Obituaries outline for Chanute residents and families
Deaths in Chanute and area include Guy Short at home on West Main. Opal Older of Chanute dies, service at Johnson Chapel with Elmwood burial. numerous church and fraternal affiliations noted. Edith Ackerman, long-time Chanute resident, dies at 94 with services at Gibson-Koch Chapel and Elmwood Cemetery. Survivor details and memorials listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Opal) Older
Deeper Life Manor
Johnson Chapel
Elmwood Cemetery
Livingston N. Witten
Chanute
First United Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors of America
Rebekahs
Santa Fe Federation
Women's Society of Christian Service of
William Woodward
Older
S. Larson
Robert Rader
Edith May Ackerman
W. Elm
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Otterbein United Methodist Church
GAR
M.O. Cartlidge
Perry Ernhart
Brazil
Ind
Marie Stipp
Fay Simpson
Caney
Edith Flottman
Humboldt
Bessie Brooks
S. Denman
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Paul R. Hett
KU reading awards arrive and delayed by illness
The University of Kansas reading program awards have arrived with certificates and Jayhawk emblems. Chanute Public Library children's librarian Joanna Welch noted a KU staff illness caused the delay. Awards will be presented at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the library's children's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Joanna Welch
Chanute Public Library
Children’s
Daily Transcript: Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours and Admissions
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 PM and 6:30 to 8 PM. Census 58 with adults, pediatrics, and three babies. Admissions span Friday to today with multiple residents named and addresses across Humboldt Iola Yates Center and nearby towns. Dismissals and births noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ratliff
Humboldt
Harry Ingels
S. Evergreen
Tammy Frischenmeyer
Selby Hudson
N. Kansas
Garrett Tasche
Edith
Mark Lounsbury
S. Malcolm
Ruben Smith
N. Forest
Alma Waldron
Mabel Keath
W. Main
Harriet Tees
N. Santa Fe
Kevin Ross
S. Garfield
Grace Reece
Anna Eastburn
Viola Carson
Thomas Boman
N. Highland
Steam Engine Progress Delights Chanute Enthusiasts
Conductor Wise works for about a decade on a steam engine stored in Missouri before restoring it to its blue boiler and red yellow canopy. He leads Fort Scott Steam Club members in Pioneer Days displays and compares with larger leagues in Iowa and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Santa Fe
Chanute
Fort Scott
George Jackson
Missouri
United States
Mt. Pleasanton
Iowa
Montana
Canada
Dalton
Minn
Chanute Art Gallery Sees 340 Visitors In First Six Days
In Chanute the art gallery welcomed 340 visitors in six days. Mrs. Howard McNeill led the first tour for Vacation Bible School students from First Christian Church, with 27 children and five adults. Visitors came from Chanute area towns, New York, California, and Chicago, NJ. Mrs. Dale McCoy reports volunteers will work half days monthly. Twenty one artists are represented. monthly rotation planned and one man show this summer. The oldest works include paintings by the late Lillian Godden Barker who introduced art to Kansas schools. The gallery tour starts with Mrs. Barker's paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Howard McNeill
First Christian Church
New York
California
Chicago
Dale McCoy
Lillian
Grain Market Report from Kansas City
AP reports Kansas City grain bids with wheat at about 2.74 to 2.78 for No 2 hard and 2.68 to 2.86 for No 3, No 2 red around 2.64 to 2.70, corn steady to up to 15 higher with No 2 white at 3.25 and No 2 yellow near 2.36 to 2.40, oats steady with No 2 white 1.00 to 1.09, rye 1.46 to 1.51, barley 1.54 to 1.63, soybeans 9.80 to 10.12, and sacked bran and shorts about 72.50 to 73.25.
