The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 6

THE IOTA REGISTER, MONDAY -EVENIKfl, APRIL M. 1M5. KANSAS PACE RTT TIZZV HE IOLA REGISTER OUR HOARDING HOUSE W52L 13- rHARt.KD y. RCOTT- -198 25 YEARS AGO Items From The Register Of April 30, 1937 NOE I0 BUOTT, Editor and Publiaher With Major lloopie WHATCMA THINK1 TMAT $ISM RAEANhS TW ws yV LOOEY, FREE soimedV. nwistp SOUMDS PRETTY SlOITY-TOlTV SQUARES TALK KAILKQAD BULLS WOM TAJ so- WUATCHA SAY WE PUT 0ri SOME FOIST CLASS I UPTOWN AIRS Aq'tSNe OURSELVES FArOCy MOMICKPRSVIE AlM'T I ETlMCE TH BULLS Kicked over oof? IMULUGAM Oubliahed dailjr except Sunday at 192 foth Wxahinjrten Art, Iola, Ainau, ty 7 Iola Kegiater, ls.

Beeeed claw poatag paid at Tola. Kan. aiepbou 1 (Private Branrli Exchange Connecting All Depart menu) antiquated and unscientific, representing little more than the copying down from year to year, with minor variations, assessments made in previous years by assessors who operated by guess and by gosh and by who hollered the loudest at his assessment compared to his neighbors. The correction for this scandalous situation Is well established. It was presented to the Tcgisla-ture in 1955 by a citizens com- Mrs.

Hadsell Burnside Mrs. Hadsell Burhside, Yates Center, died yesterday at her home following a protracted illness. She was born at Piqua, the SUBSCRIPTION RATES (On laid A lira and Adjoining Geuntiea) On Year 10 00 Bn Month 6.00 tna Month 6 1 .00 On Week 25c (In Allen and Adjointnc Countira) On Year 00 Oi Month 4 50 Three Month I 2 50 On Month 1 00 On Week 25c (By Carrier in Iola) On Week 85c On Month 1 00 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom mittee (headed by Tony Imnyfl) Herdman and has lived in Wood.

son County most of her life. in a report representing one of $4 She is survived by her husband of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Clark, Monett, her mother, Mrs. Tom Herdman, Yates Center; a sister, Mrs. Arthur Shannon, Yates Center, and a brother, Lloyd Herdman, Piqua.

Services will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Presbyterian Church, Yates Center. MEMBER of the ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aoctted Pre it entitled excluaively to for reptihllcation of all th local ntt printed in thi newspaper, a wall all AP new dispatch. V' 1 the most intensive assessment studies ever carried out in any state.

But practically nothing has been done from that day to this. No legislature has had the guts to pass laws for the radical changes that would be required to put an end to this chaos and bring order and uniformity into the assessment Apparently we must just keep staggering along. Tv KAJOfte FIRST customers The teachers of the Lincoln School planned the program and decorations for the dinner meeting of the Iola Grade Teachers Club which was held in the Masonic Tempi? Monday evening. Guests of the club were: Messrs, and Mesdamcs C. D.

Russell, J.O. Allen, C. C. Hite, Charles Kietz-man, Joe Littrell, E. E.

Harrison, Charles Klaumann, J. A. Fleming, Flpyd Smith, C. B. Huff; Mrs.

R. II. Carpenter; Misses Helen Potts, Josephine Wells, Dorothy Fee, Hazel Romig, Readme McCulley; W. II. King.

"i Fifty-year-ago (1887) items: At the meeting of the city council Monday night, S. T. Ellis reported that street lamps could be had for $7.50 each, and it was ordered that five be purchased We are informed that the Topeka syndicate which has bought a large amount of real estate in Iola this week is contemplating the construction of a street car line. Without wishing to discourage any interprise that promises to benefit the town, we would like to ask these gentlemen whether it would not be a more permanently profitable investment both for them and for the city to put their money into gas wells. The final exhibition in a scries of appearances at the Smoker club here by outstanding figures in the billiard world will bring the foremost personality of all the experts who have performed here Walker Cochrarv present world champion at balk-line billiards.

Bible Thought For Today And when they heard it, they lifted their voices together to God wad said. Sovereign Lord, who didst make the heaven and the "earth and the sea and everything In them Acts TETERING According to the experts. No, Tizzy isnt here. This her answering service! THE DOCTOR SAYS Hepatitis May Be Caused By Drugs or By Virus BY HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN, M. D.

