Roberts Rites for Ernest Roberts Held at Johnson Chapel
Funeral services for Ernest Roberts 79 of 720 N Evergreen were set for 2 p.m. Monday at Johnson Chapel with Rev Robert Gant officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. A World War I veteran and former city water department employee he leaves two sons Fred of Harvard Nebraska and George of 1006 N Garfield Hutchinson.
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Ernest Roberts
N. Evergreen
Johnson Chapel
Ivors
Fred
Harvard, Neb
George
N. Garfield
Neosho area notes with hospital and obituaries
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours at Neosho Memorial Hospital and census. It lists admissions and dismissals, then police citations for Frank Tichenor and local crime notes, plus softball results for Blues, Whites, and Greens. Obituaries include Mark Eastburn, Darcy Lyn Derby, Chester Perkins, and Jean Swank, with funeral details and survivors. Local sports mention VFW Minor League games and Hornet OCAW players. National Farmers Organization ends corn marketing vacation amid price uptick.
Car and bike crashes injure youth. no hospital care needed
Stan Krusich, 7, was scratched in a bicycle collision in an alley near Highland and Evergreen at 3:40 p.m. The rider and Cherie Blake, 17, of 710 Evergreen, were involved as the Gremlin hit the bike when entering 8th Street. The other collision on Main and Lincoln involved John W. Heaton and Frank Carlburg with damage but no injuries.
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Stan Krusich
Gary Krusich
S. Lincoln
Stan
Highland
Evergreen
8Th Street
Cherie Blake
S. Evergreen
Triumph
Main
Lincoln
John W. Heaton
Kansas
Main Street
Dodge
Frank Carlburg
Carlburg
Rentention of insurance lower for Kansas State University property
Kansas State University faces a near 20 percent drop in property insurance premiums. The State Committee on Surety Bonds and Insurance cut the annual cost to 70000 from 86216, citing reduced campus violence and destruction and adding an improved deductible clause.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas State University
State Committee On
National Union Fire Insurance Co
Neighborhood Grant Okayed for Wichita
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved an 8.2 million dollar grant for Wichita to fund the second year of the Neighborhood Development program. The money will clear and rehabilitate land for the city administrative center complex in the north central area.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Wichita
Contract Signed For 4-H Building In Kansas
A $600 000 state 4 H citizenship building contract at Rock Springs Ranch south of Junction City was signed by Dolph Simons Sr. of the Kansas 4H Foundation. The center is to be finished by summer 1972 and will host Kansas youths to meet and study citizenship principles.
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Junction City
Kan
Rock Springs Ranch
Here
Kansas 4H Foundation
Dolph Simons Sr
Lawrence
Kansas
J. Harold Johnson
Foundation
Chanute Man Held Pending Transfer to State Hospital
Police kept a Chanute man in custody at the city jail today awaiting transfer to a state hospital. Calls came from the 100 block of South Lafayette and the 1700 block of West 2nd after a naked man in a pickup offered a drink. The commitment papers originated in County Attorney John White's office before this morning's incidents.
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Chanute
South Lafayette
West 2Nd
John White
Nixon dedicates Arkansas Waterway in Tulsa ceremony
President Nixon with a bipartisan delegation dedicated the 1.2 billion Arkansas Waterway terming it an exceptional monument. The system of dams and locks creates a seaport for landlocked Oklahoma and Arkansas cities, with private investment expected to exceed cost as industrial development rises. Nixon praised reduced flooding and river conservation while promising environmental protections.
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Tulsa
Okla
Nixon
Arkansas
Congress
Oklahoma
Verdigris
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Clayton Sharp
Donna Blough
S. Santa
Sharp
Rocky
Tony
The
American Legion
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hanna Levis
S. Santa Fe
Paul Mueller
Gladys Ahlers
S. Kansas
Tommy Stipp
Thayer
Mary Knapp
S. Malcolm
Frank Tichenor
S. Garfield
Blues
Reds
Stacy Aday
Cara Fairchild
Sara Kneeland
Greens
Elbert
Goldie) Ellison
Mark Eastburn
R. 3
Neosho Manor Nursing Home
Lorenzo D. Eastburn
Neosho County
Sophronia Taylor
Ger
Grange
United Methodist Church
Humboldt
Neosho Manor
Beauford
S. Grant
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Wavil Brinkmeyer
Leroy Foreman
Shaw Cemetrey
Derby
Darcy Lyn Derby
Baytown
Tex
Roy Schoepflin
Jack Laver
Lisa
Dan
Lance
Beytown
Chester Perkins
Bartlesville
May Crowl
W. 4Th
Stumpff
Bartleeville
Earlton Cemetery
Jean Swank
LaGrange
Roy and
Helen Swank
VFW
Han’s Flowers
OCAW
Kustom Electronics
Ron Honas
Jeff Yakle
Bernie Alonzo
Jack Ellis
Greg Kubler
Kustom
Mike Bowman
Derek Hames
Brian Olson
Hal Jones
Raymond Love
Gary West
Corning, Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Tribune
Irvin Bickel
Lyle
la Junta
Colo
Maude Bickel
Emmet Bickel
Irvin and
Charles Hansen
W. Main
James Trabue
Wallace Johnson
S. Central
L. W. Holmes
Tyler
Ann Moore
Marlene
Glendale
Calif
Clara E. Swanson
Minneapolis
Minn
Johnson
E. J. Ramsey
S. Plummer
Marie Wheat
W. Sth
Ethel Barr
John Richards
Dave Garret
Dave
N. Grant
Richards
Dagwood
Chuck
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
Archie
Steve Canyon
RED
Bernarda Trollez
London
WWE
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