Hard Trip Across Kansas Ends With Rescue Of Frat Pledgees
Two Maryville State College pledges Vern Miller 21 of Norwalk Iowa and Ron Jones 19 of Downing Missouri were chained blindfolded and painted for a ride that started at two AM. They escaped near the Kansas Oklahoma line and were aided by a farmer, Sumner County Sheriff, and Turnpike troopers before being fed and guided toward Maryville.
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Wichita, Kan
Vern Miller
Sedgwick County
Duance Hawkins
Norwalk
Iowa
Ron Jones
Downing
Maryville State College
Maryville
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Amarillo
Tex
Kansas-Oklahoma
Jones
Hawkins
Wellington
Kan
Sumner County
John Patterson
Sedgwick
Wichita
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals List Local Residents
Mrs. D. R. Bain of Pittsburg died in a Pittsburg hospital early today. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Mrs. James M. Miller 87 formerly of 1702 S. Edith died Friday at Westview Nursing Home. She was born Sept. 23 1877 in Pleasant Gap Pa married James M. Miller in 1898. She is survived by two daughters six grandchildren 17 great grandchildren one great great grandchild two sisters and one brother. Memorial service Monday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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James M. Miller
James M
Mary Cordelia) Miller
S. Edith
Westview Nursing Home
Pleasant Gap
Boliver Thomas Bilger
Beatrice, Neb
EUB
Walter
Elsie) Packard
S. Santa Fe
Harry
Myrtle) Allen
Leafy Smith
Fort Lupton
Colo
Lily Shootts
Centralia
Wash
Will Bilger
Chinook
Mont
Johnson Mortuary
Virgil Collins
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral service for David E Umbarger at First Christian Church
Funeral service for David E Umbarger was held Friday at 2 o'clock in the First Christian Church with Rev LaMoine Waldron officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Barbara Hunt served as organist with Mrs John Bowes singing Gathering Buds and Jesus Loves Me. Bearers were Wayne Merle Irvin Umbarger and George Briley. Skinner Memorial Home managed arrangements.
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Umbarger
David E. Umbarger
First Christian Church
LaMoine Waldron
Memorial Park Cemetery
Barbara Hunt
John Bowes
Jesus
Wayne
Merle
Irvin Umbarger
George Briley
Skinner Memorial
Social Calendar for May Events in Neosho and Chanute
Listings show meetings and activities across organizations from May 2 to May 4. Events include Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen a 1:30 p.m. gathering at hall and Hospital Auxiliary snack bar at Neosho Memorial Hospital at 9:30 p.m. on May 3. Additional items feature World War I Veterans Auxiliary, Rebekah Lodge refreshments, Arts and Crafts at Malcolm Community Center, Chanute Cycle Club, Sweet Adelines, Duplicate Bridge Club, Mental Health Association roundtable, Gem and Mineral Society, Rainbow for Girls, and Beta Delta Chapter meeting with Mrs. Klingner.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Mental Health Assn
Murray Hill
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
Masonic Temple
IOOF
Chanute Textile
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
D. A. Klingner
W. Sth
Victory
Omore
Andrew Nelson
R. Vilas Nenemabere
Vilas Church
Daily Transcript Admits and Moves at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Friday admissions include John Birner Max Alter Dr E O Morris Mrs Ernest Peck Phillip Steeves Oscar Glover and others with surgical medical and dental notes. Dismissals list multiple patients and family entries. Birth reports a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Batts. Building permits cover home additions carport and garages. recent moves list residents shifting addresses within the area.
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John Birner
S. Lincoln
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
E. 0. Morris
S. Plummer
Ernest Peck
Altoona
Phillip Steeves
S. Larson
Oscar Glover
S. Central
Charles Haddan
Eric
Fay Cloyd
N. Western
Chester Harvey
S. Highland
William Biggs
N. Garfield
Bill Baker
S. Kansas
Garland Isaacs
Iola
Glen Bradford
Humboldt
Orville Breiner
S. Malcolm
Clifford Clark
W. 4Th
Charles Gafney
Levi Clay
Richard Batts
S. Washington
John Jordan
N. Grant
Alice Needham
Ella Gaughan
E. 11Th
John Osborn
Robert Romine
S. Western
Rita Butts
Baby Shower Honors Craig Thomas Reaves
A baby shower for Craig Thomas Reaves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reaves, was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Stich with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Phillips in rural Thayer. The event featured a blue white theme, stork and baby decor, miniature toy cakes, punch and jello, with guests including John Pate Dean Strack Chanute Jim Luellen Marion Page Eric Martin Simon Jack Shevlin Susan Francis Karen Penner and others.
