Perry Lake unveils 14 mile hiking trail project
The Kansas Trails Council reports a 14 mile footpath at Perry Lake on Army Corps land with eight miles eyed for National Recreation Trail designation. KTC outlines future hikes at Elk City State Park and surveys other Kansas lakes for new trails while planning a 1977 Kansas Trail Symposium between September and November.
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Perry Lake
Army Corps of Engineer
Kansas Trails Council
KTC
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Mel Baughman
Elk City State Park
Kansas State Park and Resources Authority
Army Corps of Engineers
Dorothy Moore
Kansas Lakes
Elk City Reservoir
Montgomery County
Kansas
Clinton Reservoir
Douglas County
LaCygne Lake
Linn County
Car Stolen From Santa Fe Railroad Lot
Barbara Meyers of the Tioga Hotel reported a 1971 white over blue green Oldsmobile stolen from the Santa Fe Railroad public parking lot in front of the train depot. The theft occurred between 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and noon Wednesday, with the report filed at 12:27 p.m. Wednesday.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Barbara Meyers
Tioga
Buffalo man faces drug and traffic charges after arrest
A 24 year old Buffalo man was arrested by Chanute police at 7 15 a m Tuesday and charged with DWI and driving left of center. Police said charges of possession of marijuana and possibly other controlled substance are pending against Frank B Callerman. The additional charges will depend on the results of an evaluation of substances confiscated from Callerman during his arrest.
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Buffalo
Chanute
Frank B. Callerman
Callerman
Kansas Sheriffs Launch Statewide Membership Drive
Kansas Sheriffs' Association conducts a campaign to raise funds for local sheriffs and departments. Neosho County residents will receive a letter from Sheriff David Kern inviting them to join as honorary members for $15 with a membership card, two bumper stickers, and The Sheriff's Star newsletter.
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Kansas Sheriffs’ Association
Kansas
Neosho County
David Kern
State Association
Sheriff's Star
Chanute Chamber Adds 36 Members in One Day
Greater Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce greets 36 new members on Bell Ringer Day, pushing total members past 300. Ambassador Club expects ongoing outreach to recruit more, with Mike Reid inviting interested businesses to contact the chamber at 431 3350.
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Bell Ringer
Greater Chanute Area
Mike Reid
Ambassadors Club
Chamber
Chanute Chamber
Reid
Daily transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours noted
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p m and 6 30 to 8 p m at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Patient census lists 46 inpatients including adults, pediatrics, and two babies. Admissions today include Mrs C D Sperry, Clara Jones, LeRoy Schulze, Lorene Schulze, Robert Christie, Brigida Sorotto, Pamela Chaney, Herbert Leadstrom, Clifford Heisler, and others. Discharges today include Ann Penner Eric Mrs William Pennington Rhonda Helander Lula Hayden and Mrs Delbert Sheerer.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
C. D. Sperry
S. Malcolm
Clara Jones
LeRoy
Lorene Schulze
Humboldt
Robert Christie
S. Highland
Brigida Sorotto
Pamela Chaney
N Larson
Herbert Leadstrom
Neodesha
Clifford Heisler
Moran
Ann Penner
Eric
William Pennington
S. Tennessee
Rhonda Helander
Delbert Sheerer
Lula Hayden
S. Wilson
Spring plant thefts rise in local neighborhood
Police report three plant thefts over two days including two hanging baskets from Mrs. Wright at 717 S. Steuben and a basket from Mrs. Summers at 1207 W. 4th. Macrame hangers with pots were stolen from Ralph Heaton at 1219 W. 4th. Items valued at about 40 to 45 dollars.
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George Wright
S. Steuben
Kenneth Summers
W. 4Th
Ralph Heaton
Count Down Finds Smile for Donna Haymaker
Donna Haymaker of 902 S Denman shared a bright moment this morning as she picked up her senior.
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Donna Haymaker
S. Denman
Deaths and funerals tide through local obituaries
Funeral services are planned for Jerry Wayne Young after drownings, with 1 30 p m Friday at the Church of the Nazarene and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Espartero Mannoni, 80, of Pittsburg, dies after six months illness. he served in World War I and held multiple lodge and Shrine positions. survivors include Mary Sealet and three grandchildren. Ethel Augustin, 79, Walnut resident, dies at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott. services set for 2 p m Saturday at Walnut United Methodist Church. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Espartero Mannoni
Pittsburg
S. A. Mannoni
S. Larson
Mt. Carmel
Frontenac
Musicians Union
Ringling Brothers Circus
Masonic Lodge
Mirza Shrine
Scottish Rite
Imperial Council of the Shrine
DeMolay Advisory Board
DeMolay Legion of Honor
Fort Scott
Mary Sealet
Raymond
Hattiesburg
Miss
Ronald
Topeka
Chanute
Rosie Batelli
Brenner Chapel
Highland Park Cemetery
Ethel Augustin Walnut
Walnut
Ethel Augustin
Mercy Hospital
Ethel Susan Franklin
Sapulpa
Okla
Stark
Porterville
Claus Augustin
Newton
Marmaton Valley Nursing Home
Uniontown
Clay Herod
Kansas City
Kan
William Norris
Larned
Harold W
Bennie C
Virgil Franklin
James Moody
Glenwood Cemetery
Pierce Fneral
Erie
Chanute BPW Charter In Galena With Regional Guests
Neighborhood notes report Chanute Business and Professional Women in Galena for a chartering ceremony sponsored by Baxter Springs. Mary Jo David led the event with Virginia Douthett presenting the charter and Betty Maier as guest. A class banquet May 14 at Orchid Buffet requires $3.15 per person. phone 431-2928 for reservations.
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Chanute
Galena
BPW
Baxter Springs Club
Mary Jo David
Girard
Virginia Douthett
Wichita
Betty Maier
Great Bend
Frances Ballou
Mary Lou Benson
Dorothea Ferguson
Alice Boecker
Orchid Buffet
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Mark McCoy
Jeff Jordan
Wynn Aker
Rick Berckefeldt
N. Forest
Baughman
Buffalo Man
Sheriffs
Kern
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Transcript
Rob Johnson
CHS
Safari
Marilyn Lock
Elem
Barbara Zeller
Dodge City
Dodge City Jaco
Velne
Yeon
DENIM
Main Street
ON Tau
Ea Ee
Wal-Mart
Coliseum
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