Deaths and funerals of Pauline Betase and Lydia Scott
Mrs Pauline Betase 74 was found dead at 1310 S Santa Fe and funeral services planned for Friday at 2 pm in Johnson ton with Memorial Park Cemetery interment. Lydia F Scott 96 died at Westview Nursing Home after years of illness. survivor is son H G Thurman Petrolia.
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Pauline Betase
S. Santa Fe
Johnsonton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lydia F. Scott
Petrolia
Westview Nursing Home
Levi Waggoner
Henry C. Thurman
Erie
Charles J. Scott
Amy A. Osgood
S. Malcolm
Harry E. Hayes
Price
Utah
R. H. Lockwood
Lawrence
Springfield
I. V. Ewing
Osgood
Hayes
Lockwood
Chanute
Daily Transcript Ne sho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours Notice
Hospital visiting hours listed as 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 45 adults and children. The notice provides a roster of names with addresses for today and Tuesday including Anita McCoy Charles Pillot and Mrs Olga Wright among others.
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Ne*sho Memorial Hospital
Charles Baker
S. Plummer
George Cummings
Thayer
Agnes Hobbs
Anita McCoy
Kenneth Summers
W. 4Th
Jimmie Wagner
Yates Center
Refugio DeLa Torre
S. Henry
Hollie Mercing
Lavenburg
Olga Wright
Eric
Ralph Alexander
S. Highland
Somjetana Bua-Aim
Charles Pillot
S. Lafayette
Arthur Solomon
Howard
Hugh Vanderford
S. Santa Fe
Georgia Gluck
Pittsburg Driver Killed in Crash
Pittsburg Kansas AP Jack Thomas aged 40 was killed when his pickup struck a parked unoccupied semi trailer off the roadway. No skid marks noted. Survived by a son and a daughter. services scheduled at Gibson Koch Chapel with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Jack Thomas
Thomas
Gibson- Koch Chapel
Harold Knight
Elmwood Cemetery
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Not Opposed Drake Says Not Opposed on Consumer Legislation
Senators discuss SB587 and consumer protection as Harper Bennett Burr debate legislative makeup and the need for public education. Bennett supports a future act, Burr predicts a rising consumer movement may influence upcoming sessions.
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Burr
Harper
Bennett
Independence Senior High School Bomb Threat Prompts Drill
A telephoned bomb threat to Independence Senior High School led to an unscheduled fire drill on Tuesday afternoon. School staff and police searched the building after the male caller warned of an explosion at 1:30, but no device was found and students returned to class by 1:50.
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Independence
Independence Senior High
Shirley Nelson
City hires dispatcher for police department
Phillip Smith, 26, will start April 1 as the new police department dispatcher. Chief Lige Matlock announced the selection after personal interviews with the four satisfactory scorers from a nineteen candidate test. Smith, a 1963 Chanute High School graduate, has studied police science at Neosho County Community Junior College and William and Mary College and is married to Rita with two children.
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Phillip Smith
W. Main
Lige Matlock
Smith
Matlock
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior
William and Mary College
Washington
Rita
Flight Safety Meeting Monday at First National Bank room
A flight safety meeting is set for 7 p.m. on Monday March 27 in the First National Bank community room. Dickerhoof Flying Service and the Federal Aviation Administration sponsor this event open to all who fly. Dick Schultz of Wichita will discuss accident prevention and demonstrate the vertigo chair, with Thayne Mauch of Kansas City presenting a slide show on spring weather phenomena.
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First National Bank
Dickerhoof Flying Service
Federal Aviation Administration
Dick Schultz
Wichita
Thayne Mauch
Kansas City
Federal probe on Crawford Emergency Employment hires
Five federal and two state investigators arrived in Crawford County and Wichita Topeka Kansas City to probe alleged misappropriation in Emergency Employment Act hiring. County Attorney Grassie met them two hours and arranged further talks with Joe Saia county commissioner chair.
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Pittsburg
Crawford County
Vernon Grassie
U.S
James B. Pearson
Robert Dole
U. S. Department of Labor
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Grassie
Joe Saia
Board of County Commissioners
Saia
Tulsa Junior High Winners Shine in School Event
Terri Myers, an eighth grader from Lewis and Clark Junior High, won the all around gym event with top scores. Duane Myers, ninth grade, led the decathlon with 4 744 points in a Tulsa junior high meet featuring over 100 students. Sam Haverfield placed seventh grade with 4 671 points.
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Milo Myers
Tulsa
Terri
Duane Myers
Dale Myers
Chanute
Lewis and Clark Junior High School
Physical Education Department
Duane
Sam Haverfield
L. L. Nelson
S. Santa Fe
Kiwanis Talk Highlights Farming Swine Program
Bill Reinhardt spoke on farming and showed slides of the Reinhardt swine development program at the Kiwanis meeting. About 40 Kiwanis and farm guests attended as Rev. David Mock led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Reinhardt
David Mock
Zion Lutheran Church
Choir Filming Easter Program at Wilson Avenue Church
The 42 voice Wilson Avenue Baptist Church choir will film The Happy Sounds of Easter at Pittsburg tonight. RevHarold Knight directs with Janice Knight and Harlyn Knight on piano and organ. Narrators include Mrs Ethel Barnett and Mrs Norma Knight for the Comical Easter Hats Fashion Show. The choir wears bright church costumes. The program telecasts Easter Sunday at 1 p.m. on Channel 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church
Pittsburg
Harold Knight
Janice Knight
Harlyn Knight
Ethel Barnett
Norma Knight
Channel 7
Wilson County NF0 Discusses Zone Blocking At March Meeting
Thirty four members of the Wilson County National Farmers Organization attended its March gathering in Fredonia. Zone blocking was discussed with emphasis on follow throws and plans were set for grain and hog marketing procedures. Ivan Fail chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Wilson County National Farmers Organization
Ivan Fail
Parson youth turns in marijuana near Parsons
Kenneth G. Fulton an 18 year old freshman at the University of Kansas pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana in Labette County Court and received six months in jail with a one year parole. He turned in about a half pound of marijuana to Parsons police chief after confessing at 8 p m saying he bought the drug in Lawrence. He posted a 2000 dollar bond and was released.
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Parsons
Labette County
Kenneth G. Fulton
Charles J. Sell
Fulton
University of Kansas
Richard C. Dearth
Harry E. Tims
Par Sons
Dearth
Tree grafting demonstration at Don Duff farm
Farm Products Management personnel will demonstrate grafting for orchard trees at 1 p.m. on Saturday March 25. Directions: travel 2 miles east of US 169 on K47, 1 mile south, then three quarters mile east on the south side of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Duff Farm
Juveniles Admit Inbreaking Caboose Theft in Santa Fe
Three 13 year old boys told Juvenile Officer Ray Zumalt they took flares two lanterns two radios from a Santa Fe railroad caboose. No petition filed. Theft reported March 12. Two bicycles stolen within minutes before 5 p m. Reports by Tracy Solomon and Mrs Lydia Alvarez. Bill Gaudern reported a car tape player stolen overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Zumalt
Tracy Solomon
W. 4Th
Lydia Alvarez
S. Forest
Water Line Progress Near 19th Street for Safari Industrial Park
City Manager Kenneth Sanborn said progress on a new water line north from 35th Street is good despite rock slowing work Tuesday. Crews from Smoky Hill Salina contracting firm work just south of 19th Street on Edith Street as the line serves Safari Industrial Park.
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35Th Street
Kenneth Sanborn
Smoky Hill
Salina
19Th Street
Edith
Safari Industrial Park
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