Neighborhood Notes Frank Boyd Reelected to State Committee
Neighborhood notes report Frank Boyd Moran reappointed to the Kansas State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. James Dowell, once a game warden locally, is seriously ill in a San Angelo Texas hospital after surgery. The family lived at 417 West 7th before moving to 3705 Old Post Road San Angelo Texas 76901. Mr and Mrs Bill Haden of Sierra Vista Arizona adopted a son Michael Lee born January 14. Maternal grandparents are Homer and Mrs Waggoner. paternal grandparents are Max and Mrs Haden of Fort Scott.
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Frank Boyd, Moran
Kansas State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
James Dowell
San Angelo
Tex
W. 7Th
Chanute
Old Post Road
Bill Haden
Sierra Vista
Ariz
Michael Lee
Homer Waggoner
R. J
Max Haden
Fort Scott
Dust Control Contract Signed at Fredonia Cement Plant
Portland Cement Co. and Koppers Inc. sign a dust control contract for the Fredonia plant. Installation, estimated at 2.3 million dollars, will meet state ecological standards and operate around April 1974.
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Fredonia — General Portland Cement Co
Koppers Inc
Pittsburgh
More Planting Anticipated in Kansas 1973
Kansas agriculture officials Mosier and Pallesen predict 3.1 million acres of idle wheat program land could be opened for other crops by the Nixon administration. They foresee more sorghum and soybeans with possible gains in corn barley and oats, while the 1973 winter wheat crop should not be affected.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Frank Mo
Five Incumbents File as Candidates
Humboldt reports five incumbents filing for the city election. Mayor Russell T. Runnels leads a slate with four councilmen Horace Jones Rex R Clem ents Jon Wood and Lawrence Kaufman as candidates for wards one and two. Moran district census work proceeds with enumerators named. Topeka moves to place liquor by the drink on 1974 ballot, while Altoona-Midway's junior class stages a three act Western comedy They Went That Way with two showings and set prices.
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Humboldt
Russell T. Runnels
Horace Jones
Rex R. Clements
Jon Wood
Lawrence “Larry” Kaufman
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate
Kansas United Dty Forces
Buffalo
Altoona-Midway High School
State Grass Sparks Row in Kansas Legislature
In Topeka the House Federal and State Affairs Committee debated a bill to declare big blue stem the official state grass. Opponents argued Kansas is the wheat state and the bill drew early opposition from Rep. Robert Miller and Rep. Bill Morris, with Rep. Loyd Andrews defending the measure before it was carried over for lack of opposing testimony.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Wilbur Marshall
R-Eureka
Denny Burgesson
Kenneth J. Winters
Prairie Village
Robert Miller
Wellington
Bill Morris
Wichita
Kansas
Marshall
Miller
Morris
Loyd Andrews
Dwichita
Wheat State
Winter
Wrestling Night Draws 1000 at Municipal Building
About 1 000 people attended a wrestling event sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars post at the Municipal Building. The main event pitted Roger Nature Boy Kirby against Omar Atlas, the central states wrestling champion, with Kirby winning the first and third falls.
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Parsons
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Roger
Nature Boy
Kirby
Omar Atlas
United Fund declares 1972 drive totals exceed goal
The final accounting of the 1972 United Fund Drive shows $27,348.77 in cash and pledges, $88.77 above the $27,260 goal, announced at the board’s annual meeting. Dr. Livingston Witten was elected president for 1973, with Mike Harris, Warner Tiegreen, and Eldon Penner also chosen for key roles. several new and continuing directors were named.
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United Fund
Livingston Witten
Chanute United Fund
Mike Harris
Warner Tiegreen
Eldon Penner
Cliff Broeder
Bill Bodley
Warren Setchell
John Barr
Wayne McMurtrey
Bill Boone
Witten
Tiegreen
Harris
Jay Williams
John Willcott
Melvin Owens
David Salsbury
Kent Dobson
Annexation plans face protests from residents
The Planning and Zoning Commission tabled a south of 14th Street annexation after about eight residents protested. The area runs from Plummer to Allen and from the Santa Fe tracks to half a block south of 14th. Action was delayed until February. New officers were elected Maurice Argabright as president and John Orozco as vice president. The commission also supported annexing Micro-Lite Inc plant on South Katy. Jan. 22 city commission hearing planned.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
14Th Street
Plummer
Allen
Santa Fe
14Th
Maurice Argabright
John Orozco
R. D. McGregor
S. Evergreen
Micro-Lite, Inc
Katy
Daily Hospital Census and Discharges at Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists hospital census with 70 adults and pediatrics and seven babies. Admissions on Wednesday include Charles Gibson Humboldt Mrs Donald Baugh Thayer Fred Ludecke Humboldt and others. today's admissions include Mrs Kenneth Slocum and John Bollig. Dismissals on Wednesday feature Glenn Stoquist and Harlin Lovett among others. today’s discharges include Debora Morrison and J C Winkler.
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Charles Gibson
Humboldt
Donald Baugh
Thayer
Fred Ludecke
William Bowker
S. Santa Fe
John Clines
E. 3Rd
Earl Barlow
Cherryvale
Judith Thurman
N. Highland
Aoy Yates
Donald Wyatt
W. Elm
O. L. Lesan
Washington
D.C
Glenn Stoquist
S. Edith
Harlin Lovett
Paula Bowyer
Rochelle Cole
Mary Blankenship
Ramona Gutierrez
Westview Nursing Home
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community Obituaries
Funeral services for Ralph Bud Marsh 45 will be held at 10 30 a m Friday at Ralston Hutton Funeral Home with Rev J L Robbins officiating Burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery Contributions to the Diabetes Research Foundation are accepted through the funeral home Marsh born Sept 10 1927 in Neosho County farmed in Neosho County Erie St Paul area before moving to Moran Survivors include four sisters Vivian McAuley Gladys Marsh Pearl Powers Bessie Cotton and Alice Needham Needham died at 102 with a 100th birthday observed December 18 1970 Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p m in Gibson Koch Chapel burial in Elmwood Cemetery
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MORAN
Ralph “Bud” Marsh
Ralston - Hutton
J. L. Robbins
Mount Moriah
Diabetes Research Foundation
Marsh
Neosho County
Erie-St. Paul
Labette County
Parsons
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Mirza Shrine
Vivian McAuley
Emporia
Gladys Marsh
Kansas City
Pearl Powers
Iola
Bessie Cotton
Leavenworth
Alice Needham
Santa Fe
Westview Nursing Home
Nellie Alice
Solomon Thompson
Arcola
Ill
Cherokee Strip
Parkman F. Needham
Purcell
Okla
Chanute
Needham
First Christian Church
Jack Sparks
S. Lincoln
Gibson-Koch
Bert Sutton
Elmwood Cemeery
Local Stocks Bid Asked for Companies Listed
Local stock notes show Kustom Electronics at 1354 with a 144 percent figure and Manley Industries at 4 percent bid and 4 percent ask, as supplied by Spencer W. Finney.
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Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Busing Weather Decisions Highlight District 413 Efforts
Unified District 413 officials Dr. Steele and Hilton describe bus weather checks and emergency procedures. Drivers use research and driver input to weigh conditions, with 600 miles of routes daily and 400 riders, occupancy rising in storms. They praise drivers and note parent appreciation despite occasional closures.
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Steele
Hilton
Dr. Steele
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