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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
7
Neosho Memorial Hospital continued to show a monthly profit in 1972 through March. Administrator Glen Dormois reported to the Board that March profit was 11 440.02, with 2 910.25 recovered from charged off accounts, against February 12 430.31 and January 12 795.99.
A missionary study course will be held Saturday at the New ae Baptist Church in Neosho Falls. Mrs. Carolyn Ealy of Kansas City will teach from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The $1.50 registration covers coffee and a sack lunch. Ealy, a Western Baptist Bible College instructor, is the new era district WMU mission study chairman with 29 years as district youth director. Leaders and pastors are expected to attend.
Police report indicates Tuesday night theft of an undetermined amount from coin boxes in the Farmers Discount Center car wash on 615 W. Cherry. Fire crews extinguished a trash fire at 820 N. Santa Fe with earlier sparks spreading to nearby trash. Five men claim a car owned by Mike Whipps of Garnett was found damaged and stripped after being towed to a rural road west of Humboldt. Sheriff Wade notes the vehicle breakdown occurred Monday.
Thompson Poultry plans expansion with industrial revenue bonds totaling 1.2 million. The project would add 125 jobs over 18 months, boosting employment from 250 to about 375. Utilities use remains unchanged as growth focuses on pre cutting and packaging.
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a patient census of 52 adults and pediatric patients and two babies. The notice lists names and addresses for Wednesday and today including Donald Cornell Mrs Gene Wail Mrs Frances Haren James Pullman Bert Beck Sr Katherine Miller Robert McGrew Judy Emerson and others.
Attorney General Vern Miller will speak in Yates Center on April 24 in observance of Law Day. Public observance on May 1 was canceled for Miller’s schedule. Robert W. Manske, the town attorney, will lead the program in his absence.
Allen County Junior College trustees approved higher instruction costs for the past school year with a base salary rise from 6700 to 6900 and extended steps for education and tenure. Teachers had asked for 7000 base pay plus increments, seeking 300 more.
Patrolman E R Olson will attend in service training at the Highway Patrol school in Salina during April 17 to 22 and no license tests will be conducted at headquarters that week. The Quinn Chapel Choirs will sing at a Church of God in Christ service Saturday at 8 p m with Robert Wiley as soloist and Rev Floyd Thuston speaking. Carl W Kelley, former manager of a Chanute lumber yard, has been transferred from Ponca City to Wichita and left Chanute about 12 years ago.
In Altamont 68 year old H K Skeet George, eldest brother of the late Myron V George former 3rd District congressman, suffered a severe heart attack and was rushed to Caney Hospital. His condition was listed as satisfactory. Myron George’s services were held at 2 p m with burial in Memorial Lawn Cemetery.
Woodson District 366 Board of Education hires three new teachers for the next term. Alex Glades will teach sixth grade geography and language arts and eighth grade ecology seminars. Robert Moews will lead high school vocal and instrumental music. Deborah Roth will teach seventh grade geography and eighth grade language arts. Roth hails from Burlington and will graduate from Washburn University this spring.
Parsons public school teachers voted to boycott board member run businesses after being told residency restrictions for new teachers were non negotiable. The boycott was rescinded when the board agreed to discuss the policy, with no date set for talks.
Egg prices shown include Grade A Extra Large 27 cents and Grade A Large 45.5 cents, Grade A Medium 23 cents, Grade C listed with unclear entry. Local stock items Kustom Electronics 11 and 12 percent, ILC Products 14 and 4 percent, furnished by Spencer W. Finhbey. Bid and Asked details incomplete.
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