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THE lOLA, KANSAS, REGISTER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1975 PAGE 3 Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mrs.

Roy Willis has received Mathews over the holiday weekend word of the death of her brother-in- were their son and family, Mr. and law, Ira BoUhig of Qearwater, Mrs. Larry Mathews, Randy, Lori Monday morning. Mr. Boiling was the Bingham.

The funeral arrangements will be an- and Brenda of and Mrs. Adam Brune have returned home from a two-week trip to Chicago to visit their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Rawson, Meg, Mark and Mike. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Eisenbrandt and Mrs. Mabel Willis attended the Eisenbrandt family reunion at the Elm Creek Lakes in Fort Scott Sunday. There were 72 in attendance. Armeta Michael returned home Monday after attending the funeral of her nephew, Willie Collings of Wheaton, who was killed in a truck accident last Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Porter, owners of International Tours of lola, flew to Houston over Memorial weekend where they joined other travel agents of Braniff Airlines on a familiarization tour Galveston and Houston areas. Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Sigg and children Andrea and Eriq are new residents of lola. Mr. Sigg was recently discharged from the Navy. They are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sigg, while they search for a house. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Haines and nounced later by Konantz Mortuary, Fort Scott. Mrs. Zelma Warford and Mrs. John Walters were hostesses to 35 members of the Allen County Council of Aging at a covered dish supper Monday in Little Theatre. Two birthday cakes were served in honor of the birthdays of Mrs.

Maude Lincicome and May Gregory. Sunday, June 1, is International Shut-In Day. Remember all shut-ins on this day. Friends and relatives from out of town here for the funeral of Ralph Perkins Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs; i i JM Roy Perkins, Carlsbad, N.M.; Mrs: -Cmana Grace Henderson, Phoenix; Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Musgrove, Quapaw, Mrs. Fowler Meeks, Mrs. Florine Harrison, Mrs. Vinnie Dawson, Derwood Dawson, Everton, Mr.

and Mrs. John Davidson, Springfield, Mrs. Betty Crouch and Mrs. Roxanna Davis, Topeka; the Rev. and Mrs.

William McKean, Edwardsville; Mrs. Gladys Perkins, Salina; Mrs. Mdry, Swanson, Miss Gayle Swanson, and Mr. and Mrs. M.

B. Naillieux, Wichita; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilbert and Lisa, Lawrence; Miss Marsha Perkins, Mrs. Helen Claribel Brun- GRADUATES Joan Kipp, Route 1, graduated May 17 from Kansas State College of Pittsburg with a bachelor of science degree in nursing.

She is employed at Allen County Hospital. Society deadlines: Meeting 48 hours after events; calendar announcements, three days in advance of meeting; and wedding accounts with photos, 10 days after ceremony. Wednesday Christian Family Sunday School Class, covered dish dinner, 6:30 p.m.,* Wesley United Methodist Church. Kramer-McCoy reunion held Sunday The annual Kramer-McCoy reunion was held Sunday in Little Theatre at Shepherd Park. Those attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Frank McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Larry McCoy, Keri, Randi, Tari, Shari, Kristi and Bob, Mr. and Mrs.

Chester McCoy, Dana, Keslie and Jon, Leonard McCoy and Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Kimberlin, Don and Bar, bara, and Miss Johanna Bailey, all of El Dorado; Mrs. Glen Smoot and Kevin, Mr; and Mrs. Randy Smoot, Mrs.

Richard Howell, Laura and Carrie and Miss Ginger Fargo, all of Topeka; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordan, Ginger, Tina, Mike and Kevin, Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamilton and Linda and John Gray of Overland Park; Mrs.

Ted Miller, Ted Ed, Terry and Ricky, Scammon; Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Dickinson, Craig, Barry and Brent, Mr. and Mrs.

uan ts. Dickinson and Douglas and Mrs. Jim Berry, all of Owasso, Ralph Kramer and Mike, Round Lake Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Kramer, David and Kathy, Long Beach, Bernard Myer, Dallas; Mike and Rhonda Myer, Humboldt; Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Hicks, Mr. Area news briefs Superintendent hired PARSONS S. J. "Al" Alioto of Farmington, N.M., is the new superintendent of Parsons Unified School District 503.

