County draft board seeks addresses of two registrants
The County Draft Board seeks the addresses of Alfred A. Russell and William K. Cochrane who are in standby reserve. Mail to last known addresses returned, board says. Cole community club elects Mrs. Jim Rybolt president at first meeting last evening at the school. Glenn Adams presided. Other officers: Mrs. Leroy Pearson vice president, Mrs. Claude Turner secretary treasurer, Mrs. W. H. Williams reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Will Cartmill served refreshments to 25 attendees. Milo L. Harris reports county savings bonds sales of 510239 for eight months in 1957. Piano tuning by Jay Ellis, 1973-R. If you don’t get your Herald, phone your carrier. Charles E. Louk, Sierra Madre mayor and postmaster, visits family in town. Rev. Wayne E. Caldwell returns from Wesleyan Youth itinerary covering ten districts in Colorado, Kansas and Missouri. Over 700 Wesleyan Youth readers and officers of fifty societies attended workshops and forums in ten cities. A Jersey cow owned by Kenneth C. Corbett and Sons, Ottawa, completed a 305 day Herd Improvement Registry production record of 7769 pounds milk and 437 pounds butterfat at 12 years 4 months. Registered Wonderful Bet Volunteeress, test supervised by Kansas State College for the American Jersey Cattle Club.
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Alfred A. Russell
William K. Cochrane
Cole Community Club
Jim Rybolt
Glenn Adams
Leroy Pearson
Claude Turner
W. H. Williams
Adams
Will Cartmill
Wayne E. Caldwell
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Wesleyan
Denver
Wichita
Phillipsburg
Concordia
Miltonvale
Abilene
Topeka
Chanute
Kansas City
St. Louis
Jersey
Kenneth C. Corbett and Sons
RFD 4
Ottawa
Wonderful Bet Volunteeress
Kansas State College
American Jersey Cattle Club
Colorado U Struck By Flu Epidemic Hits Fort Carson
Colorado University and Fort Carson report a mild Asian flu outbreak with about 2,000 people under treatment. More than 1,100 soldiers and nearly 1,000 university students, mainly women, are ill, while Boulder shows no surge. Officials say no cases outside the fortress and campus are confirmed. Fort Carson houses about 22,000 soldiers.
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Denver
Ft. Carson
Cole
University of Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Boulder
L. W. Holden
el Paso County
Named Commander of Olathe Base
Captain Frank M. Slater aged 46 has been named commander of the Olathe Naval Air Station as announced by base officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe Base
Olathe
Frank M. Slater
Olathe Naval Air Station
Death of Mrs Anna Fanning in Denver
Mrs Anna Fanning mother of Mrs Julius Raffelock died yesterday at University of Colorado Medical Center in Denver. Raffelock has returned home from Denver to be with her mother. She lived much of her life in Grantville and had resided in Golden, Colorado the past five years. She is survived by two sons. Funeral services will be held at Parker Mortuary in North Topeka Tuesday afternoon with burial in Grantville.
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Anna Fanning
Julius Raffelock
University of Colorado Medical Center
Denver
Raffelock
Fanning
Golden
Colo
Grantville
Parker Mortuary
North Topeka
Homewood Friendly Club notes and local visits
Mrs Earl Higdon and Mrs Florence Higdon hosted the Friendly Club with president Mrs Clyde Wyatt presiding. Notes include hospital cards, Mystery Pal gifts, and the next meeting set for Oct 16 hosted by Mrs Pete Geiler and Mrs Mary Collins. Various local visitors from Kansas City to Bakersfield drop in, with multiple family and neighbor mentions and a well drilling on the George New property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Higdon
Florence Higdon
Friendly Club
Clyde Wyatt
Pete Geiler
Mary Collins
George New
Charles Wemmer
W. F
Edgar Doty
Colton
Calif
Elimina Hurley
Kenneth Paine
Los Angeles
Walter ‘Reh
Hospital Notes Admits Mrs J Weethee and births
Hospital notes record the admission of Mrs J Weethee of RFD 2 on Friday. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Ronald Ball of Princeton a son born today weighing seven pounds one ounce. Discharges listed for Mrs Thomas L Barlow of 933 King and Mrs Ward Ralston of 910 Ash today.
