The Iola Register du lieu suivant : Iola, Kansas • 2

TOLA, KANSAS i BiggMee a TTTK TOLA REfllSTER. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1004 OUT OUR WAY Mr and Mrs. A. P. Brigham Susan Tom, have returned from a vacation trip to Colorado.

Their son Perry is attending the Boy Scout Camp LOCAL lty J. 11. William ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Collison.

She spent Tuesday night and Wednesday at the home of her other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herder. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Herder came for her Wednesday evening. They had spent the past week at Roaring River in Missouri where they had sponsored a Methodist youth group. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hansen, Greg and Sally, Manhattan spent the weekend here visiting at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Hansen. UPHOLSTERY August Upholstery Salt 25 to 35 Off On All Upholstery Fabric. FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed Terms Available Remodeling Restyling Repairs 219 S. Washington Iola EN 5-6142 4 Jr.

j' 1 jr 'ij jp i FEATHERY HEAD Newest for evening wear is a coif madft of bright cerise-dyed ostrich feathers simulating a wig. The Paris designer uses two diamond bows to hold back feathers on either -DEATHS- AND FUNERALS Mrs. Clem Epperson Mrs. Lillie Epperson, 75, of 320 North Second Street, died last night in Tulsa where she had been visiting at the home of a brother for about a year and a half. Mrs.

Epperson was born in Bourbon County. She had lived in Iola for the past 35 years. Her husband, Clem Epperson, died two years ago. She is survived by three brothers, Russell and Arthur McGinnis, both of Chicago, and W. R.

McGinnis of Tulsa; and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Waugh Funeral Home. Allen County Hospital VISITING HOURS: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m end 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

No children under 14 permitted to visit. VISITOR LIMITED TO TWO AT A TIME. Admitted August 13 Earl M. Town, Yates Center; Mrs. Olin Butts, Iola; Louis E.

Warhurst, Chanute; Mrs. Howard Holtz Burlington; Galen Yoho, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glay Yoho, Neosho Falls. Dismissed August 13 Jerry Foulke, Humboldt; Kent Earl Iola; Mona L.

Davis, Iola; Mrs. Duane Gumfory and infant daughter, Iola; Mrs. June Bauman, Iola; Mrs. Larry Ryherd and infant daughter, Iola; Mrs. Douglas McCully, Iola.

The state of New York is one of the major cattle growers in the United States. Humboldt (Mrs. N. A. Arnu'D HUMBOLDT The annual Ronsick reunion will be held Aug.

16 in the cabin in Community Park in Humboldt. Last years reunion was held at the W. A. Ronsicks home in Overland Park. Mrs.

Charles McCoy and sons Tommy, Scott and Chipper of Hutchinson came Tuesday and visited until Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seigel are visiting in Tulsa with relatives of Mrs. Seigel. Mr.

and Mrs. Wally Hart and famil have moved into the Claude Moon house at 401 S. tOth Street. Mr. Hart is the new (Mrs.

Mary Smith) COLONY Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hearrold and son of Macon, spent Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. Edith Gilliland. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Tippie and Barbara Perisho were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fogleman, Mrs. Fred Goettoch-alk, Freddie and David of Denver, Mr.

and Mrs. Rex Fogleman and- Denice of Fairfield, Daisy Fogleman and Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaRue, Claudia and Eugene of Garnett, Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence West, Linda, Cinda and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Heinlein of Colony and Janice Boorer of Altoona. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Tressler and family have returned from a vacation spent at Wayne with her folks. Their lit-tlest son woke up one night screaming with pain in his ear. They applied home remedies and he quieted some. The next morning they took him to a doctor who found a roach in his ear. It had wedged itself in so tight the doctor had a hard time removing it.

Tuesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beckmon and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Littlepage, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heath of Iola. Mrs.

Pearl Reiter was an evening guest. Vernon Howard will teach this coming year at Magnolia, Ark. It is a 4-year college. He has taught at Coffeyville for several years. I was pleasantly surprised this morning to have a man come to the door who was a teacher at Havana, with my son, Bruce Smith, when he taught his first term as an eighth grade teacher.

