Obituaries and funeral notices for Wallace Hansen and others
Wallace Hansen 73 of Grant died Wednesday night at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. Donald Anderegg 37 of Tecumseh killed early today in a county road crash near Topeka after his car hit gravel and overturned. he was married to Linda Simon in 1990 and survived by his wife, two children, parents, siblings, and grandmother. Rites held in Garnett and Altoona. Austin V. Butcher Jr. 73, former Altoona Gazette owner, died Sunday in Fredonia. funeral and sister Clarice M. Butcher noted. graveside rites conducted in Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hansen
Grant
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Johnson Mortuary
Chanute
Donald Anderegg
Tecumseh
Topeka
Anderegg
Linda Simon
Garnett
Daniel Lee
Donna Lin
R. E. Barker
S. Evergreen
Charles A. Anderegg
Wichita
Robert E. ,Anderegg
Sacraento
Farris Funeral Home
Garnett Cemetery
Altoona
Altoona Gazette
Austin V. Butcher Jr
Fredona
Presbyterian Church
Clarice M. Butcher
Fredonia
Zumalt Suer Keeping Busy
Tim Albertson of Lawrence filed an $11 million lawsuit Wednesday against Ray Zumalt a juvenile officer and has filed two more suits against at least seven Lawrence residents, including a $10 000 assault suit against Randolph Gould involved in a bombing trial and a $250 000 assault and battery suit against six local residents. Albertson 17 acts as his own attorney in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Albertson
Lawrence
Ray Zumalt
Randolph Gould
Albertson
Neosho Memorial Hospital Census and Admissions Update
Daily listing from Neosho Memorial Hospital notes visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 to 8 p.m. A census lists 76 patients, including adults and pediatrics with two babies. Admissions and today’s patients include Mrs. Ralph Barcus, Mrs. Wayne Yowell, Jack Stipp, Mrs. Kelley Stewart, Mrs. Vincent Horton, Rhonda Bennett, and others. Marriage licenses show multiple couples from Parsons, Chanute, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barcus
W. Main
Wayne Yowell
W. 6Th
Jack Stipp
Thayer
Kelley Stewart
W. 2Nd
Vincent Horton
N. Evergreen
Rhonda Bennett
S. Western
Robert Whiams
N. Grant
Rose Wehlage
S. Malcolm
Brennecke earns nursing degree heads to Fort Worth
Craig E Brennecke son of Mr and Mrs Paul Brennecke 712 S Lafayette received a bachelor of science in nursing from Kansas State College of Pittsburg as part of the first four year degree class. He will begin work in the Fort Worth area. A Wilson County Hospital immunization clinic will be held in Neodesha Monday from 1 30 to 4 30 pm for children and adults with routine vaccines except mumps. Telephone Pioneers Charity Horse Show May 27 at Ottawa fairgrounds features 30 classes with trophies and will aid St Johns Orphanage Kansas City and Higginsville School for the Retarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig E. Brennecke
Paul T. Brennecke
S. Lafayette
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
KSCP
Brennecke
Fort Worth
Tex
Wilson County Health Department
Wilson County Hospital
Neodesha
Telephone Pioneers
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Ottawa
Election Workers Waiting for Pay in Montgomery County
Montgomery County election workers for the April 3 city and school elections have not been paid and may face delays. County Clerk Harold Cook cites lack of funds and is considering options including a general fund transfer, awaiting July 15 tax fund distribution, or billing cities and school districts for proportional shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Montgomery County
Harold Cook
Cook
Scholarship Established For Jenkins
A memorial scholarship is established in memory of William F. Bill Jenkins who died Saturday in a Lawrence area automobile accident. It will assist a student at Neosho County Community Junior College, Jenkins alumnus. Contributions are accepted at the college office at the First United Methodist Church and by Shirley Lopeman 1503 S Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F
Bill” Jenkins
Lawrence
Neosho County
First United Methodist Church
Jenkins
Shirley Lopeman
S. Ashby
Truck Driver Severely Hurt in Brazilton Train Collision
Vernie Newton, 34, of Kansas City Kansas, was severely injured when his 1966 Santa Fe semi trailer collided with a westbound Santa Fe train at the north edge of Brazilian crossing K3. The truck burned, the train derailed and a small fire started. Newton was hospitalized first at Girard then at KU Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazilton
Santa Fe Trails Transportation
Santa Fe
Vernie Newton
Kansas City
Kan
Girard Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Chanute
Phelps Sent For Treatment After Mental Competence Finding
Johnny Lee Phelps 22 of rural Erie faced seven arson counts and one count of attempted arson from 1972 to 1973. He was committed to Osawatomie for 60 days for psychiatric evaluation in March and, after a May 9 hearing, deemed incompetent to stand trial and ordered to Osawatomie for treatment until competent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Johnny Lee Phelps
Phelps
Osawatomie
George Donaldson
Fort Scott Names Chamber Manager
Fort Scott appoints Louis Armstrong 46 as manager of the Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce. He is a retired postal employee and will run the chamber office weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for a salary of 450 dollars monthly. Former manager John Batten retired several months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Louis Armstrong
John Kirby Graduates Cum Laude from Kansas State
John Kirby earned cum laude honors at Kansas State University during the 110th commencement. His wife Teresa received recognition for her PHT tribute while parents Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hupp attended. Kirby will begin medical studies at Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirby
College of Arts and Sciences
Kansas State University
Teresa
Hubby
Curtis Hupp
S. Forest
Kirby
Alpha Chi Sigma
Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine
Parsons Bank announces new building with extra parking
Parsons Commercial Bank will construct a new building at Central and Main on its existing site adding 22 000 square feet of parking. LaForge Budd Construction Company of Parsons serves as general contractor. Completion is expected by February with work in segments to allow uninterrupted operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Parsons Commercial Bank
Central and Main
LaForge & Budd Construction Company
Faculty Cuts Foreseen at Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg Kansas State College faces staff downsizing with President George F. Budd warning that up to 17 faculty positions and five civil service jobs may be eliminated by next July. Eleven faculty members are presently affected and a year’s notice will be given. Current enrollment stands at 4,910 with 306 faculty. a fall drop of up to 350 fulltime students is anticipated.
