Death notice for Chester W. Diverbliss in Humboldt
Chester W. Diverbliss 78 died Monday at Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute. He retired from Monarch Cement, moved to Humboldt in 1942, WWI veteran and United Methodist member. Survived by widow, two step daughters, seven step sons, many relatives. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Humboldt United Methodist Church. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Diverbliss
Humboldt
Chester W. “Jhonney” Diverbliss
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Monarch Cement Company
Iola
United Methodist Church
Allen Diverbliss
Enos Tilman
Mary Kinney
Barstow
Humboldt United Methodist Church
Leroy Foreman
Mount Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Kustom Secures Exclusive Mosrite Guitar Distribution
Kustom Electronics Inc and Mosrite of California Inc announce an exclusive distribution deal for all Mosrite guitars. Mosrite, founded 1953 in Bakersfield, will limit Mosely’s production to seven lead guitars and one bass as Charles A. Ross and Lennie Mosely confirm the pact at the National Association of Music Merchants exhibition in Chicago.
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Kustom Electronics, Inc
Mosrite of California, Inc
Kustom
Mosrite
Bakersfield
Calif
Charles A. Ross
Lennie Mosely
National Association of Music Merchants
Chicago
Mosely
Ross
City Commission Adopts Lake Safety Plan And Loader Rent
The commission approved restricting lake swimming to the south of the dam and boating to the north side, with boating on Wednesdays Thursdays Saturdays Sundays and holidays. They also authorized Martin Tractor Co to rent a Caterpillar loader for 250 dollars a month, with rental credit possible toward purchase. A culvert size dispute for the United Methodist Church drainage ditch prompted a meeting between Armco and the city manager. The next meeting is set for July 10 at 4 p.m.
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Lige Matlock
Santa Fe Lake
Matlock
Martin Tractor Co
Armco Steel Co
Armco
Heath
Weekend theft report and county election filings in Erie
Police report a weekend theft from Lee Weeks home of a hand spotlight fishing tackle and tackle box. Court actions: Roy Robertson and Marvin Thoma, both 18, sentenced to 60 days for petty larceny. Raymond Brown turned in items found behind a swimming pool. Erie filings show Republican and Democratic nominations for sheriff and county commissioner positions with no opponents for six offices.
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Lee Weeks
S. Malcolm
Roy
Rocky” Robertson
S. Edith
Marvin Thoma
Raymond Brown
S. Denman
Ray Coder
Chanute
James H
Jim” Guffey
S. Santa Fe
David Kern
Richman
Guffey
Lesher
Raymond Radford
Wayne B. Gibson Jr
Don Harding
McGovern Says Life Terms for Drug Kings
Senator George S. McGovern told police in Queens that he would impose life sentences on drug kingpins calling them the rottenest people on earth. He rejected civil liberties concerns saying he would rather free a dozen guilty men than jail one innocent man in edge cases.
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New York
George S. McGovern
Forest Hills
Queens
Robert Cividianes
Step Taken For Big Hill
One million dollars was approved by the House Appropriations Committee for the Big Hill reservoir start in western Labette County for the 1973 fiscal year. The dam will be five miles east of Cherryvale and the project totals 7.4 million dollars with water contracts arranged by the Kansas Water Resources Board for sale to cities and rural districts.
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Parsons
Big Hill
Labette County
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
Cherryvale
Congress
Nixon
Kansas Water Resources Board
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Tulsa
Reitemeier Named Acting Parsons School Superintendent
Parsons District Schools appoints C. G. Reitemeier as acting superintendent to fill duties left by Henry T. Norris resignation. Reitemeier, 43, currently assistant superintendent for three years, will start official duties August 1. Bid results note Kustom Electronics and ILC Products with two percentage figures provided.
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Parsons
C.G. Reitemeier
Henry T. Norris
Reitemeier
Kustom Electronics
ILC
Spencer W. Finney
Three Injured In County Road Collision
Three persons were injured in an intersection collision on a county road 60 miles northeast of here about 5 30 p m Monday. G Dale Shultz 31 Melissa Shultz 2 and Charles N Hole 36 all of R 3 were admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital where their conditions were listed as good. Shultz drove a 1950 Ford truck southbound Hole a 1964 Buick eastbound and their vehicles collided at an intersection 4 ½ miles east and 2 ½ miles north of here. Miss Shultz rode as a passenger in her father’s truck. Damage was estimated at 300 to the Shultz truck and 500 to the Hole car.
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Here
G. Dale Shultz
Melissa Shultz
Charles N. Hole
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Shultz
Hole
Miss Shultz
New Manager Begins At Montgomery Ward
Greme R. Kruse assumed duties as Montgomery Ward store manager on June 7. Coming from Durango, Colorado, where he was assistant manager, Kruse and his wife Nancy have three children Paige eight Rod five and Tony two. The family is purchasing a home at 210 Gretchen.
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Montgomery Ward
Greme R. Kruse
Kruse
Durango
Colo
Nancy
Paige
Rod
Tony
Gretchen
Visiting hours posted for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting times from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Patient census tallies 50 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Admissions show multiple names and addresses for Monday and Tuesday, including Jack Phillips Hum boldt Mary Christy Iola Keith Shrum Mickey Ratliff and others in Humboldt Springdale Coffeyville and LaRosa Motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Phillips
Humboldt
Mary Christy
Iola
Keith Shrum
Springdale
Ark
Mickey Ratliff
Howard Womeldoph
W. Elm
Darlene O’shea
LaRosa Motel
George Mann
Eric
N. Plummer
Lee Ann Upton
S. Steuben
Robert Johnson
N. Wilson
L. H. Kendall
Coffeyville
George Lopeman Jr
S. Western
Suspect Bound Over To District Court In City Court
Earl Henry Brown of Denver was bound over to District Court after a Monday preliminary hearing before Judge Richard Ashley. Brown, a freshman at Neosho County Community Junior College, is free on a $500 bond and faces charges of entering a building with intent to commit a felony and theft of $200. Edna Jack Gilpin of Edna and Virginia Mabrey, 19, of Parsons, were arraigned on marijuana possession charges and pleaded not guilty. Trial is set for July 17. Gilpin and Mabrey are each released on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ashley
Earl Henry Brown
Denver
Brown
Neosho County Community Junior College
Jack Gilpin
Edna
Virgina Mabrey
Parsons
Ashley
Gilpin
Miss Mabrey
National Guard Officer Candidate Commissioned in Salina
Leonard R. Hopper of Co D 89ist Engr Bn Kansas Army National Guard has completed Officer Candidate Training and was commissioned second lieutenant during graduation at the Kansas Military Academy in Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard R. Hopper
Kansas Army National Guard
U.S. Army National Guard
Kansas Military Academy
Salina
Hopper
S. L. Hopper
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