Hupp Jr. Sentenced to Year in County Jail on Eight Charges
Curtis Hupp Jr. of Chanute received a one year jail term split into four consecutive three month segments for eight charges. Four remaining charges carry one to three month terms, concurrent with the first group. Parole was revoked and evaluation ordered before jail. Other cases include Staggs bond set at 500 for aggravated incest and continuances for Headley and Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Hupp Jr
Chanute
Richard Ashley
Hupp
Lige Matlock
Osawatomie State Hospital
Thomas Staggs
S. Forest
Staggs
George Headley
Jim Richards
Brie
Son Encounters Intruder in Home
A report about an intruder in the Kenneth Roper home at 17 W. 3rd was deemed inaccurate. Gary Baucom, 11, saw movement from the yard and confronted a man who shoved him by the refrigerator before the intruder fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Roper
Concert Tonight On School Lawn And Auditorium
An instrumental concert at 7 30 p m on the Senior High School lawn features the beginners band the dance band and concert band from the high school and the A and B bands from Royster Junior High under directors Bill Roberts and Bill Armstrong. The Kayette Club sells ice cream cookies and cake with no admission. bring seating if desired. Thursday's vocal concert at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium asks 75 cents for adults 50 cents for children with HS students admitted on ID cards. Le Chantez two girls glee clubs and two mixed choruses perform about 20 popular numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Junior High
Bill Roberts
Bill Armstrong
Armstrong
le Chantez
Weekend visitors and school tour noted in Chanute brief
Weekend guests of Mrs. Wilfrid Cavaness include Mrs. L Gene Newman Houston Tex Mrs John S Taylor Oklahoma City and E C Hayhon Sun City Center Fla Aunt of Mrs Cavaness. Thayer Elementary second graders toured The Tribune after visiting the Police Department Safari Museum and a local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Cavaness
N. Steuben
L. Gene Newman
Houston
Tex
John S. Taylor
Oklahoma City
E. C. Hayhon
Sun City Center
Fila
Cavaness
Thayer Elementary School
Tribune
Police Department
Safari Museum
Mmes
Stanley Myers
Willard Goins
Robert Burns
Loretta White
Improvement in Trade Indicates Narrowing US Deficit in Q1
The Commerce Department reports the first quarter deficit at 3.5 billion dollars, down 2.8 billion from late 1971. Officials say the improvement eases dollar pressure abroad but warn the deficit must move toward equilibrium for exchange stability. Data reflect official reserves transactions and interbank flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
City Commission Sets Friday Work Session on Equipment
City Manager Kenneth Sanborn says Friday luncheon will host a work session focused on equipment matters. The session aims to outline needs, budget implications, and timelines for procurement and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Sanborn
Visiting Hours At Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Patient census lists 46 patients including adults and pediatrics. The notice includes patient names and addresses for today and upcoming Monday appointments.
No Green For Deck At City Pool Renovation
City officials say the municipal pool deck will not be painted green this year due to planned repairs. City Manager Kenneth Sanborn says most of the deck will be replaced, though efforts are to have the facility ready by Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Kenneth Sanborn
Sanborn
Parole Granted to Darrell Reed on Burglary Convictions
Darrell Reed twenty was paroled for two years from a sentence of one to ten years with a maximum one year in state penitentiary. Judge George Donalds found him guilty May 2 on two burglary counts. Sentencing was postponed for a leniency petition. Reed was arrested in March for burglaries at Alta's Diner and Salzman and John Implement. Sentences run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Reed
Independence
George Donalds
Reed
Alta’s
Salzman
John Implement
Five Year Old Girl Bitten by Dog in City Incident
A dog was picked up by animal control after biting 5 year-old Cristinia Dennis on the face. Edith, daughter of Larry and Mrs. Dennis, sustained multiple facial bites and received medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristinia Dennis
Edith
Larry Dennis
Two Injured in County Road Intersection Crash
At about 1130 Monday two cars collided at a county road intersection five miles south of Galesburg injuring Francis Morris 58 of Galesburg who was treated and released Grace Fuller 62 of Parsons was taken to Labette County Medical Center for care. Morris drove a northbound 1968 Chevrolet and Charles Fuller 69 of Parsons drove an eastbound 1968 Chevrolet causing the collision with about 1500 dollars damage to each vehicle.
