Deaths and Funerals Clyde I Thompson Independence
Funeral held for Clyde I Thompson born June 3 1903 Saybrook Illinois died Mercy Hospital Independence at 7 35 am Survivors include Opal Elsheimer wife Phyllis Duff daughter John L Thompson son and two other daughters Ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren He worked 43 years with Santa Fe as foreman and track supervisor retired 1968 Army veteran served in Honolulu Hawaii Funeral under Potts Funeral Home Independence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde I. Thompson
Independence
Mercy Hospital
John W
Phyllis) Duff
S. Central
Grenola Cemetery
Potts Funeral Home of
Thompson
Santa Fe
Grenola
Pittsburg
Moline
Humboldt Area Hospital Census and Admissions Report
Daily Transcrint from Neosho Memorial Hospital notes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 48 patients including adults and pediatrics with a baby. Friday admissions include William Bonsall and several Humboldt residents. Saturday adds Martin Igel and others. Sunday lists Mrs Charles Bishop and more. A semi trailer rollover near Erie injures no one and two wreckers pull it free. Obituary reports a Humboldt resident, Mr Dear, died at Pine Crest Nursing Home. Colorado climber David Emerick, Chanute born, dies in Longs Peak area. investigation underway. Survivors listed. funeral Wednesday in Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bonsall
W. Sycamore
Bert Cox
Lavenburg
Maude Hartzog
Humboldt
Jack Lesan
W. Oak
Jennifer Wright
Velma White
Earlton
Riley Oliphant
Martin Igel
Anna Turner
Westview Nursing Home
Warren Jones
Fort Scott
H. Dean Whitaker
Charles Bishop
Buffalo
Sadie Vice
W. Main
Irene Moore
Foster
Mike Deacon
S. Highland
Dale Douglas
Yates Center
Orris Cox
Raymond Myers
Lela Smith
Timothy Schevers
S. Kanas
Don Emerick
Colorado Springs
Cole
Lael Dixon
Boulder
Valerie Ruff
Aurora
Tony Berger
San Francisco
Calif
William M. Gray Sr
Edna Emerick
S. Grant
Thefts and arrests reported by city police
Casey Marlee reported the theft of a car tape player valued at 80 dollars from her car parked on 22 W. Main after a window was broken. Ramon Borjas was arrested on a writ of bad checks in Fort Scott and released to Bourbon County authorities. George Witter was detained on drunken driving and leaving center line charges with a 150 dollar bond. David Huerter reported a 1952 Harley Davidson motorcycle stolen from his garage on Wilson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Marlee
W. Main
Ramon Borjas
Kansas City
Chanute
Fort Scott
Borjas
Bourbon County
Highway Patrol
George Witter
Denver
Witter
David Huerter
S. Wilson
Cost Council weighs automatic gasoline price hikes
Washington AP report says the Cost of Living Council is considering letting gasoline retailers pass higher wholesale costs to consumers. The move would affect fuel prices and consumer costs amid rising wholesale gasoline expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cost Council
Washington
The
Cost of Living Council
Horse Show Recognizes Many Winners at Bit and Spur Club
The Bit and Spur Lad die Club held an all breeds horse show with 32 events and 200 attendees. Pam Long won high for women. Cheryl Hartzler took 13 to 16, Tim Yoho 10 to 12, and Mark Neely tied with Art Miller in the men's division. Marsha Orth and Kathleen Lindquist tied 9 and under with Orth winning the flag race playoff. Firsts were earned by Sydnie Shippie foals Debbie Hughes colts and yearlings Gary Cook 3-year-olds Suzie Taylor mares 2 years Lila LeHaye mares 3 and over Dale Shippie geldings 2 years Hartzler 3 and over. Orth won horsemanship 9 and under Tomson siblings won 10 to 16, Lindquist 9 and under poles, Yoho 10 to 12 poles, Vanderford 13 to 16 poles, Neely senior poles. Orth 9 and under barrels Yoho 10 to 12 Hartzler 13 to16 Hughes ladies and Weatherbie men. Flags Orth 9 and under Yoho 10 to 12 Sheldon Manley 13 to16 LeHaye senior, Linn readin Mrs Hughes west Tomson junior reining 16 and under Pam Long senior reining over 16. Miller noted for pleasure Marta first in open goat tie and Mary and Alan King won pickup race. Council director Dunlop signaled a forthcoming announcement on a pass through that could raise gasoline costs 1 to 2 cents per gallon, pending public comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Long
Cheryl Hartzler
Tim Yoho
Mark Neely
Art Miller
Marsha Orth
Kathleen Lindquist
Miss Orth
Sydnie Shippie
Debbie Hughes
Gary Cook
Suzie Taylor
Lila LeHaye
Dale Shippie
Kent Tomson
Marta Tomson
Miss Lindquist
Rick Vanderford
Yoho
Miss Hartzler
Mrs. Hughes
L. Z. Weatherbie
Sheldon Manley
Kendra Linn
West Tomson
Ero
Marta
Mary King
Alan King
Teachers to Attend Accounting Conference in Pittsburg
Thad Clements of Chanute High School and four Neo sho County Community Junior College teachers are among 59 area accounting and bookkeeping educators invited to a conference on accounting October 25 at Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Speakers include Terry Tillotson, a supervisory auditor with the U S General Accounting Office in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Clements
