Turner Family Briefs Include Turner Kin in Europe Trip
Mr and Mrs H C Turner of 15 St Steuben entertained their grandson Douglas Chaney of Houston Texas this week. Chaney, son of Mr and Mrs Bailey Chaney, travels between Europe and the United States with Aerojet Space Admin ties. Mrs West reports a stolen bicycle. Leroy Barker reports a broken basement window case.
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H. C. Turner
St. Steuben
Douglas Chaney
Houston
Tex
Fred Foreman
Shawnee Mission
Kansas City
Bailey Chaney
Europe
England
France
Belgium
Chaney
Turner
Foreman
Mrs. Burton Barkley Dies at 86 After Ill Health
Mrs. Burton E. Barkley 86 died at 7 30 a m today at her daughter’s home in Chanute. Born Gertie Porter May 30 1885 in Elk County she married Burton E Barkley in 1903 and lived in Chanute since 1910. Survived by two daughters Vera Jo Adams and Goldie Arnett three grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Gibson Koch Chapel with burial in Leanna Cemetery.
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Burton F. Barkley
Burton E. Barkley
Charles Arnett
N. Highland
Gertie
James E. Porter
Elk County
Longton
Independence
Chanute
North
Santa Fe
Vera Jo Adams
Kansas City
Goldie Arnett
Gibson- Koch Chapel
Bert Sutton
Max C. Deweese
Leanna Cemetery
Tire Makers Raise Prices Across Passenger Tires and Tubes
Uniroyal Tire Co joined other producers in boosting prices Friday. Passenger car tires rise 3 percent, passenger car tubes 5 percent, truck tires and tubes 3 to 5 percent, farm tires 5 percent, off the road tires 3 to 4 percent, and industrial and recreational tires 3 to 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uniroyal Tire Co
Uniroyal
Medical Graduate Joe Mendoza Receives Oklahoma Medical Degree
Joe Mendoza formerly of Chanute graduates from the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine in Oklahoma City. He will intern at Kansas City General Hospital starting July 1. He is a Tulsa alumnus, married to Rose Marie Servin of Bartlesville, and has three daughters.
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Joe Menavuza
Chanute
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Oklahoma City
Kansas City General Hospital and Medical Center
University of Tulsa
St. John's Hospital
St. Patrick's
Coffeyville
Rose Marie Servin
Bartlesville
Bernadette, Monica
Angela
Charges Dismissed Against Gen Seaman
The Army dropped war crimes charges against retired Lt. Gen. Jonathan Seaman after Gen. Ralph E. Haines Jr said the allegations were unfounded. Lt. Lewis P. Font, who filed the case, is now a conscientious objector. The 60 year old officer faced charges of conspiracy to commit war crimes and crimes against humanity for Vietnam era operations in 1967.
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FT. Monroe
Army
Jonthan O. Seaman
Ralph E. Haines Jr
Continental Army Command
Lewis P. Font
Kansas City
Seaman
Vietnam
Kittens for adoption and local store ads posted on bulletin board
A coin laundry bulletin board displayed a kitten ad offering darling kittens to good homes with a phone number. A later message claimed more kittens were available and added another number. The final entry promoted a local store’s pet supplies with the store’s address.
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Iola Lola
Warrant Charges Assault and Battery
Erie W A Reagin of 309 W Ash Grove Rd was arrested on a warrant charging wife and child beating. Undersheriff Dale Powell reported the arrest and bond was set at 250 pending the hearing. County Attorney John White issued the warrant.
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Erie
A. Reagin
W. Ash Grove Rd
Dale Powell
Reagin
John White
Neodesha Centennial Pageant Tonight At High School Stadium
The final performance of Neodesha centennial pageant is at 9 tonight at the high school stadium. Prepageant entertainment begins at 8 15 p m. The show depicts Neodesha history with music dancing comedy and features Chief Little Bear of the Osage and scenes from the pioneer and Gay Nineties eras.
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Neodesha
Little Bear
The
Chanute Recreation Rehearsal Schedule Noted
The Chanute Recreation Commission lists rehearsal times for its Li il Abner summer theater production. Schedule shows Monday and Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Memorial Building and Tuesday at 1 p m at Highland Park.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Memorial Building
Highland Park
Washington Post says bombing pauses unlikely to yield talks
In its Saturday editions the Post reports Johnson strategists doubted talk of peace talks would come from bombing pauses in 1965 to 1968. They hoped pauses would placate opinion and serve as a bargaining racket to ease tension.
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Washington
Washington Post
Pentagon
Johnson Administration
North Vietnam
Visiting hours set at 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p.m
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours limited to two daily windows. Census lists 48 patients including adults, pediatrics, and one baby. Names appearing for Friday and today include Newt Cherem, Cynthia Dietrich, Lealma Madden, John Grady, and others with addresses in Neosho area.
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Newt Cherem
N. Plummer
Joe Banes
S. Plummer
Leo Phobus
Leo LaLoge
N. Central
Cynthia Dietrich
N. Garfield
A. F. van Wickle
S. Kansas
August Erickson
Lavenburg
Ernest Christiansen
S. Santa Fe
Clara Boyd
Lealma Madden
S. Ashby
John Grady
S. Western
Thaddeus Ralls
S. Evergreen
Leona Tennis
Highway Commission Lets K39 Contract
The Kansas Highway Commission let an asphaltic concrete and seeding project on highway K39 from the east junction with US 75 eastward 10.3 miles to Chanute. The award for the asphaltic concrete work went to Ham Asphalt Co. of Perry for 402,373 dollars.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Chanute
Topeka
Ham Asphalt Co
Perry
Name Release Policy Drops Juvenile Crime Rate
INDEPENDENCE The juvenile crime rate in Montgomery County fell about half over three weeks, said Juvenile Judge Kenneth David. He credits his new name release policy for juveniles convicted, initiated May 1 on an experimental basis. He notes declines in grand theft, felonious destruction of property, and felonious vandalism as the policy unfolds.
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Montgomery County
Kenneth David
David
Church Property On Tax Rolls
Shawnee County assessor requested that all tax-exempt property of the Presbyterian Church be taxed. George Schnellbacher said in a letter to the state Board of Tax Appeals that after the church’s national organization gave 10,000 dollars to pay attorney fees for Angela Davis, the church should prove its property and funds are used for religious and charitable purposes. The general assembly had provided the grant from a legal defense fund.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnee County
Presbyterian Church
George Schnellbacher
State Board of Tax Appeals
Angela Davis
General Assembly
Farm Animals Zoo Feature at Riverside Park
Riverside Park hosts a summer program bringing young farm animals to an enclosure east of the sea lion area. Parks official Bill Hubler announced the event to give youngsters a closeup look at the animals.
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Riverside Park
Bill Hubler
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