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1 I IOLA, KANSAS THE TOLA REGISTER. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 2. 1956. PAGE THREE LOCALS Robert Walters, an employee off Me Donald-Stotler Motors who became ill recently, has been transferred from Wadsworth Veterans, Hospital at Leavenworth to Kansas City. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Grasty and son Mike of Kansas City will spend July 4 with Mr. Grasty's! mother, Mrs. Eunice, Grasty" and other relatives. Appliance repairs at your home or at our Service Shop.

Oscar's Service Shop. Oscar! Broughton, owner, 421 S. Buckeye Pirone Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Townsend and family have returned from their two-week vacation in Noel, and other places. Miss Shari Lidikay-of Pratt was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Layle.

Nancy and John Jr. The Rev. and Mrs. Lyle B. Roe and their children, Donna, Jean Joyce and Ronnie, Sunday: dinner guests of Mrs.

Nola Lisher and Mrs. Zelma Hayes. SPECIAL Fourth of July Clearance On Better Dresses Summer Hats--Half Price ALADDIN DRESS SHOP Miss Marybelle Kramer of Altoona, lowa, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. James Hantilton and other relatives and' friends, TUESDAY'S SPECIAL Barbecued Beef (Our Own) REDFERN'S MARKET Mr.

and Mrs. Eddie Hendrix went to Kansas City to visit Mr. Hendrix's father, Edwin A. Hendrix, a patient at St. Mary's Hospital.

Mr. Hendrix is much improved but still is not allowed vis. Mrs. Hazel Green left for Pittsburg Sunday. Mrs.

Green, who is principal of Jefferson School, will teach weeks of summer school at Pittsburg State Teachers College. FIREWORKS 14 Mile East on Highway 54 Howey and Oliver Carl Wisher and 'Dick Ferro of Rockford, arrived Saturday evening to visit two- weeks here with Carl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wisner.

They will go to Tulsa to visit his brothers, Clyde and Charles Wisner, before turning to Rockford. FIREWORKS 10c Free with Each One Dollar Purchase STAR DUST CAFE 509 West Street William N. Weems, son of Mr. and Mrs. Newton E.

Weems of rural lola graduated from recruit training. Tune 30. at. the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. Following a two- week leave he swill be assigned to shipboard duties or service school.

Members of J. Habiger Sales and their at families had a pienic last night Riverside Park. fIREWORKS East of Town at the Sale Barn William J. Kerr, Louisburg, hit the rear of a car driven by Samuel A. Hann, Coffeyville, about 8 a.

m. (yesterday when Hann stopped for the traffic signal, East and Kentucky. Both hicles were westbound. Kerr told the police that he failed to see the signal and to notice that Hamm was preparing to stop. Both cars were damaged.

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a drive, -politicians make speeches and are community fireworks. If they think about it, most folks realize that! on this day, years ago, there was a paper signed which was! called the Declaration of Independence. But the motivation for that signing was not primarily to establish a great holiday. It was to get freedo for a lot of people. who were tired of being overtaxed and regimented.

Today, if every American would take a moment to ask himself This: "Who or what is trying, to take away my If The did, I have a 'hunch there would be less Communism in this country, less bureaucracy, less regimentation, better use of our tax money, and a better world for our children. Next Monday Mr. Waugh of the Waugh Funeral Home will comment on "The Bugs Stand Lt. (j. and Mrs.

Trout of Mountain View. Calif, announce the birth of an 8-pound son June 30, whom they have named Jeffery Bryan. Mrs. Trout is the former Miss Mitzie Hughes. Mrs.

Violet Willis of Tulsa ar. rived Friday to spend a few weeks with her niece, Mrs. Clarence Riggs and other OFF ALL FIREWORKS Bud and Bert's Stand. Highway 169 South Dr. and Mrs.

Earl C. Sifers and family of Kansas City will spend (the Fourth of July with Dr. Sifers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

I. Sifers. Two of their children, Tucky and Ann, are here visiting now. Sally and Jim McMurray, of Topeka, arrived yesterday to, visit their grandmother, Mrs. J.

Mc: Murray. and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.i Harlan.

Shoe renewing, rebuilding, and repairing at its Embassy Shoe Rebuilders Mr. and Mrs. Murlin Lanfer. man of Pasadena, arrived yesterday to Visit Mrs. Lanfer.

man's mother, Mrs, Mamie Stoker and Mr. Lanferman's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Lanferman. Mr.

and Mrs. Orin Johnson have chosen the name of Lee for their son born Friday; June 29, at the Allen County Hospital. The Johnsons have two other children, a boy and a girl. Shag Rugs Washed. You'll like our work and besides it's economical.

