Westerman Appointed to Woodson County Commission
Woodson County officials name Eugene Westerman to the county commission filling the vacancy after Bill Herman’s retirement. Westerman, a Piqua native and resident, replaces the retired member. County Engineer L M Sheahon resigns effective June 1 for professional reasons and a replacement will be sought with no immediate action taken.
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Yates Center
Woodson County
Eugene Westerman
Bill Herman
Westerman
Piqua
L. M. Sheahon
Didn’t Get Your Tribune Call Carrier First
Notice advises readers to contact their newspaper carrier, and if unreachable, call 431 4100 before 6 p.m. for delivery. Indicates service hours and an alternate contact method.
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Tribune
Four year old recovers from Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Justin Woolery four years old son of Mr and Mrs Larry Woolery is recovering in a Wichita hospital from Rocky Mountain spotted fever. His temperature has fallen to 99 and doctors expect possible removal from intensive care. Health officer Dr Robert Haskins says the risk of widespread outbreak is low though ticks are common. He explains symptoms and cautions about tick checks and removal and notes vaccines do not prevent the disease.
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Thayer
Justin Woolery
Larry Woolery
Wichita
Ila Raida
Delmar Woolery
Justin
Ila
Robert Haskins
Neosho County
Haskins
Yates Center honors school graduates valedictorian and salutatorian named
Donna Kimberlin was valedictorian and Carol Gordon salutatorian of Yates Center High School. National Honor Society members include Beverly Albert, Mark Brilke, Wilma Jasper, Grady Jesseph, Harvey Klick, David Kuestersteffen, Betsy Light, Mary Lemon, Stanley May, Teresa Phillippi, Todd Pringle, Lee Robbins, Nancy Sherman, Vanessa Theobald, Mary Zarin. Diplomas awarded to Dale Baker, Debbie Bishop, Cathy Burk, Teri Carroll, Lynette Doeden, Kevin Eagle, Linda Grissom, Kathe Hamman, Alberta Hardesty, Sue Hash, Donald Jacobs, Mark Jones, Doug Kendall, Marchelle Lane, David Link, Craig McNutt, Tammie Matle Sievers, Ronald Moorer, Cheryl Morrison, Dana Mulson, Mark Pringle, Daniel Rich, Harold Rife, Kenny Scheibmeir, Lori Scheibmeir, Jean Solander, Shyrell Silvey Steele, Rubina Stockebrand, Susan Swanson, Mary Tidd, Sonja Walker, Kathy Wells, Rick Weston.
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Yates Center
Donna Kimberlin
Carol Gordon
Beverly Albert
Mark Brilke
Wilma Jasper
Grady Jesseph
Harvey Klick
David Kuestersteffen
Betsy Light
Mary Lemon
Stanley May
Teresa Phillippi
Todd Pringle
Lee Robbins
Nancy Sherman
Vanessa Theobald
Mary Zarin
Dale Baker
Debbie Bishop
Cathy Burk
Teri Carroll
Lynette Doeden
Kevin Eagle
Linda Grissom
Kathe Hamman
Alberta Hardesty
Sue Hash
Donald Jacobs
Mark Jones
Doug Kendall
Marchelle Lane
David Link
Craig McNutt
Tammie Matle Sievers
Ronald Moorer
Cheryl Morrison
Dana Mulson
Mark Pringle
Daniel Rich
Harold Rife
Kenny Scheibmeir
Lori Scheibmeir
Jean Sol
Visiting Hours Set At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily transcript shows visiting slots 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. There are 41 patients including four babies. Wednesday admissions include Mrs Carl Trembly Humboldt and Shelley Johnson. Today adds Ira Christie Douglas Hale Danny West. Dismissals include Mrs Dean Buster Rhonda Cheyney. Births to James Simmons and Larry Newton households.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Carl Trembly
W. 6Th
Bill Barnaby
Humboldt
Shelley Johnson
Washington
Ira Christie
N. Garfield
Douglas Hale
N. Lafayette
Danny West
Dean Buster
Rhonda Cheyney
James Simmons
Larry Newton
Buffalo
Obituaries for Luther DeWitt Elzy Fry Opal Hamilton
Luther DeWitt 97 a Humboldt native and oil field contractor died Thursday at the Kansas Masonic Home Wichita. Funeral 2 30 pm Saturday at First Christian Church Humboldt burial DeWitt Cemetery memorials to church. Elzy Harold Fry 65 Chanute railroad engineer Santa Fe died Wednesday Neosho Memorial Hospital after surgery. Funeral 10 am Saturday Gibson Koch Chapel burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Opal Doris Hamilton 71 Chanute area resident died Wednesday Bethesda Nursing Center. Survived by four sisters Johnson Mortuary to announce arrangements.
