Deaths-Funerals Max F Sallee Humboldt Kansas
Max F Sallee 67 of Humboldt died Saturday after a five week illness at Allen County Hospital Iola He was born Sept 7 1905 at Tola a retired Southwestern Bell employee He married Augusta Erne Dec 24 1929 In Coffeyville They moved to Humboldt from Moline in 1942 Survivors include his widow a daughter Mrs Bonnie Allen Humboldt a son Ron Sallee Humboldt and five grandchildren A son Buddy Joe preceded him in death in 1931 Graveside services will be Tuesday 11 am at Rest Lawn Memorial Park Coffeyville Rev Leroy Foreman officiating Price Funeral Home Humboldt in charge of arrangements.
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Humboldt
Max F., Sallee
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Tola
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Augusta Erne
Coffeyville
Moline
Bonnie Allen
Ron Sallee
Buddy Joe
Rest Lawn Memorial Park
Leroy Foreman
Price Funeral Home
Visiting hours and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital sets visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 64 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Admissions span Friday through Sunday including Ruth Cragg Beulah Johnson George Woosley and several Humboldt Iola and Chanute residents. An early Sunday accident on K39 near Chanute left Albert F Mills injured. 1970 Ford sustained about 500 dollars damage.
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Albert F. Mills
Mulvane
Chanute
Alarm Stops Burglary at Moore's Grocery
At 10 15 Sunday night an attempted break in at Moore's Grocery in Galesburg failed when the burglar alarm sounded. Sheriff David Kern said a would be thief tried to pry open the back door and fled when the alarm was triggered.
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Moore's
Galesburg
David Kern
Neighborhood Notes from Arc Kansas City Weekend Legion Meeting
Mrs. Margaret Rausch elected and installed as Chaplain of the Third District at the American Legion and Auxiliary Convention in Kansas City. Mrs. Kenneth Cumings chosen for district finance committee for a three year term. Funeral services for William T. Wilson 69 Wichita set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Waugh Yokum Funeral Home Iola. Donald Wilson Chanute is a nephew. Mrs. James Potter Iola is a niece. Herman Squier 95 honored at Tioga Hotel breakfast with Sunday school class. Board of Education Unified School District 387 discussed class schedules and study halls with principal W. E. Hamm. Lunch prices discussed with potential raise if deficit grows.
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Margaret Rausch
Santa Fe
American Legion and Auxiliary
Arkansas City
Kenneth Cumings
S. Allen
William T. Wilson
Wichita
Waugh- Yokum Funeral Home
Iola
Donald Wilson
Chanute
James Potter
Herman Squier
S. Lafayette
Tioga Hotel
Squier
Presbyterian Church
KU Medical Center Seen As Cancer Center Candidate
The Kansas City Times reports KU Medical Center may be selected as one of 15 centers under the 1971 National Cancer Act. Dr. Frank J. Rauscher Jr of the National Cancer Institute said KU is in the running.
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Nogales
Ariz
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City Times
Phillip S. Brimble
Frank J. Rauscher, Jr
National Cancer Institute
KU Medical Center
Santa Fe Park Improvement Plan Totals 27449 Dollars
The planned works at Santa Fe Park include a north shelter house and a middle section house costing 4400 and 1250 respectively. New equipment 788, a north basketball court 240, six barbecues 326, and a north play expansion 5000 with a preschool tot lot 2100. Additional barbecues 408, parking 1000, a water fountain 400, beach sand 1000, new sand 756, floating dock 500, comfort station sewer upgrades 3600, fence 2200, ball diamond road paving 5250, five ball diamond parking spaces 5000, landscaping 2500, lighting 1200, underground power lines 17000. Total city cost 27449.
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Keller
Ball Diamonds
Ball Diamond
Exhibition Baseball Sunday Scores Highlight Mixed Results
Baseball exhibition results list several games with varied outcomes. Notable tallies include San Francisco defeating Oakland 10 to 9 in a high scoring affair and California edging Los Angeles 2 to 1 in extra innings.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Minnesota
Houston
Cleveland
San Diego
San Francisco
Oakland
Boston
Detroit
Texas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
New York
California
Los Angeles
NCCCJ College Reports Recognized Candidate Status
Dr. J C Sanders president of Neosho County Community Junior College will present details on the college receiving Recognized Candidate Status from the North Central Association at the Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. The faculty salary committee will offer recommendations on salaries and fringe benefits for the 1973 74 year. Mariam Mih and Ralph Barclay will report on social science and track program activities.
