Deaths and Funeral Notices in Local Area
August Meyer 91 of 318 N Wilson died at Westview Nursing Home. Born Feb 20 1876 in St Louis he was a farmer with two marriages survivors include son Lyle Meyer two grandchildren and two great grandchildren sister Geissler Meyer Iulia. Memorial at Zion Lutheran Church Monday 2 pm. Burial Elmwood Cemetery directed by Johnson Mortuary.
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St. Louis
Chanute
Ida Burghart
Jennie Rawlings
Zion Lutheran Church
Lyle Meyer
Geissler Meyer
Iulia
Robert D. Green
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Harry N. Beeler
Derby
Earl Beeler
Erie
Senter Mulvane Mortuary
Mulvane
Niotaze
Beeler
Fredonia
Wichita
Union of Iron Workers
Earl Beeler Jr
Clyde Beeler
Kansas Sets June Oil Allowable At 290000 Barrels
The Kansas Corporation Commission set June oil production allowable at 290000 barrels per day. Chairman William Mitchell and members Dale Saffels and James Greenleaf approved the 290000 rate based on guidance from Conservation Division head John P. Roberts. Above ground storage stood at 6423000 barrels May 5, with demand forecast up 5,000 to 285000 bpd.
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Greensburg
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
William Mitchell
Hutchinson
Dale Saffels
Garden City
James Greenleaf
Conservation Division
John P. Roberts
Wichita
Roberts
Bureau of Mines
Construction Grants For Kansas Schools
U.S. Education Department construction grants for Kansas are announced by Sen. Frank Carlson. Baker University in Baldwin receives 40000 for Case Hall renovation, Washburn University in Topeka gets 83018 for an academic communications building, and Barton County Junior College in Great Bend receives 416923 to aid construction of an academic portion of a junior college complex.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
U.S. Office of Education
Kansas
Baker University
Baldwin
Case Hall
Washburn University
Topeka
Barton County Junior College
Great Bend
Funds for Rebuilding Washburn and K State
The US Senate approved a supplemental appropriations bill providing 2,122,775 for rebuilding Washburn University and Kansas State University. Washburn receives 1,549,000 and Kansas State 573,775 after last June's tornado damage. House approval via conference committee still required.
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Washington
US Senate
Washburn University
Kansas State University
Washburn
Kansas State
Senate House Conference Committee
City ends parking meters in Portales after trial
Portales New Mexico city officials vote to abolish parking meters after a trial period during which meters were covered. The council decision follows assessments of traffic flow and curb use in the eastern New Mexico town.
Student Drowns While Swimming at Lyon County Lake
Emporia Kansas 19 year old Jack Morrison a student at Kansas State Teachers College drowned Friday afternoon while swimming with three others in an unmarked area near Lyon County State Lake He and a girlfriend attempted to cross and she returned around halfway Morrison disappeared and was found about 20 feet from shore in ten feet of water He was from Kansas City Kansas.
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Emporia
Kan
Jack Morrison
Kansas State Teachers College
Lyon County
Morrison
Kansas City
Alaska Governor Walter Heckel Visits Kansas Home
Former Kansan Gov Walter Heckel of Alaska visits his Claffin hometown for the weekend. He will give the Claflin High School commencement address next Tuesday evening. He is welcomed in Great Bend at a dinner by Gov Robert Docking.
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Great Bend
Kan
Downtown adopts two hour parking limit plan
Police Chief Lloyd Moore says the two hour system reduces problems in the downtown area. Mayor James Riker notes revenue from meters is about $10 000 annually but yields little profit after labor and repair costs.
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Lloyd Moore
James Riker
Pur don couple announce birth of son Craig Sean
Mr and Mrs John M Pur don Parsons announce the birth of a son named Craig Sean on Thursday morning at Labette County Medical Center. Maternal grandparents are Carl Olson Eric and paternal grandparents are Clark Boman Iola. Dwight D Deay named to Chicago division sales manager in professional service at Smith Kline French Laboratories. Class of 1952 reunion set for Wednesday at 7 PM in Dr Dwight Blackwood’s office.
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John M. Purdon
Parsons
Craig Sean
Labette County Medical Center
Carl Olson
Eric
Clark Boman
Dwight D. Deay
C. A. Deay
W. Main
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Philadelphia
Chicago
Deay
Dwight Blackwood
W. 3Rd
Police investigate minor crash at Elm and Highland
Police investigated a minor traffic accident at Elm and Highland around 5 p.m. yesterday involving vehicles driven by Lottie Finley, 83, of Iola and Shirley Uden, 19, of R. 2. Officials said both cars were west bound when the collision occurred.
