Deaths and Funerals Thomas Lee McDonald and John J Capalino
Thomas Lee McDonald 68 longtime Earlton farmer died Sunday at home after a life in Earlton area. He married Flora B. Chandler May 28 1929 in Fredonia. Survived by widow two daughters Mary Laubach and Dorothy Bollig seven grandchildren two great grandchildren brother Clarence Otto McDonald and sister Mrs Paul Flynn. Funeral Wednesday 10 am Johnson Chapel with Rev Virgil Collins. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Family to receive friends Tuesday 7:50 to 8:30 pm at Johnson Chapel. Also John Joseph Capalino Marine Lt Col Ret died Saturday night at Navy Hospital Philadelphia after an extended illness. He married Mrs Ka Junod Capalino of Philadelphia a former Chanute resident. Survivors include three children Ann Atlanta Ga Mary Frances and John Joseph Jr. Funeral services for Capalino will be held in Philadelphia Wednesday with two of Mrs Junod’s brothers Lt Cmdr Forrest Junod of Memphis and Louis Vera Junod of Lexington Mass in attendance.
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Thomas Lee McDonald Earltona
Thomas Lee McDonald
Earlton
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Chanute
George C. McDonald
Burlington
Flora B. Chandler
Fredonia
Ray
Mary) Laubach
Anthony
Dorothy) Bo
John Joseph Capalino
Navy Hospital
Philadelphia
Ka Junod Capalino
Ann
Atlanta
Mary Frances
John Joseph Jr
Navy
Lexington
Mass
Capalino
White House Bugging Claim Emerges in Watergate Inquiry
Alexander P. Butterfield testified before Senate investigators that listening devices were installed in Nixon era offices about three years earlier. He said covert recorders existed in the Oval Office and in the President's Executive Office Building office for historical purposes.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
White House
Alexander P. Butterfield
Oval
Executive Office
Recreation Shows Set For Friday
The Chanute Recreation Commission schedules two summer activities on Friday. An arts and crafts show for children ages 6 to 14 runs 6 30 to 8 30 p m at Central Park Building with Cherla Heaton supervising. A baton demonstration follows at 7 30 p m in Neosho County Community Junior College auditorium, taught by Colleen Webber.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Central Park Building
Cherla Heaton
Neosho County Community Junior College
Colleen Webber
Labette County Valuation Hits Record High
Labette County shows an assessed valuation of $58,867,644, up $2,154, a 19 percent rise, setting a record. Parishions Parson city valuation climbs to $18,165,515, rising $866,007 to a new peak.
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Oswego
Labette County
Quincy B. Greer
Parsons
Chairman Elected at Independence Community Junior College
The Independence Community Junior College Board of Trustees chose Ben F. Boys as chairman for the coming year succeeding Ken Baden. R. J. Osborn was elected vice chairman. In Caney the Upper Room youth center opened near the city fire station and is run by local Christian Church youth, offering recreational facilities as a non profit venture.
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Independence
Independence Community Junior College Board of Trustees
Ben F. Boys
Boys
Ken Baden
R. J. Osborn
Caney
The
Christian Church
Southeast Kansas Bee Keepers Hold 46th Annual Meet
The 46th annual Southeast Kansas Bee Keepers Association meeting took place in Chanute with 17 members present. Garry Ross, president of the Kansas Bee Keepers Association, spoke on chalk disease found in Kansas hives, African bees, and urged reporting bee losses to the state office. The 1974 SEK meeting will be in Chanute.
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Southeast Kansas Bee Keepers Association
Chanute Sunday
Garry Ross
Kansas Bee Keepers Association
Kansas
Ross
State Association
SEK Association
Chanute
Sheriff’s Office Buys 7 Scanners for Interagency Reach
Labette County sheriff's office adds seven radio monitors to cars and offices. They connect deputies with other counties directly, avoiding relay through Parsons police. Dav-Com Two Way: Radio of Edna supplies the equipment at 1 455.39, funded by Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration and sheriff’s department fundraising.
