Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Humboldt Area
Charles S Lett Jr 304% 8 Larson died this morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Marie Middleton 81 of N Evergreen died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral Tuesday 1 30 p.m. at Johnson Chapel with Rev Bert Sutton. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Osburn George E Bub 72 Humboldt area resident died Sunday night at daughter Naomi Storck's home Chanute. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery with services at St Peters Church. Maude B Smith 81 Buffalo died Sunday at daughter Jane Sherbenou’s home Chanute. Funeral 2 30 p.m. at Cason-Knickerbocker Freonlia. Burial Big Sandy Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Lett Jr
Larson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Johnson Mortuary
Marie Middleton
N. Evergreen
Chanute
First Christian Church
H. C. Arnold
New York
Jesse West
William D. Middleton
Arnold A.west
Wichita
Barbara Middleton
Mary Lee Carter
Bessie Durham
Warsaw
Til
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
Elmwood Cemetery
George E
Bob” Osburn Humboldt
Humboldt Area
Bub” Osburn
Naomi Storck
Ashby
Wayne E
Leavenworth
Myrtle Wrestler
Humboldt
St. Peter's Church
Herman Seyfert
Mount Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Maude B. Smith
Buffalo
Jane Sherbenou
W. Main
Cason-Knickerbocker Funeral Home
Fredonia
Big Sandy Cemetery
Middletown
Police and Fire Reports From Wichita Area
Windows in at least five cars were broken in the Elks Lodge parking lot Saturday night. A Wichita Eagle and Beacon employee reported a Sunday theft of a newspaper dispenser at Alta's Diner valued at 865 with about 38 in change inside. Marjorie Cook said her car was vandalized in her garage. A grass fire Friday near Martin Johnson Airport started by city mowing equipment. A gas line in James McCoys truck broke Friday causing a blaze in the engine and wiring damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks Lodge
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Alta
Martin Johnson Airport
Charles Ogle
James McCoy
S. Highland
N. Lincoln
Horse Backed Into Car Near Stark Injures Horse
Eddie A. Smith, 11, Stark, escaped injury as his horse backed into a passing automobile just west of Stark Saturday morning. Millie Ericson, 76, of E'smore, drove the car damaged at about $200. The horse was injured but still walked.
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Stark
Eddie A. Smith
Smith
Millie Ericson
Ericson
Collision in St Paul Leaves Two Uninjured
Gail M. Gallo, 21, of Pittsburg, suffered about 225 dollars in damage to his car after a Friday collision in St. Paul. John P. O'Brien, 61, of St. Paul, pulling from the curb, caused about 25 dollars damage to his pickup. Neither driver was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Gail M. Gallo
Pittsburg
Gallo
Central Street
John P. O'Brien
O'Brien
Kennedy and Fluber Families Hold Reunion in Malcom Center
Neighborhood notes report Dan Barnhart and family visiting Vallejo relatives while Dean Mendez of Wichita welcomes Claudia Monique born Tuesday. Grandparents Opal Mendez and Indalecio Blago of Manila join 50 relatives at North Malcolm Community Center basket dinner.
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Dean Mendez
Wichita
Claudia Monique
Opal Mendez
N. Lee
Indalecio Blago
Manila
The
Philippines
Kennedy
Fluber
North Malcolm Community Center
Tedew's Markets Report Mixed Prices
Readable lines show commodity quotes with values around 12.00 11.60 and 11.51 double digits. The fragment notes markets activity with a reference to July sop and December future or spot values.
Grain Market Report at Kansas City
Grain prices in Kansas City show slight declines for wheat with 252 cars down 2 percent and mixed bids for varieties of No 2 and No 3 grades. Corn 346 cars steady, soybeans at 10.95 to 10.75 per bushel with bran and shorts futures around 73.50 to 74.25 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Local Stocks Show Mixed Readings Amid Quiet Trade
Local market notes list Kustom Electronics and Manley Industries among stocks, with figures showing narrow spreads and small gains. The page cites prices and quotes from bidders and asks, but details are sparse and scattered.
Fort Scott Family Wins Recognition
The Dean Hewetts of Fort Scott Mary and Dean and their children Jananne and Jeffrey are among about 20 Kansas families to be honored at the Family of Builders awards during the Kansas Kiwanis convention August 17 to 19 in Great Bend. One family will be named No 1 Family of Builders in the state.
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Fort Scott
Dean Hewetts
Mary
Dean
Jananne
Jeffrey
Kansas Kiwanis Foundation
Hewetts
Feasibility Study Delay for Wilson County Rural Water District 10
Dave Feather of Reiss and Goodness Engineers explained weather and road conditions delayed the study. All benefiting locations and names were rechecked on maps. Lorentz and Clark named legal counsel in case of incorporation. Carl Stiles resigned as chairman due to health. Ronald Walker elected chairman.
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Wilson County Rural
Dave Feather
Reiss and
Goodness Enginers
Feather
Firm
Lorentz and Clark
Carl Stiles
Ronald Walker
Sisters Attend National Education Association Convention
Lynda Lassman of Fredonia and Diane Lassman of 99 N Allen will attend NEA events in Portland Oregon from June 30 to July 6. Lynda teaches at Fredonia junior high and is a delegate from the Fredonia NEA chapter. Diane, a student at Kansas State Teachers College, is state secretary of the SNEA and will attend the SNEA national convention in Seattle before Portland. The Lassman sisters are daughters of Mr and Mrs Irvin Lassman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Lassman
Fredonia
Diane Lassman
N. Allen
National Education Association
Portland
Ore
NEA
Larry Clough
Gold Hill
Clough
Nancy Jones
Vilas
Budget Hearings Involve 16 Agencies
Sixteen agencies participate in budget hearings to allocate the 1973 Pittsburg United Fund grant of 102 300. A 10 member committee will interview agencies to decide if they join the United Fund, including the Arthritis Foundation Crawford County Mental Health Center and a First Methodist Church day care. Existing supporters include Institute of Logopedics Cerebral Palsy YMCA Mental Health Carver League Boy Scouts Help Now Inc Kansas Child Service League Retarded Children Salvation Army Red Cross Elm Acres and Girl Scouts.
