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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
7
Neosho County Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs meets 7 30 p m Tuesday at Nada Guffey home 301 E 17th Dixie Rose 5th District director to install new officers Roy D Myers president of Home Savings Association named to Educational Advisory Committee of Kansas Savings and Loan League for the coming year
A Chanute man, Joel C. Wright, missed a curve on a county road near Coyville about 5 p.m. Saturday. His 1975 Ford was demolished when it struck a utility pole causing about 350 dollars in damage. He was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital and released.
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with no morning slots. Census stands at 43 patients including adults, pediatrics, and one baby. Admissions and dismissals across Friday to Sunday list multiple names and addresses in Humboldt Buffalo Iola Thayer and nearby areas. A birth is recorded Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Catterson with a boy.
Gas Service President Jerry T. Duggan denounces an order impacting future residential and industrial gas connections in the Cities Service area. The order caps deliveries to current customers and raises risk of winter cutoffs for hospitals and schools, while preserving high priority for GM and other industrial users.
On the Lincoln Street overpass at 8:45 a.m. three cars sustained moderate damage with no injuries. Jeffery L. Aker received a speeding ticket for existing conditions after losing control of a 1970 Chevrolet. Jack A. Frost and Janice E. Spurrier collided while trying to avoid the crash. Frost’s 1976 Ford and Spurrier’s 1961 Ford were damaged. Estimated damages: Aker $600, Frost $75, Spurrier $300.
Collinsville Oklahoma driver Jack King was injured when his 1974 Peterbilt jackknifed on wet pavement three miles south of Humboldt on U.S. 169 after the vehicle ahead slowed for a turn without signals. King suffered a gash to the arm and planned treatment. his wife Mary Ann was uninjured. The truck sustained about $300 damage and the other vehicle did not stop.
Sue Emerson of 1802 W 2nd Wichita is hospitalized after a freak lawnmowing accident at home Wednesday. She jumped from a riding mower when steering quit, was first taken to Neosho Memorial then transferred to St Francis for hip surgery. She is expected to stay about two weeks in room 369.
The Wilson County Sheriff's Department reports a Sunday motorcycle crash on a private Chanute area farm. Thirteen year old Richard Vaughn rode a motorcycle when nine year old sister Jennifer ran in front. Jennifer was taken to a Topeka hospital with multiple broken bones. The father was present at the time.
An ordinance adopts by reference Zoning and Mobile Home and Mobile Home Park Regulations for Savonburg Kansas. It cites official copies, maps, and publication in the Chanute Tribune. The ordinance takes effect after publication dated June 6 1977. Court notice follows with probate petition and creditor notices.
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