The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 2

PAGE TWO THE TOLA REGISTER, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1965 IQM, KANSAS 66749 LOCAL Allen County Don Ilillbrant, who teaches on the base at Ft. Leavenworth, visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hillbrant. TIIE WEATHER ELSEWHERE KANSAS CITY (AP) The high and low temperatures and precipitation reports for the 24 hour period ended at 6 a.

m. DEATHS AND FUNERALS A Bonn Threat To Egyptians BONN, Germany (AP) West Germany threatened today to cut off economic aid to Egypt because of the impending visit to Cairo of East German President Whiter Ulbricht. At the same time, Israel angrily rejected Bonns offer to compensatory ecou-omic aid in place of arms shipments canceled by West Germany under U.A.R. pressure. Prime Minister Levi Esh-kol charged in Jerusalem that Chancellor Ludwig Erhards government gave in to Egyptian blackmail in ending arms shipments to Israel.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Iloyt have returned from a three-week vacation trip to the Virgin Islands and Jamaica.

They made the trip by plane going by the way of Mexico. Leslie J. Campbell Post IS THE AMERICAN LEGION Regular Meeting Monday, 8 p. m. Legion Club Rooms Floyd Braswell, Commander Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Ludlum of Erie are the parents of a 9-pound son born Feb. 12 at Parsons. The baby has been named Kevin Leroy. Mr.

anc Mrs. Arthur Ludlum of Moran are the paternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Goff of Erie are the maternal grandparents. When your car needs tuned up or repaired, call or stop at A1 Weiland's Garage, 519 E.

Lincoln. The regularly scheduled visit to Iola by the representative of the Kansas Veterans Commission for Feb. 23, will be cancelled. Anyone desiring assistance with matters pertaining to veterans benefits, may contact the Kansas Veterans Commission, 118 West Fourth Street, Pittsburg. Color Processing by Kodak Copening Jewelers Kosygin Ends Tour MOSCOW (AF) Premier Alexei N.

Kosygin returned today from an 11-day Asian tour, after promising Communist North Viet Nam Soviet military aid, and meeting with Red Chinese leaders in Peking. Immediately after landing, Kosygin met privately with Soviet Communist leader Leonid I. Brezhnev and other top officials for 25 minutes in an airport lounge. In his stops at Hanoi, Peking and the North Korean capital of Pyongyang, Kosygin stressed Communist unity. But there was no indication that either Moscow or Peking had backed down on basic issues dividing them.

VISITINQ HOURSt 2 p.m. to 4p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. No children under 14 permitted to vi.it.

Viutor. limited to two at a time, pleaM. Admitted February 13 Walter T. Reay, Iola; Gerald Nelson, Iola; Lester McKaig, Iola. Dismissed February 13 Mrs.

Bob Large and infant daughter, Colony; Lois Marie Bell, Carlyle; Mrs. Lawrence Diebolt, Iola; Mrs. Jerry R. Sinclair, Humboldt; Christina Kramer, Piqua; Mrs. R.

B. Kues-tersteffen and infant son, Yates Center; Mrs. Gary Baker and infant daughter, Iola; Mrs. I Hugh Murrow, Kincaid; Louise Elaine Edwards, Westphalia; Mrs. Homer Wynn, Blue Mound.

Births February 13 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cassidy, Colony, a girl weighing 6 pounds and 15 ounces. Admitted February 14 Tom J. Peavler, Yates Center; Mrs.

Eva Oman, Colony; Lula Jones, Gas City; Mrs. Bessie M. Head, Iola; Mrs. My Gregory, Iola; Gary Hays, Iola; Mrs. LaVerne Crone, Parker; Steve Dunlap, Moran, Dismissed February 14 Merle H.

Tollman, Humboldt; Mrs. Roy R. Stewart, Yates Center; Charles II. Penturf, Toronto; Lester Floyd McKaig, Iola. 7 Edgar Lewis Barnhart Edgar Lewis Barnhart, 90, of rural Iola, died this morning at the Allen County Hospital.

