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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
7
Citizens aided the Red Cross by donating 133 pints at Central Park Building on Wednesday and 65 pints at Neosho County Community Junior College on Thursday. The two events exceeded the quotas of 100 and 60 respectively, totaling 198 pints with 10 deferrals. Excess donations will offset winter shortfalls in other county visits.
The Heart Searchers from Central Bible College Springfield Mo will perform at the Assembly of God Church. The group of three men and three women will give programs at 7 50 p m Saturday and 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday.
Notices concern the Rutherford estate hearing for descent of real estate in Chanute and Erie with March 1 1973 defense deadline. Also a Neosho County Community Junior College tax levy resolution set at 1 mill over five years for a 225 000 building fund with 90 day protest window. An ETHEL M SULLIVAN guardianship case seeks sale of real estate Mercury Comet and household goods to pay debts with March 23 1973 deadline. Attorneys listed.
Edith Amick 77 former Chanute resident died at home in Clovis New Mexico Survivors include daughter Mary Hood two grandchildren and sister Helen Johnson Funeral services were at First Presbyterian Church Clovis Sherwood Mortuary in charge Maggie M Nelson 76 longtime Chanute area resident died February 23 in Santa Ana California She was affiliated with Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church and Go Light the Lamp of Lutheran Learning Survivors include two daughters a son four grandchildren and four great grandchildren plus a sister and five brothers
Petition filed in Neosho County District Court Sitting at Chanute asks a judgment quieting the First State Bank of Thayer title to Lots 15 16 17 18 and 19 Block 21 City of Thayer Neosho County Kansas and determines adverse interests Petition sets April 6 1973 as pleading deadline Attorneys for Plaintiff are Henshall and Pennington The case names numerous defendants and potential heirs seeking to establish ownership rights to the property and quiet title.
The City of Chanute invites sealed bids by March 19 1973 at 4 PM for furnishing all tools labor materials and constructing a municipal swimming pool per city plans and specs. Bid bonds 5 percent required with deposits refundable on plan return. Joint ventures must list members. City reserves right to reject bids and require statutory and performance bonds. City Clerk Bonnie L. Moffatt.
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census stands at 75 with five babies among adults and pediatrics. Thursday admissions include Eric Calloway Humboldt and Mrs Elmer Gibson 1306 S Central Norma Scott Humboldt Joe Mudd R 4 Mrs Max L Beech 1430 S Central Abbie Mussulman 1309 W 5th Today Barbara Middleton 101 N Evergreen. Dismissals Thursday include Mrs Robert Wilson 210 Allen Dwight Clapson Walnut Marion Willis Norman Okla Mrs Sylvan Waggoner R 4 Aliie Walford Humboldt Mrs Iver Hutchinson and daughter 1214 S Washington Deana and Gloria Giefer Humboldt Mrs Anna Atkins 802 S Malcolm Julian Gutierrez Humboldt Fred Peterson 1606 S Edith Today Joseph LaRue 1006 N Forest Mrs Gary Luedke Frontenac William Benson 1516 S Evergreen Mrs Eugene Maxwell R 2 Russell Abbott Earl ton Birth Mr and Mrs Tony Smith 402 W 2nd a girl today.
In a Fifth Estate continuation, Norman Mailer concedes political naivety yet pursues ideas over elections. He proposed New York as the 51st state and argues America’s lost identity, driven by Vietnam, must be recognized. He previews a Marilyn Monroe biography linking identity to reality.
A mail truck leaving Stark veered into a ditch after avoiding a stock rack that had dropped from a pickup driven by Louis Beggs. Undersheriff Arden Hammans reported the rack was in the road. Frank J. McGie of Iola, 53, tried to dodge it at 6:30 am, causing about $250 damage to the truck.
The Justice Department announced the government has reached an agreement in principle with Indians at Wounded Knee South Dakota ending the siege. The accord aims to resolve the standoff and grant a path forward for negotiations and relief measures.
Joenna Welch of Chanute Public Library will read The Lioness Who Made Deals by Fred Gardner and The Porcupine and the Tiger by Fern Powell during the 10 30 a m story hour Saturday at the library.
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