Iola High School Marching Mustangs head to Orange Bowl
The Iola High School band known as the Marching Mustangs will travel 1800 miles to Miami for a week of festival appearances at the Orange Bowl. Director Dale Creitz has expanded the band from 32 to 110 members and organized fundraisers that raised over 17,000 dollars from 300 donors including the City of Iola and the Kansas Centennial Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Lynn
Iola Register
Associated Press
Iola, Kas
Iola
Miami
Fla
Kansas
Dale Creitz
Creitz
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Emporia State Teachers College
American Royal
Kansas City
Symphonette
K. U
Great Bend
Lola
Bust
Florida
Marvin Boyer
Hhey
Boyer
Kansas Centennial Commission
George Docking
Missouri Navy
Everglades
Scout Troop 34 Hosts Christmas Party and Caroling
Mrs Fay Edwards and Mrs Ever Ett Carter hosted Hutton Brownie Troop 34 at the Edwards home for a Christmas party. The group caroled at Autry's Nursing Home, gave each resident a homemade vase with a rose, then returned for a gift exchange and hamburger fry with attendees listed. Den 5 Pack 3 Cub Scouts held a Christmas party with games and a gift exchange, served by Mrs Leo Herron and Mrs Curtis Hupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Edwards
Everett Carter
Paul Mueller
Edwards Home
Autry
Linda Aikens
Nancy Bryant
Marsha Carter
Marcia Campbell
Linda Edwards
Suzanna Garrett
Terri Jensen
Susan Kensett
Roxie Mueller
Cynthia
Den 5
Cub Scouts
Leo Herron
Curtis Hupp
Community Notes Highlight Local Birthday and Visit Updates
Sunday dinner at the Hill home for Junior Hill's birthday brings together Mr and Mrs C M Hill and guests. Jack Mullins welcomes a newborn daughter born December 14, linking to Willard Allen and Charles Goff families. Mt Zion Club met December 15 with 18 attendees and gifts exchanged. Guests included Mrs Willard Allen and Teresa Mahoney with plans for January. Regina Kelsey visited and stayed with Kathy Defenbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
C. M. Hill
Junior Hill
Jack Mullins
Mullins
Willard Allen
Charles Goff
Clarence Cross
Dale Kelsey
Kimball Club
Harry More
Sherman Goff
Florence Watts
Delma Goff
Nellie Miller
Lena Allen
Tom
Mt. Zion Club
Dee
Carmen Mahoney
Teresa Mahoney
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr Zion and Mrs Fin ley Myers visited Mr and Mrs Ivan Bennett on Tuesday. Walter Gericke spent Friday with Clyde Cook. Antioch California guests Mr and Mrs Harry Spiece and Mrs Lenora Irwin called on Clyde Cook Thursday. Wayne Stucky and Darrel Erickson from Pittsburg State College spent the weekend with Wallace Erickson. Herbert Cross joined Wayne and Darrel for dinner Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Zion
Finley Myers
Ivan Bennett
Walter Gericke
Clyde Cook
Harry Spiece
Lenora Irwin
Antioch
Calif
Wayne Stucky
Kingman
Darrel Erickson
Pittsburg State College
Wallace Erickson
Wayne
Herbert Cross
Vera Singer
Doug
Geneva Erikson
Leila Kennedy
Pittsburg
Lola Gericke
Lola
Albert Lydick
Charles Hill
Sherman Goff
Dale Kelsey
Club
Clyde Wilcox
Janie Sue
Hattie Butler
Eric
Junior Hill
Chanute Defines City Limits In Ordinance No 1586
The Chanute City Council adopts Ordinance No 1586 establishing and defining the corporate limits of Chanute Kansas and repealing Ordinance 1521. The ordinance sets the boundary starting at the northeast corner of the west half of the SW quarter of Section 16, Township 27, Range 18, and follows rail right of way lines and streets to meet Spruce Street and Santa Fe Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
City OF
Section
Township
Range 18
Neosho County
Chicago Junction
Missouri, Kansas, Texas Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Spruce Street
Santa Fe Avenue
Block
Commercial Club
Fourteenth Street
Sixth Street
New Chicago
Missouri, Kansas Texas Railroad Company
Range
Register of Deeds
Stat of
Kancac
Metes and bounds description in Chanute Kansas 1960 ordinance
A long legal description outlines a property boundary flow through multiple townships and additions in Chanute Neosho County Kansas for an ordinance enacted December 12 1960. It references Grantwood Burris Maywood Park Place Kensinger Haight and Park Place additions and various streets and alleys including Plummer Allen and Sunnyside. The document also covers filing requirements with county clerks and the repeal of Ordinance No 152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Block 1
Grantwood Addition
Grantwood
Mertz Rutter
Fairview
Haynes Addition
Kansas Avenue
Burris Brothers
Beach Street
Highlani Park Addition
Highland Park Addition
City Park
Harry Byers
Oak Street
Plummer Avenue
Sunnyside Addition
Maywood Addition
Wible
Plummmer Avennues
Twelfth Street
Block 4
Kensinger-Haight Addition
Allen Avenue
Tenth Street
Block 7
Park Place Addition
Park Place
Said
Fourteenth Street
Sunnyside
Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Notice of Executor Appointment in Myrtle Mary Tabor Estate
On November 30 1960 Harry Lee Tabor was appointed executor of the will of Myrtle Mary Tabor deceased and letters testamentary were issued by the Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas. All creditors heirs devisees and legatees and all interested parties are notified to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee Tabor
Myrtle Mary Tabor
Robert Pennington
State OF
Kansas
Paul T. Brennecke
Edward J. Avery
Erie
Neosho County
Paul J. Brennecke
Rickard L. Ashley
Kathryn D. Spielman
L. K. Spielman
State OF Kansas
Charlies E. Henshall
Kathryn
Spielman
L. KK
Ann Hummer
Aura M. Evans
Balch & Bailey
Chanute Tribune
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S. Lincoln
Merry Christmas
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Chanute Auto Parts
N. Central
Scout News
Mr. Zion
Tribune
Ial
L. D. Hunter, Jeweler
Long-Bell Lbr. Co
Howard Parsons
Dalice Rush
As OF
Charles
Henshall
Aura M, Evans
Aura R, Evans
Choitiung
Bruce H. Burris Agency
Lincoln
Jack van Vickle
Glen's Tire Service
Glen Dormois
S. Santa Fe
Manley Transfer Co
N. Santa Fe
Best
Wilsons Clothiers
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