Frank Theis Launches Drive for U.S. Senate Nomination
Wellington AP report notes Frank Theis, former Democratic state chairman, launched his campaign for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. He denounced Republican Sen. Schoeppel as terrible and said he would run a campaign to defeat him. Theis praised local Democrats Potucek and Hangen, planned to attend the Los Angeles convention, and warned of a bleak national outlook under Nixon.
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Schoeppel
Kansas
Docking
John A. Potucek
Wellington
Ralph Hangen
Sumner County
Potucek
Los Angeles
Theis
Nixon
United States
Wayne Douglas Killed in California Auto Crash
Lone Elm mourns as Wayne Douglas, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Douglas, was killed instantly in a Friday evening automobile accident in California. The community notes numerous social visits, gatherings, and local farming activity including drilling work by Lindsay Drilling Co. and hay baling by Carl Morgan and son.
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Lone Elm
Hugh Douglas
Wayne
California
Carl Stiles
Becky
Harry Umbarger
Thayer
Sonny Smedley
Charles Stiles
John Morgan
Dave Shartzer
Harry Stiles
Kim
Norman Stiles
Brad
Fredonia
Carl Morgan
W. E. Marquardt
Allen and Paul
Parsons
Hank Marquardt
Glen Roy Berg
Leslie Brooks
A. C. Gildart
Kenneth Frankenberg
Ethel Frankenberg
Chanute
Thayer School
Meryle Brooks
Olin Kinzer
Merle Schockey
Syracuse
Junior Smith
Janet Sue
Sharon Kay
Independence
Roy Berg
Ellsworth Dickens
Carlene Morgan
Mike Kamm
Harry
Berryman Dies While Running for Congress in Ashland
Jerome Charles Jay Berryman 58 of Ashland dies at the local hospital while campaign for the Republican nomination in the 5th District. He served four years as Clark County state representative beginning 1949 and held ranching, banking, and business roles in Ashland Clark County and Ellis County. Survivors include his widow two sons and a daughter with funeral services set for First Presbyterian Church Ashland on Wednesday.
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Ashland
Kas
Jerome Charles
Jay) Berryman
Berryman
Clark County
Ellis County
Ohlo
Stock Growers State Bank of
Clark County Abstract Co
Home Lumber and Supply Co
Lions Club Elects John W. Davis as President in Altoona
In Altoona the Lions Club chose John W. Davis as president for the coming year at a Thursday dinner at the school lunch room. The Sweet Town Gems Home Demonstration unit prepared the meal. Also noted were visits from local families and a district Eastern Star reception honoring Mrs. Ralph Russell and her daughter Betty Kathryn Russell.
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Altoona
Gene’ Almond
Wichita
George Almond
C. A. Parka
Topeka
Harkrader Jr
Randy
Frank Stanley
John W. Davis
Lions Club
Sweet Town Gems Home Demonstration Unit
Lillie Riker
Columbus
George Staley
William Hansen
Council of Church Women
Fredonia
Ralph Russell
Eastern Star
Betty Kathryn Russell
Kentucky
Future Farmers of America
Community notices and social gatherings span Fall River to Chanute
The Women’s Society of Christian Service served a meal at a Fall River picnic. A 50th wedding anniversary honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ware with over 100 relatives attending in a Christian church reception. Nearby, families traveled to Yates Center for dinner as the Thayer team beat Altoona 3 to 2. Other events include golden wedding at rural Chanute for Albert and Mrs Hansen and a Slumber party hosted by June Fair with six girls present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Walter Renner
Lynn Aldridge
Neil Johnson
Gregg
Philip
Fern Johnson
Independence
Ray Harris
Wichita
Alta Aldridge
Fall River
Charles Ware
Christian Church
E. L. Scott
M. L. DeBolt
E. Loren Miller
Yates Center
Thayer
Altoona
Herbert Elliott
Stella Kelly
Arthur Mullen
William Hansen
Allie Harbert
Albert Hansen
Chanute
June Fair
Linda Watson
Susan Scott
Patty Fraser
Dorothy Moffatt
Sharon Robertson
Reba Frye
Benedict woman in hospital after illness
Mrs Dora Lewallen of Benedict is a patient at St Margaret s Mercy Hospital in Fredonia She became ill Sunday and was taken to the hospital. Police report Carmen Collett of 509 N Forest was bitten on the leg by a dog while walking near her home Saturday The injury was treated at a doctor's office. A L Rennick of rural Wichita was arrested on a no passing zone charge pleaded guilty in Erie Justice Court and fined 10 dollars plus 5 dollars costs Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Boyd Burns included Mrs C W Moore and James Tammy Tracy and Trent Moore of Scott City and Mr and Mrs A L Burns of 402 S Garfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Lewallen
Benedict
St. Margaret's Mercy Hospital
Fredonia
Carmen Collett
N. Forest
A. L. Rennick
Wichita
Jerry Sloan
Erie
Justice of the Peace
Boyd Burns
C. W. Moore
James Moore
Tammy
Tracy and
Trent
Scott City
Burns
A. L. Burns
S. Garfield
Traffic Citations and Moving Notices From Daily Transcript
Rural Buffalo resident Robert Lee Johnson cited for failing to observe a stop sign and inadequate muffler with a $15 bond posted. Howard W. Schooley cited for speeding with a $5 bond posted. Recent moves list includes multiple residents changing addresses. Building permits issued include a garage addition at 502 W. Main valued at $350 and a garage at S08 W. 3rd valued at $500.
