Poll shows House members favor Medicare plan push
Washington AP reports 91 percent of House members polled favor enactment of elderly health care under Social Security financing. Of 396 queried, 175 support Johnson proposal, 25 inclined, 21 oppose. House Ways and Means to set schedule in March. Republicans plan alternative using private insurance.
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Washington
Associated Pres
House of Representatives
Johnson
Associated Press
House
Senior Citizens Hear About Napa Club Meeting
Napa California senior citizens club met Friday afternoon in the Memorial Building with Mrs. Elmer Mathews presiding. Guests included Mrs. Trabula Mrs. Hupp and Mrs. Locke. New officers installed were Mathews president Fletcher first vice president Ermey second vice president and Pearson secretary. Myr tle Myers and Lena McCoy won door prizes. Hostesses were First Methodist church women.
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Juanita Trabula
Napa
Calif
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Elmer Mathews
John Bowers
Alta Allen
Trabula
Ben Hupp
Locke
Myrtle Fletcher
Altoona Redskins Top Edna 60 51 For 5-1 League Mark
Altoona High School Redskins defeated Edna 60 to 51 Friday night, narrowing the gap behind league leader Midway in the Four County basketball race. Altoona held the lead early, Edna closed to within two in the fourth period, finalizing a 5-1 league record for Altoona.
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Altoona
Altoona High School
Redskins
Edna
State Weather Kansas City AP Report
State Weather in Kansas City reports high and low temperatures, with conditions and brief regional notes. Forecasters provide a snapshot of the day’s temperature range and any notable weather patterns affecting the area.
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Kansas City
Junior St Cecilia Club Members Meet in Memorial Building
Members of the Junior St Cecilia Music Club met with 17 in attendance at the Memorial Building. Betty Earnest presided. Tim Mitchell introduced the program featuring Ruth Tiegreen on violin and Leeva Carter piano accompaniment, plus solo and duet pieces by Randy Imhof Jim Tallman Linda Hall Coda Briley Robert Bower Doug Lopeman Reita Aldren and others.
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St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Betty Earnest
Tim Mitchell
Evening Star
Wagner
Ruth Tiegreen
Leeva Carter
Randy Imhof
Mendelssohn
Metcalf
Jim Tallman
Bob Crumrine
Beethoven
al Cembal
Lana Roliow
Linda Hall
Coda Briley
Foster
Jeannette Arthur
Robert Bower
Capelia
Celebres
Doug Lopeman
Reita Aldren
Precipitation Reports for 24 Hour Period Ended 6 a.m.
Weather notes summarize precipitation totals collected over a 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. include locations recorded in the rainfall report. Data highlights include measured rainfall amounts across stations and brief notes on anomalies or patterns observed during the period.
Town Country Meeting At Tindel Home
Town and Country HD Unit held its meeting at the Tindel home 16% W. 14th with Mrs. Richard Tindel and Mrs. Lewis Watts as hostesses. Advisory board member Mrs. Lloyd Dalton installed officers for the new year. Two new members, Mrs. Mark Stringer and Mrs. Kenneth Kern, were introduced and the lesson was by Mrs. Glenn Doepke. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Wayne Greve on Feb 18 at 512 S. Evergreen.
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Richard Tindel
Lewis Watts
Tindel
Town and Country HD
Lloyd Dalton
Mark Stringer
Kenneth Kern
Glenn Doepke
Wayne Greve
S. Evergreen
Recreation Calendar Highlights and Events
Monday features weightlifting for junior high in the weight room from 6 30 to 8 30 p m and industrial basketball at Hut ton gym at 7 p m Friday brings junior high night at the recreation center from 7 to 10 p m Saturday offers square dancing at grade school recreation center at 1 30 and 3 p m senior high and Jaco dance at the recreation center from 8 30 to 11 30 p m plus industrial basketball at St Patrick s gym at 7 p m
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Hutton
St. Patrick's
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Dial Tribune
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Mattie Wilson
Mrs Mattie Wilson 87 of Benedict died Friday night at Fredonia Rest Home. Funeral Monday 2 PM at Dunham Funeral Home Fredonia with burial High Prairie Cemetery. She is survived by two sons James Shawnee Mission and Earl Benedict, one grand daughter and two great grandchildren. Rev William J Baldwin to conduct service with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at Johnson Mortuary. Kimble born January 24 1933 Chanute and graduate of Chanute High School Emporia State College. He worked for Medical and Business Credit Bureau Independence. Korean War veteran and American Legion Elks member. Survived by daughter Lori Marie Parsons, parents C L Kimble 1402 S Central and brothers Lloyd J Kimble Topeka and Harold Kimble 704 S Allen.
