Deeds Recorded in This Week’s Credit Bureau Bulletin
Deeds listed show transfers including George Steele to Robert E. Walter of Wellsville Lots 11-12 in Block 1, and George F. Hopkins to Alex Hopkins with NW and N% fractions in Ses. 22 16-18. Other transfers involve John H. Rodgers, Willard E. Anderson, Larry Lee Cowdin, Velma Kraus, Robert E. Walter to Elizabeth Hutchinson, Raymond Crider and Marlene Woods exchanges, John F. Oshel to Albert Hoadley, M. R. Benson to Kenneth Nitcher, Grant Catterson to Florence Pope, W H Gilchrist to James LeValley, Verlie L. James to Lloyd Crowl, and others in Dundee Place, Wellsville, Univ. Add. and surrounding parcels.
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The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
George Steele
Robert E. Walter
Wellsville
George F. Hopkins
Alex Hopkins
John H. Rodgers
W. C. Campbell
Willard E. Anderson
Sherman A. Smith
Larry’ Lee Cowdin
Francis J. Gibbons
Dundee Place
Velma Kraus
Lillian M. Murphy
Raymond M. Crider
John F. Oshel
Albert Hoadley
M. R. Benson
Kenneth Nitcher
Grant Catterson
Florence Pope
Biko Rantoul
W. H. Gilchrist
James M. LeValley
Verlie L. James
Lloyd J. Crowl
Removals and Disconnects List From Anderson and Beets
This week’s notice lists meter connections removals and disconnects for Anderson, Robert A. at 315 E. 5th to 534 S. Cedar, Beets, Alfred to 1246 S. Main, and Brandon, Mrs. Victor from 104 E. Logan, Berndt.
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The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
Anderson
Robert A
E. 5Th
S. Cedar
Beets
Alfred
S. Main
Brandon
Victor
E. Logan
Berndt
Movements, addresses and names listed in residents transfer
The passage catalogs numerous personal address changes across towns including Rexer, Boyer, Coburn, Dixon, Decker, Dunbar, Dean, Fowler, Finch, Gibbons, Holden, Hutcheson, Jones, Jellison, Knoepel, Kasparek, Kreuch, Mundell, Mason, McAuley, Reeves, Rice, Spencer, Sala, Stephens, Thompson, Wiggins, Winchester, and Wells. It mentions a note to builders and a discussion about wartime letters and social advice from Audie Murphy regarding engagement timing and mail, plus his views on a military fitness program and his film role in To Hell and Back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexer
St. Boulder
Colo
Boyer
R. E
N. Oak
Coburn
Walter V
Cowdin
Larry L
Dixon
Bob
S. Mulberry
Decker
Harley
N. Poplar
Dunbar
Wilbur
Dean
Alfred H
N. Main
Fowler
Lamar
S. Locust
Finch
Arthur
N. Mulberry
Gibbons
Francis
Holden
Wm. C
Haley
E. E
S. Main
Rockwood Drive
Hollingsworth
Frank E
E. Logan
Haynes
E. M
Grant
Hinderliter
Alvin
E. 15Th
Hutchison
George
Jones
Raymond A
S. Cherry
Jellison
W. H
N. Sycamore
Highland
Kansas
Knoeppel
A. E
S. Oak
Kasparek
Everett
S. Cedar
Beatrice
Nebraska
Kreuch
Frank
Mundell
Lucille
Mason
Henry
King
Mc. Auley
Mrs. Maxine
Reeves
O. R
Rice
C. N
Mary
Spencer
A. M
Sala
Richard W
Stephens
Mrs
Betty
N. Cedar
Harvey W
Thompson
Marion A
Wiggins
Robert
Winchester
R. C
S. Poplar
Richmond clubs host luncheon and society notices
The Leisure Hour Club met at Richmond High School for a luncheon with hostesses James, Charley Moberly, Joe Wittman and Bob Crick. Guests included Mrs. Frank Simon and others. members listed. September picnic planned at Garnett Lake. Also reports on Ladies Missionary Society, Berea Club social hour, furniture moves, births, and local visits.
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James
Charley Moberly
Joe Wittman
Bob Crick
Frank Simon
Washington,d. C
Elmer Burton
Garnett
Alvin Hornberger
Charles Edwards
Dale Wesen
Verna Glaze
Mmes
Jay Adams
George Atchison
Floyd Brock
W. J. Collins
Paul Davis
J. L. DeGarmo
Allen DeGarmo
Lawrence Dillon
Harold Robertson
Clarence Gault
Herb McClure
Alfred Sigler
Albert Dunbar
Garnett Lake
Duane Shaw
Richmond
Frank Dietrich
Winnie Cunningham
Ladies Missionary Society
Ruth Atchison
B. M. Dobbin
R. S. McCrea
Jennie Kelsey
Reid Freese
Berea Club
Louis Eeord
Minnie Barham
Clyde Berry
Duane Pedro
Clayton McCall
Dan Lickteig
Laurence Chandler
Gary
Noah Hutchison
Lonnie Chambers
Kenneth Cunningham
Hutchison
Steve
Denny Dunbar
George DeLoziers
Topeka
James Greishard
An & Lb
Ottawa Hospital
Catherine Jane
Frances Cassity
West Valley
Mabel Chandler
Josie Mader
Lambert Bures
Frank Sobba
John
Herman Mader
Arthur Hahn
Reds Push Brotherly Love Theme
Moscow reports the Soviets claim initiative in East West cultural exchanges to ease tensions. They criticize the U.S. State Department as lagging while tourists flood into the USSR. New Times lauds mutual sympathy and expanded exchange ideas, noting congressmen and cobblers visiting, and plans for a U.S. agricultural exhibition in Moscow next summer.
