Thayer Homecoming Parade Winners Named
Carl's Sales and Service won first in the community division with a bronze bell float on a white arch bearing liberty in blue. Pearl Chapter of Eastern Star and Friday Reading Club placed second and third. In school division, Thayer High School classes topped the standings. Randy Studebaker led bicycles and motorcycles class with Quinn Dyke and Mike Lee following, along with about 30 horsemen and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl's
Thayer
Liberty
Pearl Chapter
Eastern Star
Friday Reading Club
Thayer High School
Randy Studebaker
Quinn Dyke
Mike Lee
Hospital visiting hours and patient census listed
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census tallies 48 adults and pediatrics and three babies. The piece lists names for Friday Saturday Sunday and today with addresses and towns such as Humboldt Moran Lavenburg Le land Gaffery Tu n etc. It also covers a St Paul one car crash injuring two and a Kansas State University extension meeting plans for 4 H awards with district meetings and record books. An ad deadline note for classified and display style ads appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Carlson
Neosho County
Kansas State University
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Burbank
The death of Donald W. Davis at 69 followed a short illness in Chanute with a service planned at Johnson Chapel. Davis, a former Davis Hardware figure and Santa Fe railroad agent, served in World War II and was married twice. Also noted is the fatal hit and run of Nellie V. Gard in Burbank, California, with a funeral set in Glendale. survivors include three daughters and several sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Hardware
Highland and Main
Davis
Chanute
Santa Fe Railroad
Dearborn
Chicago
Ill
First United Methodist Church
Robert Davis
Richard Davis
Kansas City
Lawrence Smith
Salina
Nellie V. Gard
Burbank
Calif
W. T. Gard
S. Ashby
Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Events and Obituaries
Bill Daley will speak at a Neosho County Republicans dinner in Central Park Building at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Orientation for Neosho County Community Junior College students is 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. late enrollees must sign up by Friday. Morris Kay met Miss Layna Knight in Topeka to wish her success at the Miss National Teenager Pageant in Atlanta on Aug. 29. Knight performs with Musical Knights on KGGF. Local residents Neva Cawthorn and family have returned to Richmond, California after visiting. John and Bill Gossett have returned to the USS Ticonderoga in San Diego for Apollo 17 crew pickup. Mrs. Howard Parsons, 72, died Sunday. services Wednesday at First Christian Church. Edna Henrichs, 88, died Sunday. body willed to KU Medical Center. Charles A. Piatt, 83, former plumber, funeral services in Erie. buried Shaw Cemetery. Survivors listed for Piatt include sister and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Daley
Parsons
Central Committee
Neosho County
Republican Party
Central Park
Neosho County Community Junior College
Morris Kay
Kansas
Topeka
Layna Knight
Atlanta
Miss Knight
Harold Knight
W. Main
Harlyn Knight
Neodesha
KGGF
Coffeyville
John Gossett
Bill Gossett
Uss Ticonderoga
San Diego
Calif
Neil Gossett
Ticonderoga
Arcola
Buffalo
Howard Parsons
Yates Center
Ross Cooper
N. Forest
Don Cooper
First Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Erie
Charles A. Piatt
Erie Christian Church
Norman Rogers
Shaw Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Pratt
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
The
Christian Church
Shaw
Elias Pratt
Centerville Township
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Paul Cobble
Eric
William Piatt
Grove
Okla
Albert Piatt
Kansas City
Kan
Police and Fire Reports From Weekend Incidents
