Deaths and Funerals of Delbert Williams and Roscoe Bowman
Delbert Williams a former Chanute resident died Sunday at Odd Fellows Home Manhattan funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary Walnut son of Mr and Mrs Madison Bowman Nieces and nephews survive He was preceded in death by his wife Verna a daughter Rosa five brothers and six sisters Roscoe C Bowman 92 former Walnut resident died Saturday in Emporia graveside rites were held at Memorial Park Cemetery He was a retired machinist for the Missouri Kansas and Topeka railroad and resided in Parsons before moving to Emporia in 1962 born March 3 1881 in
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Chanute
Delbert Williams
Odd Fellows Home
Manhattan
Johnson Mortuary
Walnut
Madison Bowman
Verna
Rosa
Roscoe C. Bowman
Memorial Park Cemetery
Emporia
Missouri, Kansas and Topeka Railroad
Parsons
Local delegation to visit Yates Center for breakfast
Chanute area chamber plans a good will breakfast trip to Yates Center Tuesday. The group departs Memorial Building at 6 30 a m and returns to Chanute by 8 30 a m. Participants should notify the chamber office.
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Chanute Area
Nameplate orders needed for Memorial Day observance
Residents must place nameplate orders by Wednesday for flags on the Avenue of Flags to be used on Memorial Day. No nameplates will be produced in May and June. All contributed flags will fly on Memorial Day. late orders miss nameplates.
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Floyd Yahns
Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient Census Noted
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 56 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs Charles Miller at 1500 W Main a girl Friday.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charles Miller
W. Main
Donald Tucker
N. Western
Okla Knight
Buffalo
Fuel Trouble Meeting Set
Kansas Municipal Utilities to hold its 4th annual conference April 30 and May 1 at the Ramada Inn in Kansas City Kansas. Chanute city manager Kenneth Sanborn says 66 of 67 Kansas generating systems may face fuel oil and natural gas shortages in 1973. More than 200 city officials and utility leaders are expected to attend to discuss mutual problems and energy solutions.
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Kansas Municipal Electric
Kansas Municipal Utilities, Inc
Ramada Inn
Kansas City
Kan
Chanute
Kenneth Sanborn
KMU
Kansas
Sanborn
John Lofthouse
George Eaton
Bonnie Moffatt
Bob Bunting
Wreck Kills Buffalo Man on Highway 60
A two car collision on Highway 60 five miles west of Springfield injures a Springfield family. George William Crawford, 74, of Buffalo, dies in a Springfield hospital two hours after the crash.
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Springfield
Highway 60
Here
The
Missouri Highway Patrol
George William Crawford
Buffalo
Arkansas City Family Wins Farming Award
The Earle M Hunt family of Arkansas City wins the 1972 Kansas Farm Family of the Year Award from the Farmers Home Administration. Their selection honors progress in farming operations and active community involvement as they prepare to represent Kansas in the national Farm Family of the Year contest in Washington DC.
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Arkansas City Family
Earle M. Hunt
Arkansas City
Kansas Farm Family
Farmers Home Administration
Hunt
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Fmha
City approves 3940 dollar bid to remove 97 trees
Parsons city commission accepted a bid of 3940 dollars by W. E. Wass of Parsons to remove 97 trees and stumps on city property. Other bids were 6370 and 7055. Work to begin May 1.
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Parsons
City Commission
W. E. Wass
Watercolor Exhibit Continues At Chanute Library
The Watercolor Society exhibit will stay on display at Neosho County Community Junior College library through April 27. Prepared by the Kansas Watercolor Society of Wichita, the show features varied watercolor subjects and was brought to Chanute by NOCJC and the Neosho Valley Arts Council.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
Kansas Watercolor Society
Wichita
Chanute
NOCJC
Neosho Valley
KC Livestock Market Report Tuesday Prices
Kansas City AP notes cattle 1,500 with steers and heifers mostly 30 to 1.00 lower while cows hold steady. steers mainly 44.00 to 45.00, high choice and prime yearlings 45.50, feeders scarce with 735 to 900 lb steers 47.00 to 49.00. Hogs 4,000 with barrows and gilts opening 36.25 to 36.00, sows up to 50 cents. sheep 200 with spring lambs 35.50 to 36.50, ewes down to 8.00 to 15.50. Tuesday estimates: cattle 800 hogs 4,000 sheep 200.
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Kansas City
Police and Fire Reports Dauntless midweek crime and incidents cited
David Embry reported a theft of 15 tape cartridges and a case from his car valued at 80 dollars. Chester Muninger was arrested for driving with a suspended license and transporting an open liquor container, then released on bond. Thad Clements reported a break in at his daughter's home with windows shattered but no missing items. Anthony Jimenez charged with careless driving and open liquor, bond 60 dollars. A custodian reported six broken school windows at Hutton. Vincent Aziere reported a break in at his garage with 12 beers and two cigarette packs stolen. Firefighters contained a grease fire in an oven at Leonard Ehmke’s home with no damage.
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N. Garfield
Chester Maninger
Muninger
Thad Clements
S. Central
S. Edith
Anthony J. Jimenez
S. Ashby
Jimenez
Leonard Ehmke
Ashby
County Buys Mitchell Transport Site for Road Dept
Allen County commissioners purchased the former Mitchell Transport Building at the Lehigh Portland Cement site and seven acres for the road department. Cost is $31,000 funded from federal revenue sharing. Earlier the panel approved a two way radio system for the road department at $3,500 including tower base station and three mobiles.
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IOLA
Mitchell Transport
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Allen County Commissioners
Road Department
Grain Market Report From Kansas City
Wheat and corn prices move with 630 cars of wheat and 310 cars of corn listed. No. 2 hard wheat around 2.63 to 2.65, No. 2 red near 2.53 to 2.59, No. 3 wheat about 2.51 to 2.58. Corn No. 2 white about 2.10 to 2.40, No. 2 yellow 1.68 to 1.71. Oats No. 2 White 0.93 to 1.00, No. 2 rye 1.30 to 1.35, No. 2 barley 1.40 to 1.50. Soybeans 6.50 to 6.70. Sacked bran 68.00 to 68.75. Sacked shorts 68.00 to 63.75.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Patrolman Bill Fields Injured In Frontenac Chase Crash
Pittsburg police patrolman Bill Fields was injured when his car crashed into a tree during a high speed chase in Frontenac. He was in satisfactory condition at Mt. Carmel Hospital. Vehicle damage was about $3000. Suspect William L. Edwards, 33, with no permanent address, was arrested after his car slid into a ditch and released on $71 bond on charges of no driver's license and failure to obey a red light and siren.
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Pittsburg
Bill Fields
Frontenac
Fields
Mt. Carmel Hospital
William L. Edwards
Dump Use Free For Cleanup Week
Parson city declares Cleanup Week with no charges at the city dump next week for residents. Statewide observance promotes beautification and fire prevention measures.
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Parsons
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