The employment of Alioto was announced at a special meeting of the district's board today. Alioto, 46 years old, has been superintendent of schools at Farmington since 1972. Its school district has 7,200 students. There are 2,542 full-time students enrolled in Parsons district schools. Gwen S.

Sengpiehl, vice president of the Parsons district board, said Alioto will assume duties here as deputy superintendent on June 23 and on July 1 will begin a two-year contract as superintendent at an initial salary of $25,000. a year. Principal resigns CANEY Bob Henson, principal of Caney Valley High School, has resigned effective last Unified School District 436 Supt. John Picard said today. Henson has been offered a position as director of curriculum for USD 461 at Neodesha, an official in Neodesha and Mrs.

Harry Kramer, Mr. and confirmed today. Tlie official said next meeting June 2 at 7:30 p.m. Both Henson and Williams said this morning that "differences in philosophy" with Picard prompted their resignations. Picard said it "was not fair to comment" on the resignations but admitted a difference in philosophy existed between the three men.

Record attempt fails INDEPENDENCE Four young men of Independence failed in an attempt to make their way into the Guinness Book of World Records by beating the record of 50 hours and five minutes of continuous doubles tennis play. Craig Null, David Coldwell and Mitch Williams had to stop play after hours after the fourth 7 I Riggs was taken home, but was later reported in good health. The young men were taking a five- minute break each hour during play. Mrs. Herman Kramer, Mr.

and Mrs. Henson hadn't signed acontract. famUy hosted a cookout Monday for Brundage and Mrs. Qaribel Brun- the following guests: Mrs. Haines' dage, Kansas Mrs.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams Yates Center; her grandmother, Mrs. Fay Goodner, lola, and her sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Nolan, Lori Ann, Andy and Tinimy of Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Solander and Cammie Dawn, Yates Center, and her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams also of Yates Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams Sr. of rural Yates Center entertained in their home Sunday for their children, Mr. and Mrs.

George Vanatta, Cindy and Danny of Odessa, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Solander and Cammi Dawn and Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams Jr.

of Yates Center, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Haines, Tammy, Marc and Donnie, lola, and Mrs. Adams' mother, Mrs. Fay Goodner, also of lola.

Robert L. Hamilton is a patient in Mercy Hosptial, Fort Scott, Cards and letters may be sent to him at the hospital, 821 Burkes Street, Fort Scott, 66701. Mrs. Fay Goodner returned home Saturday from a three-week vacation in Bedrdstown, Bushnell and Astoria, 111., where she visited three aunts who are in the 80s and several cousins. A point of special interest visited by Mrs.

Goodner was Lincolh New Salem, 111., where Abraham Lincoln worked for a time helping to build a log cabin which still stands. She returned home by way of Odessa, to visit her grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. George Vanatta, who brought her home Saturday. Francis Workman, Elk Falls; Mrs.

Burton Lawson, Cherryvale, and Mrs. Betty Page, Garnett. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Coltrane and family were Mr.

and Mrs. John Gentz of Fresno, Calif. Mr. Gentz was here to attend his '40th class reunion at Moran. Guests over the Memorial Day weekend of Mr.

and-Mrs. Elton Heinz were Mt. and Mrs. Mike Heinz, Stephen, Dean and Paul of Carthage, Mr. and Mrs.

Earnest Holtz of Oswego, Leslie Barnett and Steve Barnett of Geneva, Miss Vickie Norton of lola, Mrs. J. R. Searcy and girls of Columbia, and Mark Heinz of Gakona, Alaska. Dean Heinz and Mark Heinz both celebrated birthdays May 26.

Mark was 14 and Dear 8, and this is the first time they have biserf tdgetJiOR and MrS. Carol Adams of Louisiana, visited over the holiday weekend with Mrs. Smith's sister, Amanda Mewhinney at Country Side Estate. A reunion picnic was held at Shepherd Park Monday. Out-of-town guests attending were Florence Larson and Mary Childress and grandson Marvin of Chanute, Bill and Shirley Prock of Kansas City, and Mrs.

