Dilly Dally On Juco Job Delays Haunt College Projects
The college boards face delays in auditorium seating from Vietnam era iron castings, delaying meetings and clinics. A seating turnover over 88 000 remains in limbo of a 2 million project. The panel also updated gym use policy and planned a feasibility study on on campus housing with a Dec 8 public showing of the Snyder Memorial Chapel slated for mid November.
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Caro
Sanders
Snyder Memorial
College reports progress toward North Central accreditation
Dean Wendell McMurray says 15 in the class of 15 in the School of Practical Nursing and 192 enrolled in adult evening education as NCCJC forms self study committees. They aim to secure North Central accreditation by 1971.
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Wendell McMurray
NCCJC
North Central Accreditation
McMurray
North Central
Big Industry Seeds Planted in Chanute Plan
In 1969 a melon patch marks the start of a bold effort by Chanute leaders to build a fruit and berry hub. By 1973 the group aims to crown the Midwest as the center of production with a comprehensive plan and the tools to make it work. Shell asserts the project will come together and succeed.
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Midwest
Shell
Chanute
Deaths-Funerals Claude Cleaver
Claude Cleaver aged 86 died after a week long illness at Labette County Medical Center in Parsons. Born February 25 1882 near Shaw he was married to Orda Pratt. Survivors include his wife two sons Lloyd Eric and Verl Cleaver of Derby two daughters Opal Cobble and Wilma Lombard of Wichita twelve grandchildren eight great grandchildren and a sister. Funeral at 2 p m Friday Pierce Funeral Home Erie with burial at Lakeview Cemetery south of Erie. Moss Rites Walter Moss funeral at Gibson Koch Chapel Friday at 10 30 a m.
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Erie
Claude Cleaver
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Shaw
Sylvester Cleaver
Orda Pratt
Lloyd A. Cleaver
Eric
Verl L. Cleaver
Derby
Cassell
Opal) Cobble
Wilma Lombard
Wichita
Austin Wells
Bremerton
Wash
Lawrence
Pierce Funeral Home
J. M. Torrence
Lakeview Cemetery
Daily activity and traffic citations at Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m with a census of 60 adults and children and three babies. Tuesday admissions include Mrs Gary Clements and others. dismissals noted. Traffic summons list long with bonds and charges. Building permits issued and recent moves of residents are also recorded.
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Gary Clements
Geneva Woods
S. Santa Fe
Pearl Johnson
N. Forest
Christopher Umbarger
Mary Lou Hayes
N. Lincoln
Ida McCoy
S. Grant
Rex Truitt
N. Steuben
Agnes Summers
Westview Nursing Home
Ernest Wahl
N. Highland
Medical
Lloyd E. Lantz
W. 6Th
Essie M. Rettig
Jim Williams
Tola
John Chaffee
N. Central
Hosea Jones
S. Steuben
Roman DeLaTorre
S. Washington
John Chambers
S. Central
Joseph E. Boyer
S. Kansas
L. R. Conway
W. 7Th
Ervin Brune
N. Larson
Kendal Daniels Born In Cleveland Miss 7lb 8oz
Kendal, a 7 pound 8 ounce daughter, arrived Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Daniels of Cleveland Mississippi. Maternal grandparents are Carl Koenig and wife, 102 East 10th, and Lola Daniels of Wichita formerly Chanute. The Daniels also have a 22 year old daughter Tempa.
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Kendal
Dean Daniels
Cleveland
Miss
Carl Koenig
Lola Daniels
Wichita
Chanute
Bargain Price For 30 Days
Police chief Lige Matlock announces a 30 day temporary cut in parking fines from 5 to 1 for jay parking and left side facing traffic to reduce summons. After 30 days fines return to 5 except yellow zone violations. over 40 summons issued recently. motorists paying 5 may receive a 4 dollar refund at the station.
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Lige Matlock
Matlock
Man Held for Intoxication Under AWOL Army Record
Andrew E. Stotler of Tola was taken into custody last night on intoxication charges. An investigation showed he is AWOL from the U S Army at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and he is held in the city jail pending return to the base.
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John Deere
Ise Hee
New Holland
Ford
Andrew E. Stotler
Tola
Stotler
U.S. Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Moves and Destinations of Local Residents
Howard Caley moves from Earlton to 208 North Malcolm. Leonard Ewing relocates from 1112 South Lafayette to 312 South Watson.
