Deaths and Funerals in Ottawa Chanute region
Mrs. Eunice Campbell of Ottawa died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital born January 30 1887 at Leanna survived by a son and three daughters and twelve grandchildren along with great grandchildren funeral services set for Tuesday First Christian Church Chanute burial in Leanna Cemetery Also noted Charles E Crowder 78 Bartlesville died in Bartlesville after a career with National Zinc and farming two daughters a son six grandchildren and four great grandchildren survive funeral Wednesday in Bartlesville and Altoona Cemetery Ethel Rush Till 74 of Neosho Memorial Hospital died Sunday member of churches and clubs survivors include a niece and a nephew with services Tuesday at the Chanute Methodist Church Burial Greenwood Cemetery Memorial established at the church Contributions to church office prayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Campbell
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Leanna
Enos
Martha Reed
Chanute
Chester L. Campbell
First Christian Church
Oasis Club
Senior Citizens Club
A. D. Campbell
Elsmore
Lloyd Brown
T. D. Webb
Englewood
Colo
R. W. Urban
Tulsa
Okla
John Laver
Damron-Towner Chapel
Burt Sutton
Leanna Cemetery
Altoona
Charles E. Crowder
Bartlesville
Jane Phillips
Medical Center
National Zinc Company
Toronto
Glen Crowder
Gladewater
Tex
Helen Hendricks
Oakland
Calif
James Ashmore
San Leandro
Arnold Moore
Sparlin Norwood
Altoona Cemetery
Ethel Rush
Ethel Daisy Rush
Neosho Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Merry Mixers Sewing Club
Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit
Harve 0
Rollow Z. Rush
Rush
Methodist Church
Savonburg Barrow Entered in National Barrow Show
Linda Sue Collins of Savonburg is among 19 Kansas exhibitors entering a bar row in the Production Tested Barrow Contest at the National Barrow Show. The event runs September 10 to 12 in Austin Minnesota with preparation at St Ansgar Iowa Testing Station in May. Bar rows will be slaughtered and appraised in a production related Carcass Contest after the live show. There are 843 entrants from 25 states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Sue Collins
Savonburg
Kansas
Austin
Minn
Collins
St. Ansgar
Iowa
States
Canada
User Fees Start May 1 At Corps Campgrounds
The Corps of Engineers will begin collecting user fees on selected highly developed multi use sites in Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas around May 1. About five percent of Oklahoma sites 243 in total will be charged. Arkansas will tax seven day use areas and 115 camping sites while Kansas designates 16 day use areas and 52 camping sites for user fees. Daily camping costs range from 1 to 4.50 depending on facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Corps of Engineers
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
No Injuries From Lake Wreck Near South Mound
A non-injury motor crash occurred at 2 45 Sunday afternoon at McKinley Lake two miles southeast of South Mound. Kathryn Pecha 16 Parsons backed into Charles Dillworth 74 Parsons vehicle after failing to see him while turning around. Damages were about 200 to the Dillworth 1965 Chevrolet and 150 to the Pecha car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Lake
South Mound
Arden Hammans
Kathryn Pecha
Parsons
Miss Pecha
Charles B. Dillworth
Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient Census Report
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. It records a patient census of 48 adults and pediatrics with two babies. Admissions and discharges span Friday through today including multiple individuals and addresses across Humboldt Eldon Wichita Altoona Iola and Buffalo with names such as Sam Umland Mrs Garry Daniels and Fadocia Nole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Sam Umland
Humboldt
Garry Daniels
Ronald Fowler
W. Elm
Eldon Vaughn
Wichita
Kenneth Frankenberg
Altoona
Marvin Seger
S. Santa Fe
Dennis Jones
Fadocia Nole
S. Denman
Frank Ramsey
S. Gretchen
Dorothy Alexander
S. Forest
James Halligan
Westview Nursing Home
Boyd Bogle
S. Highland
Emma Pribbernow
Lavon Little
Iola
Edward Goeken
Paul Lowe
S. Malcolm
Amy Daggett
Eric
Alta Ham
Stephen Yarnell
Buffalo
Eunice Chilson
Fred Malson
Kansas City Auction Reports Mixed Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices