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Elm and
Highland
Lottie Finley
Iola
Shirley Uden
R. 2
Daily Transcript notices and court actions in Chanute
Visiting hours and patient census report as 53 in hospital with one baby. Friday admissions include Cecil Fowler Floyd Reed Max Beach Mary Jane McGettrick. Dismissals list Roger McCready Mrs Francis McGuffey Lloyd Hawley Mrs Raymond Barnett Jay Klingensmith. Today’s dismissals include Mrs Ed win Nessel Dale Bailey Mrs Paul Reed Mrs John Gray Jr Mrs Emil Kennedy Sr. Police actions note John Morehead over parking tickets and Emmett Campbell intoxication with 15 days jail. Eaton Klauman careless driving with $15 bond. District Court matters in Chanute involve Palmer v Cox damages and Gurwell v Gurwell divorce temporary orders. Wickstrom Beauty Supply v Fail contractual judgment.
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Cecil Fowler
W. Walnut
Medical
Floyd Reed
Max Beach
W. Central
Mary Jane McGettrick
Roger McCready
W. 4Th
Francis McGuffey
St. Ashby
Lloyd Hawley
Neosho Valley Unit Receives an Award
The Neosho Valley EH Unit earned a 15 year community service award at a meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Jim Spillman home. Eleven members attended. Mrs. Robert Rains led the lesson. Mrs. Jim McCoy to host next meeting on June 16.
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Neosho Valley
Jim Spillman
R. 2
Robert Rains
Jim McCoy
Airman Washburn on duty in Vietnam assignment
A3C Wayne D. Washburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Washburn of 720 S. Malcolm, is on duty at Cam Ranh Bay AB, Vietnam. He serves as an air policeman with the Pacific Air Forces, America’s overseas air arm in Southeast Asia, the Far East and the Pacific. The airman is a Chanute Senior High School graduate who attended Independence Community College.
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Wayne D. Washburn
Herbert E. Washburn
S. Malcolm
Cam Ranh Bay AB
Vietnam
Washburn
Pacific Air Forces
America’s
Overseas Air Arm
Southeast Asia
Far East
Pacific
Chanute
Independence Community College
Mrs Markham Hosts Past Presidents Luncheon
Twelve members of the past presidents of the Ladies Auxillary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met at 219 N. Garfield for a 1 p.m. luncheon. A birthday card was given Hallie Carter and a get well card was sent to Marie Robert in St. Francis Hospital Wichita. The meeting was led by Mrs. Cather and the group planned a visit afternoon. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Robert Smith at 216 N. Western on June 16.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
L. M. Markman
N. Garfield
Hallie Carter
Marie Robert
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Cather
Robert Smith
N. Western
Mrs Colvin Hosts Strugglers Bridge Club
Mrs Ray Colvin hosted the Strugglers Bridge Club at 124 S. Garfield. Six regular members and two guests played two games with high prize to Mrs John Weilert and low to Mrs Marion Marion. next meeting with Mrs Robert Jenkins on June 14.
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Ray Colvin
S. Garfield
Strugglers Bridge Club
John Barney
Tom Murrill
John Weilert
Marion Marion
Robert Jenkins
High Prairie 4 H Club Names Middle Names at Meeting
Thirteen High Prairie Pioneers answered roll call by giving their middle names during the Friday gathering at High Prairie church. Elaine Olson led music and plans for the annual H project tour on June 8 were set. Duane Olson and Lowell Olson gave demonstrations and talks on topics including ptomaine poisoning and how Rush County got its name. Leona Wiltse spoke on the county origin, and refreshments followed.
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High Prairie Pioneers
High Prairie Church
Elaine Olson
Duane Olson
Miss Olson
Lowell Olson
Rush County
Leona Wiltse
Grumbein Seefeldt Plan Septem Wedding Nuptials
Mrs. Clarence A. Grumbein of Dighton announces the engagement of their daughter Sondra Lee Grumbein to Alvin L. Seefeldt son of Mr and Mrs Everett H Seefeldt R 4 Both are Kansas State University students Miss Grumbein to be a veterinary medicine freshman and Seefeldt a fourth year architecture student A September 9 wedding is planned.
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Clarence A. Grumbein
Dighton
Sondra Lee
Alvin L. Seefeldt
Everett H. Seefeldt
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Miss Grumbein
College of Veternary Medicine
Seefeldt
Weather Summary for Topeka in 24 Hours Ending 7 A.M.
The report covers Topeka temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. It lists the high and low temperatures and the amount of precipitation recorded, reflecting the early morning conditions. No additional regional data are included in the excerpt.
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Topeka
Past Noble Grands Of Rebekah Lodge Meet
The Chanute Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grands gathered at Mrs. Harold Claus home 1514 S Highland yesterday with 21 members joining in prayer. Mrs Arthur Coonrod read Fear of What Happened from Guideposts April issue and Mrs Claus read a Mother's Day article. Prizes in games went to Mrs Albert Willian and Mrs John Oglesbee. refreshments were served by several members. The next meeting will be a covered dish dinner for April May and June birthdays on June 23 at Mrs Robert Raider home 204 W 6th.
