Multiple Small Fires And Local Crimes Reported In Area
Police logs show two grass fires extinguished Sunday afternoon with no damage. Incidents include a stolen 1938 Plymouth found at Orley’s Cafe, a December assault at Dine A Mite Tavern, curfew violators, underage beer possession, purse snatching, cabin break in, car tampering, a harassed referee after a basketball game, a friendly car take and return, and a truck rolled into a light pole. Authorities checked license plates and filed warnings where appropriate.
Humboldt Fight Still Leads to Custody Action
Curtis Hupp Jr living at 914 Santa Fe was taken into Humboldt police custody after involvement in at least three fights at the Top Hat and Dine-A-Mite. He was arrested and handed over on an existing warrant signed by Richard and Howard Youngberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Santa Fe
Richard Bockover
W. Main
Danny Shaw
N. Lincoln
Curtis Hupp Jr
N. Santa Fe
Humboldt
Hupp
Top Hat
Dine-Amite
Humboldt Police
Richard Youngberg
Kansas City
Kan
Howard Youngberg
Pittsburg
Altoona Teacher and Custodian Submit Resignations
Alice Latson a fourth grade teacher and Frank Stanley the school custodian resign from Altoona Midway School District 387 after many years of service. Both have been longtime members of the Altoona community and its schools.
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Altoona
Alice Latson
Frank Stanley
Altoona-Midway
Allen County Back In One Piece Again
Allen County remains intact in the proposed Senate districting after Rep. Robert Talkington said the House accepted his amendment to the reapportionment bill. District 12 would include all of Allen County along with Woodson, Anderson, Linn and Bourbon counties and four Crawford County townships. The Senate plan would have split Allen County with Iola and Humboldt likely joined to Neosho and Labette counties. A conference committee and governor signature are needed, with a veto considered likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Allen County
Kansas Senate
Robert Talkington
House of Representatives
Senate
Talkington
Woodson
Anderson, Linn
Bourbon
Crawford County
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
Booze Dangers to Drivers Greater Than Marijuana
Providence AP report notes a forthcoming federal study suggests marijuana impaired drivers are less aggressive but not safer than alcohol impaired drivers. Dr. Robert McKelvey cites tests indicating marijuana smokers may be less alert over four hours behind an auto simulator, with comparisons to alcohol effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Injury Control Research Laboratory
Robert McKelvey
McKelvey
Hospital Visiting Hours And Patient Census Report
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 53 adults and pediatrics and two babies. Admissions span Friday Saturday and Sunday detailing names and addresses of new patients in Neosho Memorial Hospital and nearby towns. District Court Fil Chanute summarizes several civil and divorce actions including contractual judgments and foreclosures involving local businesses and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Lois Fisher
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance, Inc
William Hedden
Norma Jéan Hedden
Sutcliffe Inc
Honore Dupu
Marie Alice Springer
Eldon Ray Springer
Fayette Manufacturing Company
Campfire Campers, Inc
First National Bank of Chanute
Joseph
June Pierce
William Dean
Bonnie Dean
Triangle Mobile Home Products, Inc
Thomas
Connie Witten
David M
Sharon M. Findley
Wayne Burghart
Leonard A. Woods
Shasta Sue Woods
Erie High School Winter Concert Slated for Tuesday
The Erie High School music department directed by James Autrey will present a winter concert in the high school auditorium Tuesday at 8 p.m. The program showcases student ensembles and features a range of classical and modern pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie High School
James Autrey
Market Livestock and Cattle Price Report
Prices for hogs cattle sheep and related figures across weight classes and grades. Includes hogs sow boar and heavy weights. cattle grain fed steers heifers standards and stocker calves. cows bulls and sheep with bid asked notes from Kustom Electronics and ILC Products furnished by Spencer W Finney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kustom Electronics
Spencer W. Finney
Deaths Funerals Bloomheart Rites
The funeral for Mrs. Margaret Gallagher Bloomheart was held at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. James R. Peters officiating. A memorial is planned at the church and interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born in Butler Pennsylvania and moved to Chanute 60 years ago, co-owned Tioga Gift Shop with her sister, and is survived by siblings, nephews, and nieces across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gallagher Bloomheart
Grace Episcopal Church
James R. Peters
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Bloomheart
Butler
Hugh Gallagher
Chanute
Claire Christie
Tioga
Christie
S. Forest
Charles Gallagher
Borger
Tex
Richard W. Lind II
Kansas City
James Lind
John Gallagher
Berlin
Germany
Madrid
Spain
John Emerson
Lawrence
Wallace Sellers
New York City
Paul Strom
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Phillip Everly
Dayton
Ohio
Ed Wolfe Back From Kansas City Medical Center
Ed Wolfe 18 of S Tennessee returned from Kansas City Kansas after surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center and spent a week recovering at his daughter Mrs Robert Neths home Quivira Lake His sister Mrs Roxie Malin of Topeka also visited Then Mrs H L Robertson of North Western returned from Wesley Medical Center in Wichita after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Kansas City
Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Robert Neth
Quivira
H. L. Robertson
N. Western
Wichita
Wesley Medical Center
Donaldson seeks re election district court judge in Fourth Division
George W. Donaldson district court judge for the Fourth Division covering Neosho and Wilson counties announced his bid for re election subject to the August Republican primary. He was first elected in 1964 and reelected in 1968 completing his second four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Donaldson
Neosho
Wilson
Donaldson
S. Wilson
11Th
Kansas
Chanute
University of Kansas Law School
Engineer Appointed Bourbon County Engineer in Fort Scott
Lewis L. Shields arrived last week and took the duties as Bourbon County engineer on Wednesday. He fills the vacancy from the resignation of the late William Niggeman. Shields comes to Fort Scott from Marysville where he served over two years as Marshall County engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Lewis L. Shields
Bourbon County
William Niggeman
Shields
Marysville
Marshall County
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Jim Wiles
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2Nd
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Wilson County
Maurice Elliot
W. Oak
Robert Lee
Clyde Kile
Washington
West Main
Lola Bond
Highland Cemetery
St. Andrew’s School
Independence — St. Andrew's
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Frank Baumstark
Father Baumstark
Independence City
Andrew B. Dott
McKelvery
Daily Transcript
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Oren Johnson
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Bernice Splane
Charlene Cummings
Nina Morris
James Morrison
Pauline Reynolds
Eric
Russell Sharp
S. Western
Fred Ludecke
Merle Venus
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Jerry Sloan
Katy
Charles Webb and Son
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Jack Hanson
N. Wilson
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W. 2Nd
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Gerald Taylor
S. Highland
Tom Roberts
Wallace Love Jr
Parsons Livestock
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