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Moscow
U.S. State Department
Soviet Union
New Times
Soviet Foreign Affairs Weekly
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
State Department
U.S
Hutchinson
Kas.) News-Herald
International cultural exchanges and tours proposed
The document outlines plans for next year including an invitation from the homebuilding association to exchange architectural exhibitions with the U.S. S.R. A plan for an American opera company to perform in Moscow is noted, along with proposals for Soviet artists musicians actors and sportsmen to tour the United States.
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Homebuilding Association
U.S. S.R
Moscow
United States
Santa Fe asks study on Topeka Atchison train route
Topeka officials report the Kansas Corporation Commission is weighing a Santa Fe request to discontinue the Topeka to Atchison motor train. They suggest reversing the schedule to morning arrival in Topeka and evening departure to Atchison. Santa Fe cites a $29,455 annual loss and notes drivers prefer cars.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
Atchison
Santa.Fe
Boeing Employees Aid Flood Victims
Boeing Wichita plant workers contributed 2500 from the good neighbor fund to aid flood victims across six Northeast states. The donation is being channeled through the Red Cross and supports homeless and jobless residents.
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Company
Good Neighbor Fund
Red Cross
Dulles Commends GIs in Korea
Secretary of State Dulles commends U S soldiers in Korea for firmness under trying conditions. The praise was relayed by Secretary of the Army Brucker who added his own commendation for the troops facing demonstrations.
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Washington
Dulles
Wilbert M. Brucker
Political Turmoil In Saarland Basin
Saarbrucken reports fresh political upheaval as Adenauer urges Saar voters to back a statute placing the region under a European commissioner while retaining France postwar economic control. Pro-German parties, including a CDU offshoot, campaign against the plan amid charges of illegal intervention.
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Saarbruecken
Saarland-Zers
Democratic Party
Adelnauer
Parole Application for Kenneth F. Miles at Lansing
Kenneth F. Miles, sentenced for forgery second degree in Franklin County, will present his parole application to the Board of Penal Institutions at the next regular meeting in Lansing Kansas on October 4 1955.
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State OF Kansas
Kansas State
Kenneth F. Miles
Franklin County
Board of Penal Institutions
Lansing
Kansas
Servicemen Prefer Mail to Packages Says Audie Murphy
World War II hero Audie Murphy advises servicemen favor long newsy letters over packages. He notes post exchanges offer cheap goods, packages slow the mail, and knitwear is less needed as clothes and food are provided. Keep letters cheerful for morale.
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Audie Murphy
Audie
Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vaneces BO
Statenanenauis
Lela M. Brown, W. C. Retta
W. Ponton
Secy
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
Conrad Spray Painters
Indy
Ameri
Nusick
Care Herald
C. N. Shaum
Quenemo
General Services
Fritts . Bros
Nellie Deal
Arai Ant
Drum Meares
Standard Rendering Co
Conrad
Robert Barnes
City and Rural Barnett Electric Co
Earl Barnett
Main
Gail Nitcher
Wiggins Electric
McCracken Electric City
Phil McCrAcken
Keefer
Pittsburgh
Auto Service
Harry Smith
Chevrolet
Price Motor
Ford
Studebaker
Price
Clyde Rice
Princeton
Biliot, Rantoul
Chippaweg School
Olds
Minnick Motor Co
Hickory
Dodge
S. Hickory
Martin
W. St
Cushman Air Borne
White House
Bikelgas St
S&s
Quin
Court House
Happy's Parakeets
Champion Blood
T. T. Shelton
Orchard Home Fruit Farm
East Wilson
Jonathan
Grimes
Delicious
Hyland Orchard
15Th St
Davis Orchard
Baldwin
Kaa
Orchard
Home Fruit Farm
Ward Barber
B. Wilson
Gedar House Nursing Home
New
Furn
Nick Glwan
APTS
West 10Th
College
W. Homewood
Cedar House
Hous
Mia
R. E. Cooke
Clyde Ware
Field School
Spangler Land Co
Ottawa Production Credit Assoc
Fricane
LUTHE
R Stevens Real Estate
G. &. McConnell
Kas
Ceel Dam
Silver Lake
Pomona
Greenwood School
Nelson Jones
Bucyrus
Martin Tractor Company
LeTourneau
Adams
Jack Conway
Concordia
Chanute
Balboarye
Raymond B. Wagner
Ponca
Hook
North Pomona
Chamberlin Seed Farm
East Junction
Carbondale
Overbrook
Antones
South Main Produce
Poultry and Supplies
Colman
Arbor Acres
Shaw Hatcheries and Poultry Farm
Willow
Marilyn Monroe
Hell
Universal
Boeing
Korea
Saarland
Legals
Vivian Brown
A.P
Theowest
Gleaten
Amy
Calhoon
Summer Olson
Marae
Buff
Simmer
Gost
Olson
Helen
Tommy
Bert Laws
Bob Slavens
Uncle Willie
Moon
George B. Vulcan
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