Just 102 for free pickup and delivery, Iola Laundry Dry Cleaners; 102 E. Jackson. Mrs. Dale Snodgrass is' spending a few days in Wichita helping: care for her mother Mrs. Taylor Stoddard, who surgery.

Saturday at the osteopathic hospital. 'She is getting along well as can be expected at this time. The Stoddards, who live at 2904 N. Clarence in Wichita, formerly lived in lola. New Drug.

Store hours at Hoover Drug During the hot weather store will close 9:00 p. m. Hoover Drug Store, Damon E. Hoover, Prescription Chemist. A car driven Harlan Isaac sideswiped Lucky McKean's about 16 p.

m. Saturday evening damage estimated at $350 by Ray Emmons, Isaac was leaving the home of Joe Osten-1 berg in Sterling Heights and swung a bit too far to the east when he turned south on Kentucky, Emmons said. McKean was northbound. and unable. to the Isaac car.

was injured. Roy C. Wright reported to police this morning that his was hit by. another driven by J. Houdashelt at the corner of First and Vine: about 9 a.

m. today. Wright said he was northbound First and was unable to see Houdashelt who was driving west Vine. High weeds at -the intersec. tion blocked the vision of both drivers, Wright reported.

New Drug Store hours at Hoover Drug Store: During hot weather store will close 9:00 p. m. Hoover Drug Store, Damon E. Hoover, Prescription Chemist. Miss Hazel and Miss Dorothy Knoles.

have had as guests past week their aunt, Mrs. Cora Schroder of Manahawkin, N. and her daughter, Mrs. Malcolm Adams of New Brunswick, N. Mrs.

Schroder was a sister of late Mrs. C. E. Knoles, mother of Hazel and Dorothy Knoles. This was her first visit here in years.

They spent Friday. in Joplin Knoles visiting relatives. Miss Hazel returned to Kansas City yesterday after spending her twoweek vacation here. FIREWORKS for sale on North State Street Mrs. Juanita Munson, 34, Iola, was injured slightly about 9.p.

m. Saturday when she attempted to cross Madison in the middle of the block between South and Jefferson. According to the' police report she walked between two parked cars into the lane of traffie in front of a pick-up truck driven east by James. Lincicome, 19, Moran, who was traveling only about 10 miles per hour. He stopped quickly but not before striking.

Mrs. Munson who was bruised and-scratched. Mrs. Munson was taken to the Allen County SWEETIE PIC By 'Nadine Seltzer Pat OnL 1956 by me 6. I can see it's a chuck wagon--what I want to know is where you got the chuck!" Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Mayes and Mrs. Grace Shaffer attended the wedding of Ruth Lamb and Tom McMillen at the Baptist Church in Wellsville yesterday afternoon. A reception was held at the couple's' country home, near Wellsville. Purple Plums in Heavy Syrup 2 No.

cans, 45c Red Heart Cat Food, 2 cans 15c Morrison's Grocery, and Market 502 Kentucky Mrs. Burt E. Lawrence, society reporter at The Register, returnled to her desk this morning afta two-week vacation. She spent days in Atchison as a guest of Mrs. Vanilyning.

Mrs. Lawrence, accompanied by her, -mother, Mrs. C. Washburn; and her aunt. Mrs.

Edith; Lewis of Fort Lauderdale. also. spent several days in Sa. lina. and Brookville visiting friends.

12. CONES (Empty) FOR 1c' with purchase of half gallon Dairy Queen at regular price Special for Fourth of July Only KING'S DAIRY QUEEN 323 South State Mrs. Sarah Trammel had as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammell and children of rural lola.

Guests the end of last week of. Mrs. Zelma Hayes were Mrs. A. Hicks and.

Mrs. Nola Lisher. who were dinner guests, and Mrs. Jessie Garrison. 'See Henderson -'it's your best Insurance.

Henderson Realty Co. Phone 6. Mrs. Zelma Hayes has received word that her daughter-in-law. Mrs.

Raymond Hayes, who underwent surgery at Colorado Springs. is improved. Mr. Hayes has gone to Colorado Springs to be with her. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Renfro, and their daughter Jackie of Wichita visited over the. weekend with Mrs.

Charles M. Logan. SALE Children's Shorts. Pedal Pushers, and shirts Sizes 8, 10 and 12 ALADDIN DRESS SHOP A paper submitted by Miss Diana Worthington, a senior at Kansas University, was judged to be the best entered by college students in Kansas who entered a contest sponsored by Brand Names Inc. Her essay' was titled, "The Influence of ufacturers! Brands on Better.

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It: enables you to see your. whole insurance picture at a glance. WAYNE ARCHER 7 W. Madison PHONE 304 Springfield Boy of 13 Confesses SPRINGFIELD. Mo UP.

