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Tktm Form IOLA, KANSAS 66749 MoaaoBnnBai THE IOLA REGISTER, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 4,1965 OUR BOARDING HOUSE LEGAL SAD, ACt, IT'S YAW, SHUCK, thoroughness! mator, that make You a great mk. hush 3ournI Alter you're absolutely right to) I know DEMAND THAT ROCKY PRONE HIMSELF-THAT WHY! BROUGHT ALONG THl SHE ET OF METAL ROCKY I THE ONLY MAN AUYE WHO CAN DENT IT WITH HIS BARE FIST i RI6HT, ROCKY? he might learn to spend the last 900 or so of them at worthwhile things. a a a But would he? Or would he merely become more expert at being selfish, destructive, hateful and unmindful of his neighbors needs? Perhaps even worse, would be become so unutterably bored with the repetition of events that he just wouldn't care what happened, finally resigning himself to an existence more nearly resembling that of a vegetable than a philosopher? I think I would prefer never to find out. All nature, including man, lives, grows, dies, and is born again as the seasons pass and new cycles of life begin. Its not a bad arrangement.

And its been going on for quite a few million years. At least the hew life is eager, vigorous, questing, different, often beautiful and exciting. And at least the old gets buried and is done way with when it is worn out and useless. I would rather see our time and energy spent in leafning better how to live the years we have than in trying to perpetuate them forever. EDMUND VALTMAN, HARTFORD TIMES i Ann Landers Answers Your Problems 25 YEARS AGO Items From The Register Of June 4, 1940 The WPA recreation project Was announced that supervised play will be conducted this summer at Riverside park each week day.

Miss Evelyn Way-man and Miss Naomi Ruth will be at the playgrounds at the park each morning and afternoon. Germans Capture Dunkerque. Battle of Flanders Ends as Invaders Take Escape Port. Nazis say that 40,000 prisoners and huge amount of booty are taken at Dunkerque. Ilitler now toe master of East Side of English Channel, ending at last toe bloody battle of Flanders, was annuonced today by the Nazi high command.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hendbrant announce the marriage of their daughter, Wihna, to Tom Johnson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Johnson. The wedding occurred last night at the Christian Church parsonage with the Rev. J. Lee Releford reading the service.

Miss Mary Kleyman of Moran and Eugene H. Sigg of Iola were married by the Rev. J. Cody at low mass this morning at St. Johns Catholic Church.

The attendants were Miss Catherine Heiman nad Gilbert A. Moser. Marlene Griffin, Lorene Peters, Joan Taytman, Martha Williams, Carol Beth Taylor, Lloyd Eugene Peters, Don Myers, Kenneth Rose, Tommy Cbblentz, and Alan Ray Hale enjoyed a party at the Venice Taylor home lart Wednesday afternoon, which was given in celebration of the third birthday of Janiece Taylor. STATE READINGS KANSAS CITY (AP) High and low temperature and precipitation reports for the 24-hour period ended at 6 a. m.

today: Chanute 89 68 Tr Concordia 87 63 Tr Dodge City 85 58 .74 Emporia 86 64 .15 Fort Leavenworth 88 69 Garden City 88 57 .76 Goodland 87 58 Hill City 88 60 .68 Olathe 88 67 Tr Russell 88 61 .35 Salina 87 64 .04 Topeka 85 67 .02 Wichita 88 65 .14 Pittsburg 90 69 .49 With Major Hoopla DON'T WANT TO SEE -rue KlO HURT HI HAND-THAT' Ahl INCH thick; ANY OC teiRL could; BEND A KlNNY PIECE LIKE What 6 VJ LEAST THEY'VE IMPRESSED HlMe STATE TRAFFIC TOLL TOPEKA (AP) Kansas traffic death log: 24 hours to 9 a. m. Friday 0 For June 2 For 1965237 Comparable 1964 period 238 LEGAL (First Published in The Iola Register, June 4, 1965) In the Probate Court Of Allen County, Kansas In the Estate of G. L. Ford, Deceased.

