Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and vicinity
Death notices for Joseph Claude Thompson 61 Humboldt died Friday at Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute after a yearlong illness funeral today at United Methodist Church with burial in Leanna Cemetery. Thompson worked as a carpenter for Monarch Cement and was a retired farmer. Survivors include wife Wilma Yarnell two sons Joe Martin and Jerry Linn two daughters Milly Cress and Dixie Shepard nine grandchildren one great grandchild one brother and one sister. A separate notice reports the death of Dorris Rae Brown 72 Columbus former Stark State Bank employee who resided in Columbus 20 years and died Saturday in Baxter Springs Memorial Hospital funeral Tuesday Stark Methodist Church burial Mount Moriah Cemetery Stark. Also memorial of Mrs Juanita C McCurdy 73 Humboldt died Friday Research Hospital Kansas City funeral Price Funeral Home burial Home Cemetery.
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Joseph Claude Thompson Humboldt
Joseph Claude Thompson
United Methodist Church
Thompson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Ronald L. Bumstead
Leanna
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Monarch Cement Company
United Methodist Church of
Stark
Dorris Rae Brown
Columbus
Baxter Springs Memorial Hospital
Stark State Bank
Paxter Springs
Abraham Sailors
Dennis Brown
Juanita C. McCurdy Humboldt
J. C
Juanita C.) McCurdy
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Three Hurt Near Piqua in US 54 Wreck
A weekend crash on US 54 near Piqua injured three youths and caused property damage. Ramona Massoth, 15, treated and released at Allen County Hospital, was driving one car with her father Raymond Massoth unhurt. Philip Moore, 18, and Lynne Danielson, 18, both of Wichita, were admitted for treatment. Massoth car eastbound tried to turn left and collided with Moore vehicle. Estimated damage: 1000 dollars to Moore’s 1972 Jeep and 1000 dollars to Massoth’s 1971 Ford.
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Piqua
US 54
Ramona A. Massoth
Allen County
Raymond Massoth
Philip A. Moore
Wichita
Lynne Danielson
Massoth
Moore
Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient Roster at Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM. Census records 65 patients including adults pediatrics and two babies with a rotating list of names and addresses for Fri Sat and Sun. Today and upcoming shifts include Mrs George Briley Mrs Rosemary Brown and numerous local residents across Humboldt Iola and nearby towns.
Local Market ECGS and Stock Listings Digest
Grade A Extra Large and Grade A Large with bid and asked figures listed for Kustom Electronics and Manley Industries. Furnished by Spencer W. Finney. Includes stock identifiers 65 and 64 with accompanying annotations and market terms.
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Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Whyte
Spencer W. Finney
Baker to spend year in Bolivia with ICYE exchange
Daniel Baker of 521 S Central leaves Tuesday for Bolivia as an International Christian Youth Exchangee. He will stay with the Delmo Roman family in La Paz and receive a month of language training before reporting to Bolivia. Baker, a 1973 Chanute High School graduate, was interviewed by ICYE regional director Rev Jerry Thompson and prepared with applications and questionnaires.
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Daniel Baker
S. Central
Bolivia
Chanute
Baker
South America
Delmo Roman
la Paz
Jerry Thompson
Country Club Christian Church
Kansas City
ICYE
Chanute High School
Job van Nes
Netherlands
Eddie Baker
Neosho County
Venezuela
Henry Kk. Baker
Cemetery Vandalism and Local Theft Reported
A granite vase on a headstone in Memorial Park Cemetery was damaged Saturday with an estimated loss of 40 dollars. William Sweaney of Peru was arrested on driving while intoxicated and left of center charges, held overnight and released on a 156 dollar bond. A car break in was foiled near Amvets with two juveniles taken into custody and released to parents. Harold Lofquist reported a stolen two wheel trailer and Jim Savings reported a 20 inch purple bicycle stolen from his home Sunday.
