Police and Fire Reports Highlight Local Incidents
A stolen tape report involving juveniles is being unraveled by police and county officers. One youth accuses two others of stealing a seven dollar tape. the others deny it. Two grass fires near the Santa Fe tracks and Old's Grocery were extinguished. Davies firm in Pratt reports engine fire damage to a truck. cause undetermined. Parson community hosts a 15 hour drug education course at Labette College for teachers parents and seniors. Labette Republicans elect delegates to district and state conventions as 18 year olds vote. Kansas Regional Medical Program meets at Neosho County Community Junior College with 14 nursing homes participating to balance patient needs.
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Davies
Pratt
Parsons
Labette Community Junior College
Labette County
James W. Lane
Fredonia
Topeka
Kansas
Neosho County Community Junior College
Grant Support For Chanute Child Care Center Proposal
A $2000 grant to Child Care Inc. aims to start a day center in Chanute funded by the Presbyterian Synod of Kansas self development committee. The proposal faced a delayed hearing and was tabled, with support from Rev Myron Slater and endorsements from Martha Woodard Melvin Williams and Donald Fromong for meeting synod guidelines.
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Child Care, Inc
Cha
Presbyterian Synod of Kansas
Presbyterian Synod
Wichita
Myron Slater
Slater
Martha Woodard
Hutchinson
Family Services, Inc
Church Women United
Kansas
Melvin Williams
Parsons
Southeast
Fromong
Synod
Mark Andrews
Toeka
Chanute First Presbyterian Church
Colby
Simone Bodegardi- Wright
Brotherhood Church
Bodegard-Wright
University of Nigeria
National Presbyterian Church
Donald Fromong
Royster Junior High Bands Hold Evening Concert
Royster Junior High School advanced and prep bands perform at 7 30 tonight in the Royster gymnasium. Tickets 50 cents for adults and free for children 12 and under with a parent present. Bill Roberts directs the bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Junior High School
Royster
Bill Roberts
Deaths and funerals in Kansas communities
Mrs. Onna Maxwell of Osawatomie died Monday at Halstead Medical Center. Her husband, who worked in Humboldt, died nine months earlier. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Eddy Funeral Home Osawatomie, burial Ozawatomie. Daric Michael Vaughan, six weeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daryll Vaughan, died Sunday at McConnel AFB Hospital Wichita. Born Jan. 19 at Chanute. Survived by parents, brother Damon, paternal grandmother Ruth Vaughan Humboldt, maternal grandmother Beverley Williams Iola. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Price Funeral Home. burial Mt. Hope Cemetery. Angela Kaye Kinney, seven months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinney, died 1:45 p.m. Monday at Children’s Hospital Kansas City. Born Aug. 1, 1971 in Chanute. Survived by parents, grandparents Dick Packard Chanute, Richard Kinney Coffeyville, Roberta Jewell Independence, great grandparents Robert Roles Chanute, Hazel Cele Neodesha, Flossie Bryant Independence.
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Onna Maxwell
Osawaetomie
Humboldt
Halstead
Service Pipeline Company
Eddy Funeral Home
Osawatomie
Ozawatomie
Daric Michael Vaughan
Daryll D. Vaughan
McConnel Air Force Base Hospital
Wichita
Chanute
Damon
Ruth Vaughan
Beverley Williams
Iola
Price Funeral Home
Fred Wilbur
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Angela Kaye Kinney
Robert Kinney
Children’s Hospital
Kansas City
Dick Packard
S. Malcolm
Richard Kinney
Coffeyville
Roberta Jeweell
Independence
Robert J. Roles
S. Western
Hazel Cele
Neodesha
Flossie Bryant
Daily Transcript reports hospital hours and grants list
Neosho Memorial Hospital visitation is 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census totals 56 adults and pediatrics plus two babies. A grants meeting approved 17000 for local welfare projects including 1000 for Parsons grocery club, 800 for Independence day care training, 3800 for Family Services Hutchinson, 1500 for Hays Crisis House, 500 for Manhattan minority job program, and other grants. Names listed for Monday and today include Webb Marks Henry Carlson Leonard Krone Evelyn Woodruff Nedd Hinkle Alfred Krone Dale Markham Herbert Cheney Jerry Williams Harold Ferree Lester Denton Tom Johnson Sigel Lesan Mrs Dalton Mrs Claude Meigs Mrs George Summers John Thompson and Melvin Wilson Births noted: a boy born to Mr and Mrs David White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Marks
S. Lincoln
Henry Carlson
Fredonia
Leonard Krone
Humboldt
Evelyn Woodruff
N. Washington
Nedd Hinkle
Yates Center
Alfred Krone
N. Larson
Dale Markham
N. Grant
Herbert Cheney
Jerry Williams
S. Katy
Harold Ferree
Lester Denton
Parsons
Independence
Independence Community Junior College
Family Services, Inc
Hutchinson
Hays Crisis House
Manhattan
Tom Johnson
N. Steuben
Sigel Lesan
Thayer
Larry Dalton and Son
S. Forest
Claude Meigs
Altoona
Charles Dame
W. 6Th
George Summers
S. Malcolm
John Thompson
Neosho Manor
Thomas Neagle
Melvin Wilson
House Extends Tax Lid To July 31 1973 In Kansas
Kansas House approved extending the tax lid by a 78 to 31 vote, setting the expiration for July 31, 1973, despite Gov. Docking’s request to extend indefinitely. Committee previously favored December 31, 1974. The bill moves through the legislature with amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Kansas House
Robert Docking
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
House
Moran Girl Burned. Flown to Shrine Hospital in Galveston
Mary Sue Perkins of Moran suffered third degree burns over 40 percent of her body after playing with matches. She was initially taken to Allen County Hospital in Iola in serious condition, then airlifted by helicopter to McConnell AFB Wichita and on to Shriners Hospital Burn Center in Galveston.
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Moran
Mary Sue Perkins
Shriners Hospital
Galveston
Tex
Larry P. Perkins
Allen County Hospital
Iola
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14Th
Old's Grocery
Richard Bockover
W. Main
Labette College
Parsons District Schools
State Division of Instructional Services
Labette Gop
Robert Rice
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Davies Company of
Tee
Brotherhood Presbyterian Integrated Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Onna Maxwell
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Brian Barnhart
S. Ashby
David White
Walnut
Kustom Electronics
Spencer W. Finney
Joe Innocent
Boy
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Beetle Bailey
Sarge
Andy Capp
NER
Archie
Miss Beazly
Steve Canyon
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