Firefighters responded to a smoking transformer at Orrs Color Center 115 W Main and cut power. Police investigated a two car collision at 14th and Allen with one driver leaving the scene. Clayton Robinson 23 received tickets for careless driving leaving the scene and failure to report. bond 145 dollars, arraignment Sept 11. Additional reports include a burglary at Washburn Texaco 701 N Santa Fe and thefts of a transmission from Hillside Auto Parts and 20 feet of copper gas line from 1022 Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th
Allen
Clayton Robinson
N. Western
Ronald Laurent
Oklahoma City
Coffeyville Starts Arresting Cyclists
Coffeyville police escalate bicycle traffic law enforcement after a summer of warning tickets. The department moves to stricter enforcement targeting cyclists for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
UFOs Reported Over Fort Scott Night Sky
UFO sightings were reported in Fort Scott with police confirming something in the sky west of the city around 11:30 p.m. Two youths, aged 18 and 16, were arrested for riding bicycles without lights and were to appear in Municipal Court, having been warned previously about dangers to motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Ned Caldwell
Injuries Fatal In One-Car Crash Near Chanute
IOLA Viola Staley aged 54 of Iola died Sunday at Allen County Hospital from injuries suffered in a one car crash Thursday afternoon about six miles north of Chanute on US 169. The report notes an object hanging over the city with flashing red and green lights observed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Viola Staley
Allen County Hospital
Chanute
US 169
Bourbon County Bourbon County-Lancfill Landfill Project Approved
Fort Scott and Bourbon County commissions approved a joint plan to operate the solid waste landfill northeast of the city through January 1. The city purchased the site last year after health officials condemned the old dump and sought county aid to continue disposal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Old City
Bourbon County —Lancfill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Birdie Johnson
Wiley Baker
Humboldt
Cindy Lassman
W. Fred Wilson
Lavenburg
Thomas Huffman
N. Evergreen
Vernon Wiles
Oren Hazen
Ernest Kepley
Mirs
Kenneth Foster
Carl Beagley
Ralph Trembly
Arthur Ludlum
Moran
Earl Seefeldt
W. 7Th
Pearl Brown
Wayne Green
S. Steuben
Sheila Russell
Main
Otto Fiene Humboldt
Clifford Erickson
S. Tennessee
James Pullman
Roy Ogle
N. Santa Fe
Carl Larcom
W. 9Th
Leland Gaffery
Ioa
Mary Sherman
Tioga Hotel
Steven Klotzbach
Ike Smith
Walnut
Hazel Sparks
Franklin Hayworth
Lucinda Dye
S. Lafayette
Mollie Dietz
S. Malcolm
Gene Turley
Clifford Wade
S. Grant
Robert Geib
S. Garfield
Karlene Kennedy
Iela
Jesse Johnston
Fred Spencer
Fred Gerardy
Danny Martin
S. Forest
Charles Wolfe Jr
Bobby Clements
ST. Paul
Philip S. Braverman
Wichita
Dennis Byrne
McLouth
David Kern
Braverman
Highway Patrol
Donald W. Davis
George C. Davis
Myra Dale
Vertie Lou Mosier
Johnson Chapel
Livingston N. Witten
Elmwood Cemetery
Nellie Gard
Gard
Los Angeles
H. W. Gard
San Jose
R. C. Gard
Sun Valley
T. A
Irene) Brauckmann
Lawrence
Maxine) Davis
Charles
Pauline) Cassano
Glendale
R. R. Gard
Kyefer and Everick Funeral Home
Neva Cawthorn
Jay Cawthorn
Sierra Sue Butler
Richmond
Carl Haynes
N. Garfield
Fred Smith
Highland Park
Haynes
Smith
Howard
Pearle) Parsons
Pearle Dora) Parsons
W. 4Th
20Th Century Club
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Edna Henrichs
Pine Crest Care
Elsiore
Austin
Tex
New York State
Mount Vernon
Orr
Washburn
Gary Lopeman
Evergreen
Hillside Auto Parts
Loren Showalter
Western
Garfield
Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Spencer W. Finney
Tribune
the Wizard OF ID
PLESE
Wile
Dignity
Ographe
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
Pet
Mins
Archie
Snuffy Smith
Mitei
Steve Canyon
Steve
Skeezix
Mr. Wallet
Sugar
Bourbon
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