Sam Robards. assistant chief of police, today a 13-year-old boy had admitted the stabbing last Friday of Carol Elaine Drennon, I 14-year-old daughter of a wealthy businessman. Robards said the youth was John. Pat Drennon, a cousin of girl He said the youth told officers they would find the knife used in inflicting 30 stab wounds on the victim under the house where the girl was slain. Robards said officers had recovered the weapon.

The gil's body was found Friday on the patio of her home in 3 fashionable section of the city. Her foster brother. David. 13, finding the body and later was taken into custody for questioning. lle was released after a classmate and a teacher confirmed that he was in a summer school class at the of the slaying.

Witnesses said they saw a boy chasing and hitting. a. girl at the Drennon home that morning. Defense Bill Is Signed Allen County A. S.

221 S. recovery Jefferson to 211. N. Jeffeuson. Kenneth Springston.

209 W. Douglas to 1121 N. Buckeye. Dorothy Smoot. 514-S.

Washing. ton to. 2151: N. Cottonwood. E.

Oshel. 101 S. Kentucky to 7 S. Kentucky. John T.

Wynne. 906 N. Walnut to 604 N. Vermont. Dale Cox.

1121. East Street to :23 N. Chestnut. Albert Smoot 514 S. Washing.

on to 516 S. Kentucky. Harry W. Kimzey. 414 S.

Elm to 209 W. Douglas. Dale Passig: 322 Washington to 923 N. State. GETTYSBURG, Pa.

Pres'ident Eisenhower, reported feeling "stronger and stronger." signed 21 bills today" including the 727,000 defense bill on which he suffered a defeat in Congress. Eisenhower also signed, in an hour work here session with aides flew from Washington, an $863.100,000 publie works bill the Tennessee Valley Authority and other agencies. White House Press Secretary James C. lagerty told a news conference the President's doctors inhim this morning Eisenhower is "coming along fine" in recovery from. his June 9 operastion.

tival in Mattituck this. Par BERRY PRETTY Wendy Smith; 18, of Mattituck, LI, reigns over batch of kingsize strawberries. Wendy "Long Island Strawberry Queen" at the Strawberry Fes- Mrs. Edith Lewis of Fort Lauderdale. left yesterday for several days' visit in Herington.

She is visiting here with her brother, C. L. Washburn and Mrs. Washburn, and her niece. Mrs.

Burt E. Lawrence and Mr: hawrence. C. J. McCann and his sister, Mrs.

Thomas M. Hyde. had as guests over the weekend Mr. Me. Cann's daughters, Miss Mary Joan McCann, and Mrs.

Donald C. Brain, Mr. Brain their children. Donald and David of Kansas City. MOVES IN IOLA From Records Issued Weekly by The Credit Bureau of lola Bill Ham.

from Auburn, (o 108 N. Chestnut. Manager of Gamble Store. Lee Franklin. from Butler, :0 501 S.

Washington, salesman' for Albers Milling ('o. Alvin. Whittemore, r'o Eskridge to 224 S. Fourth. miniser of Trinity Methodist Church.

Jerry Heimick. from Independence to 505 S. Sycamore, salesman at Edmiston's. DECK" In the ancient days of Greece and Rome, ships carried a shrine. which usually was located aft.

Little images called "pupi" (from which we: get the term "poop were placed in the shrines of Roman ships. Sailurs coming aboard would bow to these shrines. ANDERSON'S GROCERY Corner 2nd and Lincoln CHICKENS Fresh Frying lb. 39cl CORN Home Grown 12 Ears 39c Black Diamond Watermelons 20-24 lb. Avg: 69c Open Wednesday, July 4-1 to 2 p.m.

PHONE 292 FOR FREE DELIVERY DAIRY QUEEN 4th DAIRY QUEEN OF JULY SPECIAL ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th Only, we" will sell 12 (empty) cones- for 1c with each purchase of gal. Dairy Queen at the regular price. KING'S DAIRY QUEEN -323. SOUTH STATE PHONE 129 -DEATHS- AND FUNERALS ROY G. OSWALD Roy G.

Oswald died at his home in Gas City Saturday evening after several years of failing health. He was 58 years old. Mr. Oswald was born and raised in Yates Center and was in the oil fields and on; pipeline construction. jobs as a tool dresser.

In 1939 he and his family moved Iola and in 1941 he joined the local crew of the State Highway Department, working until ill health forced his retirement two, lor three years ago. He to Gas City in 1946, making his home there for the past ten years. He is survived by his wife and daughter. Mary Lou, of the home: a sister, Mrs. Lowell Medlin.

and a brother, Leonard Oswald. Yates (Center. Services will be conducted by the Rev. James LaRue at 10:30 a. m.

