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IOIiA, KANSAS fiC74fJ TOE TOLA REGISTER. WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 12, 19G4 1 PA HR TWO Allen County Hospital Miss Alice Murphy has returned from a three weeks trip to Portland, and Lewiston, Idaho. tent, he said. But a turn to rainy weather could bring wu-ter figures back to near normal before the year ends.

Rainfall for the first seven months of the year has averaged 12.53 inches statewide, or 2.38 inches' below normal. The state average was 1.99 inches in July compared avith the normal of 3.16. The summer has been unusually hot. One weather sta LOG Monday evpning dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Keeve were cousins, Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Wollard, Arkansas City; Mrs, Reeves brother, Laurel Stout, Chanute; and her aunt, Mrs. George Stout of Humboldt.

I wish to thank all those who voted for me in the Primary. Your continued support will be appreciated in the General election November 10th. RUBY J. E1SEN BRANDT COUNTY TREASURER Mrs. George Lewman of was a weekend visitor of Mrs.

W. L. Lewman who has been ill, but is better now. gtMMKa Weather Hurls Water and Crops TOPEKA (AP) Hot and dry weather the past six weeks has put Kansas in bad shape1 for water supplies and crops, Pallesen, agricultural statistician, said Tuesday. High temperatures not only have evaporated supplies but have burned crops to some ex tion in Clatk County has had 24 days with 100 degrees or high er.

Most of the south and west have had at least 10 days of i((J degrees. in state officials asked in recent days that 70 counties 1 be do-dared drought disaster areas to permit haying and grazing on land in conservation reserve acreage. Final action on Hie re-quest was expected from Washington today, 'u Z7 Card of Thanks wish to express our sincere ii)y thanks to our friends and neigh- bars for the many kind expressions of sympathy extended to V7tis' during our recent bereave--s ment. A special thanks to the blood doners and the nurses at the hospital during his illness. Words cannot express our sincere thanks.

The Family of Charles Hall. OBITUARY JAMES LEE SMART James Lee Smart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smart, was born at LaHarpe, Kansas, July 12, 1939 and passed away June 30, 1964 at St. Louis, at the age of 24 years, 11 months and 18 days.

The family moved to Wichita in 1941, remaining there until the dose of World War II when they returned to the LaHarpe community. He was a graduate of LaHarpe High School and lola Jr. College. He then was employed by Trans World Airlines in Kansas City, Mo until he went into the Army in January of 1962. He received his discharge from the Army in Dec.

of 1963. Soon after his discharge he went to St. Louis where he was again employed by TWA. James was a member -of the LaHarpe Baptist Church, having accepted Christ as his Savior at the age of eleven years. He leaves to mourn his passing his parents, one sister, Mrs.

Rex Robb of Kincaid; one brother, Larry of rural Moran; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Barnes of LaHarpe; foui nieces and one nephew, and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted at the LaHarpe Baptist Church by Rev. Larry Oyer, on July 5 He was laid to rest in the LaHarpe Cemetery. 1 Hope for People Who Have Corns NEW YORK (AP) Painful corns disappear with injections of a spongy plastic between the corn and the bone underneath, reports Dr.

Irwin Acker of Greensboro, N.C. He told the annual meeting of the American Podiatry Association Tuesday, The plastic acts as a mattress or shock absorber that takes pressure off the af flicted area. He said he successfully treated six corn sufferers with silicone-rubber materials used in plastic surgery. He said pain stops the first day and the corn disappears after a few days. GIVES RULING TOPEKA (AP) Gen.

William Ferguson ruled Tuesday that an osteopath can be a member of county sanity commissions. The opinion was requested by John Eland, Hoxie, county attorney of Sheridan County. CALL BUS GARNER 5-5247 or 5-3652 WALL TO WALL CARPET OUR SPECIALTY. UPHOLSTERY AND RUG CLEANING I UPHOLSTERY August Upholstery Sale 25 to 35 Off On All Upholstery Fabric. FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed Terms Available Remodeling Restyling Repairs 219 S.

Washington lola EN 5-6162 VIS1TINU HOUKH pm, to 4 pm l.ir ami 7 p.ui. to SI) p.m No iliilitren iiiulor 14 uuriuitp-il to visit VlMTitlil I.IMITKI To TWO AT A TIMK. Admitted August 11 Mrs. Ben Smith, lola; Thomas Lee Mathes, Moran; Mrs. John Butts, Yates Center; Stanton p.

Vest, lola; Thomas W. Head, lola; Mrs. Maggie Dice, lola; Mrs. F. X.

Lenski lola; Mrs. Anna Rose Norton, lola. Dismissed August 10 Dr. A. R.

Chambers, lola. Dismissed August 11 Timothy A. Robb, lola; Mrs. Thomas Wheat, lola; Otto Nickel, Ida; Mrs. Vaughn C.

Brooks Jr and infant son, lola; Mrs. Bill L. Freeman, LeRoy. Births August 11 Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Ryhcrd, lola, a girl weighing 6 pounds and 5 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Zornes, lola, a boy weighing 9 pounds and 8 ounces. Mr.

and Mrs. John Brink, LeRoy, a boy weighing 8 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Strangho-ner, a boy weighing 6 pounds and 13 ounces.

