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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1971
Page
8
Westamerica Securities Inc furnishes bid and asked figures for Kustom Electronics at 6 7 percent and ILC Products at 5 6 percent respectively. market quotes reflect current supply.
Funeral arrangements are pending for Mrs. Wilbur Aileen Grant 59 Everton Mo one of the victims of a Sunday car truck collision on K47 southeast of Chanute. She is survived by a daughter and four sons, plus numerous relatives. Burial plans and church and funeral home details follow in this mourning report.
Advertisement cutoffs set for same day processing before 9 30 a m on weekdays and 9 a m Saturdays Display style classifieds due by noon the day before Dial 431 4100 for details
Jerry Steele announced that Unified District 413 seeks students with government worker parents for federal funding. In four years 80 to 100 students have been claimed, yielding $9 000 to $16 000, with eligibility tied to at least three percent of total enrollment and Parsons Kansas Ord nance Plant workers and military servicemen as eligible categories.
Archie Stewart, 43, Detroit, bound over after a city court hearing for trial in district court on assault and theft. Stewart allegedly assaulted Leo Holden of Lake Lillian, Minnesota, and took Holden’s car on August 14. Vernon Dillon, 31, Dallas, has a prior 60 day sentence connected to the incident.
Love Inc enrolls handicapped children at the North Malcolm Community Center in Chanute. Classes run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 am to noon starting September 1. Enrollment requires the child to be at least three years old. Contact Mrs Chester Kustandorter or Mrs Robert Washburn for details.
Gary Strack, 24, of Humboldt was in fair condition at Allen County Hospital in Lola after an accident Sunday morning. He suffered electrical burns and shock while working on a television antenna when it touched a power line. He was taken to Lola by Humboldt ambulance.
The state prepared its rebuttal in a case charging Mary Degross Morris with second degree manslaughter for allegedly removing a hospital oxygen tube from her 94 year old mother Jane Degross. Dr. Loveless testified the tube removal could not have caused death, though it might have contributed. Morris claimed she removed the tube only after she could not detect a pulse.
Sally Fulps ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Eddie Fulps 329 W 3rd had kidney surgery Monday at St Francis Hospital Wichita reported in satisfactory condition. A reported theft of a chainsaw hubcaps and a tape player to police Monday and a reunion of Olson descendants will be held at Santa Fe Park. Five Chanute students pledged to campus fraternities at Kansas State University Manhattan are listed with names and addresses.
Mrs Constance Reed McArthur daughter of the late Senator Clyde M Reed died at her San Diego home Monday at age 67. She formerly lived in Wichita and Parsons Kansas and services will be held in San Diego Wednesday.
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The patient census totals 66 adults and pediatrics with four babies. District Court filings in Chanute include multiple divorces property division contractual judgments and custody cases involving local residents and businesses.
ST. PAUL An Altoona man James L. Timmons 30 was treated for cuts after his truck carrying a hay load rolled into a ditch on highway K57 about 5 a.m. Sunday one mile east of here. Passenger Robert D. Cole of Fredonia also received cuts and was treated and released.
Parsons city officials will request funds for five policemen and four street employees under the Emergency Employment Act. City manager Will B. Tschudy said the federal government would cover up to 90 percent of salaries, with the city contributing the remaining 10 percent. Salaries cannot exceed 12 000 per year. The act aims to provide transitional public service employment.
The City Recreation Commission announces a Saturday concert and dance for teens at Memorial Auditorium. The Young Raiders perform from 9 p.m. to midnight with admission set at 1.75 dollars.
Kindergarten orientation began as Unified District 413 started regular classes. First time students spend about 1 hour 15 minutes with a teacher in a new room as staff plan small groups to ease the transition. Regular classes and bus service begin after Labor Day on Sept. 7.
A car reported stolen in Walnut was found in a nearby slough about three miles northwest of town around 3 p.m. Saturday. Leon George of Lavenburg reported the theft Friday. Neosho County Sheriff David L. Kern said a stereo tape player was taken from the car with no other losses reported.
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