Deaths and funerals for Tina Thuston and Glenn Clark
Mrs Tina M Thuston of Kansas City died after eight months illness leaving two sons Floyd and John a daughter Pearl 12 grandchildren and a sister. Funeral arrangements by Watkins Brothers Brush Creek Chapel. Glenn Marvin Clark 75 of 116 N Steuben died Friday night in Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Vining Community Church in Jet Okla conducted by Rev Arvel Robbins
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Tina M. Thuston
Kansas City
Floyd
N. Washington
John
Pearl
Kan
Lucille Jones
Watkins Brothers Mortuary
Brush Creek Chapel
Glenn Marvin Clark
N. Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospial
Vining Community Church
Jet
Okla
Arvel Robbins
KC Livestock market summary and regional obituaries
KC Livestock Kansas City AP reports cattle and hog markets with steers and heifers steady to higher, cows weaker, feeders scarce, and hogs mostly higher. Sheep steady. Tuesday estimates show cattle and hogs totals. Interment notes include Jet Cemetery arrangements for Johnson Mortuary. Clark of Chanute resident for 23 years, married 1917, survived by widow and family. Cloud Ethan Green, 86, Erie native, died in Wichita with funeral plans by Pierce Funeral Home Erie.
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Kansas City
Jet Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Clark
Chanute
Jet
William T. Clark
Valley Center
Abbie Gail Clark
Cloud Ethan Green
Erie
Wichita
Pierce Funeral Home
Neighborhood Notes Reported awards and local updates
Southeast Chapter of the Kansas Engineering Society led by James T. Bradley received an award for excellence in administration at its Kansas City annual meeting. Ruth Haynes after a Junction City crash update describes injuries to her son Donald, his wife, and more, hospital. Dr. Ed Cathers honored for service to optometry at Wichita convention and joins boards. Area 2 campers at Toronto Lake include Safari Chapter reps. NCCJC trustees meeting postponed to June 12 due to travel. Neosho County Democratic Clubs meet in Erie courthouse. Alvin Jones attended adult education institute in Wichita.
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The
Kansas Engineering Society
James T. Bradley
S. Larson
Kansas City
Bradley
Maurice V. Reagan
S. Rutter
Ruth Haynes
N. Garfield
Junction City
Donald
Haynes
Geary County Hospital
Ed Cathers
Kansas Optometric Association
Wichita
Cathers
Kansas Board of Examiners
Kansas Optometric Journal
Alvin Jones
Neosho County
Crash Follows Usual Pattern On Galesburg road collision
One driver, Albert L. Shaw 54 of Galesburg, was treated at Labette Medical Center Parsons and released after a two-vehicle wreck with Landon Woodward 24 of Parsons Saturday morning three miles west of US 39. Shaw left turn and Woodward passed collided causing $600 total damage. Sheriff Kern assisted. Also a church program on Amarillo mission work will be held at Pentecostal Holiness Church today at 7.50 p.m. Rev Pete Smith and Mrs Smith, former Chanute residents, will discuss work with Amarillo's needy.
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Albert L. Shaw
Galesburg
Labette Medical Center
Parsons
Landon Woodward
Galesburg Road
US 39
Shaw
Woodward
Amarillo
Tex
Pentecostal Holiness Church
14Th and Central
P.m
Pete Smith
Chanute
Christian Scientists Mark Firsts in Boston
At the world Christian Science convention in Boston three firsts were noted. The meeting marked the first held after new denominational headquarters occupancy. Marc Engeler of Geneva was named church treasurer, the first outsider to hold the post. Albert Bankart Crichlow of Trinidad was named to the board of lectureship, the first black lecturer for the denomination. David E. Sleeper, formerly a Texas oil man, became chair of the board of directors. Nearby, two youths in a 1966 Chevrolet were injured when they struck a cow five miles south of Erie on US 59. the cow belonged to Wesley Kroeker of Oklahoma. The cow’s value was about $200.
