardwood floors. Use a soft brush to dust and a mop lightly dampened with penetrating sealer or furniture polish for spots. Maple and birch floors with tight grain benefit from this method.
Space Age Hazards Seen
Secretary of Labor Mitchell warned that the space age will multiply industrial accident hazards as work speeds and complexity rise. He spoke at the 10th annual President's Conference on Occupational Safety noting progress but urging continued safety measures.
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Washington
Mitchell
Accs
Promise of Safer Work Life for Youth Cited
Mitchell says workers must speed up safety efforts and notes that today only a fifth of young people can expect an accident free working life. The remark highlights ongoing concerns about workplace safety progress and youth protection measures.
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Mitchell
Seeks Cause Of Prison Riot At Ohio Penitentiary
Warden Ralph W. Alvis began an inquiry into a dormitory riot by 140 semitrusties at Ohio Penitentiary. Prisoners complained of a guard failing to conduct a visual head count, prompting a shouted disturbance. Police reported a small riot with property damage but no injuries.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph W. Alvis
Ohio Penitentiary
Alvis
Two Men Held In Slaying Of Cabbie
Kansas City reports two men, Richard Allen Stiles and Paul Ray Brown, held for investigation in the slaying of taxi driver John Lumpkin, 51. Lumpkin was shot March 18 while driving two men. suspects admitted taking part in the robbery of about $27.
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Kansas City
John Lumpkin
Richard Allen Stiles
Paul Ray Brown
Lumpkin
Stiles
Brown
Man Denies Killing In Hooded Robbery
Police say Lumpkin was shot during a hooded hold up by Brown who fired as Lumpkin resisted. Ballistics linked a pistol found in Stiles' hose to the weapon used, according to investigators.
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Brown
Lumpkin
Stiles
Eisenhower blamed for wild overseas spending plan
Rep Passman argues the administration pursues a wild spending program including foreign aid, saying Eisenhower promised trade not aid and budget balance while government officials defend a $3.9 billion aid request as NATO leaders prepare to support the measure.
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Washington
Passman D-Lal
Eisenhower
Passman
House Appropriations Subcommittee
House
Congress
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Appanoose Area Visitors and Births Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Bud Chester and family Winchester visit due to Mrs Chesters father W M Hous ton in a Kansas City hospital Trene Mckitheron Kansas City Mo and Mrs Gene King and family were visitors Sunday of Mr and Mrs Rufus Mecatheron Mr and Mrs Donald Goltscha mer Lee summit Mo are parents of a son born March 12 Karl Donald Grandparents listed Mr and Mrs John Snyder and Mr and Mrs Harold Goltschamer Mr and Mrs C K Rich and family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Danny Wees Sunflower Mr and Mrs Art Mesenheimer spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Glen Mesenheimer Lawrence Those visiting Clyde Wis come home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Hayward Jenkins and family Mrs Ella Carroll and daughter Mrs Mable Malson and daughter Mr and Mrs Reece Cowan and daughter all of Topeka OO Mr and Mrs Marvin Woodland and boys Topeka were Saturday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Junior Dillon and family Not only an amateur show but a combination of contest ants and bit TV guest stars Dont miss the Shrine Search for Talent May 10.
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Bud Chester
Winchester
Karl Donald
John Snyder
Harold Goltschamer
C. K. Rich
Danny Wees
Art Mesenheimer
Glen Mesenheimer
Lawrence
Clyde Wiscombe
Hayward Jenkens
Ella Carroll
Mable Malson
Reece Cowan
Topeka
Marvin Woodland
Junior Dillon
12 Cents Of Food Taxes Likely Size Of Bill
The Agricultural Marketing Service says about 12 cents of every food dollar goes to taxes. This tax is added to processing and distribution costs. The tax collector's share accounts for roughly a third of the farmer’s portion.
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Washington
Agricultural Marketing Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mamie Hill
May Elliott
Harry Millers
Bob ,Journagan
Hank White
Woodward
Oklo
Robert
David White
Floyd Blair
van Heusen
Jassiers
N. Wassmer
Larry D. Wassmer
Gov't
Fogle Quarry
Grover Knight
Delivery
Jerry's Drive-In Cleaners
Appanoose Area
The
Ottawa Herald
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall
Pho
Knox & Barton
Hyde Park
Mans
Window
Jayson
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