Born at Bradys Bend, Mr. Barnhart came to Kansas with his parents in 1880 and settled on a farm northwest of Iola. In 1902, he married Ethyl Kees of Neosho Falls, and they moved to a farm west of Iola, where he spent the remainder of his life as a farmer. During the 1920s, he served two terms as a county commissioner, and he also served a number of years on school and township boards. Survivors include his widow of the home; three daughters, Mrs.

Dorothy B. Anderson of Iola, Miss Marjorie Barnhart of Washburn, and Mrs. Le-nore Osborn of Iola; two sons, Max of Overland Park and Don of the home; a sister, Mrs. Emma Long of Iola; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.

m. Wednesday at the Waugh Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Iola Township Cemetery. BLAZE IS FATAL KANSAS CITY (AP) Harley Adolf Smith, 71, who lived alone, died in a fire at his home Sunday. His body was found in a chair, and his clothing was almost entirely burned away.

Firemen attributed the fire to a cigar or cigarette. Visit Our TINY TOT and INFANTS DEPT. Wa carry a complete lint for tha Little Ones! ALADDIN GIFT SHOP West Side Square Susie Lock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Locke, has returned to her classes at the Iola Junior High School after being confined to her for two weeks following a tooth extraction.

Elks Stag Dinner 7 P. M. in the Club Rooms Featuring ROAST PIG Lewis A. Howland is spending a few days in Carthage, with his daughter, Mrs. Carl Richard Jones and his grandchildren, Deborah and Rod, while Mr.

Jones is a patient at St. Johns Hospital in Spring-field, Mo. CLEAN UP SALE 4 Price on Dresses, Sweaters, Skirts, Slims and Stretch Pants. $1 and $2 rack of odds and ends. KAYS KIDDIES KLOTHES 121 E.

Madison Mr. and Mrs. DeLane Patrick had as dinner guests yesterday Mrs. Patricks parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. S. Pruitt of Moran. In the afternoon they all went to Aliceville to visit the Patricks daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Rahmeier and their son, Kurt. Card of Thanks We sincerely thank our many friends and relatives for the many beautiful gifts and cards received for our Golden Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Floyd McKaig.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Myer, Terry, Sandy, Mike and Rhonda were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hendrix, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hendrix and Carolyn of Garnett; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hendrix and Mary Lou of Carlyle; Mr. and Mrs.

Gay Hendrix of LeRoy; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shafer, Connie and Shelly of Williamsburg; Pink Hendrix and Mrs. Florence Pope of Ottawa. Afternoon callers were Mrs.

Don Crotts, Jennifer and Regina of LeRoy. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McDonald of Kansas City visited over the weekend with Mrs. McDonalds mother, Mrs.

James F. Dwyer. ATTENTION MASONS Stated communication, 7:30 p. m. Feb.

16. Work in the Third Degree, Lunch. PAUL N. WILSON, Master Guests Sunday of Mrs. E.

S. Bacon were her granddaughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Porter and their five children from McLouth. Mrs.

May E. Bowyer returned home Saturday after spending several days in Centralia with her son, the Rev. Larry Bowyer and Mrs. Bowyer. Mrs.

Dick Kennedy of Newton, Iowa, is here for a visit with her brother, Floyd L. Green and Mrs. Green. Mr. and Mrs.

George Vanatta of Fort Scott were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hall and David. Mr. and Mrs.

James 0. Mun-den had as guests Saturday their grandson and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munden of Washington, D. and his sister, Martha, and their mother, Mrs.

Harold Kitchen of Independence, and Mrs. Howard C. Wheaton of Iola. A 1964 Ford station wagon, driven by Joseph E. Culver, 34, was damaged on the left front headlight and fender Saturday about 10:45 a.

m. in a collision with another vehicle in the 300 block on South Washington, police reported today. The driver of the other vehicle, a 1948 Chevrolet pickup truck, was Mrs. Mary Heinz, 47, of rural Iola. Culver told police he was headed south on Washington, watching other traffic and did not see the truck until the time of impact.

