Visiting hours and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m with a patient census of 60 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Admissions lists include Earl Beeler Sr Erie and Mrs Robert Yokum Humboldt on Thursday medical cases and Friday admissions Richard Stowell Thayer Mrs James Mishler 22 W Mulberry medical and Raymon H Smith Lavonburg medical along with numerous named patients and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Earl Beeler Sr
Erie
Robert Yokum
Humboldt
John Thompson
Wichita
Richard Stowell
Thayer
James Mishler
W. Mulberry
Raymon H. Smith
Lavonburg
Junior Braman
Buffalo
Roy F. Wall
el Droado
Cora McKelvey
Evergreen
Leland Clark
Washington
Bill Lopeman
S. Ashby
Robert Ard
Elsmore
Arthur Evans
Larry Lindberg
John Ford
S. Washington
Ray Finley
Emmett McKaig
N. Washington
John Lockart
Judy McVeigh
N. Grant
Fred Osborn
John Splane
Verle Nelson
W. Oak
Steven Krenzin
S. Western
Ruby Marhasin
S Grant
Jim Evans and Son
S. Steuben
Brenda Laurie
Deaths of Ina Gaughan and James Ward noted
Mrs Ina Mary Gaughan 85 of 1102 S Central died Thursday at McAfee Nursing Home Iola after a long illness born Oct 21 1883 east of Chanute She married Thomas P Gaughan April 15 1903 He died 1957 Survived by three daughters a son a brother two grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Rosary set for St Patrick Church Burial St Patrick Cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge James A Ward 74 of Columbus died of an apparent heart attack Survived by wife one son five daughters two brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements incomplete
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Ina Mary Gaughan
Thomas P
Ina Mary) Gaughan
S. Central
McAfee
Iola
Chanute
William W. Boerstler
Thomas P. Gaughan
Gaughan
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Alice Gaughan
Harry T
Agnes) Berthot
S. Malcolm
Harry F
June
Arthur
James A. Ward
T. O. Ward
N. Lafayette
Columbus
Ward
Area Crash Kills Four
Memorial Day weekend traffic toll rose in Kansas as a two car collision on US 169 two miles north of Colony killed Bowman L. Collins Warren B. Collins and Robert E. Peters. The report details separate minor crashes near Chanute Altoona and Leanna with no injuries.
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Altoona
Donald Young
Muskogee
Okla
Samie Lain
Coffeyville
Neosho County
Sheriff's Office
Leanna Road
Here
Robert Moran
Robert Kinsey
Humboldt
Bill Bashler
Fort Hood
Tex
Kinsey
Associated Press
Kansas
US 169
Colony Conoan
Tves
Bowman L. Collins
Warren B. Collins
Colony Area
Robert E. Peters
Kansas City
Tribune Phone Contact For Carrier Access
Public notice directs readers to reach their carrier via Tribune phone number after hours. If unavailable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Vietnam Firmness In Agnew Address
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew spoke at a Memorial Day event after laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. He urged U S resolve in Vietnam noting sacrifices and the 149 000 dead buried at Arlington National Cemetery and that they fought for freedom.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Vietnam
Agnew
Ariington National
Tougher Policy for Goldbricking in Reserves
Washington AP reports the Defense Department enacts a tougher policy for demerits in the National Guard and reserves. Unsatisfactory performance can trigger up to two years of active duty, expanding beyond the prior 45 day involuntary tours. The policy, backed by a Pentagon paper, raises compliance standards and grants commanders latitude in defining malingering.
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Washington
Armed Services
Defense Department
National Guard
Air Force
Ohe
Pentagon
Local Residents Attend Services and Births Highlight Busy Week
The Rev and Mrs Max Wolfe of Harrison Ark visited Buffalo with their father Ed Wolfe and attended a memorial service and a basket dinner. Mrs Merrill B Brock received a B S degree from Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Charles J Berthot entered Mercy Hospital. Marion J Page and John Pate welcomed a son and a daughter respectively. Police reported a traffic accident at Main and Lincoln with minor damage and issued speeding citations on Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wolfe
Harrison
Ark
Ed Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Buffalo Cemetery
Tracy Blair Post
American Legion
Buffalo
Fellowship
Merrill B. Brock
Kansas
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
W. A. Coonrod
S. Edith
Main
Lincoln
Frank Washburn
N. Washington
Carl E. Cox
N. Grant
Cox
Local Man Held on DWI Charge in Lola Address
Orin Hoffman was jailed on a 150 dollar bond facing charges of driving while intoxicated careless driving and lacking a driver s license. He was arrested at 10 40 am Friday with the address listed as Lola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Reno
David Hannah
S. Santa Fe
Lawrence Cooley
Des Moines
Iowa
Larry J. Beck
Enid
Oklla
George J. Robertson
S. Gretchen
Jack Barnett
Kansas City
Kaw
Orin Hoffman
Lola
Classified Ad Deadlines For Publication Times
Announcement notes that regular classified ads are accepted until 10 am on the publication day with a 9 am Saturday cutoff. It adds an exception for display classified ads whose deadline is the day before publication.
