Richmond Shower Honoring Arla Atchison with Local Guests
A Richmond gathering at Arla Atchison’s home featured a miscellaneous shower with gifts arranged around a bridal doll. Guests included Mrs. George Atchison and many locals, while Mrs Pauline Davids from Florida plans a visit. Also noted are college commencement honors for Rev Harold Scott and upcoming wedding invitations from Cecelia McCall and Richard Klumb.
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Mmes
J. L. DeGarmo
Bob Crick
Floyd Brock
Harold Robertson
Joe Wittman
Arla Atchison
Robert Lickteig
George Atchison
Dan Lickteig
Lawrence Chandler
Bob Kuiken
Gene O'Mara
Chris Mersman
Arthur Hahn
Abe Severns
Virgil Smith
George Dietrich
Herbie Wolfe
Lee Melze
L. E. Dillon
Clarence Gauil
Alfred Nilges
Wilpur Duffey
Paul Davis
Fred Rocker
Eugene Bump
Ralph McCrea
Alvin Hornberger
Fred Johnson
Allen DeGarmo
Doris Wesen
Elsie MecClintic
Eugene Kratsberg
Jerry Robertson
Chester Martin
Ernest Henderson
M. K. Ferguson
Sandy Sims
Carl Anderson
Maurice Ponton
Antone Greencord
Oscar Newmaster
Kenneth Cunningham
Lee Perkins
Alta Richardson
Cecil Vining
Marvin Mersman
R. J. Morgan
W. J. Collins
Ruth Atchison
Charley Moberly
Noah Hutchison
Verna Glaze
Joan Lickteig
Sally McDonald
Mary Ellen Brock
Delores Pickett
Florine Brock
Mabel Chandler
Pauline Davids
Florida
Fred
Frank New
Ottawa
Harold Scott
Santa Ana
Calif
Sterling College
Scott
Bethel Centennial Society News Highlights Local Visits
Bethel centennial notes recount visits by Cecil McArdle family and friends to New Orleans and Lawrence. Carol Fishburn's wire injury required stitches. Numerous locals from Topeka, Lawrence, Osage City, Centropolis, and Overbrook shared dinners, birthdays, and showers with neighbors including Mrs Mae Vance and Mrs Albert Turner.
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Cecil McArdle
Bonnie
Buddy
New Orleans
O. N. Baker
Lawrence
Ben Baker
Cy Garber
Topeka
Marie Johnson
Rex Dean Johnson
Maurice Fishburn
Neal
Carol
Lochiel Platter
Otto Garber
G. C. Clark
Jim Run
Mae Vance
Albert Turner
Willis Crawford
Washington Creek
Tailored Step-In Dresses Advertised By Pattern 4519
Pattern 4519 Misses sizes from 12 to 42 promises a crisp tailored look with a collar square pockets and contrasting piping. Instructions complete and fit tested while pattern costs thirty five cents postage extra. Ottawa Herald mentions local names and events alongside a sewing pattern notice.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Baldwin announces engagement of Pauline Carol Nusser
Pauline Carol Nusser, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Nusser of Kansas City Missouri, will marry Robert Biron Nusser of Baldwin. Both are Baker University seniors. The wedding is planned for late 9 at 8 pm at the First Methodist church in Baldwin with Miss Schwartz as grandmother to Mr and Mrs Charles Simmons.
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Richmond WA
Cecil McCall
Kansas City
Cecelia
Richard Dale Klumb
St. Marks Methodist Church
Merriam
Kas
T. Neal Hiatt
Bob Brown
Herb McClure
Allen DeGarmos
Delmar Bowmans
Melvin Stockards
Albert Turner
Ervin Stahel
Manhattan
Alvin Stahels
Doc Fishburn
Dickey
Maurice Pishburn
Everett Crist
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Sheri
Alan Atchison
LaVerle Miller
Leland Baker
Harold Atchison
Ottawa
Lawrence
Maurice Fishburn
Nancy
G. C. Clark
Leland Gilliland
Emporia
Charles Jones
G. C.clark
Ben Baker
Centropolis H. D. A
Burlington
Centropolis
Bethel W. S. C. S
Marvin Forth
Cecil McArdle
Don Forth
Bethel H. D. A
Jennings Price
al. Burlington
Earl Gilliland
Pomona
Charles Simmons
Virgil Schwartz
Baldwin
Pauline Carol
Robert Biron Nusser
Ralph W. Nusser
Baker U
First Methodist Church
Miss Schwartz
Reed urges study for income tax cut plan
Rep. Reed proposes a preparatory study to pave the way for broad income tax rate reductions. He urges cutting the top rate from 91 percent to no more than 75 percent and reducing other rates and exemptions, though not calling for action this session.
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Washington
Rep. Reed
Congress
Reed
House
Ways and Means Committee
Five Die In Fire At Stylish Deal Seaside Home
A mother Mrs William Rediker and her three children Stewart 12 Kenneth 14 Bonnie Joy 5 and a maid Henrietta suffocated in a smoky blaze that swept through a fashionable Deal New Jersey seaside home yesterday. Cause of the fire not immediately determined.
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Deal
J.ui
William Rediker
Stewart
Kenneth
Bonnie Joy
Henrietta
Local Residents Attend Guernsey Show and Community Notes
Briles Briles and Ralph Batdorf families, along with Vern Ritchal and Elton Vickers, attended the Guernsey show in Garnett last Thursday. A new family, the Schaffers of Wellsville, moved into the Dr. OBEye farm house. Residents report ongoing social visits among Briles, Batdorf, and O Connor families. Several neighbors dropped by and Mrs. Briles, recently ill, received visits from Gale Counselman Jess Ball and many others as planting of corn continues despite chilly weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Batdorf
iVern Ritchal
Elton Vickersl
Guernsey
Garnett
Schaffers
Wellsville
James Bosworth
Vern Ritchal
Elton Vickers
Emil Kirchhoff
G.W. Gould
North Dakota Lignite Mines Produce Millions Annually
North Dakota's lignite mines yield about three million tons a year. Michigan's population rose by 600 000 from April 1 1950 to July 1 1954. U S personal income ran at about 314 billion dollars annually in early 1955.
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North Dakota
Michigan
U. S
Surrenders In Church Slaying
Tony Tudorache, 60, a handyman sought for questioning in the fatal shooting at St. Dumitru's Romanian Orthodox Church, surrendered to the district attorney after vanishing. Police found a rifle and ammunition in his room across the street as the church warden Vasili Cucuiа, 66, died and five worshipers were wounded during the midnight service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Tudorache
Disttrict
Tudorache
St. Dumitru’s
Vasili Cucuia
Polio Research Boost Amid Soviet Union Clout
Moscow reports that Russia's leading police expert states the Soviet Union has established a polio research program. The claim frames state effort as a top priority, signaling intensified focus on viral studies and public health readiness.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Russia Plans Two Vaccines This Year And Monkeys Purchased
M. P. Chumakov, head of a new institute, said Russia will produce two vaccines this year and has ordered several hundred monkeys from Red China for experiments. He visited the United States with Soviet scientists to study polio advances. About ten percent of U S men aged 17 to 64 enter hospitals yearly.
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M. P. Chumakov
Ogonyek
Russia
Red China
Chumakov
United States
U. S
Mock Tank War With 24 Tractors In Dallas
Prankster sneaked into a Dallas warehouse full of tractors and staged a mock tank battle with 24 of 200 new machines. The stunt caused about 1000 dollars in damage as tractors collided head on leaving most with smashed radiators and some still locked together.
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Dallas
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