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Weethee
Rfd
Ronald Ball
Princeton
Thomas L. Barlow
King
Ward Ralston
Ash
Sugar Ray Robinson faces probe over bribery claims
New York state athletic officials will hold a public hearing after middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson claimed he rejected bribe offers to throw fights. The boxer said he did not report them to avoid trouble, and the commission will review the statements ahead of his title defense against Carmen Basilio at Yankee Stadium Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Athletic Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
Greenwood Lake
Robinson
Julius Helfand
Carmen Basilio
Yankee Stadium
Commission
Picnic crowd honors Adolph Katzer on 82nd birthday
Richmond area residents at Garnett Lake joined the Katzers and several named families from Kansas City El Paso Garnett Greeley and Osawatomie to celebrate Adolph Katzer's 82nd birthday. Other visitors include Dudley Shaw from Tucumcari and Rev Leof Hayes with Sanford Shaw. Gene Mildfelt Frank Storeman and Jerry Mildfelt of Kansas City visited the Shaws and Mildfelts. In Topeka Fair Tom Chambers earned red ribbons on his dairy heifer and hog prizes plus reserve champion gilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Lake
Adolph Katzer
Arthur and
Bernard Katzers
Kansas City
Alfred Giles
el Paso
Tex
Tony Hastarts
Leo Katzers
Garnett
Clarence Katzers
Greeley
Arvin Rockers
John Miller
Alvin Sharps
Osawatomie
Dudley Shaw
Tucumcari
N. M
Leof Hayes
Army
Sanford Shaw
Gene Mildfelt
Frank Storeman
Jerry Mildfelts
Joe Mildfelt
Topeka Fair
Tom Charmbers
Plan Building At Baker U
Baldwin University plans a 1.5 million dollar building program including a men’s dormitory for 250, a women’s dormitory completed in 1956, and a student union with a 450 feeding capacity. A new library will begin by late 1958 with financing half from the Housing and Home Finance Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin—Baker University
University
Federal Housing and Home Finance Administration
Birthday Party for Delores Reeve at Betz Home
Lane Area notes a surprise 17th birthday party for Delores Reeve hosted by Mrs. June Betz. Local gatherings include visits by Floyd Martin from Alaska, time with Metzger family in Cen tralia, and multiple Kan sas City and Iola guests. Lane High School elected officers with seniors Barbara Neill and John Brownlee as leaders. juniors Dana Porter and Vivian Johnston named officers. activities included a potluck for teachers and songs led by H. E. Adell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Betz
Delores Reeve
Floyd Martin
Alaska
Northwest States
Ralph Metzger
Centralia
Wash
Leroy Day
Council Bluffs
Gail Chambers
Ora Cunningham
Charles
Alvin Ralston
Myrtle Cochran
Kansas City
Ray Cunningham
Iola
Shawnee
Hazel Stevenson
Cora Flemming
Fort Scott
Martha Kinery
Lane Public Schools
Church Annex
H. E. Adell
Kathy True
Clayton True
Lane High High School
Lane High School
Barbara Neill
John Brownlee
Belle Brownlee
Velma, Higdon
Buddy Taylor
Dana Porter
Vivian Johnston
Virginia Black
Ramond Kennedy
L. A. Green
Olsen funeral services set at Tonganoxie church
Neils Cameron Olsen will have funeral services at Tonganoxie Congregational Church on Sunday at 2 30 p m with Reverend Rex Kelly officiating. Interment will follow at Hubble Hill Cemetery.
School and club leaders and sunday dinner guests list
President Billy Beal and officers Judy Van Horff Frances Jones compose the student council slate with Martha Ruckho and Barbara Hiles as freshmen leaders and sponsors A F Ponton and L A Green. Band officers Velma Higdon and Barbara Neill. Editors Belle Brownlee and Donnela Emery. Numerous Sunday dinner guests include the Chambers family and travelers from Council Bluffs Osawatomie Kansas City Lane and Homewood in a lengthy social docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Beal
Judy van Horff
Frances Jones
Loree Fuller
Larry James
A. F. Ponton
Martha Ruckho
Barbara Hiles
Beverly Rowland
Rex Needham
Marilyn Chrisjohn
Bobby Cole
L. A. Green
Velma Higdon
Barbara Neill
Belle Brownlee
Donnela Emery
Gail Chambers
Leroy Day
Truman McNeill
Council Bluffs
Leroy Gandie
Osawatomie
Bud Creger
Kansas City
Donald Higdon
Homewood
Jay Swogar
John Higdon
Velma
Eadie Brownlee
Belle
John
Jack
Clifford Hettler
Lane
Paralyzed Mother Delivers First Quadraplegic Birth at Beth Israel
Elizabeth Grun, 28, of New Brunswick, paralyzed by polio, underwent a caesarean section at Beth Israel Hospital Newark and gave birth to Cathrine Ann, an 8 pound 5 ounce girl. Doctors said the birth is the first quadraplegic delivery on the hospital’s records. Grun’s husband John, Rutgers student, and two sons John Jr. and James, 5 and 3, welcome the newborn.