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Highway Patrol
William Sweaney
Peru
Pat Noland
Highland
Amvets
W. Main
Jim Savings
N. Forest
Neighborhood Notes Share Family Trips and Health Updates
Mrs. Lucille Webb of 302 N Wilson returned from Buhl Idaho after visiting sister Mrs. W L Garrison and brother Oscar Van Winkle and families. Jimmy Joe Layman R3 a patient at the University of Kansas Medical Center is improved sitting up talking and eating. Skin grafting will begin today or Tuesday. Layman was hurt in an auto crash earlier this month. Mr and Mrs Frank Franusich of Freedom California visited Thursday and Friday with Keith Wright and Gladys Wright at 1602 S Ashby. Wright and Mrs Franusich are cousins.
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Lucille Webb
N. Wilson
Buhl
Idaho
W. L. Garrison
Oscar van Winkle
Jimmy Joe Layman
University of Kansas Medical Center
Layman
Frank Franusich
Freedom
Calif
Keith Wright
Gladys Wright
S. Ashby
Eureka Federal S&L to Open Fourth Branch in Fredonia
An Eureka Federal Savings and Loan Assn office opens August 1 in Fredonia as the association’s fourth branch. The Fredonia Home Building and Loan Assn merges with the Eureka unit, with Bob Stotis named manager.
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Fredonia
Eureka Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Fredonia Home Building and Loan Assn
Eureka
Bob Stotis
KC Livestock market prices and early demand outlook
Kansas City AP reports cattle light sales with feeders scarce and cows high, steers 50.50 52.00, heifers 48.00 51.00, cows 34.00 39.00. Hogs 2 300 with weights over 240 rising to 2.75, sows 4.00 higher. Lambs 39.00 41.00, ewes 10.00 15.00. Early Tuesday totals: cattle 500 hogs 2 500 sheep 300.
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Kansas City
Registration Still Needed for 18th Birthday Enrollees
Junior Elder state director of Selective Service urges young men to register within 60 days before or after turning 18. Legally they must register at 18, carry draft cards until age 26, and notify boards of address changes. Local board at 41 Professional Building Independence. registration also via Chanute High School office.
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Selective Service
Elder
Selective Service Boards
Office For Selective Service Local Boards
Professional
Independence
Afton Thompson
Chanute High School
Read's plans third Tulsa store in Farm Shopping Center
Read's Department Store intends to open its largest Tulsa location in the Farm Shopping Center at 51st and Sheridan, about Nov 1, adding 16,000 square feet. The Coffeyville-based chain, celebrating its centennial, already operates stores in Chanute and Coffeyville. David Neale, Read's secretary and Coffeyville manager, says lease signed six weeks ago and current stores will continue operating.
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Coffeyville
Read's Department Store
Tulsa
Read's
Chanute
David Neale
Read
Family Corporation
Farm
51St and
Sheridan
Neale
Thieves Strike Duccy Grain in Galesburg. Escape with Small Haul
Thieves broke into Duccy Grain Co in Galesburg around 2 a.m. Saturday, triggering a citywide chase. Deputies and officers from Neosho County and surrounding towns pursued two cars after alarms sounded, but the suspects eluded capture with about $6 in change taken.
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Duccy Grain Company
Galesburg
Neosho County
Moore
David Kern
Arden Hammans
Steve Lopeman
Erie City Police
Parsons Police Force
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Gene Taylor
Price Funeral Home
Home
Clark Lumber Company
Bright
Air Force
Reese Air
Order of the Eastern Star
Hume
Humboldt
Arkansas City
J. C. “Mac” McCurdy
Topeka
G. N. Ackerman
Malabar
Fla
A. J. Ackerman
Turner, Mo
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Eric
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S. Main
Selby Hudson
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Vernie Steele
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Edna Locke
Charles Parker
W. 7Th
Ron Samson
S&s. Grant
Kelly Stewart
W. 2Nd
Robert Voshell
W. Elm
Edward Taylor
S. Highland
Wayne Davidson
Uniontown
Vicki Kohler
George Briley
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Rosemary Brown
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Henry Knight
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Earl Hudson
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William Strean
Debra Ruckman
Iola
Henry Hill
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Clyde Brenner
S. Lincoln
Carter Willis
George Barker
Paul Ratcliff
Mark Ratcliff
S. Grant
Johnny Leroy
Craig Mueller
Leon Engelman
Buffalo
Jess Kuhn
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Rebecca Shinn
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Thayer
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Carl Autry
Russell Herron
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the Wizard OF ID
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Gorr
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