Boxes collect gifts for St Paul Manor and Osawatomie State
Neosho County volunteers place collection boxes at Chanute Fire Station Disney Market Wal Mart and Erie Western Auto to gather gifts for residents of St Paul Manor and Osawatomie State Hospital. Final day is December 20. Donations include snack items and general commodities for men and women with lists of suggested items.
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St. Paul Manor
Osawatomie State Hospital
Neosho County
Sue Spalding
Neosho
Disney’s
Wal-Mart
Erie
Western Auto Store
Spalding
Chanute Area
Neosho Valley Association
Hospital Admission and Births Report in Local Tribune
Daily transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm patient census 50 adults and three babies admissions include Mrs Michael Van Nice Humboldt Jeff Bilyeau Bethesda Home Zora Negley Colonial Acres Home Heather Isle R 2 births Dean and Heidi Mefford a boy today Mr and Mrs Michael McGee a girl today dismissals list several residents with hometowns and addresses sister community notices urge readers to contact their carrier or call Tribune service lines for delivery issues.
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Michael van Nice
Humboldt
Jeff Bilyeau
Bethesda
Zora Negley
Colonial Acres
Heather Isle
R. 2
Ronald McKinsey
S. Santa Fe
Dean
Heidi Mefford
N. Evergreen
Michael McGee
N. Washington
Tree Board Faces Cut Programs Over $11,000 Funding Gap
Tree Board members warned they may cease operations in 1977 due to a shortfall of 11 000 dollars. Chairman Jerry Bratton said the board felt misled that funds and street department manpower would be available without raising the amount. Mayor Cunningham and Commissioner Orozco affirmed that funds and help would come from the street department under the 1977 city budget.
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Tree Board
Jerry Bratton
Bratton
Orozco
Street Department
Bunting
City Commission
Free Board
Robert Pennington
Oscar Cunningham
Hutchison
New York
McGinniss
Hutchinson
Hutchison Department
Bremen Town Musicians Featured at Chanute Story Hour
The Chanute Public Library presents a 16 minute animated tale Bremen Town Musicians at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday. The film follows a donkey cat dog and rooster who flee home to become musicians and outsmart three robbers. Joanna Welch reads The Silver Christmas Tree by Pat Hutchins after the film.
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Bremen
Chanute Public Library
Pat Hutchins
Joanna Welch
Neighborhood notes from Yates Center area events
The Yates Center Full Gospel Businessmen Fellowship meets 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Woody's banquet room with Earl Lawrence sharing his path to full-time service. Big Creek United Methodist Women hold an all-day gathering Wednesday at Mrs. John Vinson’s home near Leanna. Freda Betts will present a program. Senior High Kayettes collect Betty Crocker coupons for projects. coupons may be mailed to the high school at 400 S. Highland through January.
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Yates Center
Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship
Woody
Earl Lawrence
Serve the Lord
Jack Lukens
Big Creek United Methodist
John Vinson
Leanna
Freda Betts
Kayettes
Betty Crocker
Cindy Cohee
S. Highland
Record Cold Sweeps U S Amid Extreme Fall Freeze
Meteorologists report unprecedented cold across the eastern half of the United States with many cities breaking century old records. The National Weather Service notes odds of such cold at one in 1,000 years in some areas and cites widespread November and October lows.
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Kansas City
UPI
United States
National Weather Service
Midwest
Pittsburgh
NWS
Fred Otsby
National
Otsby
Washington
Atlanta
Toledo
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. O. M. Johnson Girard
Mrs. O M Metta Johnson 80 died at home Thursday expanding her life in Hepler and Girard. She married O Merrill Johnson in 1918 Fort Scott. he died 1973. Survivors include three children two daughters and a son, a brother and step grandchildren. Funeral Sunday Hepler United Methodist Church burial at Rosedale Cemetery. Burial under Earl's Memorial Home. Burial and viewing details provided. William Spalding former Chanute resident dies in Tucson Arizona. Survived by wife a son a grandson and sister. Funeral will be held in Tucson.
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O. M
Metta) Johnson Girard
Metta) Johnson
Girard
Hepler
Hepler United Methodist Church
Collins
Fort Scott
O. Merrill Johnson
Lola Andrews
Sedan
Lyle
Paul
George Cook
Elsmore
Jean Minnich
Rosedale Cemetery
Earl's Memorial Home
William
Bill” Spalding
William Spalding
Chanute
Tucson
Ariz
Erma Elsenraat
Anna Mary Spalding
Wichita
Stock market inching higher amid wage price controls doubt
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange nudged up in cautious trading as investors awaited President-elect Carter's 2:30 p.m. EST news conference and digested a wage price controls pledge. Dow rose to 948.14. volume fell from Thursday. Jobless rate hit 8.1 percent and wholesale prices up 0.6 percent.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Carter
Dow Jones
Labor Department
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
American Telephone & Telegraph
Gulf Oil
American Stock Exchange
Brascan Ltd
Amex
Kaiser Industries
Carnation Co
Need help Alcoholics Anonymous contact Cha nute
Community notice for Alcoholics Anonymous with phone numbers 431 2520 and 431 1387, advising contact after 5 pm in Cha nute.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Chanute
Al-Anon
Seth Gray
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