Jay Prock, LaHarpe. These from lola: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs. Mamie Northcutt, Mr.

and Mrs, A. W. Walden, Mr. and Mrs. C.

I. Hixon, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mewhinney, Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Valentine, Danny and Jimmie, Mrs. Sylvia Prock, Janie Smith and Grace of the Royal Arch degree. Allen County Cancer Society, crusade, 7:30. p.m., Townhouse. Friday Country Club Ladies Day bridge luncheon, 1 p.m.

For reservations call Mrs. George Peterson at 365-2275 by Wednesday evening. Daytime TOPS, 9.: 30 a.m., 424 N. Second. Senior Citizens Card Club, 6 p.m., assembly room of the courthouse.

Covered dish, brine table service. Bithel Lorance, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, Wayne and Connie and Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Perkins, all of lola. notes Tuesday, May 27 33 patients, 1 baby Admitted Caroline Tannahill and Jessie Wilson, both of Yates Center; Shamarie Wilson, LaHarpe; Joshua Oberly, Sharon Bluma, Mrs. Leon Uitts, Donald Vanderslice, George Davis and Buddy Baker, all of lola! Dismissed Brian Ebert, Nora Smith, Joshua: WilliamT. Lewis, Glade and -George StiUwaugh, all of Jordan family has reunion Sunday Descendants of Alfred W. and Clara Kerr Jordan held a family reunion at the Jordan cabin west of Savonburg Sunday evening.

Those attending were: Mrs. Betty Lou Stierwalt Nelson, Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wright and Debbie, Winfield; J. Alan Wright, Topeka; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wright and Tar Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Wright and Frank Stierwalt, Thayer; Miss Diana Grissom, Erie; Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Swanson, lola; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Worthington, Danny and Penny of Stark; Mr. and Mrs. Harold L.

Johnson and Gene, Wendell Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnson, Terri and Sherri, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jordan and Norman, and Mrs.

Ann Jordan, all of Savonburg. If you miss Register, call your: paper boy first. If you can't get him, call DeLuxe Taxi, 365-3571 between arid, 7:30 p. m. Dp REAP SPOT ADS YOU ARE 11 Meeks, Valery Mrs.

Harward Freeman, Colorado Springs, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Freeman and Jerry of Lawrence, Mr.

and Mrs. Marion Mock, Connie and Mark of Hutchinson, and Mrs. Doris Vogel and Wade. Harward Freeman and W. H.

Freeman are brothers of Mrs. English. Harward was here to attend his 30th class reunion at the lola High School. Read the Classified ads for big bargains. Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Heinz and Mr. and Mrs. Steve HoUoway went to Wichita Saturday to meet Heinz of Gakona, Alaska, and Chris High- bargin of Glen Allen, Alaska. Mark will spend the summer with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Elton Heinz and Chris will visit in Bronson with Mr. and Mrs. Spriggs. Weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Juel Hall were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tidd of Independence, Mo. I' 4 FLOOD INSURANCE The City of lola has applied to come under the Federal Flood Insurance program.

This Agency has the facilities available to issue Insurance Coverage for Homes- Business Buildings and the Contents of both. This Agency has a Map that shows the flood area In lola. All financial institutions also have the Maps available for you to see. We will be happy to discuss the Flood surance Program with you. In- RALPH MOSER AGENCY 16 South Washington Phone 365-3672 lola, Kansas VANILLA CHOCOLATE STRAWBERRY LEMON TWIRL Available at your store or delivered to your door DAIRY PRODUCTS Henson was the second major resignation in Caney last week.

Gene Williams, vice principal and head football also submitted his resignation last Both meii sent letters of resignation to the USD 43fr boards of education, which is expected to act on them at its Chet Taylor and the Mid-Americans in Music 8:00 P.M. Wednesday. May 28 Moran United Methodist Church (Free Will Offering) END-OF-MAY SPECIALS brings you the shirt that's game for I Perfect on the golf coLfrse. Great on the village green. This is the shirt that's crisp and comfortable anywhere.

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