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David Hall
N. Central
S. Malcolm
W. L. Hartman
W. 7Th
N. Steuben
Lois Baucom
S. Central
Robert M. Hall
N. Garfield
N. Grant
L. O. Bejma
S. Grant
E. A. Rigole
N. Ashby
N. Highland
Anita Callarman
W. Main
Sam E. Thompson
Evergreen
Robert Soderquist
S. Larson
Earlton
Mary Barnow
Wilson
S. Lafayette
Dean Malcolm
S S. Steuben
S. Ashby
Gary Ingle
S. Santa Fe
S. Highla Calhoon
N. Kansas
S. Lincoln
Lex M. Copeland
Plummer
Howard Caley
N. Malcolm
Leonard Ewing
S. Watson
Livestock Prices Steady Across Kansas City Markets
Cattle demand remains steady with 1,700 head listed plus calves and feeders across weight ranges. Cattle prices show U S choice 23.50 to 27.00 and good 21.00 to 23.00, while hogs bring 19.25 to 19.75 per hundredweight and sheep offer 24.50 to 26.00 for prime lambs.
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Kansas City
U.S
Kansas City Market Egg and Butter Prices Report
AP report from Kansas City notes wholesale egg quotations with large at 39 to 42 cents and 80 percent A at 38 to 41 cents. Medium eggs range 38 to 41 cents. Butter prices unchanged at grade A Yb solid 79.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Chicago AP notes wholesale price levels for dairy and eggs with mixed quality grades and unchanged to lower bids. Butter scores 93 and 90 grade B shows 6754 units, eggs steady or weaker with A whites at 41 and other grades down. car and other commodity figures cited.
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Chicago
Wheat and Soybean Grain Prices Reported in Chicago
Chicago Grain market notes prices for Wheat No 2 yellow hard No 2 soft red Corn No 2 yellow Oats No 2 extra heavy white Soybeans No 1 yellow and Soybean oil with figures in cents per bushel and futures terms.
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Chicago
Parsons Livestock Hogs Price Ranges by Grade and Weight
Parsons hog buyers quote No 1 and 2 grades at 200 to 220 pounds from 18.50 to 18.75 dollars and 230 to 270 pounds from 17.75 to 18.25 dollars. Sows 170 to 290 pounds fetch 17.00 to 18.00 dollars. Heavier sow prices extend to 14.00 dollars.
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Parsons
Plucky Kitchen Hero Helps Recover Stolen Cash
Mrs. Jennie Pollack 82 credited her pluck and chicken soup after she repelled two teenagers who robbed her. Police tracked suspects Carlos Garcia 16 Israel Martinez 17 and Minerva Perez 16 by money and a soup scent. The trio faced charges including assault robbery burglary and larceny.
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New York
Jennie Pollack
Pollack
Perez
Day of Atonement Begins for Jews
Yom Kippur began at sundown Tuesday worldwide marking the 24 hour fast in the high holy days of Rosh Hashanah. The observance includes fasting self evaluation prayer and repentance and features the Kol Nidre prayer seeking forgiveness for past year’s failings.
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New York
Black Bear Victim Found Near Atikokan Ontario
Police find the body of 53 year old Jack Ottertail buried under leaves and moss near a trail after a bloodstained jacket leads searchers. A bear was shot near the scene. Ottertail lived on the Neguaguon Indian Reservation in northwestern Ontario.
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Atikokan
Ont
Ontario
Jack Ottertail
Ottertail
Neguaguon
Card of Thanks to Neosho Memorial Hospital Staff
Mae Crowl thanks the nurses at Neosho Memorial Hospital and doctors Abbuehl Kihm and Mih for care during her stay. Grateful for friends relatives and Thayer neighbors who sent cards visits and kindness during illness.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Abbuehl, Kihm and
Mih
Thayer Friends
Mae Crowl
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Ewing G. Wolfe
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Kress
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Kress Brand
Virgin Wool
Ein
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South Plummer
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Nightman
Paganna
Tioga Hotel
Bill Jenkins
Whitley Morris Chevrolet
North Forest
Kennneth
L. Caldwell
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Kenneth White
Sat
N. J. Siler
Sewing Machine Center
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