Deaths and Funerals in Community Area
Obituaries list Mrs. Ernest McCool of Blackwell Oklahoma and Olga R Wright of Erie with service details. Also noted are Pearl W Kyle former Neosho County clerk, Nina Baxter, John C Rath and Wayne Bundy among others with funeral plans and burial sites. Hospital census and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Mabel) McCool
Blackwell
Okla
L. Don Richardson
Virginia Lee McCool
Winfield
Richard
Enid
Olin Ward
S. Plummer
Stoll Funeral Home
Newkirk
Oklo
Richardson
Chanute
First Church of God
Erte
Erie
Olga R. Wright
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Barney
Stark
August Lindquist
George W. Wright
Boyd
Hilma) Bartholomew
Eric
Roy
Gladys) Riley
Humboldt
Cecil
Georgia) White
Portland
Ore
Edwin
East Brunswick
N.J
Raymond
Bessie) Ingle
Frank Eugene
Fine Christian Church
Fred Jordan
East Hill Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Neosho County
Pearl W. Kyle
Erie Federated Church
Carson - Dick Funeral Home
Quincy
Ill
Masonic Lodge 76
Scottish Rite
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Elks Lodge 806
Louis R. Kyle
Ruth Lake
Paola
Ted
Jay
Alexandria
Lillie Nye
Albuquerque
N.M. A
Shrine Crippled Children's Fund
The
Home Savings Bank
Hurboldt
Emma Igel
Margaret
Kansas City
John H
St. Louis
Dora Brinman
Borger
Tex
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Rath
Herman Sefert
Mount Hope Cemetery
Parsons Man Killed in Kansas Crash
The Associated Press reports at least five people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend including Lester H. Behrens Jr., 26, of Parsons. He lost control of his car on Kansas 99 and crashed into a culvert near Blaine in northeast Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lester H. Behrens Jr
Parsons
Highway Patrol
Kansas 99
Blaine
Housing loan approved for Chetopa senior units
The Farmers Home Administration approves a $240,000 loan for a senior housing project in Chetopa. The plan includes 20 apartments, 16 one bedroom and 4 two bedroom units, each with living room dining area kitchen and bath. Chetopa Housing Corporation sponsors the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetopa
Farmers Home Administration
Chetopa Housing Corporation
Wreck on Neosho River Bridge Injures Three
An accident on the Neo sho River Bridge west of Humboldt Saturday night sent an Iola man Billy Shaw and a Burlington man Clifford Mapes and Mapes's daughter Phillis 12 to Allen County Hospital. Shaw was in good condition and Phillis Mapes in satisfactory condition. Mapes was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Neosho River
Humboldt
Burlington
Allen County Hospital
Allen County Sheriff's Department
Billy Shaw
Clifford Mapes
Shaw
Phillis Mapes
Mapes
Ken Malson Shows at Ball State Sculpture Show
Ken Malson of R 1 exhibits his wood sculpture Just over the Edge among 200 works chosen from more than 600 entries at Ball State University Muncie Indiana Drawing and Small Sculpture Show open May 6 and running through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Malson
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Malson
Grain Market Kansas City Wheat and Corn Quotes
Wheat prices rise across grades with No 2 hard at 2.55 to 2.59 and No 2 red at 2.46 to 2.52 per bushel. Corn shows mixed moves from 2.40 to 2.75 for No 2 white and 1.89 to 1.91 for No 2 yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Police report thefts and arrests in Chanute area
The theft of two yellow 10 speed bicycles and a silver bicycle was reported by Bill West. Charles Chandler was arrested for driving while intoxicated, open bottle transport, and careless driving. released on 195 dollars bond with April 14 court date. Overparking tickets issued. other thefts noted plus tavern custody and a list of commodity prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill West
West
Charles Chandler
E. 10Th
Chandler
Nixon Urged to Aid Independent Stations