Number 8 (Continued From Page One) capturing 19 rifles. Estes, his face tense with anger, pushed his helicopter into a power dive straight at the spot where the Communist tracers were spurting, his four maehi-neguns blazing away. He blasted four rockets into the jungle and pulled out at low altitude. Damn, that was a hairy maneuver, Estes said laughing. Elsewhere, the Saigon government claimed today that its forces killed 42 guerrillas in the Mekong Delta province of Dinh Truong, 30 miles south of Saigon Monday and Tuesday.

It said 16 government troops were killed. About 20 miles southeast of Saigon early today, the Viet Cong reportedly captured eight government soldiers at an outpost in Go Cong Province. Sick and tired of chasing dust? WIU CURTAIL YOUR INN0YING OUST PROBLEMi All cleaner use airflow to clean. Because they force it through bags or dry filters, airflow it reduced and so is their ability to pick up dirt. Aa dirt clogs bag and filter pores, airflow is further impeded.

That's why you clean better with a new bat or filter. RAINBOW USES NO BAGS OR DRY FILTERS The dust is trapped in Rainbow's turbulent water bath which ha: ao pores to clog. There is never a reduction in airflow or drop in cleaning efficiency. WITH RAINBOW, YOU DONT CHASE YOU TRAP IT IN WATER. For information i WRITE REXAIR SALES A SERVICE 4600 Willis, Mo.

FL 3-3169 Mrs. George Huggins went to Independence to attend the dedication of the new First Christian Church in that city on Aug. 2 and remained for a 10-day visit with her sister, Mrs. A. D.

Morris and her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Funston.

She returned to lola yesterday. THANK YOU For your vote of confidence in the Primary Your continued support in the General Election will be greatly appreciated. JEANNE SMITH Republican Candidate CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT Louie Kinman, lola band leader, and Iwrence Welk, are pictured together in a recent issue of the Estes Park, Trail. Kinman's band is playing at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park. Kinman and Welk have been friends since 1946 when they were both booked at a Nebraska theatrical agency.

Mrs. Frances Lackey has just leturned from a three weeks vacation trip to California. Accompanying her were her daughter, Mrs. Bill Wilcox, Mr. Wilcox and their son Mark of Independence, Mo.

In Sacramento they visited another daughter, Mrs. George Aley, Mr. Aley and their daughter Kara. In Merced they visited Mrs. Lackeys sister and her husband, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Speilman. They were guests in Los Angeles and Long Beach of other relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bautista and Mr.

and Mrs. Vic Robnson. Disney Land, the Knotts Berry Farms, and the Grand Canyon were among other places visited. New Power Mower i Price 1001 N. Sycamore Mr.

and Mrs. John McNally have returned from a two months vacation trip which took them into ten states and three countries. Their daughter, Miss Crystal McNally, Wichita, accompanied them. Part of the time was spent in Gunnison, where Miss McNally conducted a workshop at Western State College there. Judy Franklin has returned to work on Thursdays and Fridays at Judys Beauty Bar.

For appointment call EN 5-6242. Geneva homecoming will be held Sunday at the Geneva Schoolhouse. Bring basket dinner, table service and relics, pictures, articles, of clothing, etcV reminiscent of olef Geneva days. All residents, former residents and friends of Geneva community welcome. Harold Troutman, former Io-lan now living in Ventura, was married on Aug.

8 to Mrs. Judy Patchin of Ventura according to word received this morning by Miss Kate Shields. Troutman formerly was employed by the C. H. Shields Shoe Store in lola.

A 1963 Chevrolet Vi -ton pickup was damaged on the left door about 4 p. m. yesterday in a collision on East Neosho about 75 feet west of Colborn Street, police reported today. The pickup was being operated by George Hamilton, 58. The other car involved was a 1964 Chevrolet, driven by Miss Diane K.

Farris, 16, of Garnett. It was damaged on the right front. Hamilton told police he had parked the truck on Neosho and started to get out when he saw the car approaching. He said he got back in the pickup but did not get the door closed in time. Miss Farris said that she was going west on Neosho and had started to go between a car parked on the south side and the truck at the time Hamilton opened his door and that she did not have time to avoid the accident.

GMC TRUCKS AND PICKUPS SALES SERVICE A. J. HABIGER SALES 223 SOUTH STREET Firemen were called to the Nichols Nursing Home at 810 East Street about 2:45 m. yesterday, but there was no fire, it was reported today by Fire Chief Ray Chard. He said that apparently a clothes washer or dryer had (income overheated causing an odor.

Number 7 (Continued From Page One) top level meeting set new schedules after a hard look at the The present schedule calls for the first flight to be unmanned it originally was set to be the first manned flight and to be made in the third quarter of 1964, which includes July, August and September. These are the only dates officially released by the manned spacecraft center, and these are the times Mathews and Dr. Robert Gilruth, manned spacecraft center director, reiterated. We have not changed the schedule from the one originally announced, said Dr. Gilruth.