New York in 1968 Strikes Mark Citywide Chaos
A vivid portrait of New York City in 1968 detailing strikes by trash collectors, firemen, police, hospital aides, taxi drivers, and teachers. The piece notes 10 days of piled litter, 23 000 flu cases among police, and schooling disruption as the city grappled with worker protests and local governance changes.
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New York
Costly plan eyed to feed the poor in upcoming years
A Budget Bureau task force estimates it would cost 2.9 billion dollars more than current spending to assure an adequate diet for the poor, far above Nixon’s proposed 270 million to 1 billion increases. The draft, dated May 6, presents options including food stamp installment plans, emergency loans, eligibility standards, and interim commodity distribution in 480 counties. It notes 20.8 million Americans live below the poverty line and cautions that poverty reduction by 1983 is unlikely to occur as quickly as hoped.
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Washington
Budget Task Force
Nixon
Congress
Lightning Rod Firm Aids Space Launches In Maryville
Norman Robbins and Harold Van Sickle of Robbins Lightning Protection Co. in Maryville explain the firm’s role in static control systems used on Cape Canaveral and Merritt Island. The company helped design and install protection for Pad 19 and Pad 39 A B and C and mobile launch units as Apollo era work expands.
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Maryville
United States
Norman Robbins
Harold van Sickle
Robbins Lightning Protection Co
van Sickle
Pad 19
Cape Canaveral
Molly Brown
Robbins
Cape Ken
Nedy
Merritt Island
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Vilas 4-H Clothing Class Highlights Members Projects
The Vilas 4-H clothing class met with Mrs Curtis Carlson. Roll call listed 12 members sharing planned garments. Darlene Lowe demonstrated fabric preparation and pattern layout while Robin Black advised on pattern selection and suitable materials. Nancy Carlson showed sewing machine setup and operation. They also served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas Vikings
Curtis Carlson
Darlene Lowe
Robin Black
Nancy Carlson
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Daily Transcript
James Weeks
Emma Right
Walnut
Ida Hill
Bryant Rest
Alice Galbreath
Larry Ingraham
R. J
Gharies Thummel
Leavenworth and Galveston Railroad Co
Jack Wilson
Wilson
Melvin Owen
Chester Hale
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Vincent Hogan
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Thompson
Keith Brown
Brown
C. S. Adell
Washington, D.C
Charles J. Berthot
S. Katy
Howard Hollenshead
Charles A. Berthot
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Marion J. Page
Kimball
James Robert
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
John Pate
Layton
Utah
Pate
Jan
Bradley
Glen McLaren
S. Plummer
Carl Pate
S. Highland
Forest
Steuben
Bradley N. Courter
Richard Hendrick
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Harold J. Fulps
INS
Iole
Chanuie
Willy Wt
Federated
R. R
Dick" Harmon
Acalth
The
Urban Affairs Council
Charles D. Kuykendall
Modern Woodmen OF America
WOME
Rock Island, Illinois
Terry Mu Tan
Keith Wright
Dwight Wallingford
Neosho
Allen, Wilson and
Woodson Counties
Chi
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kenneth Foster
Safari
Sounds of the Rock Sanctuary
Loft
Alcoholics
Anonymous
W. Homan
Montgomery Wards
Kelley
Tioga Hotel
D’s
Tioga
Bank
Helen Frederick
Santa Fe
Nick
Corner’s Orchards
North
East
Cherryvale
Bargain Basement
Furniture & Appl
Silvertone
Pioneer Hwd. & Music CO
E. Main
Casey Drug Store
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