News From Lane Compact Social Roundup
Mrs Ellery Stevens won a quilt made by the Rebekah lodge. Lane activities include a Friday 1.0.C.F. hall meeting with Mrs Jerry Triplett and others, Rantoul slated to install as Rebekah Assembly president. Numerous Sunday visits and family travel noted from Ottawa Topeka Shawnee and Richmond, with Lane W.S.C.S. inviting committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Stevens
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Jerry Triplett
Harley Burchfield
Vern Morlan
W. M. Christian
Elizabeth Burkdoll
Steve Needham
Rantoul
Rebekah Assembly
Leslie Renier
Patty
Linda
Rapid City
S. D
Topeka
Charles Bump
Elmo Shepherd
Ottawa
Gene Bump
Richmond
Jim van Horn
Osawatomie
Lottie Burn
Ted Miller
Dicky
Leroy Day
Beagle
Edith Chambers
Esther Burns
Ora Cunningham
Gene
Charles
Ray Cunningham
Shawnee
Charles St. Louis
Nancy Barrett
Walter Barrett
Marshall Allen
Berniece Byers
R. H. Byers
Lane W.S.C.S
Lane community notes in hectic Homecoming week
Lane residents kept busy with church annex clothing drive for Dielne Indian Mission in Louisianna and Homecoming preparations. Events included dinners, visits from Topeka and Ottawa guests, youth activities, and a pie and box supper sponsored by Lane High School sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevie
Paola
Bill Hettler
Lavon Hettler
Ottawa
Cathy
Ora Cunningham
Gene
Greeley
Dielne Indian Mission
Louisianna
Mesdames
Ross Kimball
Maney White
W. A. Neill, Sr
Walt Landers
Jerry Triplett
Jake Triplett
W. M. Christian
Christian
Osawatomie
W. A. Neill
John Burkdoll
Vinita
Grand River
Wayne White
Norman White
Ginger
Joy Brownlee
Topeka
E. F. Brownlee
Gail Miller
Joyce
Dean Kennedy
Richard Ware
Swope Park Zoo
Kansas City
Lane
Osawatomié
Albert Lane
K. C
Youth For Christ
Wesley Dreyer
Becky Neill
Larry
Dana Porter
Clayton Whetstone
Jay Swogar
Steve
Ed Prothe
Shirley
Beverly
Merle Cole
Lane Metodist Church
Ross
Kimball
Jake Hieber
Oscar Henderson
John Baxter
Donald McDougal
Howard Burress
Paul Gentry
Earl Kennedy
Lou Gerth
Harley Burchfield
Wesley Dreyer, Sr
W. A. Neill, Jr
Subscribers Subscriptions and Death Statistics Mentioned
The Herald notes new subscriptions and renewals across Ottawa Rantoul Richmond Pomona Williamsburg Princeton Wellsville Waverly Quenemo Michigan Valley Baldwin with dozens of named individuals. It cites U S Government Vital Statistics showing 1953 accidental fall deaths nearly double those from lung cancer followed by Herald Want Ads for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Ottawa
Ruth Moody
Cassie Coe
Joe Hillebert
Clarence Good
Roscoe Smith
J. B. Hamilton
Fred Scott
Oliver Shaw
Raymond Davis
W. H. Reams
Henry Hildebrandt
Rantoul
Evan McKeon Lane
Ralph Macklin
William Owens
Richmond
C. H. Morrow
Pomona
W. L. Nitcher
T. J. Plashka
J. D. Jennings
Clarence Jones
Glen J. Chambers
Albert Smith
Ralph Allen
Kenneth Bowman
Porter Shaw
F. E. Button
Raymond Kratz
A. Bronson
Williamsburg
EarlWare
E. R. Goff
John Mallory
Bud Kirkland
Clyde Todd
Princeton
Glenn Greenfield
J. G. Barnes
Bert McCune
Leroy Wasmund
Earl Gorton
Cleo Nitcher
George Robertson
Wellsville
Lester Coffman
Paul J. O’neil
Frank Brady
Jack Crownie
Ray Brecheisen
Waverly
Earl Stevenson
Donnie Hess
Roy Hess
Roy Broyles
Andrew Gilliland
Quenemo
Clarence Swallow
George Lewis
Michigan Valley
Jay Ramshaw
Baldwin
Ernest E. Kaub
U. S
September Was Wet in Oklahoma State Weather
Oklahoma endured one of its wettest Septembers with several cities reporting 10 inches or more. Antlers in Pushmataha County reached 10.74 inches and Daisy in Atoka County 10.57, per the U S Department of Commerce. Normal September rainfall is 3.15 inches. Last year averaged 0.97 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Antlers
Pushmataha
Atoka County
U. S. Department of Commerce
Reds Hold Five Americans Say Reds Hold Five Americans
CAMP FRIEDLAND Germany The first group of civilian German prisoners from the Soviet Union arrived in the West today. Some claim to be Americans or to have American connections while held in Russian slave labor camps. Names include Pvt Sidney Ray Sparks and others alleged to be spies or linked to espionage with 25 year sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedland
Germany
Soviet Union
Pvt
Sidney Ray Sparks
Tennille
West Berlin
Bob Goldman
Estonia
U. S
Jack Goralski
Georges Green
Levin Green
Los Angeles
Moscow
Leah
Green
Vorkuta
Urals
Vile
Siberia
Vladimir Golowski Jr
Shanghai
Golowski
Russia
Vladimir Golowski
San Francisco
United States Attorneys Questioned on Wichita Jury Room Microphones
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee will question present and past U S attorneys in Kansas about authorization of secret microphones in the Wichita federal jury room. William C. Farmer is named in the inquiry and testimony is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Kansas
Wichita
Senate
Internal Security
William C. Farmer
Jurors studied in Chicago as U S Attorney recall discussed permit chatter
U S attorney at Wichita George Templar of Arkansas City, former U S attorney, and Robert Cowger, Templar's assistant, testified Friday that he did not recall anyone asking his permission. Deliberations of juries in five civil cases were recorded secretly last year as part of a University of Chicago study of the jury system's operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wichita
George Templar
Arkansas City
Robert Cowger
Templar
University of Chicago
Floods Leave Athens Residents Homeless In Greece
Scores of residents in the Athens area were left homeless as 48 hours of heavy rain caused floods and communication outages. Highways were cut off and railroad tracks blocked by mountain slides, with extensive flood damage reported on tobacco plantations in the Salonika Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Salonika
Labour treasurer contest ends in crushing Bevan defeat
Delegates from various labor organizations voted their full membership strength in the British Labour party treasurer contest, delivering a landslide victory over Aneurin Bevan. In other items, Vincenza reports Honest John rockets arriving from West Germany to bolster US forces in Italy, and Jacques Mornard seeks parole after 16 of 20 years for Trotsky’s slayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneurin Bevan
British Labor Party
Vincenza
Italy
West Germany
Mexico City
Leon Trotsky
Jacques Mornard
Multiple Car Ownership Surges Among American Families
The article notes that over 4.4 million American families own more than one car, marking a rise of more than 70 percent in the last five years, reflecting shifts in mobility and household wealth.
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Msnvestors Diversified Services, Inc
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D. L. Young
R. C. Capron
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Osteopat Zellner Bidg
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Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Geo. W. Davis
M.D
Frank A. Trump, M
Louis N. Speer
James E. Wallen
Obstetrics and General Medicine
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen
M.D. Victor
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Physicians and Surgeons
R. S. Roberts
David G. Laury
General Medicine and Obstetrics Office
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W. I. Conger
Don Collins
Insemination Tech
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D.V.M
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