Deaths and Funerals of Lacy and Stark
Robert C. Lacy 90, lifetime Buffalo resident, died at Sunset Retreat in Cherryvale. Funeral Tuesday at Buffalo Methodist Church, interment Buffalo Cemetery. Also noted graveside for infant Christopher Lee Stark of Stark, died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. services held at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Robert C. Lacy
Buffalo
Sunset Retreat
Cherryvale
The
Buffalo Brick Company
Alvnes Lacy
Yates Center
Nora Belle Williamson
Buffalo Methodist Church
Ed Manherz
Buffalo Cemetery
Burns Funeral Home
Christopher Lee Stark
Elmwood Cemetery
William Stark
Stark
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Robert F. Gant
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Membership for 50 Years Recognized
Harry W. Lewis of 719 Malcolm was honored for 50 years with the National Association of Letter Carriers. He received a gold plated life membership card signed by James Rademacher, with presentation by Ted Gorrell, Larry Calhoon, Bill Slane, and Frank Sinclair. Lewis served 41 years on city route 1 in Forest, Steuben and Grant streets.
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Harry W. Lewis
Malcolm
National Association of Letter Carriers
NAIL
Lewis
James Rademacher
NALC
Ted Gorrell
Larry Calhoon
Bill Slane
Frank Sinclair
Forest
Steuben
Grant Streets
Community Floods and Local Honors Highlight Neosections
Neighborhood notes report the McDonald family grieving in Minneapolis after Mrs. Deane McDonald’s death, while flood levels near Neosho River crest at 24 feet and recede near East River Bridge. Kansas Master Farmers honors go to Ivan Strickler and five others. John Sherman named Iola Chamber of Commerce manager.
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Neosho River
East River
Ivan K. Strickler
Iola
Kansas
Kansas State University Extension Service
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Stricklers
Tola
Air Force
John Sherman
Iola Chamber of Commerce
Sherman
Overland Park Area
Chanute
Benjamin Dale Miller
Hammond
Ind
Schererville
Republic Steel Corporation
Chicago
State Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ben and
Mattie Miller
Chanute High School
Ruth Atkins
Hopkinsville
Clyde
Nancy) Johnson
Steven Dale
Winfred Miller
Greensburg
Clarence
Miller
Colorado Springs
Colo
Melvin Miller
Annandale
Leo Morrison
Mira Loma
Calif
Ben Taylor
George Edwards
Wichita
Albert Pratt
Arkansas City
W. H. Hays
Bloomfield
N.M
John Miller
Price Freeze Sparks Debate on Social Cuts and Food Costs
Nixon seeks to cut social welfare and defense spending while Proxmire warns cuts hit defense and foreign aid. Banks ease lending rates as groceries for a family of four reach 1409 dollars in February. Senator Talmadge urges higher production and selective buying to curb food costs as a nationwide meat boycott gains support led by two California women proposing a meatless week.
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Nixon
Proxmire
Agriculture Department
Herman Talmadge
Senate Agriculture Committee
Associated Press
California
Hospital Visiting Hours And Patient Census Noted
Daily Transcript lists visiting times 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 56 and four babies. Admissions Saturday and Sunday include names and addresses. births announced for James Wooldridge Eric girl and Michael Morgan son.
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James Wooldridge
Eric
Michael Morgan
Lawmakers debate highway and tax issues in Chanute session
Legislators argued against a broad highway bill citing local needs. Coffeyville could gain from highway construction while Winfield and Coffeyville groups aided passage. No fault insurance would raise rates and hit low income residents, lawmakers said. The governor may veto or demand changes on the corporate disallowance tax and school funding reforms. Retired teachers pressed for higher payments as lawmakers weighed taxes and penalties.