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Pittsburg
United Fund
United Fund Organization
Arthritis Foundation
Crawford County
First Methodist Church
Institute of Logopedics
YMCA
Kansas Child Service League
Retarded Children
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Elm Acres
Girl Scouts
Minister Assumes Independence Post
The Rev. Glenn Hawthorne formerly of Stark has moved with his family to become pastor of the Congregational Church in Independence. He succeeds interim pastor Rev. Carl Packard and will also serve the Elk City Methodist Church.
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Independence
Glenn Hawthorne
Stark
Congregational Church
Carl Packard
Hawthorne
Elk City
Methodist Church
Big Hill Reservoir Project Estimated at 7.4 Million
The Big Hill Reservoir, a four year federal-state project, is billed for 7.4 million dollars. The dam will sit five miles east of Cherryvale and create 1,240 surface acres at normal level. It will back water toward US 160, serving flood control, water supply and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Big Hill
Cherryvale
Verditris
Stairwells Modified at Iola Schools to Meet Fire Rules
IOLA Stairwells at the junior high high school and Lincoln Jefferson elementary schools have been modified to comply with fire regulations. Smoke blocking enclosures were added on each floor after state fire marshal inspection. District maintenance staff completed the work.
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IOLA
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Visiting Schedule and Admissions
Visiting hours set for 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with patient census at 35 adults and pediatrics and three babies Admissions listed for Friday through today including Mrs C L Boyd Hum boldt Mrs Anne Jordan Lav enburg and others with names and towns such as Iola San Springs Okla Humboldt and Neodesha Dismissals noted for multiple residents and families Birth announced for a boy to Mr and Mrs David Leeper at 225 S Western
Crash Kills Parsons Man
Stephen C. Bolt, 19, of Parsons, died in a head on collision with a southbound semi on US 169 about 2 miles south of Earlton at 5 am Saturday. David Lee Dempsey, 24, Tulsa, driving the semi, was hospitalized and later released. Police estimated $16,500 in vehicle damage as Neosho County officers assisted in the investigation.
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Stephen C. Bolt
Parsons
Earlton
US 169
Bolt
David Lee Dempsey
Tulsa
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Labette Medical Center
Neosho County
Highway Patrol
Long Treks To Collision Near Yates Center
Bobby M. Cathcart, 19, of Sacramento California collided with Scot and Craig Haney, 14 and 15, of Byron Michigan, while all were westbound on US 54 about 2% miles west of Yates Center. Cathcart drove a car towing another car. the Haneys were treated and released at Greenwood County Hospital in Eureka. Bicycle damage was $5 and $15. Cathcart’s two cars sustained $300 in damage.
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Yates Center
Bobby M. Cathcart
Sacramento
Calif
Scot
Craig Haney
Byron
Mich
Kansas
US 54
Cathcart
Haneys
Greenwood County Hospital
Eureka
KC Livestock Market Report Tuesday cattle hogs and lambs
Kansas City AP reports cattle 1400 with steers and heifers steady and cows strong to 50 higher. Hogs 2700 with barrows gilt 50-75 higher and various weight ranges. Sheep 600 with spring lambs and ewes steady. end prime lambs 36-37. Estimates show Tuesday totals: cattle 700 hogs 3000 sheep 300.
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Kansas City
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Charles Lo Lett Jr
Osburn
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Faye Yount
Peach Orchard
Ark
William Daniel
Kinsley
Harry A. Smith
Agnes Brown
Whittier
Sherbenou
Nellie Mae Daniel
St Joan
B. R. Coonfield
Tryon
N.C
Marjorie Cook
Dan Barnhart
Derek
Vallejo
Barnhart
Ray Barnhart
S. Malcolm
Tedew's Markets
Chicago Grain Futures
Chicago
KC Wheat Futures
Service Coop
Humboldt - Chanute
Rte
Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Slaughter Bros
Whyte
Spencer W. Funney
Fort Scott Family
Tribune
Daily Transcript
C. L. Boyd
Anne Jordan
Lavenburg
Satuday
Rodney Williams
Ioa
David Dempsey
San Springs
Okla
Tracy Rickerson
Everett Davis Jr
W. 7Th
Herbert Reed
Fred Tippie
Elsmore
Edna Locke
Eric
Thomas Spence
William Guy
Kevin Haviland
N. Grant
Walt Bass
N. Highland
Rachele
Rhonda Earcie
James Myers
Samuel Dennis
Marvin Wolfe
S. Central
Mae Witty
H. J. Fisher
S. Plummer
Winnie Watts
Quincy
Randall Harding
Earl Morrison
Ronald Umbarger
L. D. Perry
Tracey Rickerson
Susan Riley
Edna Kaufman
Franklin Hartshorn
Sand Springs
Winifred Ginther
John States
Melvin Wilson
Garrett Tasche
S. Edith
James Beckley
David Leeper
S. Western
KC Livestock
Sagwoos
Weeu
MR. Sack
Sai
Beetle Bailey
Seui
Eithes
Koge
Andy Capp
Archie
Thoreau
Pip
Jughead
Wild Rose Bush
Snuffy Smith
Steve Canyon
Skeezix
Ambrose
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