Visitors in Erie Vicinity Observe Soil Conservation Work
Erie area notes include Christopher Ogunko a Nigerian student from Kansas State University visiting the SCS office and local farms to learn soil conservation. He will travel to Madison next week for watershed development observations, while his wife stays with County Conservationist C. P. McKinnie and family.
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Erie
Christopher Ogunkoya
Nigeria
Africa
Kansas State University
Manhattan
SCS
C. P. McKinnie
McKinnie
Ogunkoya
Madison
Ted Kyle
Colorado
Ada Boucher
Henry Herberger
San Bernardino
Calif
Cora Bailey
Bailey
Cecil
Kansas District Court notices in Chanute July 1964
Public legal notices for Neosho County Kansas including partition suit over real estate of Harry J Palen et al and heirs of Ida Palen Frank E Palen and Nancy Sharp. Also probate hearing for Rebecca J Shapter estate with administrator Boyd C Latimer set for Erie and attorneys listed. Deadline dates September 2 1964 for pleadings and August 1964 for probate hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
George W. Palen
Edith Palen Jasper
Nancy D. Sharp
Ida Palen
Harry J. Palen
Iva May Creamer
Milfred K. Sharp
Frank €. Palen
State OF
Ando
Frank E. Palen
Nancy CD. Sharp
Balch & Bailey Professional Buiding
Neosho Coun
Aid County
Sta
Rebecca J Shapter
State OF Kansas
Boyd C. Latimer
Rebecca J. Shapter
Erie
BioYo Co
Chanute Zoning Board hears Bible Book Store appeal
Mrs. Floyd L. West Sr appeals a zoning ruling denying a permit to use a room in her residence at 502 South Steuben Avenue as a Bible Book Store in Chanute Neosho County Kansas The hearing is set for July 28 1964 at 7 00 PM in the Memorial Building The case cites an A District residential restriction and requests either a reversal or a special exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Chanute
Neosho
County
Kansas
Floyd L. West, Sr
City of
Floyd L. West
South Steuben Avenue
Jane
Neosho County
Grant
Memorial
Fire destroys Fort Scott plant. $100,000 loss
Fort Scott Kansas AP reports a blaze at Peerless Products Manufacturing Co. plant caused by welding gas tank explosions near closing time. Plant manager Leland Morehouse says losses reach about $100,000 as flames towered hundreds of feet. cause under investigation.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Peerless Products Manufacturing Co
Leland Morehouse
Mt Moran Cemetery District No 17 Budget Notice
Notice of annual meeting of Mt Moran Cemetery District No 17 in Neosho and Allen Counties Kansas set for July 3 1964 at 8 00 PM in Stark City Hall to approve or amend the proposed budget and tax levy. Directors E W Haddan E Michael W Parsons Lawrence Verle and others sign the notice. Current year 1964 actual and estimated funding shown as 1095 14 dollars.
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Mt. Moran Cemetery District No. Jr
Neosho & Alien Counties
Kansas
City Hall
Stark
Kan
E W. Haddan
E. D. Michael
Annual Meeting of Little People in Phoenix
The Little People of America hold their sixth annual convention in Phoenix with about 125 delegates over five days. Members must be 4 feet 10 inches or under, and the group emphasizes education and helping smaller children referred to as the Little Littles. President Bob Brower, a prominent figure at 4 feet 10 inches, speaks on their goals.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
The
Little People of America
Bqob Brower Mond Brower
Yates Center Guards Drill and Community News
Yates Center National Guard unit left by 8 vehicles to join a Lola convoy then proceeded to Camp Clark Missouri for a weekend drill. Forty one guardsmen and two officers participated with Lt Gordon timing convoys. Weekend social notes include visitors, local games, and family visits. Funeral services were held for Mrs Truman Field, and several residents planned Wichita visits and trips with relatives.