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Luther DeWitt Humboldt
Humboldt
Luther DeWitt
Kansas Masonic
Wichita
First Christian Church
Masonic Civil Lodge
Eleanor Alice Garver
Josephine Stoy
Kathryn Pope
Eden
Okla
Kent Bateman
DeWitt Cemetery
DeWitt
Price-Stanley Funeral Home
Elzy Harold Fry
N. Central
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Deepwater
Chanute
Santa Fe Railway
Myrtle A. Crowder
Sedalia
Miami
Blanche H. Sisemore
Sam
Omaha
Neb
William J
Leavenworth
Donald Elzy
Kansas City
Kan
Charles R
Anna Capps
Inez Willmon
Linda Mattrick
Myrtle Bridges
Opal
Doris Hamilton
Bethesda Nursing Center
Stark
Huldah J. Crosby
Rosa Hibbs
Thayer
Anna Clanton
Fayetteville
Ark
Stella Bryant
Sparta
Tenn
Johnson Mortuary
Broken headlight leads to arrest for pot possession
Chanute police arrested three people at 8 39 p m Wednesday for marijuana possession after stopping a car driven by Sharon K Collum 20 Humboldt and citing her for one headlight and open container Janice L Collum 19 Humboldt and Mark H Actor 21 Creston Iowa also charged Police released the three Thursday morning Herbert L Reed 31 1016 N Forest charged with disorderly conduct after a disturbance at Tioga Hotel Reed was jailed
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Chanute
Randy Neely
Joe Robertson
Sharon K. Collum
Humboldt
Collum
Janice L. Collum
Mark H. Actor
Creston
Iowa
Herbert L. Reed
N. Forest
Tioga Hotel
Reed
Brenda J. Reed
Herbert Reed
Population counts show declines in Wilson County towns
The county assessor reports Wilson County total population at 12,380, down 602 from last year. Fredonia records 3,385 residents, down 202, with Neodesha 3,587 down 184, Buffalo 394 up 5, Altoona 533 down 33, Benedict 103 down 4 in the 1977 counts.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Neodesha
Buffalo
Altoona
Benedict
Expressions of gratitude from the Burroughs Butler and Ragland families
The families thank friends for prayers kindness and support during the loss of Goldie D. Burroughs and the illness of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Butler. They appreciate cards flowers food and all acts of kindness and wish God’s blessing on all.
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Goldie D. Burroughs
F. F. Butler
Butler
Hal
Ragland
Neighborhood notes and local recognitions around town
The Neosho County community hosts a 6 p.m. Friday birthday party at Propst Center for Older Americans with attendees 60 and older bringing a dish and table service. Pittsburg State ROTC cadets, Matthew Burg and Rodney Reed, receive university awards. Local crimes include a stolen radar detector from a 1976 Trans Am and a theft at Chanute High School. The Santa Fe Railway names James Browning district supervisor. Health clinics operate Friday hours at the Red Cross Center offering immunizations and tests. Chanute swimming pool vandalism cited with office break in and locker-room damage.
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Propst Center
Neosho County
Velma McGuire
Chanute
Pittsburg State University
ROTC
Military Science Department
Matthew H Burg
Army
Rodney J Reed
Red Cross Center
S. Grant
Ada Hubble
Legion baseball players sign up meeting set at City Park
Lee Wilkins announced two teams are expected for the upcoming American Legion program. Players should attend a 7 p.m. meeting at City Park on Friday to sign up and learn details.
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American Legion
City Park
Lee Wilkins
Legion
Neosho County Drought Aid Approved for 1977
The ASC committee declared Neosho County eligible for ACP funds to address drought issues. Allocation totals 21 000 dollars in addition to a 78 300 dollar regular ACP for 1977. Projects include livestock water facilities ponds grass seeding and diversions with SCS technical help. applications accepted in Erie through June 17.
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Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Neosho County
Agricultural Conservation Program
ASCS
Erie
KU lists local graduates and degree candidates
The University of Kansas commencements include nine Chanute graduates led by Christopher Abbuehl and Nick Allen with degrees in business, pharmacy, aerospace, photojournalism, radio film, social work, environmental studies and engineering. Additional degree recipients span Galesburg St Paul Elsmore Yates Center and Elsmore with BSE, Doctor of Laws and related fields.
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University of Kansas
Chanute
Christopher M. Abbuehl
Windsor Drive
Nick A. Allen
S. Edith
Edward L. Baker
S Central
Michael C. Campbell
S. Malcolm
Daryl Cook
S Larson
Thomas C. Kirkwood
S. Plummer
Richard W. Ray
W. 3Rd
David S. Williams
S. Steuben
John C. Worley
N. Steuben
Eric—Virginia A. Burress
John P. Forsyth
Richard L. Hines
Jane M. Kensinger
Recreation
Galesburg
Randall F. Brungardt
William N. Shaw
St. Paul
John L. Burnett
Elsmore
Alice M. Ackerman
Yates Center
Robin C. Blair
Marian K. Massoth
Kansas State names graduates in Chanute and Erie
Kansas State University lists six Chanute graduates receiving degrees Friday. Timothy E. Allen BS in science Dan K. Brazil BA Brenda Buster BFA David Lee Ellison BS in agriculture David E. Kimble BS in electrical engineering Ted Warren Ludlum BS Also included are Erie students Thomas Craig Burress BS Lester Frank Young MS and Jarold B Winans BS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kansas State University
Timothy E. Allen
Dan K. Brazil
Brenda Buster
David Lee Ellison
David E. Kimble
Ted Warren Ludlum
Erie
Thomas Craig Burress
Lester Frank Young
Jarold B Winans
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Cook
Santa Fe
Pizza Hut
Orig
W Price
Jcpenney
Leb Sintya
Lincoln
Fish& Chips
Daily Transcript
S.E. Kansas
Debbie
Advanced Systems Homes
Mari Lassman
P.O. Box
National Guard Armory
S. E. Kansas
Sunset Launderette
Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous
South Ik- Trip
Elks Club
Ft. Scott
N. Santa Fe
National Building Supply Company
National Building Center
Pittsburg
Chanute Company
Chanute Tribune
Amvets
Banker's Computer Center, Inc
Super Snooper
Don Stanislaus
S. Lincoln
Stanislaus
Chanute High School
Darrell Col
S. Forest
James C. Browning
S. Rutter
H&h Agency, Inc
Advanced Systems
Girard
Fort Scott
Norma Maring
Maring
Comet Cleanser
Kansas State
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