No. 9296 NOTICE OF HEARING The State of Kansas to All Persons Concerned: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed in said court by Grayce M. Ford, executrix of the will of G. L. Ford, deceased, praying for a final settlement of said estate, approval of her acts and proceedings as executrix, and praying that the court determine the heirs, and devisees entitled to the estate and the proportion or part thereof to which each is entitled and distribute and assign the same to them in accordance with the will of G.

L. Ford, deceased; and you are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 28th day of June, 1965, at 10 oclock A. on said day, in said court, in Iola, Kansas, at which time and place said cause will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment will be entered in due course upon said petition. GRAYCE M.

FORD, Petitioner ATTEST: Leslie L. Norton, Probate Judge J. C. Edwards, Attorney' (6) 4-11-18 Channel 12 TONIGHT 6:00 News, Wcatker 6 :30 Rawhide 7:30 Addums Family 8:00 Our Brivutu World 8:30 Comer Fyle 9:00 MIhh U.K A. Beauty Pageant 10:00 News, Weather 11 :00 Holly wood i'aliue SATURDAY 7 :00 Mr.

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Guardian of the Person and Estate of Arnold B. Michael, an Incompetent Plaintiff vis. No. 23607 L. L.

Northrup, A. A. Michael, W. T. Ethridge, W.

T. Etheridge, Ida M. Hayes, Elsie L. McClure, Mary J. Mitchell, Iva Proctor, Ida M.

Michael, The Iola Gas Company, and the unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, creditors and assigns of such of the defendants as may be de-ceaaed, the unknown spouses of the defendants, the unknown successors, trustees, creditors and assigns of such defendants as are existing, dissolved' or dormant corporations, the unknown executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, creditors, successors and assigns of such defendants as are or were partners or In partnership and the unknown guardians and trustees of. such of the defendants as are minors or are in any wise under legal disability and the unknown heirs, executors, devisees, trustees, creditors and assigns of any, defendant alleged to be Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT To the Above-Named Defendants; You and each of you are hereby notified that you have been sued in the above-entitled action by the above-named plaintiff, and that you must answer the petition of the plaintiff so filed in said Court on or before the 2nd day of July, 1966, or said petiton will be taken as true, and judgment rendered against you and each of you, the nature of which said judgment will be that plaintiff is the owner of the legal and equitable title and is in possession, and has the right of possession, of the hereinafter described real estate, and a decree will be entered quieting plaintiffs title, and excluding you and each of you from any interest in, claim to or lien upon said described real estate or any part thereof, and restraining and enjoining you, and each of you, and all persons holding by, through, or under you, or either or any of you, from setting up or asserting any right, title, interest, estate, or equity of redemption in and to the following described real estate situated in Allen County, Kansas, to-wit: Lots Seven (7) and Eight (8), Northnrps Ford Addition to the City of Iola, and that you and each of you, and the unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, and assigns of you, or any of you, who may be dead, and the unknown trustees, successors, officers, and assigns, if any, or defendant corporations, if they be in existence, and the unknown trustees, successors, officers and assigns of defendant corporations, if they or either or any of them be dissolved, and all persons holding by, through, or under you, or any of you, will be forever excluded from any interest in, claim to, or lien upon the said described premises, or any part thereof, and will be forever barred from setting up or asserting any right, title, interest, or estate in and to said real estate, or any part thereof, and plaintiffs title will be quieted in him, and the plaintiff will be given a judgment for the costs of this action, and plaintiff will have such other and further relief as to the Court may seem right and proper. Frederick G. Apt, Guardian of the Person and Estate of Arnold B. Michael, an Incompetent, Plaintiff Apt 4c Apt 104 South Washington Iola, Kansas (5) 21-28 (6) 4.

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Preverbs 21:21. AWAY OUT THERE One thing, when Ed gets out there and starts wiggling around it sure makes the spacecraft tough to control. These are the deathless words recorded back on earth when the first American stepped into the chilling voids of space yesterday and maneuvered himself hither and yon for 20 minutes before re-entering his orbiting spacecraft None of the other bits of conversation passing between the two astronauts and their ground control contact were exactly the type to go down in history but the event was historic nonetheless. It was planned, expected, and went off all right But it came much closer on the heels of the Similar Russian exploit than had been thought possible just a few weeks ago. And it is, after all, only the second time in history that man has floated in space, and the first time he has been able to maneuver with his own equipment We may be proud and awed at this feat so amazing that it would have been literally unbelievable two decades ago.

