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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1970
Page
6
Teresa Ann Jackson of Walnut intersection received cuts and bruises when thrown from a frightened horse. The animal reared and fell across the hood of a car driven by Walter H. Lawing of Humboldt, damaging the vehicle but Jackson was not seriously injured.
The Neosho County register of deeds reports 1969 fee totals of 24,178.50 dollars across deeds mortgages and records. Key figures include 79 percent deeds registered totaling 2,529 dollars, 1,763 mortgages released for 592 dollars, and 26,084.65 financing statements filed for 695.50.
The Past Presidents Parley will meet Monday at Maple Leaf Hall instead of Memorial Building, shifting location for the gathering.
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours from 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM. Census lists 71 patients including adults pediatrics and two babies. Names and rooms show Friday and Today entries for Patricia Johnson Robert L Powell Angela Gray and others with addresses and wards at Deeper Life Manor Wilbur Lyman Shelly Hill and more. Stock quotations from Westamerica Securities show bids for Kustom Electronics ILC Products Manley Industries H K Porter Ash Grove Cement Monarch Cement with percentage figures and market caveats.
PARSONS Kan AP The effective date for transfer of operations at the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant will be March 1. Maj Donald R Reinherd commanding officer said Day Zimmerman Inc of Philadelphia will succeed National Gypsum Co as plant operator. Production dates remain unchanged.
Analysis of defense spending on social and behavioral research abroad and the broader critique of consumer protection and business ethics. The piece quotes Richard Maxwell of the National Better Business Bureau and discusses economists doubts about 1970 forecasts amid federal restraint.
Edward Naanes, 82, R2 Erie, died Friday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born November 8, 1887 in Erie, he taught and served as principal and county superintendent in Neosho and Kingman counties for 40 years. Survived by wife Alma May Messenger, son Rex Naanes, daughter Dorothy Campbell, four grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. at Erie Federated Church. graveside 2:30 p.m. at Cleveland Cemetery. Pierce Funeral Home is in charge.
The Wichita Art Museum Mobile Art Gallery is set to visit Yates Center the week beginning February 23 after prior delays. If weather disrupts, the following week will host the schedule, with the Atkin Clinic and Woodson School District 366 co sponsoring.
Robert Stahl of Erie High School will conduct the annual chorus program Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school. The girls' glee club will perform with Pat Blaine and Debbie Buskirk as accompanists, the Cleftones with Pat Blaine, and the choir with Lais VanCleave at the piano.
Peter Dexter reported a 1963 white Chevrolet stolen from in front of The Pub at Tioga Hotel Friday night after leaving the car running with keys inside mid night. Dexter had just refueled before stopping at The Pub.
Kansas Elks announce five 600 scholarships for the coming school year based on need achievement and character. Open to any US citizen high school or college student. Applications from Leonard Wehlage Cha nute Elks chairman or high school principals or the Elks Lodge. Winners advance to national Elks competition for 538 awards totaling 397 600.
Kansas vegetable and fruit growers plan a joint meeting at the Ramada Inn in Topeka on Wednesday and Thursday. Earl E. Shell of Farm Products Management Inc. leads the effort with Dr. Victor Lambeth from the University of Missouri speaking on southeast Missouri vegetable industry and greenhouse to market production. Registration is 9 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Moran area teenagers Tince Joles and Kathleen Stewart remain unfound as of Friday, last seen after 8 p.m. Wednesday riding in a pickup near Moran. Sheriff Ross Wade said search efforts continue with no confirmed sightings or leads.
Cassius Clay, known as Muhammad Ali, 28, announces retirement from boxing at a Chicago press luncheon. He has not fought in three years and was stripped of his title for antiwar views. He says he will not return to the prize ring and laments not facing Joe Frazier, whose proposed bout was refused sanction.
Nate Thurmond of the Warriors may miss the All Star game after a right knee injury suffered in a 127-105 loss to the 76ers. He will also likely sit out Sunday at Milwaukee, with slim chances of playing in the event.
The Chanute Safari Jaycees host a 7 a.m. prayer breakfast at the Tioga Hotel with a $1.65 fee and reservations through Cliff Broeder. Jan. 22 marks the 50th anniversary of the United States Jaycees, with Jan. 18-24 designated as Jaycee Week, honoring Henry Giesenbier and early organizers.
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