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Chanute Rebekah Lodge
Harold Claus
S. Highland
Arthur Coonrod
Guidepost
Claus
Albert Willian
John Oglesbee
Mmes. Claus
E. N. Eastburn
E. W. Schooley
F. J. Meeker
Robert Raider
W. 6Th
Mrs. Dick Purdy Honored at Going Away Party
A Friday morning going away party honored Mrs. Dick Purdy. Holly Mothers Club members hosted at 810 S Central with Mrs. Richard Crawford as hostess aided by Mrs. Homer Cook and Mrs. A. J. Bertram. Pink flowers decorated the serving table as a farewell gift was presented.
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Dick Purdy
Holly Mothers Club
Richard Crawford
S. Central
Homer Cook
A. J. Bertram
Purdy
Kansas City
Year's Work Closed By AAUW Branch
Chanute AAUW branch closed its year with a picnic dinner at Central Park Community Building. Leona Krehbiel of Newton, the state president, attended and reviewed the history of AAUW clubs in Kansas. State convention at Lawrence May 5 and 6 was reported by Mrs. Jean Vaughn and others. Sweet Adelines provided songs after the dinner.
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Chanute
American Association of University Women
Central Park
Leona Krehbiel
Newton
AAUW
Kansas
Lawrence
Jean Vaughn
Mabel Salzman
Ann Gibson
Vaughn
Adelines
Chanute Auxiliary Quilts For Kansas Department
Seventeen members of the World War I Auxiliary met with Mrs D L Geeding in the Memorial Building to work on the department of Kansas quilt. The next quilting day is scheduled for May 24 in Chanute.
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D. L. Geeding
Chanute
Department of Kansas
Social Calendar May 22 1967 in Chanute
Community events listed for Monday May 22 including Electa Club Mrs Lou Darling ton 511 N Evergreen 7:30 p.m Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building 7:30 p.m Builders Class First Presbyterian Church 7:30 p.m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7:15 p.m Past Matrons Club Sunflower Chapter Marie Rensing 1102 S Highland 7:30 p.m. on May 22 Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday May 23 R N Club Neosho Memorial Hospital 7:30 p.m Hulda Parker T Chapter OES Masonic Temple 8 p.m Vashti Chapter OS Community Center 7:30 p.m Chanute Textile Paint Club continued at North Malcolm Community Center 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Electa Club
Lou Darlington
N. Evergreen
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Sunflower
Marie Rensing
S. Highland
R.N. Club
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hulda Parker
OES
Masonic Temple
Vashti
Community Center
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Bridge Winners Named From Four Tables At Country Club
Four tables of bridge were played at the Country Club yesterday. The winning team comprised Ed Ranz Mines E M Morris Gordon Bender and J W Treloggen.
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Mines
Ed Ranz
E. M. Morris
Gordon Bender
J. W. Treloggen
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Northwest
Wells Dam
August Meyer
N. Wilson
Westview Nursing Home
Gibson
Bertice Gibson
Robert A. Giezentanner
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Hazel Russell
Ethel Davidson
Sally Decker
Agnes Crockatt
Ralph Drake
Marie Wasser
Jack Groves
Russell Davidson
Paul Brennecke
Edwin Rideau
Callice Rush
Carl Shickhardt
George Eaton
Loren McLaughlin
Highland Park Cemetery
Pittsburg
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Truitt
N. Steuben
Ozalid
Drafting Service -Surveying & Mapping
N. Highland, Chanute, Kansas
U.S
Con Thien
Leatherneck Square
Demilitarized Zone
K-State
Portales
State Lake
Alaska
Earl F. Wright
Dale Painter
S. Tennessee
Foster S. Amphlett
Finley
Uden
Chevrolet
Daily Transcript
John Morehead
Lee
Emmett Campbell
Columbia Rooms
Eaton T. Klauman
S. Wilson
Robert D. Chandler
District Court Action
Patricia Morrison Palmer
Carl L. Cox
Betty Johnson Gurwell
Gary Gene Gurwell
Kenneth R. Morris
Judith M. Secre
District Court
Wickstrom Beauty Supply, Inc
Larry Fail
Mrs. Markham
Mrs. Colvin
Strugglers Club
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Counse
Respectfuly
Narional
Sondra Grumbein
Alvin Seefeldt
Sondra Lee Grumbein
Concordia
Dodge City
Ft. Leavenworth
Goodland Hill City
Clathe Russell
Salina
Rebekah
Dial Tribune
KGGF
Coffeyville
West 14Th Street
Cablevision
North Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
Santa FE Park
Food Center
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