As this is written, the flight continues in apparent good order and will carry on still another two or three days. i Among other things, what a test of human endurance it will be to sit lie, or float as the case mayLbe, in a capsule barely big enough to take a good stretch in for that length of time! Ed will wish he -were out the hatch dangling joyfully In space again many a time before the flight is over. Ill bet on that A QUESTIONABLE GOAL Bernard Shaw once, wrote a play called Back to Methuse-i lah in which he had his char- acters live forever. A science article this week suggests that this might become possible before too long. Aging, it seems, is a kind of disease which might be cured with techniques now beginning to be understood.

Before we embark on such a project, it might be well for the doctors to read Shaws play carefully. He wrote it to show how foolishly we live today, how much time we spend on unim- portant things, how our energies are spent in hate, in passion and in conflict when they would be better employed in contempla- tion. His theme was that if a man could live long enough, he might outgrow his foolish ways. If he had 1,000 years to live, perhaps Card Games ACROSS 1 Three-hand card game fKrnli pam hero 8 western gSeotti reformer I English compote 4 Collection 4 four i Meadow JGrempog Booefcocah form) 8 Deadly 9 Appetizer! 10 Lease 11 Trieste 14 Munich er 18 bridge 17 "Volunteer State (ahj 18 Put forth, ns start 19 French card IB Rights (abi 30 Assign 33 BeoJ the fcue 24 Arboreal hone 28 Operatic sain SSSeundol cotttenpl Wang) 21 Request. 23 Biblical Ma priest -24nagrafl ointment 27 EMgency SOMaeculino 33 AM SdGfoUe SSCbeler 36Buda 37 Saucy SSCitso 39 Faucet 40 Otherwise 41 42 MM LSI 44 Knock i 48 Owes fof medically' 49 Gama using chips 63 Fruiting spikes 84 Cam using two decks 87 Area measure 88 Poem 69 Padlock part 40 Lock openers 81 Marble einaip DOWN ldroomio iiwir Neosho Falls IMrs.

Belle Meffordl NEOSHO FALLS Mrs. Grace Lieurance, Mrs. Roberta Bridges, of Kansas City, and Miss Darlene Shewell. Winslow, Arizona, were Decoration day guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard George, Mrs. Mary Lou Fink, Tammy and Dennis, Leavenworth; Mr. and Mrs. John George, Douglas, Vicki and Dennis, Waverly; Mr. Jacob George, Jr.

Humboldt; Mr. and Mrs. Robert George, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Craig, and Joni Kay, Topeka; Mr.

and Mrs. Ronnie George, Mike and Mark, Yates Center; Morning and afternoon guests were Mrs. Dora Shewell and Mrs. T. H.

Coble-ntz, Salina; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shewell, Kenneth and Betsy, Coffeyville; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dutton, Jerry, David and Colony; and LaTance George.

Larenlce George, revived word Wednesday of the death of an unde, Henry George, Dallas City, a brother of the late J. B. George. and Mrs. Dorsey Henderson, relumed Thursday from spending a week in Craig, visiting their son and family, and attending the graduation exercises of their grandson, Larry Henderson.

Mr. and Mrs. David Drake, of Fort Scott spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Henderson.

Mrs. Drake is the former Marjorie Dix. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B.

Du-linsky, of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Leoriard Francis, Judy Ann and Dee of Wichita visited over the Memorial week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

A. Dulinsky. Other visitors were Mrs. Cora Dugan, Iola; Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Bauer, Stacey and Kevin, Gas City; Sunday night and Monday other callers were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lynn Robinson, Wichita. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Shewell Kenneth and Betsy, of Coffeyville. Mrs. Dora Shewell and Mrs. T. H.

Ooblentz, of Salina; Mr. and Mrs. Eastwood of Osawatomie and her mother, the former Lillian Garst of Compton, who used to live here years ago. Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Gordon and daughter Gene Maftison, Baldwin, called for a short time Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Laymon, Wichita, were week end guests of Mrs.