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Craig Thomas Reaves
Charles Reaves
John Stich
Thayer
Jerry Phillips
Messrs. and Mines
John Pate
Dean Strack
Chanute
Jim Luellen
Wichita
Marion Page
Eric
Martlin Simon
Emporia
Jack Shevlin
Topeka
Susan Francis
Kansas City
Karen Penner
Kirksville
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball AL
American League batting leaders include Allison of Minnesota at .409 and Aparicio of Baltimore with 17 hits. Key pitchers Aguirre of Detroit 3-0 and 1.000, plus Roberts Buzhardt Siebert Pascual all at 1.000. Notables: Powell 14 RBIs, Oliva 13 runs, Mantle 4 homers.
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Allison
Minnesota
Cater
Chicago
Powell
Baltimore
Oliva
Aparicio
Richardson
New York
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Boston
Blasingame
Washington
McAuliffe
Detroit
Lilefary
Orsino
Gentile
Kansas City
Hull
Mantle
Howser
Cleveland
Aguirre
Roberts
Buzhardt
Siebert
Pascual
Lopez
Los Angeles
McDowell
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders List
Summary of NL leaders includes Krane pool New York hitting .418 and 23 hits. J Alou and Mays San Francisco with .394 and 23 hits. Banks Chicago with 16 RBIs. Mays tied for most runs at 14. Mathews Milwaukee and Morgan Dalrymple leading homers with multiple players. pitching leaders show Ellis Cincinnati 3 0 1.000 and Kroll New York 2 0 1.000 with Drysdale and Marichal 35 strikeouts.
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Kranepool
New York
J. Alou
San Francisco
Harper
Cincinnati
Mays
Banks
Chicago
Robinson
Mathews
Milwaukee
Lewis
Morgan
Houston
Dalrymple
Philadelphia
Lanier
Covington
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Ellis
Giusti
Gibson
Koonce
Maloney
Kroll
Veale
Pittsburgh
Drysdale
Marichal
Short
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago Milwaukee
San Fran
Phila’phia
St. Pittsburgh
Scout Pack 235 Den 2 Meeting Recalls Good Deeds
Cub scouts and their mother Mrs. Kenny Kuhn met Tuesday evening with den chief Basil Sneeringer. Each boy shared a good deed from the past week as the flag salute Lord's Prayer and law of the pack were observed.
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Cub Scouts
Den 2
Den
Kenny Kuhn
Basil Sneeringer
Dee Smoot
Mike Washburn
Tim Fairchild
Living
Cub Scout Promise
Covenant Women Meet at Church Annex for Lesson
Covenant Women gathered in the church annex on Wednesday with Mrs Henry Buscher as leader. She read the life story of George Beverly Shea and the story I'll Try. Business was led by Mrs Leon Larson. May Day luncheon set for May 7 at Elsmore. Attendees included 14 adults and two children. Mrs Francis Lee to lead next lesson, Mrs August Erickson to host.
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Savonburg
Bluebird Chapter CBS Hosts Meeting and Memorial Service
Buffalo Mr and Mrs Charles Stevens presided at Bluebird Chapter CBS gathering in the Masonic hall. Invitations were read for May 8 15 and 14 17 18 events from Pittsburg Parsons Sunflower Hum boldt Neodeska chapters. A memorial service Draped charter honored past matron Mrs Pauline Pringle. Refreshments were served and spring flowers decorated the dining room.
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Buffalo
Charles Stevens
Bluebird
Cbs
Masonic Hall
Pittsburg
Parsons
Grand Ruth
Sunflower
Chanute
Humboldt
Neodeska
Pauline Pringle
Bluebird Chapter
Topeka
Calvin Clinesmith
van Mears
Arnold Palmer Leads Tourney of Champs in Las Vegas
Arnold Palmer, winner in 1962, holds a two stroke edge after the third round of the $75,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Palmer tops Chi Chi Rodriguez and Doug Sanders who are tied for second at 135 after 36 holes, with Nicklaus ten back at 145.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arnold Palmer
Victory Circle
Palmer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Doug Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
Two State Records Broken at Wichita
Jim Ryan of Wichita East High School set a new 880 yard time of 1 51.5 in a Wichita State University track meet. Bill McGuire cleared 14 2 in the pole vault, breaking East high’s 142.4 record. East won the meet with 82 points, South finished second with 50.