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Robert Lee Johnson
Buffalo
Howard W. Schooley
John W. Lapham
W. Oak
Central
Vivian Marshall
W. Main
Steuben
Valera Reed
N. Malcolm
Henry
P. Anderson
Larson
E. Cc. L. Hull
S. Highland
Luther Hill
John Ranz
S. Lincoln
S. Plummer
John
Eldon Vaughn
W. 3Rd
Harold Fulps
N. Western
L. H. Kensinger
N. Larson
Legal Notices Chanute Tribune May 23 1960
Public notices published in The Chanute Tribune outline legal actions, deadlines, and official details for local matters dated May 23 1960. Notices may include court actions tax deadlines and property related filings.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County Treasurers Report 1960 April Totals
Neosho County aggregates show total funds of 1 146 658 17 with general and special funds across townships cities levees cemeteries and school districts. Key figures include county general 426 215 99 road funds 3 114 84 and school district totals varying by district. A county clerk sworn affidavit confirms the financial statement as complete and correct.
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RER
Stan Health Fund
No Fund
General Elementa Co
General High Equalization Fund Co
Teachers Insti
Neosho Co
Home For the
Fair Fair Building Fund Building Fund Co
Erie
Grant
Lahore
Lincoln General
Mission General Pitt
Shiloh General Os
Tioga General
Walnut Grove
Chanute
Chanute Paving
Tioga
Bariton General
Erie General
Erie Cemetery Veese
Erie Special Cemetery
Erie Library ‘ Asses
Erie Sewer
Erie Social Security Eee
Erie Special
Stark General
St. Pauli General
St. Paul Bond & Interest
St. Paul
Bebe
Kale Os
S. OD
S. D
S. DD
Ganer
S. DB
General
Bonds
Bond & Inc Sane
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Home State Bank
Stark State Bank Exchange State Bar
Kansa
Neosho County
Freda C. County
Kansas
Marion Showa
Ottawa Attorney Basil W. Kelly Sr. Dies at 52
Basil W. Kelly Sr., a prominent Ottawa lawyer, died Sunday in a hospital. He began practicing law in Ottawa in 1931 with the late F. M. Harris, former state senator.
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Ottawa
Kas
Basil W. Kelly Sr
Ottaway
F. M. Harris
Pittsburg Merchant Frank Dauagel Dies
Pittsburg Kansas businessman Frank Dauagel a longtime clothing merchant died Sunday after a heart attack. He was 65 and had operated in Pittsburg for 37 years.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Frank Dauagel
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Frank Theis
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Los Angles
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Eva Fraser
Neadeska
Beth
Linda Berg
Sheryl Brooks
Connie Morgan
Lamar Whitson
Ronnie Olinger
Boyd Burns Insurance Agency
Hox
Mari
Chanute, Ks
Daily Transcript
Quari
Spor
Wat
Tati
Pr . Ja Acant
Wee x Schools
General Bong
Janne
Locke
Neraecia
Newnderwood Olivetti Studio
Chanute Business Machines
3Rd St
Claude Turner
The
Ash Grove
MR. Turner
Mrs
Gladys Franklin
Olson
MR. Everett
Sunkist
Olson's
Oxfords
Mountain Valley
Lt. Carton
Cockscombs
Phiox
Touch-Me-Nots Josephs
Verbenias
Petunias
Frozen T.V. Morton
Salisbury
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