So many readers express our bodies in various ways, fusion about inflammations of theTiey enter our blood streams for days or weeks before we are aware of their presence and they summary may serve to answerlremain there for months or years the questions asked: after weve recovered from an at- Some forms of hepatitis are tack of catarrhal jaundice. Because Stephanie Ann Smith Graveside services were conducted in Highland Cemetery this morning by the Rev. John Kryfka for Stephanie Ann Smith, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, who died Saturday at the Allen County Hospital.

In addition to her parents the child is survived by a brother, Thomas her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Aggers, all of Iola. Florence L. Sharpless Mrs. Florence L.

Sharpless, 71, died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Hamilton, 21 North Second street. Born at Uniontown she lived in Bourbon County until coming to Iola about eight years ago to make her home. In addition to her daughter, she leaves a sister. Mrs.

Jack Provolt, Bartlesville, five grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Services will be conducted by the Rev. Vernon Dillon at 2 p. Tuesday in the Porter-Kinser Cha pel. Burial will be 'at Highland Cemetery.

Ann Landers Answers Yqur Problems wrote last week, seven of the nine towns in Allen County are doomed to extinction because ihey are too small to have economic justification for survival, and the eighth Humboldt is tetcring on the brink. My question was: if they're all walking around dead, why don't they fall down? How come they all gained in population last year? A contributor this morning adds his comment to the situation by pointing out the following examples of how Humboldt is teter-ing on the brink of collapse; New moteL New mental health clinic. New swimming pool. New Lutheran church. New bowling lanes.

New restaurants. New golf course. New golf driving range. New IGA grocery store. New street markers.

New grade school (to be). New U. S. Post Office (to be). New M.D.

clinic. New Brick Tile Co. office. New Co-op mill. Modernization of Cement Co.

Biblesta Parade. Yep. That's quite a picture of how the small towns of Kansas are dying away through stagnation and dry rot, isnt it? ASSESSMENT MESS Every year the Property Valuation Department of the State of Kansas makes a real estate assessment ratio study. The 105 county registers of deeds report sales of urban and rural properties during the proceeding year, the price actually paid, and the assessed valuation. The ratio between the two is the subject of this annual report.

Every year it turns out essentially the same. In 1957, the average piece of (real estate in Kansas was assessed at 22 of its sale value. In 1961, the average was 21. Urban properties are at exactly the same 19 they were five years ago. Rural properties have dropped from 26 to 22.

There is, of course, a virtue in this consistency. If all properties in the state were valued year after year at the same percentage of actual value, it wouldnt make any particular difference whether that percentage was 20 or 100. But the study also reveals year after year that ONLY the average is consistent The individual fig out of place and detract from the appearance of an otherwise lovely room. Since Im only a mother-in-law, Im not supposed to have any opinions or at least so I gather from reading your column for several years. Or have I gotten the wrong impression? Baltimore Lady.

Dear Lady Baltimore; Of course a mother-in-law can have opinions But if shes wise she -will keep them to her self unless shes asked. Six Iola boys have definitely signed up and made all arrangements to go to the National Boy Scout JamlxJree that will be held in Washington, D. June 30 to July 9. Stanley Schell, C. E.

Russell Jimmy Harrison, Churchill Sifers, Don Leavitt and Joe Littrell Jr. will make the trip. of this they may be passed on to someone else if we give blood for transfusion or if the needle or syringe used for us is then used for someone else before it has been sterilized. That is why, if youve ever had an attack of jaundice, you must never donate blood for transfusion. Then too a virus that, ordinarily produces a quite different disease, like infectious mononucleosis, may decide to attack the liver.

Now you have infectious hepatitis as a complication of the kissing disease" under which circufstance the virus may be transmitted by mouth. Most often, however, the jaundice virus enters by way of contaminated water or food. When this happens, the virus is excreted by the bowel throughout the long period of incubation and for years after recovery. To prevent further spread of the infection, you can see the importance of thoroughly scrubbing your hands after each bathroom visit. caused by drugs, particularly tranquilizers.

Sometimes the inflammation caused by the tranquilizer or any other drug or chemical is due to prolonged use or excessive doses. Most often, a chemical hepatitis is the result of great sensitivity and it follows brief use of an average dose. Either way, recovery is the rule if the drug is promptly discontinued. And prompt discontinuance depends on your alertness in first noting a yellow discoloration of the whites of your eyes (jaundice). You can avoid the danger of a drug hepatitis by postponing the use of a tranquilizer until you have made every effort to control and calm yourself by other measures.

