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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1976
Page
5
La Sherri Lee Kausch is named to Ottawa University's Dean's Honor List for the 113 students recognized at the May 17 honors banquet. A sophomore, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rausch of 517 North Santa Fe, with a 3.5+ GPA since enrolling.
Bank of Commerce President William G Bodley announced bids open June 21 for construction of an extended facility at 17th and S Santa Fe. Architect selection for the West Main project to follow within 30 days as planning stretches over months.
Daily transcript shows visiting hours 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 PM. Patient census lists 45 adults and pediatrics with two babies. Admissions include Merle Newlove Bethesda Austin McGill Gladys McCoy Wanda Rhine Louis Feld Chance Summers Lorena McCarty Humboldt Minnie Baker Harry Ingels Mrs. Francis McGuffey Lena Hertzell Hazel Hixon Leta Scheibmeir Howard Earnest Mrs. Thomas Hudson Ethel Hunt Floyd Fults and more. Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Chaney at 210 N. Franklin.
First National Bank has been authorized by national banking officials to add a new facility on S. Santa Fe. Bank president Robert Allen said no construction action has been taken yet. The bank already owns property at 14th and.
A Pizza Hut delivery man was robbed of four pizzas at 12:05 a.m. Sunday while delivering to 308 S. Wilson. Police report the valued order at $9.46. Separately, a four-cylinder Wisconsin engine worth $1,500 was reported stolen from 626 S. Katy. A UPS window on W. Main Street was smashed by a rock at 12:30 a.m. Sunday. A Lee Summit, Missouri man, Robert J. Carroll, was charged with DWI and careless driving after a one car crash at Lincoln and Walnut. His 1973 Ford pickup was destroyed and arraignment set for May 24.
Area police report two bridge crashes and a stop sign collision with no injuries. A 1972 Chevrolet struck the Neosho River bridge west of Iola after being blinded by headlights, costing about $1,000. A 1969 Mercury driven by David Barner dozed near St Paul, caus ing a $700 damage. Two drivers cited for failing to stop at a stop sign in St Paul after an intersection collision caused $2,000 damage each.
Kenneth Midgette of Tulsa entered a plea of guilty to D.W.L. open container speeding and no license charges in Chanute City Court. His fine and costs totaled 238.50 dollars. Marion E. Robertson of 214 N Malcolm pleaded guilty to a D.W.I. charge, fined 135 dollars, license privileges revoked for one year.
Clara May McCandless 80 died Thursday at Bethesda Nursing Center. Private graveside services were held today at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev. Marshall Davidson officiating. She was born October 13, 1895 in Wylie Texas, married Elmer James McCandless in 1923, owned Clara's Hat Shop, and belonged to First Baptist Church. Survivors include daughter Orita Wright El Paso and brother Louis Lafay Warren Meridian. Preceded in death by husband in 1966.
The Girard FmHA office announced a 10 a.m. meeting in the First National Bank meeting room to discuss Farmers Home Administration loans. Realtors builders and lenders are especially invited to learn about loan eligibility, housing types financed, and local credit relationships.
After Howard Hughes death on April 5 the hunt for his fortune intensified with eight purported wills surfacing. Names include Clifford Irving and a claimed illegitimate son aided by a mouth radio. Executors range from Noah Dietrich to Melvin Dummar and Judge William Bear. Nevada vows to stay out of the dispute.
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