KC market notes cattle 2,800 head steady to lower with cows dropping up to 3.00. feeders and steers steady with high choice prices around 47.00 and 45.00-46.50 for choice. hogs 5,500 with barrows and gilts 50-75 lower. sow prices weak. Sheep and lambs 350 head and 50 lower for lambs with spring lambs 42.00-50.00 and ewes higher. Estimates Tuesday cattle 1,200 hogs 3,500 sheep 200. Eggs prices listed and supplier notes appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dealers Form Local Wheelchair Basketball Team
Six years ago the Chanute Dealers began wheelchair basketball. The team practices four times weekly and requires players to have at least 10 percent disability. Next year the Dealers schedule a game with the Harlem Globetrotters. Jesse Jackson puts attendance at about 500 and calls the event a real success with a large crowd for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NWBA
Harlem Globetrotters
Jesse Jackson
Chanute Human Relations Board
Jackson
Chanute
Recreation Calendar Highlights March 19 to 24
Community calendar lists daily activities at Pad and Board Room Royster Gym Central Park and Launching Pad. Events include basketball seniors night volleyball yoga art classes and open house with times from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Classifieds must be placed by 9 30 a.m. weekdays or 1 p.m. Friday for Saturday listings. Dial 431 4100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster
Central Park
Former Chanute resident cited for scholastic work
Bruce E. Benson former Chanute resident has received a certificate of academic achievement from the College of Business Administration at the University of South Carolina. Benson a December graduate was recognized for outstanding intellectual discipline and received a congratulatory letter from Dean James F. Kane. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Benson of 1516 S Evergreen and works for Haskins and Sells CPA in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce E. Benson
Chanute
College of Business Administration
University of South Carolina
Benson
James F. Kane
Chanute High School
William Benson
S. Evergreen
Haskins and Sells
CPA Firm
Kansas City
Mental Health group discusses Kansas Transitional Living Program
Mrs. Phyllis Shanline outlined KTLP growth and after care needs at a Kansas City planning session. The ad hoc committee will address half way houses, education, and promotion as next steps with a meeting set for April 5-6 to establish licensing standards. Mrs. Don Tucker presided at the Elks Club dinner with 35 attendees including state board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Institutional Management
Phyllis Shanline
Manhattan
Riley County Association
Kansas Transitional Living
KTLP
Shanline
Kansas City
Don Tucker
Neosho County Association
Elks Club
State Board of Directors
Medical educator and tax totals noted in Neosho County
Dr Henry J Dick Jr has completed 150 hours of continuing medical education to maintain his family physician membership. Neosho County's share of net cigarette tax revenue for the quarter ending Feb 28 is 13700.81 with total 1684159.13. Water shutoff at 7 30 p m near Main and Forest expected two hours to repair hydrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Dick Jr
Chanute M
American Academy of Family Physicians
Neosho County
Tom van Sickle
Main
City Water Department
Forest
Charlie Williams
Three Wrecks Occur Sunday Within Hour
Sunday evening saw three non-injury accidents in the highway patrol area within one hour from 5:30 to 6:30. At 5:30 p.m. on US 75 in Buffalo a collision between Peggy Denton and Gloria Hutchinson caused $900 in damage. At 5:35 p.m. two miles east of Chanute on K39 Harold Cople and Arlena Mishler rear-ended each other with $275 total damage. At 6:30 p.m. north of Altoona on US 75 Janita Zink and Roger Blair collided when Blair failed to yield, totaling $450 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Peggy Denton
Cherryvale
Gloria Hutchinson
Altoona
Denton
Hutchinson
Chanute
Highway Patrol
Harold R. Cople
N. Malcolm
Arlena Mishler
S. Steuben
Cople
Mishler
Janita Zink
Parsons
Roger Blair
Benedict
Zink
Blair
Juvenile Custody After Shoplifting At Discount Center
A juvenile was taken into custody Saturday after an employee stopped him attempting to leave Farmers Discount Center with a cap worth 1.77. Police said the case would be turned over to juvenile authorities. Robert Dale Turley, 18, Thayer, was arrested on petty larceny charges Sunday for attempting to leave with boots priced 9.99 and released on 25 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Discount Center
Robert Dale Turley
Thayer
Turley
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