Obituaries for Mrs. Loren Dantic and Anna Saving
Mrs. Loren D. Dantic 75 of Thayer died Saturday at La Belle County Medical Center after a yearlong illness. She was born in Lawrence and lived in Glyndon Parsons and Thayer, survived by a husband three sons two daughters ten grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral Tuesday at Burris-Wall Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Lawn Cemetery Parsons. Anna K Saving 92 Humboldt died Saturday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after three years illness. She married Ed Saving in 1901 and was survived by a large family including grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Funeral today at St Peter's Lutheran Church with burial Mount Hope Cemetery. A diabetes foundation memorial was suggested.
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Loren Dantic Thayer
Loren D
Emma L.) Dantic
Labelle County Medical Center
Lawrence
Glyndon
Minn
Morehead State Teachers College
Morehead
Dantie
Detroit Lakes
Parsons
Thayer
Thayer United Methodist Church
Cecil R
Francis W
Ray D
Arlington
Tex
Lee Robbins
Walter Cummickel
Raytown
George Tweten
Albert Koops
Ontario
Wash
Roy Ellingson
Concordia
Calif
Burris-Wall Funeral Home
John C. Gingerich
Memorial Lawn
Humboldt
Anna K. Saving
Neosho Memorial Hospital
John
Albertina Rath
Ed Saving
Nessee
Joe Padfield
Chanute
Rufus Bauer
Coffeyville
Martin Bulk
Robertson
Walt Saving
John Brinkman
Borger
John Rath
Ed Jr
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Herman Seyfert
Mount Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Diabetes Foundation
Festival winners listed for bicycle parade tractor pull and shodeo
Winners named for the Spring Festival events include Shannon Clark Tye Riker and David Hutchison in bicycle decorating. Five tractor pull champs were announced at Brazil Grain Storage and 17 shodeo category winners were honored at Bit and Spur Saddle Club Arena with contestants from Chanute Yates Center Humboldt Mount Hope and Blue Mound among others.
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Shannon Clark
Tye Riker
David Hutchison
Jaycee Jaynes
Brazil
West 21St
Bit and Spur Saddle Club
McGovern and Humphrey Campaign in Ohio Major Cities
Senators Hubert H. Humphrey and George McGovern push last day campaigning in Ohio's major cities as they seek support for Tuesday's presidential primary. McGovern says an upset could be the catalyst to energize his campaign.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George
McGovern
Ohio
Humphrey
Dem Candidates Duel for Delegates in Ohio Indiana Primaries
Dems race for 153 Ohio delegates with Humphrey touring industrial belt including Canton and Cleveland and McGovern visiting Cincinnati and Dayton. Ohio and Indiana ballots on Tuesday test Wallace as Muskie remains on Indiana and Ohio slates while district delegates in DC go to uncommitted candidates.
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Ohio
Humphrey
Tal Canton
Cleveland
McGovern
Cincinnati
Dayton
Indiana
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
District of Columbia
Edmund
Muskie
Hospital visiting hours and patient census reported
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Census shows 39 adults and pediatrics and one baby. Several local residents and their addresses are named in today and yesterday listings, alongside two petty larceny pleas with five day jail sentences for Marvin Thoma.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Marvin Thoma
Richard Ashley Friday
Murder Charge Placed On Independence Man
A 56-year-old Independence man identified as John Childers was arrested Saturday on a warrant for first degree murder in the Friday night shooting of 39-year-old Herbert Hatcher. Hatcher died from a single chest wound after an argument at Independence around 10 15 p m witnesses said.