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Kansas City
Neighborhood Notes From Rural Yates Center Visits and Circus Move
Mrs. Jerry Pat Ricker and son Troy Lansdown of Salt Lake City visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper and in law relatives in rural Yates Center. Don Washburn leaves for Joplin to join Sid Kliner Great London Circus touring the Midwest and Canada after four years with Ringling Brothers. The Ladies of the GAR meeting set for Tuesday is canceled this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Pat) Ricker
Troy Lansdown
Salt Lake City
Utah
James Cooper
Trenton Rucker
Yates Center
Don Washburn
Joplin
Sid Kliner
London
Midwest
Unites States
Canada
Washburn
Ringling Brothers Circus
Fannie Washburn
N. Evergreen
Herbert Washburn
Ralph Harner
Humboldt
Vandalism Reports Hit Alcott School and Local Homes
Police log notes vandalism Friday night with broken school windows at Alcott School and home windows at Naomi Gingrich and Earl Mueller. A Gibson Discount Center plate glass was shot and broken Saturday by a BB gun. A bike was stolen from Mrs. Joyce Hosak Saturday night. Several Erie area visitors to Washington, D. C. were photographed with Congressman Joe Skubitz on the House steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott School
Naomi Gingrich
S. Lafayette
Earl Mueller
E. Main
Gibson Discount Center
N. Highland
Joyce Hosak
W. Pine
Dean Strack
Larry
Nancy
Washington, D.C
Joe Skubitz
Neosho County Juco Board to Set Next Year Pay and hires
Neosho County Community Junior College trustees plan to set staff salaries for the coming school year at an 8 p.m. meeting in the Administration Building. They will consider contracts for instructors in home economics physical science and a librarian plus an instructor supervisor in the School of Praxis economics. Dr. Erik Conard will report on summer school the spring semester honor roll and music department shelving. Dr. J C Sanders will report on a recent tennis court burglary. A dog poisoning case and a stolen car microphone report also appear in police notes with values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Community Junior College Board of Trustees
School of Pracome Economics
Erik Conard
Youth Walks From Wreck at Yates Center
John R. Porter 16 of Yates Center was released from Allen County Hospital Sunday after an accident Friday that left him hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
John R. Porter
Allen County Hospital
Porter in Collision on County Road 315 West of Yates Center
Sheriff Frank Bennington reported a Friday morning crash on a county road west of Yates Center. Porter lost control on a small rise, rolled the car twice into a ditch, suffered abdomen and back wounds, and was walked to a farm house before his parents drove him to the hospital. Cattle market summary follows with price ranges for steers heifers cows and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodson
Frank Bennington
Yates Center
Bennington
Porter
Disruptive conduct leads to $25 fine for Neil Moore
Neil Moore of Highland pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to disorderly conduct after a May 5 parking meter dispute. He was also charged with littering and resisting arrest, but was found not guilty on those counts and paid a $25 fine for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Moore
Highland
Moore
Market Report Covering Eggs Sheep and Livestock
Local market notes list egg prices for grades A extra large large and medium, plus sheep and spring lamb figures. Spring lambs are strong with end prime prices 38.50 to 39.50. ewes and shorn sheep range 8.00 to 15.00. Tuesday estimates project cattle 700, hogs 3000, sheep 300. bidding by Seal Kustom Electronics and Manley Industries Slaughter Bros. (Whyte) with data from Spencer W. Finney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Slaughter Bros
Whyte
Spencer W. Finney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy Short
Johnson Mortuary
Edith Ackerman
Daily Transcript
Dorothy Nelson
Western
Michael Hartwig
William Lopeman
W. Ashby
Kenneth Slocum
W. 10Th
Ethel Hellman
N. Steuben
Paul Moore
Jane Sanchez
Elma Pence
S. Katy
Sylvan Waggoner
Charles Webb
James Burk
N. Washington
John Miller
Edward Rushton
Neil Ford
Godden Barker
Kansas
Ladies of the Gar
Florence Marque
Erie
Verda Zimo
John and
Louis
Florence Fritsch
Rock Island
Frank Marque
Cathy Joe
Bill Martin
Alvin Martin
William Earl
Alin
Walnut
Juco Board
J C. Sanders
Burgaon
Gary Russell
Mike
James Wooldridge
Eric
S. Santa Fe
Wooldridge
KC Livestock
the Wizard OF ID
Beetle Bailey
Werats
Lou
Andy Capp
Okan, Chalkie
Akan, Fred
Archie
Snuffy Smith
O-Dewzie
Leo Fraziers
Steve Canyon
Steve
Johnny Mink
Leo Frazier
Professor
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