Washington AP report says President Nixon is urged to aid independent gasoline stations facing shutdowns amid nationwide shortages. Law signed Monday grants him authority to allocate oil products, as small operators complain large firms cut supplies. Five youths and a minor were later released from a tavern incident in Andover, with charges expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Allen County Sealed Bid Sale for 16 Acres Near La Harpe
Allen County treasurer offers 16 acres near La Harpe for sale by sealed bids. Bids due May 18 at 1 p.m. via mail or in person to the county commission or county clerk in the courthouse. Land west of LaHarpe along US 54, formerly planned as a warehouse site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOLA
Allen County
la Harpe
County Commission
LaHarpe
Thefts Reported In Humboldt Area
Humboldt police reported that 18 recording tapes a pair of boots and a pocket knife were stolen from Gerald D. Clay’s car near his home. A separate theft of a portable tape recorder occurred in Humboldt from Donny Vaughn’s car near Humboldt High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Gerald D. Clay
Clay
Donny Vaughn
Humboldt High School
Local Stocks Bid Asked for Kustom Electronics and Manley
Local stock listings show bids and asks for Kustom Electronics Manley Industries and Slaughter Bros Whyte with figures 8 2 7 percent and 333 378 provided by Spencer W Finney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Slaughter Bros
Whyte
Spencer W. Finney
Family newspaper loses 20 year Leek Tribune delivery
Dorothy Leek describes the Fort Scott Tribune ending a 20 year run as an old friend. The Leek family had long supplied delivery through three sons John Joe and Jay with occasional help from daughters and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Dorothy Leek
Leek
John
Joe
Jay
City Manager Kenneth Sanborn elected state group president
Kenneth Sanborn, city manager, was chosen as president of Kansas Municipal Utilities during the association’s 44th annual conference in Kansas City Kansas. He had been acting president since April 16. KIMU is a statewide group of municipal electric, water and gas systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Sanborn
Kansas Municipal Utilities, Inc
Kansas City
Kan
Sanborn
KIMU
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Heights and Prices
Cattle 1,600 with steers and heifers strong to fully 25 higher while cows hold. feeders strong. Hogs 3,600 with barrows and gilts unevenly strong to 50 higher. 210-230 lb hogs around 35.75. Sheep 200 with spring lambs and ewes steady. lambs 35-36 dollars, ewes 11-15.50. Estimates: cattle 800, hogs 4,000, sheep 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Transcript
Ernest McCool
Mrs
Nina Baxter
Elmwood Cemetery
Oklahoma City
Bert Sutton
Nina Whitaker - Baxter
Everett Baxter
John C. Rath
Wayne Bundy
Cisne
Herbert Bundy
Chanute High School
Olney
Til
de Selms Funeral Home
Jimmy Laurie
N. Grant
Clifford Webb
S. Forest
Michael Patton
S. Central
Gladys McCoy
S. Oak
Elaine Morris
Topeka
Jose DeLa Torre
David Almond
S. Grant
Effie Yeubanks
Thayer
Ernest Kepley
Lori Mangine
W. Main
Harry Steeves
S. Larson
Nora Smith
S. Wilson
Gary Lopeman
N. Evergreen
Raymond Myers
John Betley
Ronald Miller
Edith
Judy Huffmaster
Hurley Heaton
Richard Greenway
S. Lafayette
Jack Locke
Maude Burtch
Urwin Neely
R. Dean Flanner and Son
Jack Slater
Edward North
Kenneth Summers
Estel Joy
Thomas Hultberg
Lucian Shaunce
Arolyn Heights
Associated Press
William D. Yessell
Rutter
S. Santa Fe
Shorts
Lester Brutchin
Andover
Charles Duncan
James Conklin
Leon Brutchin
Central
Lige Matlock
Buck Jones
Rutland, Vt
Rutland High School
Rutland
Robert English
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Ralph Waldo Emerson
the Wizard OF ID
Deens
Feminist
Vandale
Thuy
Ant
Beetle Bailey
Sarge
Andy Capp
Archie
Snuffy Smith
Slim Potter's
Lukey
Possuy
Steve Canyon
Honey
Skeezix
Clovia
Pert
Fili
KC Livestock
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