We are sticking with that timetable. The GT3 capsule (for the manned flight of Maj. Virgil Grissom and Lt. Cmdr. John W.

Young) will already have been delivered at the cape when the unmanned mission is made, Mathews said. The big problem is cleaning the launching pad and getting it ready for the December flight. Cape Kennedy officials indicated it would take about 31 days to clear the pad. and erect the Titan II launch vehicle. Miss California Wins LONG BEACH, Calif.

(AP) -Miss California, 18-year-old Linda Ann Taylor, was named The American Beauty Tuesday night at the International Beauty Congress. The statuesque beauty from San Diego will compete with contestants of 46 other nations for the title of Miss International Beauty, who will be crowned Friday afternoon. Miss Taylor, a brown-eyed, brown-haired outdoors type, was chosen over 14 other semifinalists. ALINA BOY DROWNS SALINA, Kan. (AP) Jerry Eaton, 2, drowned in a city park pond Tuesday after wandering off to play.

None of the other children playing in Sunset Park, including Jerrys Ijrother, Dennis Eaton, 7, saw mm fall in the pond. He was found in three feet of water. CHECKS LOST IN MAIL POMONA, Kan. (AP) Disappearance of a mailed envelope containing $25,000 in checks, lost somewhere between Pom ona and Kansas City, is being investigated by postal authorities. For the perfect GIFT for any occasion, be cure you shop our more complete collection.

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Maude E. Shackletl of Nowata, has returned home after a visit with her sis-, ter, Mrs. Milford C. Langley and Mr. Langley.

Garage Sale, 206 S. Elm, on Saturday, August 15, 8 a. m. to 3 p. m.

Mens, womens, childrens clothing and shoes. Misc. items. The and Mrs. William McKean, John and Jimmy, returned to their home in Wichita Monday after visiting since Thursday with Mrs.

McKeans parents, MY. and Mrs. Cecil Perkins. Miss Patricia McKean and Kenneth Bishop of Wicbita were Sunday and Sunday night guests in the Perkins home. THANK YOU For your support in the Primary.

I will appreciate your continued support in the General Election. ENA AMMON Republican Candidate For REGISTER OF DEEDS A few days ago The Register carried a 25-year-ago item about Johnny Adams giving his mother a new electric washing machine for her 57th birthday. Today The Register has a note from Mrs. Adams, now 83, -who is living in Yates Center, She says she still has -the machine and it still runs as good as when it was new and I wouldnt trade it for an automatic! Only three weeks till school starts. Make your appointment now for your daughters permanent at Sadies Beauty Shop, pho.

rr 5-3932. John Clark, son of Mrs. Edith Clark, was recently notified that he had successfully passed the examinations to become a Certified Public Accountant. He is employed in the firm of Peat, Mardwick, Mitchell and Kansas City. NOTICE Spencers Mountain will show next Sunday thru Wednesday at the 54 Drive-In Theatre.

$1.50 A CAR Mr. and Mrs. Dale Parker, Ozawkie, were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Gosha. For Sale: All merchandise reduced 50 or more. Fixtures, furniture items, clothing, tape recorder, deep freeze, meat cooler, other misc. Bible Book Gift Shop.

Edwin Kelly returned home Sunday evening from the University of Kansas Medical Center where he was a patient for the past two weeks. He is recovering satisfactorily. Card of Thanks We would like to express our deepest heartfelt thanks for the many thoughtful expressions of sympathy the loss our our son and grandson. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl D. Strack and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Anderson and family. The lola Lions Club entertained their Pony League baseball team at a picnic yesterday evening on the Jefferson School grounds.

Hot dogs and beans were featured. Bob Walden, manager of the team, introduced the boys, reporting a record of 5 games won and 7 lost, and only two players to be lost MORE FEED PR0FITI Our New Daffin Feedmobile grinds your home grown grains, hays, and roughages the-way you want them right on your farm. Mixes them uniformly with productive teed concentrates blends warm, liquid molasses into your mix for more palatable and profit-making feed. CHROME DIRETTE SETS $24.50 ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR $4.29 AUTO. ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS $9.95 IRONS $7.95 TOASTERS ELECTRIC SKILLETS $14.95 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF TOYS CHILDRENS ROCKERS $4.95 DOLL BUGGIES $3.85 'THE STORE WITH EVERYTHING' STOTLER FURNITURE CO.

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Also Big Supply of Trade-Ins most makes and styles $39.50 up. Dependable The company that comes to your county monthly, ask anyone. Como in or Phone Place of Clinic this week for a FREE Home tryout. "SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY' lola, Kansas, Kelley Hotel, Friday, August Consultant: Mr. Claude Brown Time 9:30 A.M.

to 12:30 P.M. Toll A Friend FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CALL: HOSTETLERS FEED SERVICE EN 5-5444 IOLA (Formerly Dick Smith Food Sorvico) FREE GIFT for each prospective hearing aid purchaser that you give us. KREIMER LUMBER HARDWARE Phone 468-2455 Piqua, Kansas HAROLDS of (The company that Acousticon Allen 107 E. 4 t- 4 I I 1 4 4 4 4 I Mil 5 A A A i A 1 A A AS).