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J. C. Sanders
Neosho County
Hog Prices Surge to Record High Across Midwest Markets
The Associated Press reports early Midwest hog prices rebounded to near records at major terminals. Prices rose about 3 to 4 dollars across 11 markets with a top bid of 40.50 dollars, matching a March 12 peak after earlier steep declines and gains that drew government scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Kiwanis Auction Seeks Items For May Sale
Kiwanis of Chanute invites donations for the May 12 auction. Household items furniture cooking utensils clothing store merchandise and usable used equipment accepted. Irvin Barnett chairs the event and pickups can be arranged. Proceeds fund Christmas shopping for needy children scholarships and other community service events.
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Irvin Barnett
Neosho County
4H Council
Neosho County Community Junior College
Galesburg Moves Toward Sewerage
Galesburg moves toward a municipal sewer system after a 65 to 2 citizen vote in favor. Mayor William Winkler announced hiring Reiss and Goodman of Wichita to draft plans with an estimated cost of 134000 dollars and plans to seek federal funds to proceed.
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Galesburg
William Winkler
Winkler
Reiss and Goodman
Wichita
3 County Bankers Hold Annual Meeting
SEK Tri- County Bankers Association met in Pittsburg for its annual gathering. Charles Gouvian was elected president and three vice presidents were chosen Allan Burtin Dennis Webb and John Bedene. Garry W. Preston was named secretary treasurer at the Pittsburg National Bank.
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Pittsburg
SEK
Tri- County Bankers Association
Charles Gouvian
Allan Burtin
State Bank of
Parsons
Labette County
Dennis Webb
Baxter State Bank
Cherokee County
John Bedene
Arma State Bank
Crawford County
Garry W. Preston
National Bank of
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle 1 700 head steady to higher on cows and feeders scarce with high dress cows at 29 to 34. Hogs 3 500 head mostly 3.00 lower than Friday averages. 205 lb barrows 36.25 and 335 lb sows 34.00. Sheep 100 head with spring lambs 39 to 40 and ewes around 11 to 15 for utility wool. Tuesday estimates call for 800 cattle, 3,500 hogs and 200 sheep.
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Kansas City
City study cites top priorities for PRIDE committee
The PRIDE committee study lists hiring a city manager as a top priority. It also outlines needs including industrial development, expanded retail trade, better repair services, an enforceable dog leash law, a child day care center, new sewer districts, power plant expansion, and improved housing.
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Predonia
Pride Committee
Local Stock Quotes and Egg Prices Listed
The listing shows Kustom Electronics at 103 and Manley Industries at 44 with furnishing by Spencer W Finney. Egg prices are Grade A Extra Large 40 cents, Large 36 cents, Medium 36 cents, Small unavailable.
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Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Spencer W Finney
Two Iola Women Arrested For Shoplifting Records
Sachel Rogers and Brenda Garner, both from Iola, were arrested Saturday after allegedly stealing two records valued at 9.54 from Farmers Discount Center. They posted 25 bonds and signed written guilty pleas.
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Iola
Farmers Discount Center
Sachel Rogers
Brenda Garner
No Injuries From Junction Crash in Iola
A minor accident at the junction of US 64 and US 169 involved Howard Vander man, 37, Kansas City, attempting to pass John Trembly, 22, Iola, who was turning left. Time was 1 15 p m Saturday. No injuries. Damages: $150 Vander man, $125 Trembly.
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Iola
Howard Vanderman
Kansas City
John Trembly
Highway Patrol
Vanderman
Trembly
Cancer Society campaign heads to statewide effort
Cancer Chairman Mrs Jerry Smith serves as city drive head for the American Cancer Society educational and fundraising campaign now underway. The Allen County chairman is Edwin Nord of Humboldt helping coordinate activities and local events.
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Jerry Smith
The
American Cancer Society
Allen County
Edwin Nord
Humboldt
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Harvey Klick
Yates Center
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Leslie Crow
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Richard Locke
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Minnie Cooper
Neosho Manor
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Wesley Dillon
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Lawrence Rowan
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