Deaths-Funerals Andrew L Schaffer Chanute resident
Andrew L. Schaffer 68 of Chanute died Tuesday night at Neosho Memorial Hospital after six months of illness. Retired buyer from Morgan Wholesale Plumbing Supply Kansas City. Survived by widow Maebelle Williams, a son in Houston and daughter in Independence, four grandchildren, three sisters and two brothers. Rosary tonight at St Patrick's Church and requiem Friday at 2 p.m. St Patrick's Cemetery interment. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Chanute
Andrew L. Schaffer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Morgan Wholesale Plumbing Supply
Kansas City
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Walter Schaffer
Maebelle Williams
Senator Says Airline Written Bill Sparks Flight Liquor Debate
Kansas lawmakers discuss two airline liquor bills as Sen. Ed Reilly accuses the airlines of writing a measure to let liquor be sold on flights and trains. The House weighs options to allow sales or complimentary liquor on carriers with license fees under one proposal.
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Topeka
Kan
Ed Reilly
R-Leavenworth
Reilly
Senate
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Iquior
Kansas
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Airlines
Amtrak
Moisture in Cable Cuts Telephone Service
An underground cable in Neodesha got wet Sunday morning causing 24 hours of phone outages. A faulty air compressor failed to keep the cable dry while emergency patrols protected the public through the night.
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Neodesha
Survival Kit for Mothers offered at Neosho County
A program titled Survival Kit for Mothers was held Tuesday night in Stoltz Hall Neosho County Community Junior College. Jacqueline Troutman of Kansas State University led the discussion on surviving with a preschool child at home. A similar session is planned for today at 7 30 p.m. in Stoltz Hall.
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Stoltz Hall
Neosho County Community Junior College
Jacqueline Troutman
Kansas State University
Asphalt Plant Plan Faces City Vote and Hiring Needs
City officials discuss financing a new asphalt plant with ongoing operation supervised by a veteran street worker. Extra staff may be hired in summer, and training planned for asphalt handling. Chamber backs bond issue citing street conditions as key to attracting business. Four commission candidates weigh in with mixed positions.
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Sanborn
Environmental Protection Agency
Commission
Roger Shepherd
John Orozco
Merion Joneson
Neil Krone
San ta Fe Industries declares quarterly dividend of 40 cents
The board of directors of Santa Fe Industries Inc. has declared a quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on common stock. Payable June 1 to shareholders of record at the close of business May 4. Notes list local residents and civic events including Oldtime Fiddlers in Blue Mound and university honors.
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Santa Fe Industries, Inc
Doctor Hospitalized After Probable Heart Attack
Dr. Eugene Myers was rushed to St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City by ambulance following a probable heart attack earlier this week. He was reported responding well to treatment.
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Iola
Eugene Myers
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Erie Students Earn Honors at Kansas Teen Safety Meet
Erie High School students were recognized at the Kansas State conference for Kansas Teenage Safety in Wichita. Barbara Smith Donna Roberts and Terri Reinhardt won third place in contests. Reinhardt competed for state safety queen. Darlene Angleton served as voting delegate. teachers and parents attended. a banquet was held.
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Erie
Kansas
Diamond Inn
Wichita
Barbara Smith
Donna Roberts
Terri Sue Reinhardt
Topeka
Kansas City
Miss Reinhardt
Kansas Driver and Safety Education Association
Darlene Angleton
Erie High School
Harold Dunning
Jodi Orton
Tim McMillan
Donnie Clapsaddle
Reinhardt
Angleton
Smith and Roberts
Richard Reinhardt
Ingle Outlines Neosho County Bridges and Costs
Erie engineer Charles Ingle told the American Legion Post commanders at their March 26 dinner about Neosho County roads. He noted 971 miles of county roads and 166 bridges, reported many bridges closed after inspections, and estimated 1.5 million dollars needed to replace all closed bridges.
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Charles Ingle
Erie
Neosho County
American Legion
Ingle
Chanute Girl Penning Play Accepted for Yearbook
Mari Lassman senior high school student writes Christmas in Chanute a play accepted for publication in the Kay-Kayette yearbook. The Chanute Kayettes strive for the 3 000 point award while sending St Patrick s greetings to nursing home residents and teachers. Officers elected for next year Tina Thuston Cathy Mih Linda Evans Karen Marts. Independence lawyers form Quinlan Scovel Emert and Heasty law firm with John P Quinlan Robert K Scovel Timothy R Emert Monte K Heasty.
