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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1976

Page

7

Directory assistance charges begin today in Kansas area

Southwestern Bell will charge 10 cents per directory assistance call starting today under Kansas Corporation Commission tariffs. Five calls per billing period are free, with two number requests per call, and credits apply to long distance requests within the same area code when a corresponding long distance line item appears on the bill.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Kansas Corporation Commission Sharon Stout Southwestern Bell Chanute Stout Wichita

Daily transcript from Neosho Memorial Hospital visits

Visiting hours are 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m. Census lists 55 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Wednesday admissions include Mrs Frederick Card Humboldt Dava Ashcraft 605 N Evergreen Monty Barnett Humboldt Elizabeth Webb 1409 S Malcolm Dewey Smith R 4 Michael Ellis Lavonburg. Dismissals include Carol Rowe 801 W 10th Shirley Burris 302 S Denman George Leonard 816 N Evergreen Mrs Ira Chrisy 906 N Garfield Scot Fehr 717 S Larson. Today admissions list Mrs Charles Payne Thayer Mrs John Scully 212 S Forest Michael Ellis Lavonburg Mrs Charles Williams 815 S Grant Mrs John Mitchell 502 S Garfield Mrs Larry Grant and daughter 612 S Central. Birth to Mr and Mrs Richard Daniels Altoona a daughter born Wednesday.

Frederick Card Humboldt Dava Ashcraft N. Evergreen Monty Barnett Elizabeth Webb S. Malcolm Dewey Smith Michael Ellis Lavonburg Carol Rowe W. 10Th Shirley Burris S. Denman George Leonard Ira Chrisy N. Garfield Scot Fehr S. Larson Charles Payne Thayer John Scully S. Forest Charles Williams S. Grant John Mitchell S. Garfield Larry Grant S. Central

Chamber To Host Washington Briefing In Wichita

The Greater Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce says a national legislative briefing will be held at 8 30 a m July 8 in Century II club room in cooperation with the Wichita Area Chamber of Commerce. Four legislative specialists from the Chamber will conduct the program.

Washington, D. C Wichita R. C. Lee Greater Chanute Area United States Lee Kansas Arch N. Booth U.S. Chamber Congress Chanute Chamber Chamber Betty Kolbert RSVP Osage Village Chanute Robert

Vogel resigns after decade with Kansas Highway Patrol

Former trooper Roland Vogel resigns effective June 30 after ten years with the Kansas Highway Patrol, most of it in Division 4 covering Neosho County. He seeks new experiences and thanks supporters who eased his duties during his service.

Roland Vogel Kansas Highway Patrol Vogel Neosho County

Deaths-funerals Roy L. Lee 69 Humboldt

Roy L. Lee 69 of Humboldt died Wednesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. Born August 12 1906 in Iola he moved to Humboldt 30 years ago and was a retired Monarch Cement Company employee. Survived by Grace Lee widow one daughter Mary Ruth Gilmore two brothers Ernest and Jake Lee one sister Belle Park two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Body lies Friday noon to 9 p.m. Price Funeral Home Humboldt then cremated.

Roy L. Lee Humboldt Neosho Memorial Hospital Iola Monarch Cement Company Pacific Lodge Af&am RAM Esdraelon Commandary K.T Grace Shorb Mary Ruth Gilmore Orland Calif Ernest Lee Jake Lee Wichita Belle Park Price Funeral Home

Two-Vehicle Crash Near St Paul Causes Minor Damage

Richard H. McAfee of Girard stopped at an intersection but blinded by sun pulled into the crossing, hitting Kurt W. Hill of Stark in a 1971 Plymouth rador. Sheriff reports around 600 dollars in damage to both vehicles with no injuries.

ST. Paul Richard H. McAfee Girard Kurt W. Hill Stark Neosho County

Collision at U S 54 and 59 injures two vehicles

Collision at the intersection of highways U S 54 and 59 Tuesday left two vehicles disabled. Everett M. Clough of Buffalo Missouri said his 1966 Chevrolet pickup brake lock caused the crash as he westbound approached the intersection. His pickup struck a 1972 Chevrolet Impala driven by Mohammed A. Sarrafian of Parsons. Allen County sheriff's department investigated.