We had a nice visit. He was Roy Douglass and now lives at Paola. after a visit with her mother, Mrs. T. V.

Robertson and Mr. Robertson and his brothers and sisters. Francine and Collette Cavanaugh of Joplin are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Hofer and Mike. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Cavanaugh and family, brought them as far as Coffeyville where they were met by the Hofers and all had a picnic together. Another daughter, Patsy, who has spent the summer in Shawnee with the L. D. Kron-es, will spend next week here.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hall and. family moved the last of the week to Pittsburg where he will teach this fall in the Lakeside Junior High. Stephen Palstring spent from Wednesday night until Sunday night with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Noel Palstring. He is stationed at Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base. Sandra Kay Herder of Coffeyville visited from Saturday until Tuesday with her grandpar- Fit Now! Howard W. Copening, airman, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Copening of Iola participated in an operation called Exercise Bird Dog off the coast of California with Fighter Squad-92. The operation, held July 10-17 under simulated battle conditions, was designed to test the Pacific Fleet's combat readiness in strike, anti-aircraft and anti-submarine missions. Only three weeks till school starts. Make your appointment now for your daughters permanent at Sadie's Beauty Shop, pho.

EN 5-3952. A parked 1956 Dodge, owned by Harvey Collins, was damaged on the left rear quarter panel about 6:50 p. m. yesterday when it was backed into by a 1962 Chevrolet driven by Mrs. Judy A.

Garver, 22, police reported today. The accident occurred at 902 North Walnut. Mrs. Garver told police she was backing from her driveway at that address and did not notice the other car parked across the street. NOTICE Spencers Mountain will show next Sunday thru Wednesday at the 54 Drive-In Theatre.

$1.50 A CAR Jim Christy, state commander of the American Legion, left today for Ft. Riley to preside over the American Legion College of Instruction for newly elected post and district officers. Over 300 plan to attend. Commander Christy will be master of ceremonies at a banquet at which the commanding officer of the Fort will be guest speak- Free balloons to all children visiting our store from 5:30 to 8:30 Friday and Saturday nights. KRESS STORE CWO and Mrs.

K. R. Teasley and family, who have recently returned to the United States after three years in Germany with the Air Force have been in Iola visiting the W. P. Mc-Fadden and the J.

P. McFad-den families and Mrs. Ella Zimmerman. Mrs. Teasley is the former Natalie McFadden, a granddaughter of Mrs.

Zimmerman and a niece of the W. P. McFaddens. A cooperative family dinner with 15 relatives attending was held at the W. P.

McFaddens Wednesday evening. Colored slides of interesting places visited by the Teas-leys in Germany, England and Holland were enjoyed by the group. On their way to Iola the Teasleys visited the Stanley Schell family in Beloit and Mr. Teasleys mother, Mrs. Millie Carpenter and Mrs.

Teasleys mother, Mrs. E. A. Simon, both in Natoma. En route to their new assignment in Georgia, the Teasleys are visiting his brother, Warren Teasley and family in Kansas City.

Kress District Managers Sale now in progress. Big values in every department. Shop Friday and Saturday nights until 8:30. KRESS STORE Mrs. T.

S. Warner will leave tomorrow for a weekend visit in Topeka with her sisters, Mrs. N. T. Holt and Mrs.

Floyd White. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chambliss, Colorado Springs, announce the birth of a son August 5, their second child. Mrs.

Chambliss is the former Carolyn Snuffer whose father was the minister of the Presbyterian church here some years ago. The announcement came to Miss Kate Shields. Garage Sale, 206 S. Elm, on Saturday, August 15, 8 a. m.

to 3 p. m. Mens, women's, children's clothing and shoes. Misc. items.

GMC TRUCKS AND PICKUPS SALES SERVICE A. J. HABIGER SALES 223 SOUTH STREET False Teeth Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Earnest Leake were Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Roberson and their son Mark and a friend, Walter Brown, all of Marrero, La. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Seri and sons returned home with them for a two weeks visit. Mrs.

