Arrests After Gunshot Report Involving Jim and Robert Joy
Police respond to gunshots and a man in the street leading to the arrest of Jim Joy for intoxication disturbing the peace and discharging a gun within city limits. Robert Joy charged with disturbing the peace and released on recognizance. No injuries reported.
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Jim Joy
Robert Joy
W. Olive
Jail Term For Report In Erie Court
Jeffrey Jordan aged 18 of 1321 S Santa Fe was sentenced to 30 days in Erie county jail for making a false police report. He also drew 5 days for probation violation on a July petty larceny case and waived a preliminary hearing on an insurer arson charge, to be sent to District Court. Co defendant Clifton Gahman, 18, Erie, had a preliminary hearing postponed and is held on 500 dollar bond related to the same fire.
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Jeffrey Jordan
S. Santa Fe
Erie
Jodan
Raymond Radford
Jordan
Clifford Gahman
Postal third class rates rise March with five cent minimum
The Postal Service announced higher third class mail rates effective March 12. Major change is a five cent minimum per piece for advertising circulars. Bulk rates for books catalogs rise to 21 cents a pound with minimum five cents per piece. Single piece third class rates increase 1 to 9 cents based on weight.
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Washington
Postal Service
Grandson Wins Tulsa Decathlon Title At Memorial High
Lan Haverfield won the Tulsa public schools decathlon at Memorial High School with 4 651 points from 10 events. He is grandson of Mr and Mrs L L Nelson of 1624 S Santa Fe. over 100 students from 21 Tulsa junior high schools competed in events including dash rope climb and swim. Yates Center senior Lynn Schornick will direct the Rock Chalk Review at the University of Kansas Lawrence campus Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. This 21st annual edition features original scripts and student acts. Schornick directed last year's performance and majors in music theory and composition.
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Lan Haverfield
Tulsa
L. L. Nelson
S. Santa Fe
Memorial High School
Haverfield
K. P. Haverfield
Chanule
Yates Center
Lynn Schornick
Bill Schornick
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Schornick
Farmers Union Meeting Monday In Galesburg Area
A report on the convention in Dallas will be presented at the Neosho County Farmers Union meeting Monday at 8 p.m. The session, led by Leonard Panek FU president, will be held at the Hillcrest 4H building located one mile east and one mile north of Galesburg.
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Galesburg
Vention
Dallas
Neosho County Farmers Union
Hillcrest 4H
Leonard Panek
County FU
Overpass Repair Details Given
Mark Roberts of the state Highway Commission said repairs on the North Lincoln overpass arise from aging. The city contracted with the commission to perform the work, which should take about three months and finish by summer’s end. Two lanes will stay open during construction. the bridge is structurally sound. The project includes a concrete overlay on the driving surface and work on piers and abutments.
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North Lincoln Overpass
Mark Roberts
State Highway Commission
Roberts
Obituary and trial notes span Kansas counties
Fred Reifi 90 a former Urban a resident died in Kansas City after a life as a businessman. Clyde Johnson 46 of Bronson acquitted by reason of insanity in the murder of his mother Ethel Mae Johnson, 61, with a hammer. committed to state hospital at Larned for security and treatment after prior incompetence. Bridge repairs described as emergency fixes amid expansion and contraction of concrete due to temperature and heavy loads.
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Urbana
Fred Reifi
Kansas City
Little Friend School
Ida Blane
Fort Scott
Kan
Bronson
Bourbon County
Clyde Johnson
Larned
Johnson
Ethel Mae Johnson
Heroin Haul In France On Shrimp Boat
French customs seized 937 pounds of pure heroin aboard the shrimp boat Caprice des Temps in Marseille. The haul, described as the largest in history, could supply a month of American users and valued at dockside between 4.25 and 5.1 million dollars, with street value far higher. Captain Marcel Boucan attempted suicide during the seizure but survived after hospital treatment.
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Paris
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
U.S
Marcel Boucan
Caprice Des Temps
Marseille
Boucan
Villefranche
Stewart Sentenced on Check Charges
Archie Stewart of Detroit was sentenced to one to ten years in the state penitentiary in District Court Erie after pleading guilty to five counts of forgery and five counts of passing bad checks. He was arrested Nov. 29 1971 and applied for parole, which was denied.
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Archie Stewart
Detroit
Erie
Stewart
40 Farmers Request Set Aside Service
The Neosho County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office notes that earlier requests for set aside inspection and measurement services lead to earlier completion. William G. Neely, chairman of the county ASC committee, says signup since 1972 has prompted increased demand for this year’s service offering under the farm program.
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ERSE
Neosho County
ASCS
Raritan Elsmore Club to host pancake fry at city hall
The Elsmore Raritan Club will hold a pancake egg and sausage fry for the public Saturday at city hall starting at 5 p.m. More than 200 people are expected. A free will offering will be taken with proceeds to community betterment programs.
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Elsmore
Shopping Center Project In Preliminary Stages
The West Cherry Investment Company is in early talks on a West Cherry shopping center. President Dr Alex Mih says no decisions yet on going public and store lineup may take two years. The firm awaits a major investor while already building at 619 N Forest for lease to the Federal Land Bank Association.
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West Cherry Investment Company, Inc
West Cherry
Alex Mih
Mih
Mil
Mariam
Art Holmes
W. G. Bodley
N. Forest
Federal Land Bank Association
Visiting hours and patient census at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting times 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 56 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Names and addresses appear for current and yesterday patients including Mrs Ray Walsh Thayer Steven McFarland and Mrs John Carter among others. City of Chanute issued February building permits totaling 70 402 for several projects including garages and a commercial addition at 116 W 14th and a fuel storage tank at 119 S Santa Fe.
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Frank Luther
S. Malcolm
Raul Ponce
N. Washington
David Fehr
Larson
John Gorton
W. 9H
H. A. Prosser
H. K. Porter Company
W. 14Th
City of Chanute
S. Santa Fe
Neosho Paper
South Forest
Raul Quirarte
S. Forest
Wayne Burghart
N. Forest
Glenn Clark
S. Kansas
Moran Firemen Fight Two Blazes
Moran firefighters battled two blazes within an hour. The first fire damaged unoccupied apartments above Moran Grocery with faulty wiring suspected. The second fire struck Stevens horse ranch a quarter mile south, destroying a barn and seven tons of hay as winds fanned the flames.
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Moran
Moran Grocery
Stevens Horse Ranch
World Day of Prayer Service at Otterbein Church
The World Day of Prayer service is set for Friday at 1 30 p m at Otterbein United Methodist Church. Local news notes include the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Young of Houston formerly of Chanute and the current high school pre enrollment for the final nine week quarter. Joe Smith Neosho County Community Junior College dean of students will visit Arma High School Friday morning.
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Otterbein United Methodist Church
Richard Young
Houston
Tex
Chanute
Richard Dwayne
Jenny Lynn
Bessie Young
N. Garfield
Fern Ingrown
Corpus Christi
Harry Hay
Iola
Joe Smith
Neosho County Community Junior
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