Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours Update
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 61 adults and pediatrics plus three babies. Monday admissions include Stephen McGinnty Humboldt Mrs Ernest Eggers Yates Center Mrs Robert Collins Stark Michele Beagley Humboldt Lawrence Moore Elk City and Mrs George Manly Iola.
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Ernest Eggers
Yates Center
Robert Collins
Stark
Michele Beagley
Lawrence Moore
Elk City
George Manly
Iola
Wilson County Fair and Rodeo Set for July 26 27 28 29
The Wilson County fair and rodeo return next week in Fredonia from July 26 to 29. Events include 4-H tractor driving, livestock judging, dairy cattle, cheeses and swine judging, beef and sheep judging, ice cream social, and a rodeo nightly with crowning of the 1972 73 queen. The rodeo clown Joe Hedrick of Ellis performs roping and bullighting. Proceeds from the ice cream social support the Wilson County 4-H Council programs.
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Pittsburg Installs Warning System
Pittsburg advances its tornado warning setup with sirens and radio gear, contract priced at 25 660 dollars and poles at 806 21. Citizens contribute 13 500 toward the project with Civil Defense providing matching funds. Names and addresses listed for residents and notices include Mrs. Everett Cherem, Mrs. Karol Stowell, Lenny Phillips, Dona Peterson, and others. A birth is reported: Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kraft welcome a daughter at 619 W. 15th.
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Buildings To Burn At Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant fire department will burn eight production buildings today their condition is beyond repair due to rocket propellant contamination. The plant dates to World War I and the action aims to remove hazardous structures.
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Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
Bicycle thefts and a car crash reported in city
Two bicycles were stolen Monday a red girls bike from Nancy Walker of Safari West 302 and a silver Stingray from Paul Johnson of 803 Wilson in front of Bowl Mor alleys. A third incident involved three people carrying items from behind Eric Anderson s grocery to a car. a juvenile suspect was involved. Linda Guenther 18 of Benedict sustained cuts from a one car crash on South Allen near Main Street after swerving to avoid a dog. damage was about 500 dollars.
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Deadline Extended On Homestead Tax Refund Claims
R. E. Offenbacker announced that the Kansas legislature extended the filing deadline for refunds on 1971 homestead taxes to October 15, 1972. He noted that refunds for 1972 taxes have also been liberalized under the act.
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Veterans urged to contact official on World War I home ownership aid
The commission voted to continue free utilities for the Red Cross and emphasized the act benefits World War I veterans who are homeowners. Offenbacker urged all eligible veterans to contact him for more details.
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Body of Woman Found in Verdigris River
The body of Geraldine Hinman, 51, of Cherryvale, was recovered from the Verdigris River near Independence. She was believed to have jumped into the river last Wednesday, and her pickup truck was found on a nearby bridge.
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KU Band to Welcome Female Members This Fall
The University of Kansas marching band plans to admit female members for the first time, reversing a longtime all male policy. The change comes after guidance from university officials and the student handbook opening auditions to all students. The move signals higher standards and inclusive participation in band activities.
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E. Laurence Chalmers
Shirley Gilham
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Arts and Crafts Fair Planned in Parsons Plaza
An outdoor Arts and Crafts Fair will take place at Parsons Plaza on July 29 and 30. Sponsored by the Women's Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, the event has 54 entries from four states. A pavilion entertainment program will accompany the fair with awards presented at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 30.
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Contract Awarded For Ammo Plant Work
A $106 585 contract for lighting painting and an addition to the sewage disposal plant at the Kansas Army Ammunition plant was awarded to Jesse C. Hastings Construction Co Kansas City. The award was part of $3.87 million in Army engineers contracts for Kansas installations.
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Kansas Army Ammunition Plant
Jesse C. Hastings Construction Co
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Kansas
Notice of Hearing on Descent for Gillilan Estate Chanute
Petitioners A J Bertram and Marcelle J Bertram seek court determination of descent for W E Gillilan property in Neosho County Kansas including North Half of Lot 13 and all of Lot 14, Block 1 Evergreen Park Chanute. Defenses due by August 9 1972 at 10 am in Erie Kansas.
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W. E. Gillilan
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Marcelle J. Bertram
Evergreen Park
Chanute
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Erie
Truck Wreck Damages Columbia Metal Co Truck
A one vehicle crash on Highway 39 near the K 39 US 75 junction caused $4 800 in damage to a Columbia Metal Co truck. John C Hays 28 of Neosh Falls drove a 199 GMC westbound and overturned at about 7 15 am Monday with no injuries.
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TWA seals rear doors on 72 Boeing 727 jets
Trans World Airlines says it permanently sealed the rear exit doors on all 72 of its trijet Boeing 727s to deter hijack attempts. The rear exit had been used as an escape hatch by parachutists, and the airline confirmed the change last week with a spokesman stating there is no way to access that exit now.
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