Roberson is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seri. K. U.

Booster Meeting, Monday noon, Menegays North. Please call 5-6191 for reservation. See K. U. Highlights shown by Larry Fairchild.

Mrs. Stella Roush of Tulare, is visiting here with relatives and friends. Small solid walnut desk, (10; 4 ft. round oak table, $25; coffee table, $10. Pho.

EN 5-5977. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryherd have chosen the name Sherrie Lynnette for their daughter born Mg. 11.

The matersal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Estan Harr, Salina, formerly of Iola. The paternal grandparents are Earl Ryherd, Iola, and Halcie Pyherd of Coffeyville. The grei.

grandparents are Mrs. Maude Billings, Iola, and Mr. and Mrs. Ft A. Ramel, Beverly.

i The Salvation Army semi-annual pickup of used clothing, furniture, papers, magazines, will start Monday, Aug. 17. Cards announcing day truck will be in your neighborhood will be placed at all doors. All packages and cartons must be marked for 'the Salvation Army. Subscriptions to The Register were received or renewed this week for the following former residents of this area: Blanch L.

Corwin, 1, Box 342, Talent, Mrs. Forest Reiter, McLough; Wesley Haney, 7002 Calle Osito, Tucson; Wayne L. Jeffers, 1861 Linbrook Drive, San Diego 11, Mrs. Clara Thomas, 1374 Downington Salt Lake City 5, Utah; W. W.

Baker, 226 N. 85th Mesa, Mrs. Gladys Gilbert, 631 S. Grevillea, Apt. 1, Inglewood, R.

G. Perkins, Box 462, Samoset, Mrs. Marie Cheeley, Box 735, Clovis, N. Nellie Tinnel Rt. 1, Box 165A, Alexander, Mrs.

T. W. Flewharty, 61 Sleepy Hollow Rd New Canaan, John Becannon, 14033 Ohio, Baldwin Park, Lynn Goodnight, 27312 Dartmouth, Madison Heights, Mich. TRay Chadwick; Vermillion; Nancy Bartholomew, 9523 E. Noland Road, Lenexa.

Number 1 (Continued From Page 5) Vi NWV4 except Block 8 of La-Grange Add. to City of Gas 32-24-19 Lee or Pauline Morrison, NWV4 SEtt 35-24-19 Lee or Pauline Morrison, SWV 4-25-19 Lee or Pauline Morrison, WV4 NE fr. less 5.45 A. and E. 9.55 A.

of 4-25-19 Lee or Pauline Morrison, 7.5 A. on side SWV4 SEYe 5-25-19 Lee or Pauline Morrison, SWVi 8-25-19 Lee or Pauline Morrison, NV6 20-24-20 GENEVA TOWNSHIP George C. Thrasher, NWVi NWV4 20-23-18 Glen F. and Opel L. Morrison, EV4 NWy 11-24-17 22.62 HUMBOLDT TOWNSHIP Glen F.

and Opel L. Morrison, SW 24-25-18 IOLA TOWNSHIP Lee or Pauline Morrison, 2 A. in NEVi, SEYe 34-24-18 Eastern Kansas Gas SVt NEV4 (less 13' A. be-between tracks 36-24-18 Lee or Pauline Morrison, Pt. of SV4 SW4 NWYe 36-24-18 E.

A. King, EVfe NEV 2-25-18 Melissa S. Manley, -Lot 7 1-25-18 W. Edwards, et al. Lot 8 1-25-18 80 40 160 99 7.5 160 40 Amazing dental discovery, Cushion Grip'9 ends sore spots refits loose dentures to hold snug as a dentist's mold! Tasteless! Nothing to mix! One application lasts months! in Philmont, N.

so was not with the rest of the family. Kress District Manager's Sale now in progress. Big values In every department. Shop Friday and Saturday nights until 8:30. KRESS STORE The vacation Bible school of the First Christian Church will begin Monday and continue through Aug.