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Mattie Wilson
Benedict
Fredonia
Dunham Funeral
High Prairie
James
Shawnee Mission
Earl of
William J. Baldwin
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Kimble
Chanute
Chanute High School
Emporia State College
Emporia
Medical and Business Credit Bureau of Independence
American Legion
the Elks
Lori Marie
Parsons
C. L. Kimble
S. Central
Lloyd J. Kimble
Topeka
Harold Kimble
S. Allen
William Jansen 1933 31 Fredonia dies in Kansas City
William Jansen of Fredonia died Wednesday at KU Medical Center Kansas City Kansas after transfer from Fredonia Hospital on December 28 He was born April 18 1933 in Neodeska He is survived by his widow Mary Siruta five children a stepson three sisters and his parents Funeral services will be Monday at 9:30 AM at Sacred Heart Church Fredonia under Cason Funeral Home with burial in Fredonia.
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William Jansen
Fredonia
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Neodeska
Mary Siruta
Billy
Jacqueline
Debroah
Susan
Jennifer
Bobbie Joe
Earl True
R. J
Richard Patchen
Kathereen Jansen
Tom Jansen
Sacred Heart Church
Cason Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs. Sarah Jane Hartsock
Funeral services were held at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home for Mrs. Sarah Jane Hartsock with Rev. C E Raines presiding. Burial followed in Harmony Cemetery near Lavonburg. Mrs. Harold K. Rush and Mrs. F M Gillihan sang selections. Flowers arranged by local women. Bearers named as Butch Stroup Vester Reed Cecil Webb Dale Casebolt Ted Myers and Jim Dye.
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Cecil Webb
Dale Casebolt
Ted Myers
Jim Dye
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Clark Neilson
Funeral service for Mrs Mabel Clark Neilson was held at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery. Musicians were Mrs D A Finney, Mrs C H Pankratz, and Mrs Dave Petterson singing Beyond the Sunset and Whispering Hope. Flowers by Mrs Rodell Wilson and Mrs Frank Barker. Bearers: Rodell Wilson, Frank Barker, Henry Lea, Phillip Cooper, Wayne Sheldon, Jake Almond. Also noted is the funeral service for Neal Leon Kimble, 31, of 1402 S Central, killed in a Caney area auto crash, set for 2 pm Monday at Johnson Mortuary.
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Neal Leon Kimble
S. Central
Caney
Johnson Mortuary
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Friday including Fay Glass Regina Bailey Albert Ryder and Cole Leverenz with home towns noted. dismissals on Friday include Richard Perez Hollice Stuber and others. today’s dismissals list Darylene Osborn Warren Turner Roger Fairchild and several Humboldt and Erie residents.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fay Glass
W. Steuben
Cole Leverenz
W. Main
Regina Bailey
Earlton
Albert Ryder
W. 4Th
Richard Perez
Humboldt
Hollice Stuber
Yates Center
Darylene Osborn
W. Beach
Warren Turner
S. Lincoln
Roger Fairchild
Leonard Krone
Charles Lesher
Vandalism Reported At Vacant House On Lafayette
Police were informed today of vandalism at 1122 S Lafayette a vacant residence with paint poured on the floor and smeared on walls. Robert J Clouatte pleaded not guilty in city court yesterday to driving while suspended and was remanded to Erie County Jail on a $100 bond. Mrs Orr Henderson returned from visits to Olathe Mission and other relatives, and Lloyd Short of Seibert Colo died of a heart attack last Thursday with funeral set for Sunday at 2.