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Winfield
Coffeyville
Chanute
Hudson
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Senate
Harris
Local Stocks Report For Kustom Electronics And Manley Industries
Kustom Electronics shows a 10 percent change while Manley Industries posts a 44 5 furnished by Spencer W Finney. The brief stock note highlights these two issuers and attributes the data to Spencer W. Finney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Spencer W. Finney
Local Market Egg Grades Displayed
A local market lists Grade A Extra Large Large Medium and Small egg prices and categories for shoppers. The display shows standard grading terms and product sizes to guide purchases.
Oral Polio Immunization Clinics Schedule in Wilson County
The Wilson County Health Department plans four oral polio vaccine clinics in April at Heller School Neodesha Paulen School Fredonia Altoona Grade School and Midway School Buffalo. Clinics run April 3 4 5 with 8 30 a m times and 1 p m at Midway School. Preschoolers may attend the first clinic each day.
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Wilson County Health Department
Heller School
Neodesha
Paulen School
Fredonia
Altoona
Midway School
Buffalo
Survival of Mothers Course At Neosho County JC
A mini course titled Survival Kit for Mothers will be held twice at Stoltz Hall Neosho County Community Junior College this week at 7 30 p m Tuesday and Thursday. Presenter Jacqueline Troutman a Kansas State University graduate student will lead aimed at anyone caring for preschoolers. The sessions seek to make time with 3 and 4 year olds more enjoyable for both children and adults and no cost is charged for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Community Junior College
Stoltz Hall
Jacqueline Troutman
Kansas State University
Musical Review Set For Talk of the Month Club
Kip and Roxanne Allen, a husband and wife duo, will present a fast paced costumed musical review at the Talk of the Month Club at Orchid Buffet. Dinner at 6 30 p m with the program at 7 30 p m features songs stories and poetry by American high school writers dramatized by a professional playwright. The Allen duo are part of the Kaleidoscope Players of the state theater of New Mexico.
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Kip
Roxanne Allen
Allens
Kaleidoscope Players
The
State Theater of
New Mexico
Police and Fire Reports: Shockey Detained for Petty Larceny
Marci Shockey of 230 Western was taken into custody Friday on petty larceny charges after allegedly leaving Farmers Discount Center with a leather belt worth 4.19 dollars. Bond set at 25 dollars. Edgar Gericke, 31, of 1729 S Katy, sustained minor head injuries in an accident at 1126 S Garfield while a car driven by his father Virgil Gericke struck Jim Pence’s vehicle, causing 200 dollars and 150 dollars in damage respectively. Wesley Roecker’s home at 213 W 5th saw a minor fire from a faulty floor furnace with no reported damage.
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Marci Shockey
S. Western
Miss Shockey
Farmers Discount Center
Edgar Greicke
S. Katy
S, Garfield
Gericke
Virgil Gericke
Jim Pence
S. Garfield
Pence
Wesley Roecker
W. 5Th
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Helen Rolling
Bishop
Evelyn Denney
Vesta Smith
Bakersfield
Erna Bennett
Mable Shepard
Leavenworth
James Davis
Wilson
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert G
Deane Fe.) McDonald
Davis
Leo Spence
Liberal
Leslie Stark
Pearl Christenson
Jamestown
M. I. Spence
Pierce City
Leslie Crow
Earlton
Daily Transcript
John Newton
N. Steuben
Robert Allen Jr
S. Grant
Marion Bailey
Hessel Sweaney
Wilbur Mitchem
W. 4Th
Nellie John
James Morgan
S. Central
Melissa Mann
W. Mann
Susan Davis
S. Rutter
Lyle Huffman
Thayer
Vivian Arthur
S. Allen
Louis Sanchez
Humboldt
Gilbert Donley
Pearl Hochhalter
N. Garfield
Harold Dean Whitaker
Verna Owens
Michael Patton
S. Evergreen
Robert Gilchrist
Merle McCoy
Dennis
Merle Sterling
Kid
the Wizard OF ID
Tomn
Brant Barker
Johnny Kart
Wes
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
Archie
Principaus
Snuffy Smith
Steve Canyon
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