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Wichita
Wichita State University
Jim Ryan
Bill McGuire
Wichita East
East
South
Harold D Luther joins 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii
Harold D Luther 23 son of Mr and Mrs Leonard A Luther R 3 Eric assigned to Headquarters and Company A of the 725th Maintenance Battalion in the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks Hawaii on April 19 He entered the Army in June 1960 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri April 8 The Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield cooperative with the Kansas Hospital Association Council sponsored the classes Lemuel Thuston seven son of Rev and Mrs Floyd H Thuston to speak Sunday at 3 PM at Church of God in Christ The public is invited Calvert Pierpont arrived Friday from Cedar Falls Iowa to spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Pierpont R 3
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Harold D. Luther
Leonard A. Luther
Eric
25Th Infantry Division
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Luther
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Kansas Blue Cross
Blue Shield
The
Kansas Hospital Association Council
Lemuel Thuston
Floyd H. Thuston
Church of God In Christ
Calvert Pierpont
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Mrs
Raymond Pierpont
Training for hospital office staff in Topeka
Vesta Eyestone, office manager at Neosho Memorial Hospital, attended a training program for hospital office personnel held in Topeka on Thursday.
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Vesta Eyestone
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Topeka
Macao: Portugal's Far East Outpost Since 1557
Macao, a small Portuguese port on the South China coast, is described as the oldest continuously inhabited European outpost in the Far East and notes its settlement around 1557.
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Macao
South China Coast
Far East
Chanute Boys Runaways Located in Dodge City
Three Chanute teenagers listed as runaways in a state radio bulletin were found in Dodge City. Relatives from Chanute traveled there to retrieve the youths. Mrs. Eugene Conklin of Dubuque is visiting at Elmer Conklin's home in Chanute.
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Eugene Conklin
Dubuque, Iowa
Mrs
Elmer Conklin
S. Larson
Chanute
Dodge City
Tractor diesel fuel tampered near Chanute
Dale Nelson reported to police that someone added sugar to the fuel tank of his diesel tractor seven miles west of Chanute. The incident was reported today and police are investigating the act of tampering.
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Dale Nelson
Chanute
Car Damage In Crashes Sparsed Across City Streets
Police log detailing multiple minor vehicle incidents. Mike Gerardy's car hit a motorcycle driven by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lausch near Lincoln and Main with minor damage and head injury to Mrs. Lausch. Roy D. Myers's 1964 Chevrolet sustained $25 damage after a truck backed into it at Elm and Lincoln. Claudine Carlin's car damaged John G. Schultz's 1958 Thunderbird at 6012 N Santa Fe. A Dever vehicle backed into Mrs. Hoffman's 1960 Chevrolet, damaging a door in a S Santa Fe drive-in lot.
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Mike Gerardy
S. Lafayette
Bob Lausch
S. Plummer
Lincoln and
Main
Elm
Lincoln
Myers
Young Welding Shop
Kent Grubbs
R. 1
Polic
John G. Schultz
Claudine Carlin
Fredonia
N. Santa Fe
Ralph Hoffman
S. Kansas
Bill Dever
S. Allen
Dever
S. Santa Fe
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
Instruction to reach the Tribune via phone or, if unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. to contact the carrier.
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Tribune
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Charlie Bain
W. 10Th
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Floyd K. Johnson
Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
N. Highland
Dial Tribune
Brotherhood of Railroad
Hall
Daily Transcript
Grace L. Grist
W. 5Th
James B. McKenzie
N. Forest
Zoning Board of Appeals
L. H. Kensinger
S. Lerson
H. M. Wood
J. $. Jones
Highland
Herbert Mallock Jr
Garfield
W. Main
Jerry Sigler
Lafeyette
Cornelius C. McHenry
Malcolm
21St Street
Chester Floyd
Donnie Chickadonz
Denman
Bertha &. McCune
S. Steuben
A. E. Goodwin
W. Malin
Long
Chanute Furniture Co
Herb Hanscom
Arthur J. Lustig
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Associated Press
Scout News
BIG Burger Cafe
West Cherry
Caldwell
Santa Fe
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J. D. Schaal
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