Visiting hours posted for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript notes visiting times from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Patient census lists 55 adults and pediatrics with two babies. Names on Monday include Mrs Ethel Johnson Colonial Acres Mrs Roy Rhodes LaHarpe Mary Lou Boyd 527 S Evergreen Kurt Hill Stark Harrison Stevens 1301 W Main Linda Jeona 131 S Grant Mrs Dean Buster Earlton Lloyd Dalton 620 S Katy Mrs Harold Mount 807 N Garfield Today Jerry Horn 1 S S Gretchen
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ethel Johnson
Colonial Acres
Roy Rhodes
LaHarpe
Mary Lou Boyd
S. Evergreen
Kurt Hill
Stark
Harrison Stevens
W. Main
Linda Jeona
S. Grant
Dean Buster
Earlton
Lloyd Dalton
S. Katy
Harold Mount
N. Garfield
Jerry Horn
S.S. Gretchen
Jail Sentence Paroles Granted by Municipal Court Judge
Two men received county jail terms then one year parole after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Billy G. Bridges, 40, of ChaNute, got 90 days paroled to Police Chief Lige Matlock. Eddie Radford, 20, of Gas City, received a 60 day sentence paroled from custody. Bridges arrested Feb 3. Radford on Mar 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ashley
Billy G. Bridges
Cha- Nute
Lige Matlock
Eddie Radford
Gas City
Bridges
Radford
Mills to Topeka As Roy's Guest
Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas travels to Topeka at Bill Roy's invitation for a series of events. He meets Gov. Docking at 2 15 p m and holds a news conference at 3 p m before addressing a Rotary Club convention and a health care forum at the Topeka club. He rounds out the visit with a Town Club reception that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Mills
Robert Docking
Rotary Club
Shawnee County Slashes Residential Valuation 30 Percent
Shawnee County board of commissioners acting as the equalization board ordered a 30 percent cut in residential assessed value following tax protest and lawsuits over reappraisal. If upheld the drop could reduce Topeka and county residential taxes by about 15 to 20 percent this year, despite an 18 mill levy increase. The change lowers a $30,000 home tax from $826 to $768 and a $15,000 home from $468 to $378, with further 14 to 64 percent reductions in eight land classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Shawnee County
County Board of Commissioners
County Board of Equalization
Topeka
Two Cedar Creek Dams Completed Near Altoona
Detention dams finish on the Cedar Creek Watershed east of Altoona with two completed on the J Leroy Barker and Dale Newton farms. A third dam under construction is slated for completion around July 1. Bid figures from Kustom Electronics and ILC Products accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Cedar Creek
J. Leroy Barker
Dale Newton
Market Egg Prices Reported For Local Buyers
Local market shows grade A extra large eggs at 28 cents per dozen, large eggs at 6 cents, and medium eggs at 24 cents per dozen. Cramer notes current receipts are 13 cents.
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Isestax
Deaths and Funerals James Diskin Ray W Inman
Graveside rites for James Diskin 42 of Frontenac will be at Memorial Park Cemetery at 11 a.m. Wednesday with Msgr. Vincent Hogan officiating. Requiem was held today at Sacred Heart Church in Frontenac. Diskin died after being pulled from a burning Frontenac house by firefighters. He had worked for Mackie Clemens Coal from 1970. He was Korean War veteran, Marine 1950-52, member of VFW and American Legion. Born December 7 1929 in Greensburg, he lived in Chanute 1953 60 then moved to Oklahoma. Survivors include widow Juanita, five daughters, parents, a brother, three sisters. A former Chanute resident, Hazel Reynolds died in Oklahoma City. Funeral services and burial were today in Oklahoma City.