Rose Best. Luncheon guests Memorial Day of Miss Mildred Thrall, were Misses Delphine and Elsie Lynn, Bartlesville, Miss Maude Moore and sister, Mrs. Arthur Kees, Canyon City, Colo. Antwsr to Previous Puzzlo IN USHUIlHEinH nunroi jhiu HDDCl IdClUI-J aElECJBLJHCJ Hlrl nth am 11 SlHUU qIlibm Hltsora Strays 29 Organic salt 31 Modem Persia 32 Ancient Persian 37 Irish fuel 41 Tima periods 43 Relieves 48 Away from 47 Contest of speed 48 Blemish 50 Tatar title 81 Wagnerian lady 82 Ribbed fabric (var.) 85 Cretan 68 Novel and interesting. This may sound crazy but I couldnt bring myself to hang off so we talked.

He said he is 24, single and gainfully employed. We are of the same religious faith although I am a regular and he is not. We have similar interests in art, books and records. He asked for my name and number so he could call me. I refused but agreed to call HIM again.

Weve had five conversations and I am so fascinated with his voice that I cant wait until we speak again. To be honest, Ann, Im dying to meet the fellow. Yes or no Annabella Dear Annabella: Since you are both of the same religious faith, an ideal place to meet is in church. If he declines the invitation disconnect him permanently. And congratulations for being smart enough NOT to give him your name and number.

They were celebrating the 3rd birthday of their little grandson Robert Dale Jackman. Congratulations to Mr. land Mrs. Rex Robb of Bayard on the arrival of their baby boy May 18th. His sisters, Debra and Nancy and Lori Robb spent thex week with their aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Lititeer, rural Moran, while their mother, Mrs. Rex Robb was at the Allen County Hospital. The girls returned home Sunday, thrilled to welcome their baby brother, James Rex. According to rain gauges over this area, LaHarpe had rains last night measuring 3 inches of moisture for which we are thankful.

It was needed on field crops, pastures, gardens everything. Mrs. Rex Winglers toother, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wallgren and son, junior from Farlington, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Rex Wingler. Tony Readel from Carlsbad, New Mexico, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rex Winglers nephew.

Each member received a gift from her mystery pal. Members present were Mrs. Stella Brown, Mrs. Minnie Stevenson, Mrs. Elva Mulkey, Mrs.

Florence Nelson, Mrs. Evea Marsh, Mrs. Leona Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rose.

The next meeting will be with Mrs. Evea Marsh, June 16 at Iola. Mrs. Everett Rose was hostess to the members of the HY club on Wednesday, honoring the ones who had birthdays in March, April and May. The ones so honored were Mrs.

Leona Morrison, Mrs. Evea Marsh, and Mrs. Minnie Stevenson. A most delicious luncheon was served at 12 oclock noon. The president, Mrs.

Mickey Rose presided over the afternoon meeting. Giving the devo-tionals from the upper room. WAKE UP RARINT0G0 Without Nagging Backach Now! You can often get tha fast re. lief you need from nagging backach, headache and muscular achea and pains that may cause restless nights and miserable tired-out feelings. When thes discomforts come on with over-exertion or stress and strain you want relief want it fasti Doan's Pills by their speedy pain-relieving action work romptly to ease torment of nagging ackache, headache and muscular aches and pains.

Also, when mild bladder irritation follows unwise eating or drinking-often setting up a restless, uncomfortable feeling Doans Pills work in two ways for comforting relief: 1) their soothing effect on bladder irritation; 2) Doan's mild diuretic action through the kid neys tending to increase output of th 16 miles of kidney tubes. Enjoy a good night's sleep and th Same happy relief millions have for over 60 years. For convenience ask for Doan large size. Get Doan a PUla todayl Dear Ann Landers: Every now and then you print a letter proving that behind every successful man is a plucky, game little woman. Im a man who has succeeded in the asphalt jungle and you are right.

My wife must be credited with a tremendous contribution to my success because she drove rfa out of the house with her nagging, criticizing, and complaining. The office was infinitely more quiet and peaceful and I enjoyed my work, so I became a 15-hour-a-day man, six or seven days a week. When a man puts in that kind of time, over a period of years, hes GOT to amount to something. I hope you will print this letter so my wife can see it. I want her to get the credit she deserves Custom Made Shirts Dear Custom Made: Its generous of you to want to give your wife all the credit.