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World Organization of Christian Scientists
Boston
Marc Engeler
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Albert Bankart Crichlow
Trinidad
West Indies
David E. Sleeper
Texas Oil
Erie
US 59
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
John Elmer Doty
Afton
Okla
Jerome Thomas Russelburs
Commerce
David Kern
Wesley Kroeker
Police and Fire Reports From Chanute Area
Six summonses issued to Frank Daniels of Thayer for driving with one headlight and later DUI. Bonds set at 440 with hearing June 11 in Municipal Court. Mrs. Ralph Taylor reports theft of an electric tray from her car at 24 West Main. Allen Kirby reports a 30-30 rifle stolen from his car in Kustom Electronics lot after window pried open. Homer Lane arrested near Chanute for DUI speeding no license and failed headlights. bond 150. hearing June 1 in Municipal Court. Buck Jones reports break in at Dine A-Mite tavern with vending machines rifled for change. Charles Petty reports loss of a minibike from 214 West Mulberry.
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Frank Daniels
Thayer
Daniels
Ralph Taylor
R. 3
Chanute
Allen Kirby
W. 6Th
Kustom Electronics
Homer Lane
Iola
Neosho County
Lane
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visitation and Admissions Report
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with patient census at 47 adults and pediatrics and six babies. Admissions list includes Erma Robertson Yates Center and Wilbur Dodson Stark and Elma Pence 701 S Katy with several other names and addresses around Independence Iola Iola Humboldt Thayer and Kan sas City plus births Ivan Lewis and Thomas Harris with families real locations given.
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Erma Robertson
Yates Center
Kenneth Morris
Oak
Rhonda Sue Dickerson
Independence
Wilbur Dodson
Stark
Elma Pence
S. Katy
George Criger
S. Forest
Paul Shumaker
S. Gretchen
Quinn Dyke
Thayer
Richard Crawford
S. Central
Edward Rausch
S. Rutter
Zachary Barnett
Kansas City
Kenneth Slocum
W. 10Th
Gary Stevenson
N. Forest
Grain Market Kansas City Wheat and Corn Slides Mixed
AP grain report from Kansas City shows wheat at 276 cars with mixed futures for No 2 hard and red wheats, corn trading higher with No 2 white and yellow bids, oats largely unchanged, soybeans at 11.00 to 11.60 per bushel, and sacked bran and shorts around 72.75 to 73.50.
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Kansas City
Shorts
NFO Market Altoona Receives 309 Hogs For Collection
NFO market at Altoona reports 309 head of hogs received on Thursday. Butcher base price listed at 37.50 with sows at 31.75 and top paid at 38. Eggs shown include Grade A Extra Large at 0.50 and Grade A Medium value, with Grade A Tate quality noted in listings.
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Altoona Nfo
Weiskopf Captures Kemper Open In Tight Finish
Tom Weiskopf won the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow by three strokes with a final round 68 to finish 271, a tournament low. Lanny Wadkins was runner-up at 274, while Trevino and Palmer trailed. Nicklaus did not compete.
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Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Quail Hollow Country Club
Lanny Wadkins
Lee Trevino
Arnold
Palmer
Trevino
Bruce Crampton
Gary Player
Tommy Aaron
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Ethan Green
Kansas
Neosho County Community Junior College Board of Trustees
J. C. Sanders
NCCJC
Neosho County Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs
Highway Patrol
Davdl Kern
Biondie
Buck Jones
Jones
Charles Petty
W. Mulberry
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Sanborn
W. 3Rd
Dee Ann Koenig
N. Evergreen
James Beckley
Charles Malaly
Larry Dennis
Corinne Burk
Robert Johnson
Ardlyn Heights
Nedd Hinkle
O. E. Stapleton
Humboldt
Richard Reeves
S. Ashby
Sadie Akers
E. Oak
Lupe Perez
Cyrus Swift
S. Lafayette
Ivan Lewis
Thomas Harris
S. Malcolm
the Wizard OF ID
Chiaie
Beetle Bailey
Poe
Andy Capp
Chalikie
Nou Can
Ole
Archie
Betty
Nooet Tislinda
Snuffy Smith
Leetle Tater
Elviney
Steve Canyon
Seeezix
NFO
Nabs Kemper Open
Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Weiskop
Manley Industries
Slaughter Bros
Whyte
Spencer W. Finney
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