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Pittsburg
Kansas State College
George F. Budd
County Adopts Workers Compensation Policy for County Workers
Neosho County Commission approved a Workers Compensation policy through the Schultz Agency Chanute as representatives of the Neosho County Insurance Board. Estimated annual premium is 6380 dollars. Citizens from Galesburg requested blacktopping six miles of road from Galesburg to the county line. the commission will consider the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Commission
Schultz Agency
Chanute
Neosho County Insurance Board
Galesburg
Bicycle stolen from Wayne Johns near Empire Billiards
Wayne Johns of 1500 W Main Apt 106 reported a white 10 speed bicycle taken Wednesday from its parked location near Empire Billiards at 311 E Main between 12 30 p m and 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Johns
W. Main
Apt
Johns
Empire Billiards
E. Main
City Officials Attend Power Conference in New Orleans
Chanute joined Kansas City and McPherson as the three Kansas cities represented at a three day American Public Power Association conference in New Orleans. City Manager Kenneth Sanborn and Electric Power Plant Superintendent John Lofthouse attended with the City Commission to hear discussions on fuel costs utility rate making and atomic energy potentials as they relate to cities. Proceedings included remarks from Environmental Protection Agency Power Commission and National Fuel Council representatives.
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Chanute
Kansas Cities
American Public Power Association
New Orleans
City Commission
Kenneth Sanborn
John Lofthouse
Sanborn
Environmental Protection Agency
The
Power Commission
National Fuel Council
Kansas City
McPherson
Postal Record Highlights Regional High Overnight Delivery
Fort Scott was one of 117 sectional center facilities in a 13 state central region to reach 9 percent or higher on overnight first class mail during a two week test. The Wichita District includes Fort Scott and 60 southeast Kansas cities like Chanute. Complaints at Postal Service headquarters dropped 70 percent since a mid January peak. Four districts shared the 98 percent next day delivery score: Fargo North Dakota Omaha Nebraska Sioux Falls Iowa and Wichita.
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Fort Scott
U.S. Postal Service
Kansas Cities
Chanute
R. C. Cogan
Washington
Fargo
N.D
Omaha
Neb
Sioux Falls
Iowa
Wichita
Humboldt Ed Pappy Reaves Retires After Ten Years
Police veteran Hum boldt Ed Pappy Reaves ends a decade of service with retirement. A 65th birthday party at city hall drew attendance from city employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Ed “Pappy” Reaves
City Hall
Montgomery County 4 H Agent Resigns After 15 Years
Dale Hensley, Montgomery County 4 H agent for 15 years, resigns effective May 31. He gave no reason for leaving. Carl Hamilton, chairman of the county extension committee, said interviews to select a replacement are underway, hoped by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Dale Hensley
Montgomery County
Hensley
Carl Hamilton
County Extension Committee
Kustom Electronics Slaughters Bros Bid Asked 7 to 8
Fischer notes local stock quotes with Kustom Electronics and Slaughters Bros (Whyte) at bid 816 ask 855. Bis Manley Industries shows 2 percent and 3 percent offers. Data furnished by Spencer W. Finney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Industries
Spencer W. Finney
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Austin Butcher
Daily Transcript
Arthur Krone
W. Oak
Myrtle Crawford
S. Central
Robert Warner
Evergreen
Raymond Myers
Gary Kilgore
Kansas
Jessie Smith
James Webb
Earl Ostrander
Merle Young
George Nelson Clarke
Betty Lee Clark
Thomas Anthony Tyler II
San Angelo
Nancy Jean Romig
Ronald Nelson Umbarger
Sylvia Kay Tarbet
Ernest Wesley Roecker
Beverly Anne Cloke
John Henry Shultz Jr
Iola
Marilyn Sue Brown
Frederick Patterson Lawrence
Hollywood
Fla
Rose Ann Mascaro
Allan Barnhart
Eric
Karen J. Fedic
David 0. Beard
Anita Ann Sexton
Harold Seefeldt
Kenneth Summers
C. A. Morris
KSU
Parsons Bank
Pittsburg State
Yue Ase
Kidney Foundation
Charlie Browns
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
Archie
Veronica
Jughead
Michelangelo
Fay
Snuffy Smith
Loweezy
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Steve Canyon
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