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Parsons
Labette County
Sheriff's Office
Parsons Police Department
Dav-Com
Edna
Governor's Committee On Criminal Administration
Sheriff's Department
4-H Club News Highlights July Tour and Events
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club held a July 8 project tour at Buffalo Lake with exhibits at members homes including market pigs gilts field crops and chickens. Announcements covered a swimming party at Fredonia pool July 11 a judging school July 16 a junior leaders car wash July 18 and county fair assignments. Jolly Jayhawkers discussed summer events into July 28 project tour at Stark City building 5 pm and Erie pool swim afterward with a July 18 meeting at city building plus safety talks and a later Aug 14 record finish.
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Buffalo Lake
Buffalo Boosters
4-H Club
Jerry
Brian Guenther
Cindy
Roger Payne
Randal
Clyde Hobbs
Kathryn
Randal Robinson
Steven Clinesmith
Fredonia Pool
Independence
Jolly Jayhawkers
Stark — City
Erie Pool
Kim Page
Susanne Page
Sherri Smith
Grain Market Report from Kansas City
Grain market notes from Kansas City show wheat prices across grades with No 2 hard wheat at 2.88 per bushel and No 2 red at 2.77 while corn ranges 2.42 to 3.20 per bushel. Oats are priced between .95 and 1.05 with rye, barley, and soybeans also listed, plus sacked bran and shorts at 77.00 to 77.75 per hundredweight.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City Market
Cattle 1,500 with steers and heifers up 25 to 50, cows steady, feeders scarce. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts unevenly lower, sows higher. Sheep 450 with spring lambs 50 to 1.00 lower. Tuesday estimates: cattle 600, hogs 2,500, sheep 300.
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Kansas City
Leavitts Return From Smithers Visit and Smoky Mountain Trip
Mr and Mrs C F Leavitt 925 S Western returned from visiting the Rev and Mrs Joe Banes and family in Smithers W Va Banes former pastor of the Church of God in Chanute They also vacationed in the Great Smoky Mountains spanning North Carolina and Tennessee
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C. F. Leavitt
S. Western
Joe Banes
Smithers
W. Va
Banes
Church of God
Chanute
Leavitt
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours And Census
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with patient census 67 adults and pediatrics and five babies. It also reports multiple listed residents and names attending births including Mr. and Mrs James Scullin of Tola welcoming a girl on Saturday.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
James Scullin
Tola
Switzerland Jones Tour Details With Honor Band
Mike Jones of Chanute, a 1973 Chanute High School graduate, travels Europe with the United States Honor Band and Choir. The group will perform at the Geneva Youth Musicale in Switzerland with ceremonies at the United Nations and the International Conference Center. They toured Germany’s Black Forest en route to Lucerne after stops in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, The Hague, France, Luxembourg and Belgium, and plan to return to the United States July 25.
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Mike Jones
Europe
United States
Switzerland
Jones
Chanute
Chanute High School
Geneva Youth Musicale
United Nations
International Conference
Black Forest
Germany
Lucerne
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Netherlands
Hague
Holland
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
Police report involves juveniles theft and vandalism incidents
Police took two 13 year old boys into custody Saturday and recovered items including a citizen’s band radio a clock a radio and cash. Four juveniles were arrested for broken windows at Murray Hill School and released to parents after no damage was found. Two Chanute men face charges after profanity directed at officers at the station early Sunday. Theft reports from Wayside Club cars included a two way radio a tape player and makeup kit. A vandalized City Park women’s restroom was found Sunday afternoon.
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Murray Hill School
R. 4
Jim Stone
Buffalo
Barbara Jones
Independence
Fire crews curb overheated brakes and small home fire
Fire Chief Charles Ogle observed smoke from a Fowler Truck Lines gas truck near 1200 N Santa Fe and enforced cooling by a arriving engine. Sunday night a light bulb ignited cloth at the Sylvia Pack residence three miles east, extinguished with carbon dioxide. damage limited to three rugs and a small area around the bulb.
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Charles Ogle
Fowler Truck Lines
N. Santa Fe
Sylvia Pack
Ogle
LaHarpe approves modern sewer system vote 109 to 7
LaHarpe residents approve a $500,000 sewer project at a town meeting with 109 for and seven against. Reiss and Goodness of Wichita will execute the work under general obligation bonds to be paid by user charges, with a possible federal grant. About 200 families will be served.
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Reiss and
Goodness of
Wichita
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