Tuesday in the Waugh Fuineral Home. Burial will be at the Iola Township Cemetery. "JACK S. CHILDRESS Jack S. Childress, a former Iolan, died suddenly Saturday -afternoon at Wichita where he has lived since Mr.

Childress was married born at lola in 1916 and was to nice L. Clewens in Wichita in 1940. He was employed by the Boeing Airplane Company as a tool design. engineer. Survivors beside his wife include a son, John Henry, 14; two daughters, Lynette -Jacquelin, 12, and.

Leta Jean, 8, of the home; a brother Harold, also of Wichita. Services were conducted at 2 p. m. today at the Cochran Mortuary by the Rev. Everett Mitchell.

Burial was at the White Chapel Memorial Gardens, Wich-ition GEORGE BACON Word was received, here of the sudden death Friday of George of Fruitland, Idas He eras killed when he fell from a truck. Mr. Bacon was a former dent of Allen County and is survived by four children, Raymond Bacon of Moran and 'three others in Idaho: five brothers, E. of Iola, Leslie, Ben and Ira, of Allen County and Walter Bacon of Colo- rado, Also tun asters Idaho. Raymond Bacon left Saturday by plane for Fruitland.

Funeral: arrangements. aheir will take, place in Idaho, not known. here. JOHN TAGGART Graveside services, for John, Taggart will be held Tuesday at 2:30 at the Highland Ceme. tery with the Rev.

Adam pauir in charge Mr. Tugeart. 73:: passed away Sunday. morning at: his home in Jay. following, an illness of about two months.

Surviving him are his twin sister. Mrs. Emma Shaul, of lola: two other sisters. Mrs. Verna Godown.

Iola. and Mrs. Maude Ganson. California: two brothers. Sam ofi Iola and Roy of Hutchinson.

MRS. RUSSELI. LOWRY Mrs. Leona Anna Lowry. age 50.1 yesterday at her home, 602 Scott street.

She is survived by her husband. Russell Lowry: two daughters. Mrs. Fern Orr and Mrs. Kathryn Smith of Iola: 'two sisters.

Mrs. Grace Snethers, Selma. and Mrs. Ada Frittz. Adrian.

and five grandchildren. Funeral services- will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Sleeper Chapel. 'The Rev Lyle Roe will be in charge.

Burial will be in Kincaid. Mrs. Lowry was born in Amsterdam. Mo. She came to Iola in 1949.

US-50N, K15 to Be Part of New US55 TOPEKA PA request by Kan- sas that US SON and K45 highways be designated part of the new US 55 route between Kansas City and Springer. N. M. has been approved. From the west the new US 55 enters the state, at Elkhart and runs northeast to Great Bend over the present K45.

At Great Bend the route will be east and northeast over US 50N to Baldwin juncthen over US 50 to. Kansas City. The present designation of US SON between Larned and Garden City will be given a new route number at the next highway meeting. FIRST TRAIN VIDEO Passengers aboard the "Mary. lander." between Washington and New York, on October 7, 1948, saw the first pratical demonstration of television reception aboard a movtrain.

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MADISON PHONE 105 Allen County Hospital and! 7 p.m. to 8.30 p. m. No children under 14 permitted on second floor. VISITING 2 p.

m. to p. m. Admitted June 30 Danny Rubel. son of Nfr.

and Mrs. Edward Rebel. Latlarpe; Alexander King. Iola: Donna Oswald, Colony; Mrs. Ruben Munson, Iola.

Dismissed June 30 Mrs. William Trine. fold: Mrs. Lassman, Humboldt; Mrs. Clarence Morris, lola: Charles Rohr.

LeRoy; Danny Riebel, Harpe. Admitted July 1 Junior Schlemmer, Bremen, Mrs. Emma Earl, fold; Miss Sandra Thompson, Iola. "Dismissed July Mrs. James Stewart.

Yates Cen-' Iter: Mrs. Wilber Bartlett, Bronson: Mrs. Orin Johnson and fant sun, Iola. Vaccine Age Rising WASHINGTON The Public Health Service recominended 'today that states with enough polio vaccine extend their inoculation programs to the 15-20 year age group. Surgeon General Leonard A.

Scheele. making the announce. ment. said that "in some areas vaccine supples are beginning to equal. or surpass, the immediate demand." Priority should continue for those under 15 years of age, he but where there -is a lag in in that group, "every effort 'should be made to obtain maximum of the vaccine before the peak of the season extending priorities." Polio normally hits hardest In the summer months.

Baby Chatter Sweet Phone. 479-W-1 IOLA 1 A ASS It's about play We will have lots of fun! off the evening with a glass of yummy MEADOW. SWEET MILK! Ana).