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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1970

Page

6

Neodesha Plans Ambulance Service Agreement

Neodesha city commissioners met Monday to negotiate with Loran Fawcett Funeral Home for the operation of the city ambulance service. Wilson County funeral homes had announced they would not operate ambulances after year’s start. Neodesha recently bought an ambulance and will provide and maintain the vehicle, keep the books, and handle billing for services.

Neodesha Moncasto Loran Fawcett Funeral Home Wilson County

Funeral for Lillie Mae Davis Held at New Hope

Funeral service for Lillie Mae Davis took place at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev. H. A. Simmons officiating. The New Hope senior choir performed three spirituals. burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery with Johnson Mortuary in charge.

Ted Jackson Walter Coppage Jesse Jackson Elmwood Cemetery Johnson Mortuary

Auto Agency Change Made in Whitely-Serra Chevrolet Co

John Serra of Girard has purchased an interest in the Whitley Morris Chevrolet Co at 814 W Cherry. The sale becomes effective Jan 1 with Serra taking over part ownership from Jim Morris who joined Dec 1 1967. Serra and his wife plan to move to Chanute next weekend. Earl Whitley remains co owner.

John Serra Girard Whitley-Morris Chevrolet Co W. Cherry Serra Jim Morris Morris Pittsburg Kansas State College Chanute Whitley-Serra Chevrolet Co Earl Whitley

44 Club News Highlights Meeting at Zion Lutheran Church

The 4H Club met Monday at Zion Lutheran Church education building with 25 members. Roll call centered on health lessons from holidays. Diane Clay and Tim Booe gave project talks. music by Cynthia Jenkins. demonstrations by Tony Booe and Lillian Roberts. Rosemary Brown discussed parliamentary health topics and showed a Life and Breath film. Chris Wheatley led recreation.

Atom 4H Zion Lutheran Church Educational Bilding Diane Clay Tim Booe Cynthia Jenkins Tony Booe Lillian Roberts Diane Lassman Rosemary Brown R. N Chris Wheatley

Visiting hours and patient census at Neosho Memorial

Daily Notice lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm for Neosho Memorial Hospital. Patient census covers 75 inpatients including adults pediatrics and two babies with numerous local residents named for Wednesday and today. Police summons and district court actions noted alongside multiple marriage licenses issued and public safety entries.

Capitol Contract Approved for Wichita Architect

The Capitol Area Planning Commission in Topeka approved a 440000 dollar contract with Wichita architect Henry W. Schirmer for initial planning of the Capitol Plaza project. Rep. Carl Ossmann and Sen. Reynolds Schultz opposed, seeking attorney general approval first. The plan faces State Finance Council review and possible litigation.

Topeka Kansas Capitol Area Wichita Henry W. Schirmer Capitol Plaza Carl Ossmann R-Topeka Ossmann State of Kansas William Hale Robert Docking Hale Sen Reynolds Schultz R Lawrence State Finance Council Finance Council

Peace Talks Still Stalled

Paris AP reports the United States proposed private sessions next week to address real Vietnam war issues while North Vietnam called it a maneuver to hide policy of aggression from the U S and world.

Paris United States Vietnam North Vietnam

South Vietnamese leader offers cease fire talks and Viet Cong role

President Nguyen Van Thien says South Vietnam is ready to discuss a cease-fire and accept VC participation in elections to end the war. He accuses the enemy of savage ambitions seeking a coalition government. Thieu reports no results after 48 Paris peace talks, claiming Hanoi and VC agreed only to halt bombing of the North.

Saigon Nguyen van Thien South Vietnam Thien Thieu Paris North Vietnam

Crops School Focuses on Sorghums and Soybeans at Neosho

About 60 area farmers attended the Neosho County crops school at the Central Park Community Building. The event ran from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a noon lunch sponsored by the Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce. Verlin Peterson, William Willis, Leroy Brooks, and Vernon Lohmann led talks on fertilizer, varieties, diseases, and insects.

Neosho County Central Park Agricultural Committee of the Chanute Area Verlin Pete) Peterson Parsons William G. Willis Leroy Brooks

Congress Resists Veto on Education Welfare Bill

AP report notes Senate GOP Whip Grif fin says Congress will not yield to the White House veto threat on the $19.7 billion education and welfare bill. He predicts the President will prevail, amid election year consumer protection emphasis.

Washington Senate Robert P. Griffin Congress White House

Montgomery appoints Orlowski Kansas highway safety director

John Mont gomery state highway director announces Raymond R. Orlowski, 43, as director of the Kansas Highway safety coordinating office. Orlowski replaces Fred Burr who transfers to the property valuation department. He will coordinate the federal highway safety program in Kansas.

Topeka John Montgomery Raymond R. Orlowski Kansas Highway Safety Coordinating Office Orlowski Fred Burr Property Valuation Department Kansas

Market Notes Chicago Butter and Eggs Steady

In Chicago markets butter remains unchanged with AA and A grade prices listed. Eggs show no gain with parity at 80 percent or better for grade A whites at 58 cents, mediums 54 to 49, standards 52, checks 40.

Chicago

Market Hoisted Slight Gain In Quiet New York Trading

Wall Street opened with modest gains as indicators show the Dow Jones 20 industrials up to 803.52 at noon and the AP 40-stock average rising to 275.5. Industrials lead while rails slip and utilities rise, with the breadth widening to over 200 issues in favor of advances.

NEW York Associated Press New York Stock Exchange

Moving made easy with Welcome Wagon contact

Classified notice notes moving help via Welcome Wagon service through Bea Dunlap contact at 431-0514. Skateland to be open Sundays starting Jan 11 from 2 to 4. Also asks about an out-of-print book with Frank Edson Butin at 431-247A and lists Alcoholics Anonymous help in Chanute at HE 1-2520.

Bea Dunlap Frank Edson Butin

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