Deaths & Funerals John W. Bebbington 71
John W. Bebbington, 71, longtime area farmer, died Friday at 7 30 pm at Labette County Medical Center Parsons after a brief hospital stay. Born May 27 1900 in Shaw he was the son of Gurley and Mrs Bebbington. He lived in Chanute Cushing Oklo and Kansas City before moving to Erie and was a World War I veteran and American Legion member at Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John W. Bebbington
Labette County
Parsons
Shaw
Gurley Bebbington
Chanute
Cushing
Oklo
Kansas City
American Legion
Student National Education Association meeting set in Neosho County
News briefs note the Student National Education Association at Neosho County Community Junior College will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in Stoltz Hall. Also, the Rejoice Mass troupe from St. David's Episcopal Church in Topeka arrives at 5 p.m. for a pot-luck supper at 6 p.m. in Sawyer Hall and will perform at Grace Episcopal Church Sunday at 10 a.m. Local National Guard reorganization will eliminate six spots in the unit. Ed Ranz III is company commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student National Education Association
Neosho County Community Junior College
Stoltz Hall
St. David's Episcopal Church
Topeka
Sawyer Hall
Grace Episcopal Church
Kansas National Guard
Ed Ranz III
Law Enforcement Center Planned
FORT SCOTT The advisory committee for Bourbon County plans a grant request for 50 percent of the center's estimated cost from the Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration. The committee also asks the County Commission to place a bond issue on the November ballot to finance the county's 50 percent share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Governor’s Committee On Criminal Administration
County Commission
Labor Figure Linked to John Lindsay
A national labor leader tied to New York Mafia figure Anthony M. Scotto helped Mayor Lindsay build support and shape elections. Scotto, ILA vice president and local 1814 president, aided Lindsay since 1965 and backed the Independent Party in 1969, aiding a 140,000 vote boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
John Lindsay
Associated Press Writers
NEW York
Brooklyn
John V. Lindsay
Anthony M. Scotto
Justice Department
Carlo Gambio
Lindsay
Scotto
International Longshoremen’s Association
1814
Independent Party
Jets Rally Past Chetopa 44 to 38 In League Game
Altoona-Midway Jets overcome cold shooting to beat Chetopa Green Hornets 44 38 led by Braman 14 and Thorsell 10. Jets outscored in second quarter 21 12 to erase 13 7 gap and take 25 12 halftime lead. Chetopa held to 28 percent shooting while Jets hit 28 percent. Mike Schoenecker 12 points fueled Jets B team 42 39 win in opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetopa
Altoona-Midway
Jets
Chetopa Green Hornets
Clay Braman
Robert Thorsell
Mike Schoenecker
Thorsell
Follmer
Marple
Troutman
Braman
Bolding
Cole
Withrow
Armstrong
Overman
Kabrey
Cooper
Money Said In Trust
Clifford Irving’s lawyer says 650000 dollars in McGraw-Hill funds intended for Howard Hughes were diverted through a Swiss bank by Irving’s wife Edith. The checks, given to Hughes for a supposed autobiography rights payment, were returned and deposited under Helga R. Hughes. An international search followed the discovery the money did not reach Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clifford Irving
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Howard R. Hughes
Irving
Hughes
Edith Irving
Helga R. Hughes
Visiting Hours Set At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript notes visiting times 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a patient census of 66 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Friday lists Mrs. Ray Childers 1510 W 2nd and Robert Parker 907 W Main. Today includes Gilbert Wilson 323 W 3rd and dismissals of David and Michael Baughman R 4 Mrs Larry South R 4 James Baylor 2102 W Main and George Mosley Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Childers
Robert Parker
W. Main
David and
Michael Baughman
Larry South
James Baylor
George Mosley
Humboldt
Jackson Leaves Candidacy Open
Samuel Jackson, a former Topeka attorney and a high ranking Black in the Nixon administration, says he intends to stay in the Department of Housing and Urban Development for now and does not rule out a future run for office. He had shown interest in seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. representative in the 2nd Kansas District, where incumbent Bill Roy, a Democrat, serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Samuel Jackson
Topeka
Nixon
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S
Kansas
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Kustom Electronics 6% Bond Bid Asked in Illinois
Westamerica Securities reports local bond activity for Kustom Electronics 6 percent bonds in Illinois with 5 percent furnished notes. Investors monitor bid and asked quotes in the traded issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kustom Electronics
Westamerica Securities, Inc
Classified Ad Placing Details and Deadlines
Call your Tribune carrier if missed or dial 431 0660 at 530 p m for same day service for classified ads placed before 930 a m Mondays through Fridays or 9 a m Saturdays Display style classified must be placed by 12 noon the day preceding Dial 431 4100
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Dial
Utility Lines Go Underground in Parsons Plaza Area
Work will start around March 1 to place underground all utility lines poles and transformers in the Parsons Plaza area official Michael L. McDowell said Friday as part of urban renewal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Parsons Plaza
Michael L. McDowell
Labette Hospital Raises Room Rates in New Year Plan
Labette County Medical Center trustees approved a $3 daily increase in patient room charges effective Feb. 1, boosting overall hospital charges about 4.5 percent. Semi private rooms rise to 38 dollars per day and maternity, ward, nursery, and private rooms also increase by 3 dollars. A 5 percent universal wage and salary hike for all hospital employees takes effect Feb. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Labette County
KP and L Seeks About Ten Percent Electric Rate Increase
Kansas City Power and Light Co asks Missouri and Kansas regulators to approve about a 10 percent rate hike. Residential bills would rise roughly five cents daily. Chairman Robert A. Olson cites higher capital, construction and operating costs and outlines a $35 million construction program through 1976 with 60 to 65 percent funded by investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Public Service Commission
Kansas Corporation Commission
Wer
Robert A. Olson
Olson
Gun Haul By Burglars In Clay Center
Burglars stole firearms valued at 3000 to 5000 dollars from a Clay Center sporting goods store early Friday. Police chief Lorin Kasper said officers were within 10 minutes of the thieves when the Kansas Highway Patrol was asked to set roadblocks. Topeka patrol chief Col. William Albott said roadblocks require criteria and a larger headcount, and Salina had no vehicle or suspect description, likely allowing the culprits to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
Kan
Lorin Kasper
Kansas Highway Patrol
Salina
Kasper
William Albott
Topeka
Albott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence A. Handrich
Norma
Margaret Combs
Lucille Gooding
Garnett
John Ivan Handrich
Hope
Charles Bebbington
Corpus Christi
Tex
Erie Federated Church
Dale Eflin
Huff Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Florence Reynolds Iola
Florence E. Reynolds
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Curtis D. Reynolds
Reynolds
Wesley United Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
The
Business and Professional Women's Club
She
Robert C
S. Larson
Ralph Evans
Oregon
Bernice Abraham
Nampa
Idaho
Geraldine Richman
Falls Church
Dorothy Kimerer
North Kansas City
Yvonne Murrow
Downs
E. E. Tillotson
Highland Cemetery
Law Enforcement Center
Brooklyn Docks
Scotts’s Union
Manhattan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Gambino
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Subcommittee On
Organized Crime
McClellan
Billy
Mommy
the Wizard OF ID
Woodstock
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
Joa
Archie
Maumee
Steve Canyon
Skeezix
Chip
Stubbs
Daily Transcript
Gilbert Wilson
Jackson
Labette Hospital
W. W. O'Bryan
Hepler
Kp&l
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!