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Yates Center
National Guard
Lola National Guard
Lola
Camp Clark
Nells
Burlington
Gordon
Jess Gillespie
Hollywood
Calif
M. B. Mentzer
Ralph Burghart
Charles Wilson
Steve
Wichita
Ila King
Jessie Wilson
Connie Kester
Altamont
Friends
Jerry Hope
Alfred Link
Earl Adams
Brenda
Alva
Okla
Morris Mahon
Emily
Minn
Curt
Gloria
Audra Lind
L. W. Mahon
Ruth Lake
Canada
Truman Field
Johnson-Smith
High Court Asked to Rule On Kansas House Apportionment
The Kansas State Supreme Court was urged by Attorney General William M. Ferguson to determine the constitutional validity of the current 125 member Kansas House of Representatives apportionment. The brief seeks no injunction against the governor signing future apportionment laws and asks the court to rule on the legality amid a Hutchinson newspaper group suit challenging the plan. The court denied a temporary injunction against this year’s election in a prior ruling.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
State House of Representatives
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Hutchinson
Attorney General
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas
Crash in Mexico Kills 7 Kansans
Seven Kansans or former Kansans died in a Mexican crash near Tijuana. Former Kansas legislator Robert E. Behee and his wife Patricia plus their daughter Pamela were killed, as were Eldon and Margaret Luehring and two their children Janet and Bruce. Three other Luehring children were injured. Felipe Morales, 21, will be prosecuted for multiple homicides. Behee had been a Kansas state representative and Leavenworth civic leader.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Kansas
Leavenworth, Kan
Robert E. Behee
Patricia
Eldon G. Luehring
San Diego
Behee
Robin
Augusto Ferrer McGregor
Felipe Morales
Morales
Plaza Monumental
Leavenworth
Luehring
Julius Kaaz Construction Co
Court challenge to 1963 apportionment act cited
The 1963 apportionment act faced a challenge arguing it violates Supreme Court rulings requiring both houses to be population based rather than geographic. The case questions whether the legislation meets equal protection standards and fair representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Missing California man's body found near Santa Fe tracks
The body of 79 year old Andrew Chadwick of Oakland California was found beside Santa Fe railroad tracks southwest of Cottonwood Falls after an 18 day disappearance. Chadwick disappeared July 2 while traveling by train with his wife and granddaughter between Wichita and Kansas City.
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California
Cottonwood Falls
Bill
Chadwick
Wichita
Kansas City
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Whittier
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Arlington
Tex
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Cecil Fisher
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L. O. Fisher
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Wesley
Lawrence Shaffer
Paul Beard
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Austin
Hines
Alfred Spencer
Olathe
Robert Payne
Terry
Judy
Billy
Mrs. Payne
James Draper
Rusty
Randy
Jamie
Arkansas City
Harold Heaton
Bethel Church
WSCS
Don Edwards
Elizabeth Hazen
St. Paul
Frank Means
Janet
Iola
Nick Fennema
Parsons
Clyde Copeland
Floyd Kiser
Ricky
Floyd Ruble
Cliff Edwards
Frank Snow
Martha
Wilbur McDaniel
Debbie
Johnny
William McMullen
Sylvia Hull
L. W. Obenhaus
Brona and
Russell Wayne French
Sublette
Clarence Obenhaus
Leon
Lydia Obenhaus
L. W. Obenhauses
Dodge City
Mrs
Don Dunivant
Daisy Walker
Paschal Grimes
Kansa
Nelson
Swara Singh
India
Pakistan
Eugene Stephan
Daniel
Dennis
Maurice
Lauren
Bill Dillmans
Wee
Pee Wees
Taylors Goldsox L. L
Petersons L. L
Kendall
L. L
Gridley
Susie Church
Gene
Ester Hit
Western Flyer
Western Auto
W. Main
PRS Toy 3
MANS
Oggiers
W. E
Bill" Benson
Cottonwood Falls, Kan
Andrew Chadwick
Oakland, Calif
People
RCA Whirlpool
RCA. Victor
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