But I think you deserve some credit, too not only tor your smashing success in business, but also tor your miserable failure at home. Some men who dont want to go home dont want to stay at work either, so they go scouting for trouble and they find it Presumably you avoided this trap. So what do you want from me a medal? Dear Ann Landers: Please tell me if you think our 12-year-old boy is eating too much. Last night Louis had three helpings of chicken, three helpings of mashed potatoes, two pieces of apple pie and two glasses of milk. He would have taken a LEGAL (First Published In The Iola Register May 21, 1965) In The Probate Coart of Allen County, Kansas In the Matter of the Estate of Maude IL Funk, Incompetent.

No. 9067 NOTICE OF HEARING STATE OF KANSAS To Maude H. Funk, Incompetent, and all other persons interested: You are hereby notified that a Petition has been filed in the above entitled Court by J. D. Conderman as Guardian of the estate of Maude H.

Funk, Incompetent, praying for an Order of Sale of the following described real estate owned by said Incompetent and situated in Allen County, Kansas, to-wit: Lot Six (6) Sterling Heights Addition as Platted in the Northvest Quarter (NWYa) of Section Twenty Five (25), Township Twenty Four (24), Range Eighteen (18); and you are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 14th day of June, 19G5, at 1:30 oclock P. M. of said day in said Court at which time and place said cause will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered In due course, upon said Petition. J.

D. Conderman, Guardian and Petitioner (SEAL) Leslie L. Norton Probate Judge Conderman Talkington Attorneys for Petitioner (5) 21-28 (6) 4 third glass of milk if I had said O. K. My husband does not cat nearly, so much as this boy and neither does our 14-year-old son.

Yesterday Louis came home from a scout hike and told me he. ate three hamburgers and drank three bottles of pop. He boasted Even the scout master didnt eat that much. Does this sound like a problem? A Mother Dear Yes. it sounds like a boy who cant get attention through acceptable channels.

Some kids would eat a dishrag dipped in vinegar to capture an audience. When you make a point that Louis eats more than his father and older brother it suggests that he is overeating to show off. His braggadocio about out-eating the scoutmaster is additional evidence. Take the boy to a physician and let him decide if Louis should be on a diet. And stop talking about how much he eats.

Dear Ann Landers: Im a 20-year-old girl who lives at home and attends junior college. Last week I was dialing a friend and got a wrong number. The party on the line was pleasant, cultured La Harpe (IMrs. W. H.

Mitchell) LA HAUPE Allen Center Circle met with Mrs. Leona Morrison, May 27th, the president, Mrs. Duggan, in charge of the business meeting. Hostess gift was won by Mrs. Helen Kohler, Sewing rug rags for veterans was the work of the afternoon.

Refreshments was served to two guests, Mrs. Florence Nelson, and Mrs. Herschel Kinchloe. Members, Rey Roedel, Maudie Anderson, Stella Brown, Dorothy Polleitt, Laura Johnson, Helen Kohler, Elva Duggan, hostess Leona Morrison. Next meeting with Dorothy Polled, June 10th.

Be sure to bring your gift to send to Osawatomie. Adnual school meeting will be bold at 8:00 p. m. at the auditorium on Main street Friday, June 4th. Mr.

and Mrs. Emerson Sweany, picked strawberries one day last week at the Webber Strawberry farm, east of Yates Center. Webbers have wonderful strawberries, that they irrigated from their pond during the dry season. Now they have plenty of moisture from the recent rain and still have lots of strawberries. Yes, tea boat from England was a bang up affair.

Tea House from Canada should be, too. With so many of our fine arts people of our county contributing their talenta to make it so. The Happy Time yes is here again. Glen Morrison. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Gullett and little daughter of Lawrence risked his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Cart Gullett, Larry, Nadyne, Patricia, and Deloris' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Page over Memorial day holiday. Mt. and Mrs. George Hawk, Maxine, Janet, Nancy, Bill and Terri were supper guests recently of their daughter, Mrs. Elaine Jackman and family in Moran.

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