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James Diskin
Frontenac
Memorial Park Cemetery
Vincent Hogan
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Diskin
Chanute
Oklahoma
Mackie Clemens Coal Company
Marines
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Greenbush
Walnut
Walnut High School
Juanita Diskin
Vicki
Tammy
Chris
Annette
Anita
S. Santa Fe
Paul Diskin
Joe Diskin
Pittsburg
Pauline Burnetti
Emil Burnetti
Peggy Carrol
Chanute Area
Hazel Reynolds
Oklahoma City
Okla
Edward Filson
Taugh
Neosho County
Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Dr Mekis Opens Office at Cherryvale Clinic
Dr. John Mekis a 45 year old general practitioner will open an office at the Cherryvale Clinic becoming the town's first local physician in two and a half years He previously worked at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital in Chanute Born in Hungary he came to the U S in 1966 and served at a U S Army hospital in Nuremberg Germany He later worked at Eastern State Hospital Vinita and Chanute Tuberculosis Hospital He became a U S citizen on November 11. Also obituary for Ray William Inman 82 a retired Santa Fe blacksmith and longtime Chanute resident who died after a long illness Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 50 a m at Johnson Chapel with burial in Huff Cemetery near Erie
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Cherryvale
John Mekis
Cherryvale Clinic
Mekis
Chanute
Kansas
Hungary
United States
U.S. Army Hospital
Nuerenburg
Germany
Europe
Eastern State Hospital
Vinita
Okla
U.S
Ray William Inman
Deeper Life Manor
Santa Fe Railroad
First United Methodist Church
Eagles Lodge
Masonic Lodge
S. Wilson
Dows
Iowa
Hiram Inman
Dick Williamson
Lavenburg
Ella Hawke
Iola
Johnson Chapel
Livingston N. Witten
Huff Cemetery
Erie
Notice of Probate Will Hearing Elizabeth Cunningham
State of Kansas Neosho County Probate Court notices petition by Robert L Bailey executor candidate for Elizabeth Cunningham will dated April 5 1964 filed for probate and appointment without bond hearing set April 13 1972 in Erie Kansas. Copy of will and defenses due by 10:00 a.m. April 13 1972.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Virgil Herrin
Earl Cox
Elizabeth Cunningham
Robert L. Bailey
Erie
Kansas
Robert L. Briley
Balch & Briley Professional Building
South Steuben Avenue
Chanute
District Court
Bank OF Commerce
Piaintifl
VI. Keas Drilling Co., Inc
Kenneth C. Keas
National Supply Division
Armco Steel Corporation
Byron Jackson, Inc
OIL Tool Sales Company
Williams Rock Bit Company
J. A. Maberry
United American Industrees, Inc
Capital International Corporation, Inc
R. C. Weathers
Jimmy L. Weathers
Weathers Enterprises
Kans
Oxygen
Police and Fire Reports Mixed City Crime and Vandalism
A stolen car tied to Roy Robertson was found at the S L McMillan residence with a gas can and siphon hose. BB gun damage reported at multiple businesses and a residence. A 24 year old man was held on drug suspicions awaiting pill analysis. Weekend burglaries included Pioneer Hardware break in and Chanute Campers thefts, Neosho Paper Products loss, and a fiberglass entry method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Robertson
Wilson County
Neosho Paper Products
4Th and
Forest
Six high school boys named junior civic club members for April
Six high school boys are named junior members of civic clubs effective April. The honorees are David Harris Kiwanis 1202 W. 2nd Ken Jenkins Lions 617 S. Steuben Steve Perley Lions 211 S. Steuben Frank Anderson Rotary R. 2 Stan Morton Optimists 205 S. Tennessee David Kimble 704 S. Allen. Nova Bray returns to Aspen Colorado after a 10 day visit with her mother Inez Bray 129 N. Grant and with Mr. and Mrs. James G. Evans Tulsa. Bill Fairchild R. 1 is a patient at St Francis Hospital Wichita awaiting open heart surgery Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harris
W. 2Nd
Kiwanis
Ken Jenkins
S. Steuben
Lions
Steve Perley
Frank Anderson
Rotary
Stan Morton
S. Tennessee
David Kimble
S. Allen
Nova Bray
Aspen
Colo
Inez Bray
N. Grant
James G. Evans
Tulsa
Okla
Bill Fairchild
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Bob Lassman Reports Gas Shortage To Kiwanis
Bob Lassman addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Tioga Hotel Monday night on the natural gas shortage. Wilbur Allison chaired the program with Dave Harris and Dr. Calvin Pyle of the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lassman
Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
Wilbur Allison
Dave Harris
Kiwanian
Calvin Pyle
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Post Office Hours Change in Buffalo
Buffalo post office announces new hours effective April 10 with weekday 3.50 to 11.50 a.m. and 12.30 to 4.30 p.m. and Saturday 8.30 to 11.30 a.m. Lobby hours run 7.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Rural carrier routes shift 45 minutes later with departures at 9.15 a.m. and return by 12.30 p.m.
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Buffalo
George E. Cox
Cox
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Kustom Electronics
ILC
Spencer W. Finney
Tarren Satie
Sam
Ray W. Inman
Mt. Carmel Medical Center
Mrs
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Lena Stewart
Neosho Manor
Ruth Miller
S. Central
Essie M. Rettig
Dorothy Martin
Dr. Mekis
Forrest Hazen
W. 7Th
Ernest. Bartlesville
Grant Inman
Grand Junction
Irvin Inman
Lincoln
Neb
Maela Salle
Eric
Leila Norris
Marie Mortz
Argentine
Balch & Bailey
South
Steuben Avenue
Alberta Gough
Seal
David L. Kern
Virginia Emery
Charute
Carmichael
S. L. McMillan
R. 1
Wil
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Ranz Motor Company
N. Lincoln
Institutional
Champlin
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Phillips Oil and Industrial Supply
N. Santa Fe
Gerald Turner
S. Highland
Pioneer Hardware
E. Main
Chanute Campers
Carl Atkins
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