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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
7
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital census of 66 patients and six babies. Includes multiple names for visiting days, marriages licenses, court filings and actions from Erie district court, KU Medical Center case, and local residents across Chanute Iola Parsons Humboldt Joplin area.
Joanna Welch will read two children stories at 10 30 a m Saturday at the public library. Readings include White Snow Bright Snow by Alvin Tresselt and Where Does the Butterfly Go When It Rains by Mary Garelick. Neosho County Community College announces additions to honor rolls. Chanute students Teri Tharp and Sherida Willis are all A students. The dean's list includes Chanute residents Gene Barnett Roger Brown Mike Jackson Robert MacCount David McCoy W Fred Shockey and Jimmy Cornett Buffalo Somjetana Bua Aim Thailand. James R Dillon of Chanute named to OSU president's honor roll. he is a technical institute senior.
Buffalo churches plus nearby congregations kick off a Key 73 interfaith prayer program with a noon luncheon at Buffalo United Methodist Church and a film by Rev. Ed Manherz. Daily services run 12 30 to 1 pm at different churches with bells ringing at noon.
The Wilson County Museum in Fredonia will show a quilt blocks and patterns exhibit from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. on January 24 and 25. Members of the public are invited to enter exhibits.
Kenneth Davis 54 of Chanute died Thursday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a year illness. Survived by mother Mildred Davis and sister Mrs. William Dixon. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Ike O. Smith 80 of Walnut died Thursday night at Wichita Veterans Hospital after a year as patient. Survived by wife, daughter Audrey Smith, brother Fred. Burial Walnut Cemetery with graveside rites. Virgil Ray Maxwell 83 retired farmer of Neodesha died Monday after three month illness. Burial Altoona.
Local stocks show Kustom Electronics bid 14 percent ask 15 percent while Manley Industries remains at 4 percent bid and 4 percent ask. Finney provides the figures.
Phyllis White, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert R White, has been in a coma since April 24 after a serious car accident. Medical bills exceed 30000 with care at University of Kansas Medical Center and Labette County Medical Center totaling about 750 weekly. Her father, a Katy railroad machinist and mechanic, worked only three months last year and may not return to work.
Marion County rancher Arthur L. Lewerenz was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by Judge A. B. Fletcher Jr. who also ruled him sane at the time of the July 20 slaying of his wife Nancy Susan, 34. Final arguments were heard Thursday in Marion County District Court without a jury.
Atty. Gen. Vern Miller backs a bill introduced by Sen. Jack Steimeyer to make the death penalty mandatory for ten murder scenarios including contract murder, killings of officials and law enforcement, and murders during rape kidnapping hijacking or aggravated crimes. First degree murder would stay as life imprisonment. the bill follows another session measure to retain the death penalty after a Supreme Court ruling.
Chanute firemen answered a call Thursday at 900 S. Steuben to a trailer home owned by Richard Jordan. Fire Chief John Erickson said a cigarette apparently ignited propane gas escaping from a leaking gas line. The fire scorched the outside of the trailer with no injuries reported.
Bus routes in Chanute are partially curtailed due to mud from melting snow. Dr. Jerry Steele of School District 413 says buses will be restricted on certain county roads and some students may be dropped off or picked up at nonstandard locations. Parents should watch for children as routes shift.
Paul Beard and Frank Harris resign from the Erie city council citing business pressures. Their letters were read and accepted at the regular council meeting. Eleven volunteer firemen were appointed including Neal Trumbull Clayton Standley Lee Jeffrey Roy Hill Paul Ammann Max Gough David Harris Sherman Sears Ralph Janssen Ed Bowman and W A Stroup.
A Parsons Hudson Oil filling station attendant was held up Wednesday night by two men who escaped with an undetermined amount of cash. Police say the suspects drove a stolen car. The vehicle was later recovered in an industrial parking lot from Butler's Courtesy Ford, Inc.
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