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Coffeyville
Independence
John Childers
Herbert Hatcher
Hatcher
Nixon Delegation Named by Kansas GOP Convention
A 20 member Kansas Republican delegation to the Republican National Convention was chosen with strong Nixon backing. Four of five delegates at large were named, including McDill Huck Boyd and William Falstaf, with five district delegates and two uncommitted aspirants. The slate was reaffirmed after a voice vote in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Nixon
McDill “Huck” Boyd
Phillipsburg
William Falstac
Rick Harman
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Robert Hughes Sr
Kansas City
Boyd
Terry Reynolds
Lawrence
Reynolds
Paul McCloskey Jr
Calif
J. Rex Dane
Lucas
Gordon Hurlbut
Tonganoxie
Leonard White
Olathe
Jay D Swanson
Wichita
Bill Daley
Parsons
James Jambor
Dodge City
James T
Graves
Salina
Bob Storey
Robert J. Fegan
Junction City
Rogers
Blind Seminar Held Here In Southeast Kansas
Harry Hayes Topeka director of the state division of services for the blind led a seminar on blind services at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital last week. Topeka participants included Marguerite Blase Elsie Bronson and Lowell Holland director of vocational rehabilitation for the blind. Social workers from Allen Crawford Wilson and Neosho counties attended. Chanute attendees included Jerry Houston home teacher for the blind Mrs Kathryn Thornton and Mrs Hazel Jenkins Neosho county social workers.
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Harry Hayes
Topeka
State Division of Services For
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Marguerite Blase
Elsie Bronson
Lowell Holland
Allen, Crawford, Wilson
Neosho County
Chanute
Jerry Houston
Kathryn Thornton
Hazel Jenkins
Police and Fire Reports Summary
Debbie Barton reported her car antenna broken and the vehicle ransacked. A juvenile was charged with shoplifting two dog collars at Gibson's Discount Center and released by Juvenile Officer Ray Zumalt. A man who surrendered to police was jailed on forged check charges. Orval Van Winkle reported a .22 pistol stolen from his car at Santa Fe Park.
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Debbie Barton
N. Highland
Gibson’s Discount Center
Ray Zumalt
Orval van Winkle
Thayer
Santa Fe Park
Firemen aid man after street run. cyclist injured in underpass
Firemen used a resuscitator on H. R. Menney at 605 S. Lincoln Sunday night but he was not taken to the hospital. A bicycle front wheel failed on Eric Baucom, 217 W. 3rd, sending him to the hospital by Reddick Ambulance, not admitted.
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S. Lincoln
H. R. Menney
Eric Baucom
W. 3Rd
3Rd Street
Reddick
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Faith
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Robert J. Clark
West
Shannon
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Paul Leedy
Robert Leedy
S. Malcolm
Stacy Walsh
Patrick Walsh
S. Western
Riker
George Rik
N. Washington
Tommy Walsh
Kima Elliott
Maurice Elliott
W. Oak
Hutchison
Ray Hutchison
N. Forest
Jody Reid
James Reid
W. 2Nd
Amy Williams
Bill M. Williams
S. Steuben
Bryan Bechtel
Clint Bechtel
W. Main
Lawrence Crawford
Vern Diebolt
Tola
John Schmidt
Mount Hope
Dale Hinkle
Steve Brown
Blue Mound
Terry Vanderford
Mark Neely
Eric
Cindy Lindquist
Yates Center
Denise Ratliff
Tina Welch
Michele Ratliff
Brian Gray
Yolanda Gray
Chuck Osborn
Phil Welch
Lenny Harvey
Alan King
Kathy Lindquist
Marsha Orth
Blondie
the Wizard OF ID
Peans
Beetle Bailey
Beetle
Andy Capp
Mary
Ello, Fay
Ello
Archie
RIVE
Geink
Skeezix
Daily Transcript
Fred Lindquist
Tony Mitchell
Estel Howell
S. Ashby
William Bonsall
W. Sycamore
David Cawthon
N. Evergreen
Edward McKinsey
W. Walnut
Edna Strohm
Fred Byers
Merrill Leasure
Elsmore
Merle Harner
Roy Johnson
Corinne Burk
William Massoth
Ernest Swanson
Lavonburg
Herla Rush
S. Rutter
Elmer Vandervoort
Walnut
Tracy Miller
Hiram Campbell
James Moore
Helen Larson
S. Plummer
Charles Baker
Wayne Wilhite
Sam Barnhart
S. Highland
Julian Gutierrez
Kenneth Slocum
Dale Rice
Lavenburg
Merlin York
William Benson
N. Steuben
Stephen Mitchell
Wesley Henry
Bessie Fackler
Neosho Manor
Raymond Short
Kenneth Wade
Kustom Electronics
ILC
Spencer W. Finney
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