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Galesburg
Highway Patrol
Francis Morris
Erie
Grace Fuller
Labette County
Parsons
Morris
Charles Fuller
Truck and Auto Supply Ad at 107 West Cherry
Advertisement for Truck and Auto Supply offering oil and related products at the 107 West Cherry location. Local shop promotes varied oil items and automotive supplies for quick service.
Winfield High School closed early as bond vote looms
Winfield Kansas voters faced a $3.95 million bond proposal to replace the 1910 1917 1923 built high school. The board unanimously closed the four story building for safety after fire marshal and engineers warned it was structurally unsound and a fire trap.
Bible Study Week Opens at Kingdom Hall Dale Burnett Presiding
Jehovahs Witnesses launch a week of Bible study and house to house ministry at the Kingdom Hall 1022 S Evergreen with Thomas E Moore Kansas Circuit No 3 supervisor presiding. Evening programs run 7 30 weekly ministry school, service meeting Moore speaks. Thursday Bible study 8 p m and Saturday 8 p m word and discourse by Moore. Sunday concludes with a slide discourse at 2 p m open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
S. Evergreen
Dale Burnett
Thomas E. Moore
Kansas Circuit No. 3
Moore
Scholarship Awarded To Neosho County Student
Linda L. Anderson, a sophomore at Neosho County Community Junior College, receives a general scholarship for 1972 73 at Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M L Anderson of 1015 S Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sanders
Neosho County Community
Jucos
State Department of Education
Fort Scott
Linda L. Anderson
Neosho County Community Junior College
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
M. L. Anderson
S. Highland
KSTC
English Department
Miss Anderson
Associated Women Students
Student National Education Association
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Ted Swanson
Elsmore
Ted
Margaret) Swanson
Wichita
Charles Krokstrom
Swanson
Iola
Charles
Irving
Ted Jr
Overland Park
Rosa Dell VanDeventee
Denton
J. R
Dick) Robbins
Yates Center
Dick” Robbins
Autumn Manor No. 2
Woodson County
Rose
Buffalo Lodge
AF & AM
Blue Bird Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Royal Arch Masons
Esdraelon
Knights Temper
Masons
OES
Edna
Thelma Stoll
Campbell Funeral Home
Dan Pennie
Yates Center Cemetery
Clarence Cross
Humboldt
Savonburg
Pierce Funeral Home
Norman Eugene Neptune
Norman Neptune
S. Kansas
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Benjamin C. Wheat
Thibodaux, la
Rene Lynn
Catherine
Benji
Major Wheat
Military Science
Francis T. Nicholls University
George A. Wheat
W. 5Th
Chanute Business and Professional Women's Club
Ruby Nelson
Hazel Jenkins
Kathryn Thornton
Ramona Reynolds
Kay Groskinsky
Florence Kelley
Charles Ballou
Alta Spurrier
Kustom Electronics
Spencer W. Finney
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kevin Henley
S. Tennessee
Jimmie Laurie
N. Grant
Ralph Carl
Arthur Wilber
Emil Kennedy
St. Paul
Kenneth Brinkman
Marie Scott
David Booe
Vernon Hanson
Mark Crowl
W. Main
Leona Tennis
Danny Donovan and Son
N. Highland
Dagwood
FASEY
the Wizard OF ID
Jakes
U.9
Joe
Beetle Bailey
Bulletin, Cookie
Jo You
Andy Capp
Archie
TS HR Telephone
Steve Canyon
Skeezix
Dog
Winfield High School
Winfield
Kan
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