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Chanute
Mari Lassman
Kay-Kayette
Miss Lassman
Chanute Kayettes
Kayettes
Tina Thuston
Cathy Mih
Linda Evans
Karen Marts
Independence
Quinlan, Scovel, Emert and Heasty
John P. Quinlan
Robert K. Scovel
Timothy R. Emert
Monte K. Heasty
Home Builders Sues Over Construction Contract Termination
Midco Inc. sues Advanced System Homes in Erie district court for 17,632.86, seeking judgment on a 97,739.88 contract for construction work. The suit alleges termination on January 26, with possession of building and materials taken. Midco claims 58,161.89 paid and 17,632.86 still due.
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Erie
Advanced System Homes, Inc
Chanute
Midco Inc
Plantiff
Midco
Advanced System Homes
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and births
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census 73 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Admissions include Mrs Minnie Cooper Neosho Manor Mrs Oweda Burtle 1016 S Washington Mrs Sam Barnhart 1414 S Highland Craig Shields Humboldt Rhonda Craft 1218 S Washington Mrs Robert Martin 410 W 4th Mrs Clara Williams 1311 S Central. Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Gary Lopeman 2022 N Evergreen Wednesday.
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Minnie Cooper
Neosho Manor
Oweda Burtle
S, Washington
Sam Barnhart
S. Highland
Craig Shields
Humboldt
Rhonda Craft
S. Washington
Robert Martin
W. 4Th
Clara Williams
S. Central
Zillah School Benefit Supper Planned Saturday
Zillah School hosts a benefit supper Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. in the school gym with chili or chicken and noodles, cake or pie, coffee or pop, relish tray, bread and crackers. Proceeds aid the activity fund. tickets 80 cents at the door.
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Zillah School
Glenn Roberts
Dean Whitaker
Howard Russell
Humboldt
Nazarene Church to Welcome Circuit Rider Quartet and Student
The Nazarene Church in Buffalo will host the Circuit Rider's Quartet and Jim Sukraw a ministerial student from Mid American Nazarene College Friday and Saturday at 7 30 p m and Sunday 10 45 a m and 7 p m Public attendance is invited with emphasis on youth participation The Rev Mrs Leota Shierrey is pastor.
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Buffalo
Jim Sukraw
Mid American Nazarene College
Olathe
Church of the Nazarene
Leota Shierrey
Bus Collision In Chanute Leaves No Injuries
A district 413 school bus had a minor crash Wednesday at 7 50 am when a 1966 Oldsmobile driven by Rene Thuiller backed from a private drive onto a county road 2 1 2 miles east of Chanute. Seven passengers uninjured. bus damage about 150 dollars and car damage about 250 dollars. Bus driver was Claude R. Shepard.
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District 413
Highway Patrol
Rene Thuiller
Chanute
Thuiller
Claude R. Shepard
W. Main
Collision Kills Horse Near St Paul
A horse owned by Jerry Church of St Paul was killed after a collision with a car on a county road about 3 miles southwest of St Paul Wednesday evening. The driver, Karen S Steinbacker 32 of Parsons, caused an estimated $500 damage to her vehicle as reported by Undersheriff Arden Hammans.
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St. Paul
Jerry Church
Arden Hammans
Karen S. Steinbacker
Parsons
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Dixie Woolery
Rick Cornish
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Jeff Cook
Kendall Follmer
Larry Taylor
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S. Allen
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Maurice V. Reagan
S. Rutter
American Society of Certified Engineering Technicians
Salina
Reagan
Kansas Engineering Society
Charless Marsh
Lucile Marsh
N. Lafayette
Phi Upsilon Omicron
John K. Slocum
Chanute National
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W. Elm
Breck
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Fishore
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Plummer
Lester Brooks
Santa Fe
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S. Malcolm
Nina Waggoner
Chester Kustandorter
N. Forest
Lyle Huffman
Thayer
Fred Ludecke
Iva Kennedy
Otto Meek
Thomas Harris
Gary Lopeman
N. Evergreen
Zillah
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