Moran Everett M. Clough Buffalo Mohammed A. Sarrafian Parsons Allen County Sheriff's Department

Honor student named student council president at Labette

Rhonda Bennett of 408 S. Western will lead the Labette County Community Junior College student council in the next term. She earned a spring semester dean's honor roll and nursing scholarships from Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and Chanute Voiture of 40 and 8.

Rhonda Bennett S. Western Labette County Community Junior College Parsons Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute

Dedication Ceremony for Paul Campbell Memorial Bell Tower

High Prairie United Methodist Church dedicates the Paul Campbell Memorial bell tower this Sunday with an 8:30 a.m. worship service and a 9:30 a.m. dedication. Hazel Trefethen reads an original poem. The Rev. Earl Detweiler leads the service and noon bell ringing commemorates national freedom. The bell, donated by Coyville Methodist Church, honors Campbell a longtime member who checked flags on holidays.

High Prairie United Methodist Church Paul Campbell High Prairie Church Coyville Hazel Trefethen Earl Detweiler

Fredonia Promenaders to Host Free Bicentennial Dance

The Fredonia Promenaders host a free bicentennial dance at p.m. Saturday in the TG&Y parking lot with Richard Verge of Independence as caller. Area dancers may participate and spectators are welcome. The Nantz family reunion is at 12 30 Sunday at Santa Fe Park.

Fredonia Tg&y Richard Verge Independence Santa Fe Park

Erie Mason Lodge Buys Olson Building for New One Story

The Erie Masonic Lodge purchased the Olson building at Third and Main to raze it and construct a new one story structure for the town’s Masonic bodies. The project cost will be funded entirely through contributions.

Erie Erie Masonic Lodge Olson Third and Main

Twin boys returned to hospital after birth in Thayer

Siamese twin brothers Craig Shane and Greg Shawn Bongiorni born June 4 to Mr and Mrs Gary Bongiorni rural Thayer arrived at St Margaret s Hospital Fredonia in good condition after air ambulance transport from Houston Tests showed no need for separation surgery and both will stay for observation before home release

Fredonia Gary Bongiorni Thayer St. Margaret's Hospital Craig Shane Greg Shawn Houston

Erie Horses Enter 3500 Mile Cross Country Race

Two Appaloosa horses from Erie owned by Bill and Ruby Blair are entered in the Great American Horse Race. Caliente Ike and Caliente Captain, 5-year-old geldings, are ridden by Bill Council of Manhattan. The 3500-mile ride runs from Sarasota Springs New York to Sacramento California, begun Memorial Day and ending Labor Day with $50000 in prize money.

Erie

Public Nurse Hired by Wilson County

Wilson County Health Department hires Rhonda Morse R.N. of Fredonia as public health and school nurse for districts lacking a nurse. Morse, a Los Angeles native who grew up in Indianapolis, came to Fredonia in May 1975 to work with the local Church of Christ.

Fredonia Wilson County Health Department Rhonda Morse R.N Morse Los Angeles Indianapolis Tredonia Church of Christ

Pot garden found northwest of Iola by sheriff

Allen County sheriff Glen Cooper reports a large, carefully cultivated marijuana patch in a field northwest of Iola. The patch includes plants up to three feet tall and is the second such garden found in Allen County recently. No arrests have been made as investigators continue.

IOLA Glen Cooper Allen County Cooper

Another arrest in Iola antique furniture theft case

The Allen County sheriff's department reports the fifth arrest in the Iola area theft ring as Wayne B. Parker of Iola is taken into custody. A load of stolen furniture was located in Farmington New Mexico and one item was shipped to California.

Iola Allen County Wayne B. Parker Carl Letsinger Sheriff's Office Farmington N.M Lola California

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