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S. Lafayette
Robert J. Clouatte
Shaw
Erie
W. A. Coonrod
S. Edith
Lloyd Short
Seibert, Colo
Game Films Benefit at Erie
A good crowd attended the two basketball games Thursday night sponsored by the Quarterback Club to raise funds for film purchases of varsity Red Devil home games. One game featured freshmen versus a junior high team, the junior high winning 32 24. The other game pitted a faculty team plus County Treasurer Marion Showalter against the football squad, the faculty winning 44 18.
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Erie
Red Devil
Marion Showalter
Greg Bohrer
Rex Bohrer
First Baptist Missionary Society
Don Rogalsky
Sonie Corum
God
Mmes
Elmer White
Olen Trent
Virgil Sexton
Lewis McDermod
Lorene Green
Chanute
Charles Wilson
Social Calendar Sunday to Tuesday events in town
Sunday January 24 Great Books Discussion Group Shakespeare Richard III Heritage Room 7 30 p m Monday January 25 Past Matrons Sunflower Chapter OES Vere Bernard Wyatt 815 W Elms 7 00 PM Electa Club Mrs Roy Williams 601 N Grant 2 om Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Bidg 7 30 PM Sweet Adelines TB Hospital 7 30 PM Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 15 PM Tuesday January 2 BPW Circle First Baptist Church Mrs Loren Lowe Belles Letires Study Club Mrs Alien Will s 933 Evergreen 1 30 PM Art and Literature Club Mrs James Biessing 9277 Evergreen 1 30 PM Quest Club Mrs Wilfrid Cavaness 220 N Steuben luncheon 1 Om Athenaeum Mrs W Lewis 1112 S Highmand 2 am Murray Hill PTA Study group teachers lounge 9 15 PM Community Council Commissioners room Memorial Bidg 7 30 PM Neosho Valley Coin Club open house and auction Memorial Bidg 7 30 Hulda Parker Chapter OES Masonic Temple 7 30 PM Ladies of the GAR M D Cartlidge Circle Memorial Bidg 2 PM Vashti Chapter OES Community Center 7 30 PM Chanute Textile Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 am
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Sunflower Chapter
Vere
Bernard Wyatt
W. Elms
O.M. Electa Club
Roy Williams
N. Grant
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
First Baptist Church
Loren Lowe
Belles Letires
Alien Will's
Evergreen
James Biessing
Wilfrid Cavaness
N. Steuben
Om Athenaeum
W. €. Lewis
Highmand
Murray Hill Pta
Community Council
Commissioners
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Hulda Parker
OES
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Gar
M. D. Cartlidge Circle
Vashti Chapter
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Club members shed thirty pounds in seven days
Sixteen members met and reported a loss of 30 pounds with no gains over the week. Each member read an article on dieting methods for the program. At the next meeting the group will sew carpet rags for use in therapy at the SEK TB Hospital.
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Sek
TOPS Club Meeting Led by Salome Harmon Friday
TOPS met in Sawyer Hall with Salome Harmon presiding to lead the Friday session for the Determinettes group.
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Salome Harmon
Sawyer Hall
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Ways and Means
Napa Club
O. H. Cunningham
Richard V. Barnard
Lee Osborn
Chanute Seeeeenr
Concordia Se
Dodge City Emporia
Nuway Coin Laundry
Madison, Wisconsin
Tom E. Moriarty
Tom
Homeowners Liability
Medical Boatowners
Chicago
Ronald L. Blakely
Brookfield Zoo
Mrs. Mattie Wilson
William
Bill) Jansen
Kimble Service
Daily Transcript
Orr Henderson
S. Kansas
Marilyn Maestas
Barbara Arb
Olathe
Hilmer Crumrine
Mission
Carl Bangs
St. Paul's School of Theology
First Methodist Church
Glenn Crosby
Wayne Newlin
Don Daniel
L. R. Rogers
Stanley Walker
C. P. McKinnie
Federated Church Myf
Baldwin Institute
Verl Herod
Labette County Medical Center
St. Ambrose Society
Father McGread
Vivian Hoagland
Margaret Lewis
Mery Lero
Leroy Barker
Cleo Dalton
Alice Johnson
Clathe
Dalton Home
Shakespeare
Richard
Heritage Room
the Hotel Coffee Tioga A
A. Kelley
Corson
Armstrong
Dexall Self
First & Lincoln
Tops
Peoples Cleaners
N. Highland
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