22, it was announced today. The school will be in session from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. each day. There will be departments for children from three years of age through the sixth grade. Free balloons to all children visiting our store from 5:30 to 8:30 Friday and Saturday nights.

KRESS STORE Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Mich-aelis and their children, Billy, Carolyn and Susan have returned to their home in Dallas after a visit with Mr. Michael-iss mother, Mrs.

H. W. Michael-is. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Seri and sons Robert and Gary arrived Aug. 5 from Ontario, for a visit with Mrs. Seris mother, Mrs. Gladys Perdue, a sister, Mrs. William Hillbrant and Mr.

Hillbrant, and her aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Leake and Mr. and Mrs. Everett DeHaven.

They also visited a sister, Mrs. Lester Cole and her family of LaHarpe, and other relatives and friends. Four persons from this area are attending the United Evangelism Congress of the Seventh-day Adventist Church now being held at Kansas City. They are Elder and Mrs. Verne Hyland of Iola, Mrs.

Carl Knight of Moran and Mrs. Lillian Denney of Colony. Last night, nearly 100 persons participated in a pageant depicting the origin and gjpwth of the denomination in the Midwest. Guests for ten days in the home of Mrs. T.

S. Warner have been her grandchildren Mark and Kathy Kelley of Colorado Springs. Lt. Col. and Mrs.

H. C. Lamar Steve Kelley and David Lamar also made a short visit, taking Mark and Kathy back with them on their return Wednesday to Colorado Springs, Mrs. Carl lies will leave tomorrow for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Elliott, Mr.

Elliott and their family in Prairie Village. Mrs. Eugene Bauman, who has been in the Allen County Hospital with a broken ankle bone, has been transferred to a nursing home at 507 North Oak to continue her recovery. She is not able to walk. For Tho Chanco To Sorvo You FIRE, AUTO, FCL, AND LIFE INSURANCE DAN CLAR 105 E.

Jackson lolo EN 5-6201 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Finance Investment Earns A Big 4 manager of thelGA Store and they moved here from Ottawa. The Misses Allie and Fay Barrackman are home afer a three-week trip to Alemeda, where they visited at the home of their brother, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Barrackman and family, Frpm there they traveled to Calgary, Canada, stopping en route at various places of interest.

On the way home they stopped at Topeka and visited with Mrs. Sam Barrackman and Charles. Mrs. Barrackman and her son brought them to Humboldt Sunday and spent the day here. Margaret Rath, Kansas City, spent the weekend here with her father, Jack Rath.

Mrs. C. S. Murdock had as guests over the weekend a niece, Capt. Joan Murdock, a surgical nurse stationed at Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base.

J. A. Powell has returned home from Kansas City where he has been a patient in a hospital. His daughter, Mrs. G.

R. Warren, brought him home Tuesday. Mrs. Jennie Beaman, Bronson, visited here from Thursday till Sunday night with her daughter, Mrs. Noel Palstring and Mr.

Palstring. Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Wellcome and Leila and Debbie Johnson, spent 10 days of his vacation at Lake Park in the Ozarks. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chicken returned home Monday from Decatur, 111., where they had gone on Friday. They attended a wedding of a friend Saturday morning at St.

Thomas Catholic Church and visited relatives and friends before returning Mr. and Mrs. Dale Leon Col-lison, Scott and Bryan returned from Kansas City Monday where they had been visiting relatives. They visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Collison before going on to Bay City, to establish their new home. Mr. and Mrs. P. E.

Weldon have had as their guests the past week his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Weldon of Phildelphia, Pa. George Klotzbach is a patient at the Kansas University Medical Center.

He entered the hospital last Thursday. Mr. and Cecil Rhoads and Roxanne left Thursday for their home at Pasadena, after a visit here with his father, Jack Rhoads. Sunday guests at the Rhoads home were his daughter and family. Dr.

and Mrs. Ted Evans and Rex of Em poria. Miss Marilyn McGrew, Bakersfield, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and Mrs.

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