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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
8
Butler County voters approved a $1,998,000 bond issue to fund a junior college southwest of El Dorado. The measure passed 4,971 to 3,974 and will finance seven buildings mostly air conditioned for year round use. Bonds will be retired by a 1.87 mill levy for 15 years.
The 1963 Washington Senators sit at the bottom of the American League in batting fed by poor run production and weak offense, while pitching and fielding also lag behind their league rivals.
William A. Kepley appointed executor of Aaron E. Kepley’s will with letters testamentary issued May 15 1944, notice to creditors heirs and legatees to file claims within nine months. Filing required. probate judge seal and attorney listed. Also sale of real estate in Erie Kansas under mortgage foreclosure to satisfy judgment. Sheriff George E. Angely to conduct sale at Neosho County courthouse.
Humboldt high school will hold the 80th commencement in the gym at 8 p.m. on May 21 with Brice Durbin of the Kansas State High School Activities Association as speaker. A reception follows and the event also serves as a homecoming for older graduates. The list includes Robert Craig Adams, Kathy Alcox, Charlotte Baker, Leon Barfoot, Margaret Blattner, Larry Barnett, Sharon Carder, Ronald Carpenter, Kathy Clements, DeEtta Crossant, Bonita Doty, Donna Dressler, Sue Eggers, Jeanne Godsey, Christina Griffith, Joseph Henrichs, Kenneth Herder, Ann Hess, Steven Honeycutt, Clara Houdashelt, Donna Huffman, Richard Hurst, James Jeffers, Carlos Jimenez, Robert Jones, Jimmy Kaufman, Betty Lewis, Susan Lombard, Vicki McCoy, Linda McCullough, Paul McLaughlin, Mary Magill, Roger Mintz, Linda Moore, Sherry Mosley, Ernest Mueller, Ronald Nelson, Sally Nord, Madlyn Ostrander, Barbara Rinehart, Tyson Runnels, John Searcy, Earl Seyfert, Nancy Sharp, Blaine Shepard, Virginia Shultz, Helen Smith, Karen Solomon, Verna Springston, William Stange, Nelda Storck, Danny Stotler, Dean Strack, Walter Tylicki, Clara Watts, Frances Williams, Sandra Wrestler, David Wylie.
On steep slopes, burlap mulch protects seed, reduces erosion, and aids grass establishment. Opened jute or bran sacks form a single layer laid top to bottom, pinned with hairpins, and left to rot as sod grows. Straw mulch optional but less effective. avoid weed seeds. County Extension offers Lawn Circular 327 with details.
Emporia police report about $1,000 in cash and new silver coins found in a motel room after a motorcycle car crash that killed a man. The deceased gave the name Jerry Selby but was identified as Elmer Ray Tinsley, 35, of Pasadena, Calif., and Oklahoma City. Detective Sgt. Merle Hayes noted a California robbery and kidnapping sentence. FBI involvement requested.
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