LeRoy Decker Named Kansas Granger of the Year
Warren M. Deck er 58 of LeRoy Coffey County farmer and stockman named 19 Granger of the Year for Kansas. Nomination cites youth leadership community service and long Grange tenure. Formal presentation Oct 15 at Kansas State Grange meeting in Emporia.
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Topeka
Warren M. Decker
Coffey County
LeRoy
Kansas
Decker
Neosho Valley
Burlington
Kansas State Grange
Emporia
Burlington United Methodist Church
Burlington Township
Third Son in Family Becomes Eagle Scout
John Brotton son of Mr and Mrs David Brotton 204 S Kansas received his Eagle award at Otterbein United Methodist church. He is the third Brotton to earn the honor following brothers Bill 1964 and Steve 1967.
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John Brotton
David Brotton
Kansas
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Brotton
Bill
Erie
Steve
Neosho County Junior College
Hospital Addition Opens at Winfield State Hospital
Gov. Robert Docking presided at the opening of the J Building resident complex at Winfield State Hospital and Training Center. The $2 million facility adds four 50-bed living units and a central activities building to house 200 severely retarded adults in modern, uncrowded wards.
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Winfield
Kan
Robert Docking
J Building
Winfield State Hospital and Training Center
R. K. Dean
Lease Cancelation at Lake Fort Scott Enforcement Tightened
Mayor Frank Doherty announced a lease cancellation notice to a Lake Fort Scott lot owner for sanitation violations. The notice grants ten days to respond and 30 days to comply as the city tightens inspections after a survey found open sewage dumping and improper septic use. Holding tanks will be approved with sewage removed regularly.
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Fort Scott
Frank Doherty
Lake Fort Scott
Doherty
Extension Courses Open to Enrollment
Kansas State College of Pittsburg announces extension classes open to enrollment. Students who missed Wednesday registration may join at 5 p.m. on Sept. 8 in Stoltz Hall. Three courses include Geography Latin America, a seminar on modern elementary school, and supervision of student teaching. Minimum 18 students needed. Al Jones provides enrollment forms. Classes begin Sept. 13 at mutually agreeable times.
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Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Stoltz Hall
Latin America
al Jones
Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient Census Report
Daily Transcript from Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census shows 55 adults and pediatrics and four babies. Friday entries include Harold Peterson and others with addresses. today lists Rufus Crawford and others. birth notice for Mr and Mrs David Olson Iola a boy today.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Harold Peterson
Petrolia
Joel Alan Haines
Central
Rufus Crawford
Humboldt
David Olson
Iola
Wabaunsee County Sues Over Damaged Bridge
Wabaunsee County files a $100000 suit for damages after a corn truck weighs over four tons collapsed a Mill Creek bridge. The action targets a Texas trucking firm and Clarence Pip pin on I-70 access to county roads, citing weight violations.
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Wabaunsee County
Alma, Kan
Wabaunsee
Mill Creek
Texas
Clarence Pippin
Senior Citizens Watermelon Feed At Highland Park
Senior Citizens will hold a watermelon feed at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Highland Park. Members are asked to bring table service.
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Highland Park
Three Cars Total Losses In Lincoln Collision
Three cars were totaled Friday evening on South Lincoln. Mary Huntley, 24, Evergreen, was treated and released from Neosho Memorial Hospital. No other injuries. Huntley rear ended Stan Morton, 17, and Donald Phillips, both in separate vehicles, causing a chain crash. Huntley’s speed was about 45 mph. Huntley faced a summons for careless driving with a Sept. 13 hearing set.
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South Lincoln
Mary Huntley
Evergreen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Donald Phillips
S. Washington
Lincoln
4Th Street
Stan Morton
S. Central
Phillips
Cerf Dies at 73 Publisher and TV Panelist
Bennett A. Cerf, publisher founder of Random House and Modern Library, and long time What's My Line? panelist, died at his Mount Kisco home at 73. Cause of death not immediately known. The Chanute Swimming Pool will alter hours next week to 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday due to school opening. pool closes for season on Labor Day September 6.
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Mount Kisco
N.Y
Bennett A. Cerf
Cerf
Random House Publishers
Modern Library, Inc
Chanute Municipal Swimming Pool
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LeRoy Man
Top Granger
Roy Riley
Monarch Cement Company
Riley
Glen Shook
South Park
Monarch
Portland Cement Association
Eagle Scout
John
Scouting World
Webelos
Boy Scouts
Explorer
Boy Scout
Troop 100
Kustom Electronics
ILC
Westamerica
Securties Inc
Ing. John
the Order of the Arrow
Order of Arrow
Camp Wilderness
Independence
Idaho
Sedan
Bill and
Ralph Freeman
Kenneth McDaniels
Silver Beavers
Keith Moffatt
Mark Mattix
Nick Allen
Daily Transcript
Lela Romine
S. Forest
Bert Beck Jr
William Johnson
S. Lafayette
Robert Yokum
Albert Dorris
Eric
Gary Johnson
W. 5Th
Melvin Wiliamson
N. Steuben
Don Elder
S. Plummer
Dennis the Menace
THE
Whats
Sonny P
Beetle Bailey
Sarge
Uae
Andy Capp
Mister Capp
Archie
Veronica
Jughead
Fin
Steve Canyon
Skeezix
Slim
Clavia
Myers Littletoe
Greenfield, Tex
James L. Morgan
W. Main
DeVry Institute of Technology
Chicago
Harold Bennett
Pippin
Bennett
George David Manley
N. Garfield
Manley
Bennett Cerf
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