And the most important of these is self-discipline. For tranquilizers cure nothing. They mere push the dirt under the rug. Of the infectious types of hepa titis, we Americans are mostly exposed to those of virus origin (cat arrhal jaundice). And the viruses that cause infectious hepatitis may MOVES IN IOLA From Records Issued Weekly by The Credit Bureau of Iola Mrs.

William F. Alterman Mrs. Anna J. Alterman, 81, a long time resident of this community, died yesterday at the home of her son, II. VV.

Moore. Corpus Christy, Tex. She lived in Iola most of her life and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. She leaves her husband of the Confidential to Under Suspicion What do you mean by third de gree and life-history? If you want to know if I think a 16-year olds parents should know where she is, with whom, and when she will be home, the answer is yes Dear Ann Landers: Most girls who write to you want to know, how to keep the boys "in line- Well, if my boy friend doesnt' get out of line pretty soon at least enough to give me a goodnight kiss I may have to stop seeing him. I've been dating L.

B. for seven months. We are both in our mid die 20's and college graduates. We share the same interests, the same religion, and we enjoy each others company tre mendously. Everything is perfect except he has not even held my hand.

For the first several weeks I was pleased at his restraint. Then something happened which made me uneasy. In 'church last Sunday L. B. was holding both pray er books.

I reached over to get my book and my hand accidentally touched his. He must have thought I was trying to hold hands with him. He jumped six inches. The prayer books went kerplop on the floor and everyone turned to look at us. Whats with this guy anyhow? Help me, please.

Cant Get Pulse. Dea4 Cant: Its L. B. who needs help, not you. A man in his middle 20s who dates a girl for seven months and jumps at the touch of her hand is no red-hot candidate for marriage.

If the relationship hasnt produced ample voltage to spark a goodnight kiss after all these months of courtship, tell him goodbye and point him in the direction of a psychiatrist. Dalton Johnson, East Lawn to 203 S. Second; Stephen Alumbaugh, 102 S. Ohio to 606 S. Fourth; Donald Northrop, 320 S.

Third to 430 S. Kentucky; David Hannah, 101 S. Tennessee to 615 S. Third; Alice Beasley, 415 S. Cottonwood to 705 South Street.

Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems Send them to her in care of The Register enclosing a stamped self-addressed envelope. Copyright 1962, Field Enterprises, Inc. Services will be at 2 p. m. counties assess 0 CAiLH TMJ Larry Hudson, Mgr.

Night Calls 1325, 2092W, 1530 Ph, 7 W. S. German W. S. German, who has lived in (oodson County since 1887, diec esterday at the Hill Crest Resl lome, Yates Center.

Mr. German was bom at Trad ig Post and moved to Neosho wit! is parents when he was six yean ld.He lived in the community th emainder of his life. He leaves one son, Herman Th program llstod balow apontorad by Ibo Iola Cable T-V, Inc. same $100 of true property value. Take Allen County: TONIGHT Regular Channel Cable Channel 8:30 9:00 average.

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64c 2 tor 65c AUCTION Dear Ann: Im a 17-year-old high school boys. My parents are in good shape financially. They both work and we have no big money Ive had odd jobs after school and on Saturdays since I was 13. I have painted, scrubbed, mowed, shoveled, sat almost everything you can think of. The money I earned bought my clothes, school supplies, gifts, and I always saved something.

I was never given an allowance. Now I make $56 a week at a 20-hour job. My aunt and uncle have invited me on a three-week trip with them in June. My share of the expenses will be $50. My dad says if Im away from my job for three weeks I must figure in the loss of salary which will be another $168.

He says $218 is too much to spend on a vacation I want to go very badly. All this talk about money is making me nervous. Should I go? Dan Dear Dan; You sound like hard-working, responsible guy who deserves a vacation. Go and have a good time. Money for moneys sake means nothing.

It you cant enjoy the fruits of your labor, life is no fun at son. Dear Ann Landers: My daugh ter-in-law has redecorated her home at considerable expense. In a formal living room she has plac cd framed pictures of her family on end tables and other pieces of furniture. These pictures seem Answer to Previous Puzzla No finer quality aspirin made at any price" Bible Class Channel 12 TONIGHT 6:00 New and Weather 6:30 THI The Truth 7 :00 The I tf vil Daniel Webitcr 8:00 Danny Tbrnnaa 8:30 Andy Heoneeey 9 30 I've Got A Bee ret 10:00 Weather, New, Fportl 10. to Hen Tasey 11:30 Mr.

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