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Elizabeth Gran
New Brunswick
Beth Israel Hospital
Grun
John
Rutgers University
Gruns
John Jr
James
Catherine Ann
Mrs. Grun
Quenemo High Holds Election for Class Officers
Quenemo High School conducted elections for class officers and Pep Club officers. New officers include Freshman: Janice Spooner president, Ronald Knight VP, Jeannie Rose secretary treasurer, Linda Logan reporter. Sophomores Beverly Burns president, Kay Neill VP, Hal Logan secretary treasurer, Max Logan reporter. Juniors Bob Knight president, Jerry Yockey VP, Jim Brecheisen secretary reporter. Seniors Bob Spencer president, Arvin Lee Chase VP, Susan Sellens secretary treasurer, Donna Ivey reporter. Pep Club Laura Mae Pulliam president, Barbara Yockey VP, Pat Pegram secretary treasurer, Linda Logan reporter, Karen Frack Joycelyn Cade Susan Sellens Janice Spencer as cheerleaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Spooner
Ronald Knight
Jeannie Rose
Linda Logan
Beverly Burns
Kay Neill
Hal Logan
Max Logan
Bob Knight
Jerry Yockey
Jim Brecheisen
Bob Spencer
Arvin Lee Chase
Susan Sellens
Donna Ivey
Laura Mae Pulliam
Barbara Yockey
Pat Pegram
Karen Frack
Joycelyn Cade
Janice Spencer
Crash fatal to Ellinwood man near Great Bend
Great Bend area report states Billy Derrell Hallmark, 44, of Ellinwood, died in a one car crash on U.S. 56 about four miles east of Great Bend. State Highway Patrol says the car plunged over an embankment. Hallmark was alone and survived by his widow and five children.
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Great Bend
Billy Derrell Hallmark
Elfinwood
U.S. 56
State Highway Patrol
Hallmark
Local Markets Wheat and corn prices and eggs report
Market items show Wheat at 1.97 Soybeans 2060 White corn 95 Yellow corn 1.00 Oats 34 Milo 1.35 Butterfat 84 51 48 Graded eggs 37 29 22 15 Heavy hens and light hens noted. A small scene depicts a woman with a pet snake while reading the market note.
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iLight
Uninvited Guest
Mrs. Frank Stanley watched her husband cut pulp wood in Warminster Virginia when she felt a sudden intrusion during lunch on a log. The report details an unexpected disturbance and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warminster
Frank Stanley
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Milo L. Harris
Franklin County Savings Bonds
United States Savings
Jay Ellis
Charles E. Louk
Sierra Madre
Gail Louk
S. Main
Clarence Ingersoll
Mr. Ingersoll
Colorado U
Homewood Area
Nelson Higdon
Margaret Weigand
Kurt Weigand
Jerry Weigand
Manhattan
Jerry
Don Higdon
Virginia
E. F. Brownlee
Jay Swager
Sugar Ray
Ashley
Administrator's Sale
East 9Th Street
Carrie Anderson
Court House
William S. Bowers
Richmond Area
Mabel Chandler
Dean Berlin
Baker U
By Belle Brownlee
Limb Funeral Home
Newark
Quenemo High
Quenemo High School
Ellinwood
J. Dean Nossinger
The
Ottawa Herald
Rene
the Keen Co
Muller
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Ers YY
S Kedale
McVe - Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Gary Cooper
Bob Hope
H.G Wells
D.I
Jack Werf
Jim Moore
GS. Marines
Warner Bros. WU
James Lee Barrett
Jack Webb
Hillcres
Tad
SUN
Lindy
Spin
St.louis
Warner Bros. Wt
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Ar Wien
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