Mrs. Heinz said she was pulling away from the chrb and had looked back but did not see the station wagon. Carl Richard Jones, Carthage, is a patient at the St. Johns Hospital in Spring-field, room 1041. He entered the hospital Feb.

1 and underwent major surgery Feb. 12. Mr. Jones is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis A. Howland and he and his wife are former residents of Iola. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.

Os born and their son, Steven of Kansas City, visited over the weekend with Mrs. Osborn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Smith.

New Arctic Air Covers Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A new batch of arctic air sent temperatures below zero again in the northern Plains Sunday and fresh snow whitened the Atlantic Coast and a wide stretch from the Rocky Mountains to the upper Great Lakes. The mercury dropped as low as 9 below in Minot, N.D. Heavy snow and high winds buffeted parts of Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas. In the East, Richmond, collected four inches of snow in six hours Sunday night and early this morning. Philadelphia reported about one inch and some snow fell as far south as Georgia.

The West Coast was mostly cool and dry, except for occasional sprinkles in parts of Oregon and Washington. Turk President Tries To Form a Coalition ANKARA, Turkey (AP) President Cemal Gursel conferred today with leaders of four opposition parties in an effort to form a new coalition government. Prime Minister Ismet Inonu resigned Saturday following the defeat of his 1965 budget in the National Assembly. HARD OF HEARING? If you have a hearing problem you are cordially invited to attend the Special Hearing Aid Clinic sponsored by BELTONB HEARING SERVICE Wednesday, February 17th. Kelley Hotel.

Noon till 3:00 P. M. Dont Miss This! Have your hearing tested without obligation. With the new streamlined Beltone hearing aid glasses, or tiny ear level aid, you may be able to eliminate the STRAIN or EMBARASS-MENT caused by hearing loss. Hear better in groups, church or distance.

Make it easier for your family and friends to converse with you. Mark your calendar now to attend. NO OBLIGATION. Users of other makes of aids also cordially invited. Army Pvt.

Raymond H. Hoc-kett, son of Mrs. Loretta Hockett, rural Bronson, completed an 8-week wheeled vehicle mechanic course under the Reserve Enlistment Program at Ft. Leonard Wood, Feb. 12.

During the course Hockett received instruction in the internal combustion engine, automotive power train, chassis components, and was trained to use and maintain various tools and equipment. The 21-year-old soldier was graduated from Bronson High School in 1961. CLEAN UP SALE Price on Dresses, Sweaters, Skirts, Slims and Stretch Pants. 1 and $2 rack of odds and ends. KAYS KIDDIES KLOTHES 121 E.

Madison Mrs. Joe Myer and her sons, Jerry and Scott of Topeka, visit ed over the weekend with Mrs Myers mother, Mrs. Welda Hamilton. Mr. Myer, a member of the Naval Reserve, is on a two-week tour of duty on the West Coast.

Mrs. Anita Locke of Prescott, who has been here since Friday visiting her son, Keith Locke, Mrs. Locke and their family, has returned to her home. Another son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Locke and their son arrived Saturday from Prescott for a weekend visit with the Keith Locke family, and Mrs. Anita Locke returned home with them yesterday. APPROPRIATE MASCOT; The feathery fellow (top) Is1 a permanent resident of the Trans World Flight Center at New Yorks Kennedy International Airport. It nests in shrubbery placed conveniently around a restaurant in the building. Joyce Blackburn, a TWA hostess, regularly feeds it cookies.

U.S.-Soviet Consular Treaty Still in Dark WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. J. W. Fulbright says he doesnt know when his Senate Foreign Relations Committee will get around to hearings on the U.S.-Soviet consular treaty. The Arkansas Democrat said in an interview the committee has a heavy workload on other matters.

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