Moffatt reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Dale Nelson
Mr and Mrs Dale Nelson hosted the Moffatt reunion at their rural route two home with 40 relatives and guests enjoying a noontime basket dinner and family games. Mrs Joseph W Holladay returned from Mora Minnesota visiting daughter Mrs Bernard Nordenstrom and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Nelson
Moffatt
Joseph W. Holladay
N. Grant
Mora
Minn
Bernard Nordenstrom
Marsha
Tom
Roy Holladay
Kansas City
Deaths and funerals in Humboldt area updates
Obituary notices report the death of William M. Nash 68 from a one car accident near Jasper Missouri with services set at Assembly of God Church Humboldt. Survivors include a stepson sister and brothers. Other items note theft porch damage dog pen odor and local graduation and reunion planning details. A horse clinic at the Fredonia fairgrounds features judge tips and demonstrations by Sherman Lauder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
William M. Nash
Jasper Mo
Assembly of God Church
Gordon Norris
Mount Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Nash
Springfield
Pierce City
Mary E. Shaw
Wheaton
Omer Shaw
Kansas City
Fannie Durham
Clara Aaron
Clarence Nash
Elmer Nash
Francis Nash
San Diego
Calif
Fredonia
Fairgrounds
Sherman Lauder
Blue Mound
Eight Brass Water Meters Stolen in Iola Area
Eight brass water meters valued at about $100 each were stolen from oil leases near Iola. Two meters came from Marvin Boyer’s lease southeast of LaHarpe and six from Mack Colt’s lease nine miles north and one mile west of Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Marvin Boyer
LaHarpe
Bowman to Manage VFW Club Rooms
Chester Bowman of 1202 S Plum will manage the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1654 club rooms at 1654 W Main. He starts June 15 after earlier four year stint at the downtown club. Post Commander Bill Baker said current manager W T Dever has two weeks notice and plans are unsettled. Swimming lessons for St Paul youth run July 12 to 23 at the Erie pool with sessions at 9 am and 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Howell
Thayer Cemetery
Howell
Denver
Thayer
Veterans Hospital
Helen Mathews
Chanute
Dorothy McCune
Lawrence
la Jerome
Dallas
Twilla Priest
San Diego
Chester Bowman
S. Plummer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. Main
Bill Baker
S. Garfield
Bowman
West Main
W. T. Dever
S. Allen
Baker
ST. Paul
Erie Pool
Mini-Bike and Car Collision Injures Youth in Neosho
Patrick Gurney age 19 riding a mini-bike on Main Street at Steuben collides with a westbound 1960 Chrysler driven by Mable Wilmoth 67. Gurney receives bruises and abrasions, treated and released at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Mini-bike is a total loss. The crash occurred about 4:35 p.m. Officials report the Chrysler turned onto Steuben as the bike tried to avoid impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gurney
N. Grant
Main and Steuben
Chrysler
Mable G. Wilmoth
N. Central
Main Street
Juvenile trio drank liquor from home hid in dog house
Three boys aged 13, 14, and 16 faced a drinking incident after taking five and a half fifths of liquor from a home. They hid the bottles in a dog house, drank scotch, vodka, and gin, then continued with creek water and pickles to mask breath. The 13-year-old rode erratically near the library and was hospitalized overnight for observation but all three were reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Director of Public Safety
Lige Matlock
Summer Repairs Costs and Vocational Tuition Expenditures
Fisher reports total repair costs near 102 900 and district funds paid 4 439 for vocational technical courses for District 413 staff in 1970 71. Courses included truck driving cosmetology electronics and auto mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Neosho Memorial Hospital notices and bids summary
Visiting hours set for 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm census lists 44 adults and two babies. Joe Hilton named custodian Fred Potter resigns as Hutton sixth grade teacher. Bid accepted 1500 from Glen Ainsworth for old activity bus other bids listed. Dismissals and new postings include multiple local residents and staff movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe Hilton
Fred Potter
Hutton
Glen Ainsworth
Ottawa
Petty Theft Charge and Local Court Actions
Robert E. Thomas, 27, Cherryvale, was taken into custody at 8:30 p.m. Monday on a petty theft charge after a cab driver relayed a suspect’s address from a taxi dispatcher at 14 S. Highland. A purse theft was reported from the American Legion. Municipal Court actions include Billy Bridges of Houston pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated with $125 fine and charges of careless driving dismissed. James Ellis Jr. of 620 S Lincoln pleading guilty to reckless driving with $150 fine and 10 days in county jail. Melvin K. Brady of Cherryvale pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated leaving the scene of an accident open bottle and malicious mischief with $260 fine and one-year parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Thomas
Cherryvale
S. Highland
American Legion
Legion
Thomas
Billy Bridges
Houston
James Ellis Jr
S. Lincoln
Melvin K. Brady
Fredonia youths receive D D S degrees at Missouri KC
Three Fredonia youths, Bob Bunch, Harvey Eplee, and Wavel Wells, earned D D S degrees at the University of Missouri School of Dentistry graduation in Kansas City. Local stocks show bids and asks at 10 30 p m. Thomas released on 50 bond with trial set for Monday at 3 30 p m. Kustom Electronics and ILC Products quoted with 8 9 and 6 6 percent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Worley
Kansas City
University of Missouri
Richard Foster Worley
Doyle D. Worley
Wichita
School of Dentistry
Pearl Casebier
S. Kansas
Worleys
Thomas
Fredonia
University of Missouri At
Bob Bunch
Harvey Eplee
Wavel Wells
Federal Highway Administration Proposes Farm Vehicle Driver Exemption
The Federal Highway Administration would revise rules to exempt farm vehicle drivers under 10 000 pounds and custom harvest operations. The exemption would apply to drivers aged 18 to 21 as reported by Congressman Joe Skubitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Highway Administration
Joe Skubitz
Great Cattail Robbery Ends In Penance by Respreading
Three Galena men in their mid 20s agreed to respread one hundred thousand cattails to dry after stealing them from George Ganstine. Deputies recovered the cattails with a search warrant and no charges were filed yet. The men face restitution and penance for the $1,000 loss in a case tied to local cattail trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
George Ganstine
Ernie Donaldson
Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office
Donaldson
Wichita Florist
Sheriff's Office
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Orval Swaney
Ellis Dodge
N. Lincoln
North Garfield
Rolland Delos II
Steven Churchill
Jerry Churchill
W. Elm
Frank Nigh
Coffeyville
Charles Chauncey
N. Steuben
Howell Rites
VFW
Dever
Wilmoth
Tribune
Demon
Daily Transcript
Bertha Hampton
Robert Townsend
Richard Borjas
N. Forest
Ray Cummings Jr
Herman Squier
S. Lafayette
Melvin Williamson
The
Salvation Singers
Don German
Neodesha
Martin Blessant
Pittsburg
Wayne Toomey
Irving Latta
Altoona
Wynona Scott
Joe Ingle
Stuart Allen
Galesburg
Forrest McMillen
E. Elm
Grace Yarnell
Eric
James Peters
Leo LaLoge
Bobby Hamilton
N. Malcolm
Nathan Hale
Stark
Kustom Electronics
ILC
Westamerica Securities Inc
Ganstine
Dennis the Menace
Bec
Denmark
Pfanuts
Andy Capp
Andy
Archie
Europe
Countess Trollez
Skeezix
Migs Elva
Ain
Mister Pert
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