Chanute High School
Joe Heenan
Donald Coates
Joyce Probst
Charles Moore
Neosho County Community Junior College
Kansas State College of
Terry Tillotson
U.S. General Accounting Office Supervisory Auditor
Kansas City
Contract Signing Clears Big Hill Reservoir Roadblock
Washington D C. contract signing ends years of talks between Kansas and the U S Army Corps of Engineers. The water storage pact clears the way for the Big Hill Reservoir southeast of Cherryvale and the project should be finished in three to four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Washingston
D.C
Big Hill
Cherryvale
Kansas
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Quarterhorse Sale Draws Big Crowd at Independence
The seventh annual Guy Ray Rutland quarterhorse sale drew up to 3000 people, surpassing the ranch's new 320 by 250 foot barn capacity. With 140 horses offered, total sales were about 175000 dollars and the top price reached 6100 dollars for a filly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Markley Named Manager of Coffeyville Job Center
Stephen D. Markley of Katy named by State Labor Commissioner Darrell D. Carlton as manager of the Coffeyville Job Opportunity Center. He replaces Homer Appleby who retires after 28 years. Markley previously served in Chanute and holds leadership positions in local Jaycees and the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security. He and his wife Betty and their two daughters plan to move to Coffeyville soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerick
Chanute
Colorado
Stephen D. Markley
Katy
Darrell D. Carlton
Coffeyville
Markley
Homer Appleby
Division
Chanute Jaycees
Sekapes District Club
Kansas
International Association of Personnel In Employment Security
Betty
Purple Mustache Bar Closed by County Court Action
La Bette County District Court issued a temporary restraining order to close the Purple Mustache tavern pending further proceedings. The action alleges that an animal tranquilizer was distributed at the tavern to 18 patrons who later required hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Labette County
Neighborhood Notes: Gough Named AAFP Fellow
Dr. James Gough of Chanute is named a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Murray Hill School third graders toured The Tribune plant with teachers Florence Martin Linda Ashley James Hollis and Linda Taylor to compare the press with school equipment. The Avenue of Flags Committee meets 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the GI Forum to plan flag display. volunteers meet Monday at Memorial Park Cemetery 7 a.m. to raise flags and 4 p.m. to lower them. 448 flags are available. Southeast Kansas County Officials Association met Oct. 11 in the Allen County Courthouse with Neosho County attendees James Guffey Wayne Gibson Alberta Gough and Doris Allmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gough, M.D
Chanute
The
American Academy of Family Physicians
Murray Hill
Tribune
Florence Martin
Linda Ashley
James Hollis
Linda Taylor
Avenue of Flags Committee
GI Forum
S. Forest
Memorial Park Cemetery
Southeast
Kansas County Officials Association
Allen County
Neosho County
James Guffey
Wayne B. Gibson Jr
Alberta Gough
Doris M. Allmon
Bank Women Convene. Connally Speaks at Dallas Meet
Mrs Clifford C Crumrine of the Bank of Commerce attends the National Association of Bank Women convention in Dallas. Nearly 1 000 women bank executives participate in the five day program with John B Connally among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford C. Crumrine
Bank of Commerce
National Association of Bank Women
Dallas
Tex
John B. Connally
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Egg Prices and Items Listing Miscellany
OCR fragment shows graded eggs 66 cents for Grade A Extra Large and 63 cents for Grade A Large with other grades listed. It also references businesses Kustom Electronics Slaughter Whyte Manley Industries and a furnishing by Spencer W. Finney with unclear percentage figures.
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Clyde
Charles L. Dear Humboldt
Charles L. Dear
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ruby Harper
N. Steubenn
Irma Magill
Carl Boaz
N. Santa Fe
Justin Wright
Lester Floyd Jr
Dan Gatesend
Linda Sue Carter
N. Forest
Walt Bass
N. Highland
Dana Peterson
Murray Chandler
S. Tennessee
Jon Petty
Toronto
Forest Runer
Colony
Larry Lawrence
S. Santa Fe
Burl Carl
Bruce Mueller
US 59
Erie
Arden Hammans
Richard N. Seale
Texarkana
Ark
Pine Crest Nursing Home
Bert Sutton
Price Funeral Home
Friendship Cemetery
Mountain Grove
Dear
Monarch Cement Company
Christian Church
Logan County
Ohio
Carrie Haggard
Dawson
Marie Schriner
Blythe
Paul
Raytown
Grace Redman
Jess Dear
David Emerick
Colo
Long's Peak
Estes Park
Bit and Spur Laddie Club
Council
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Bears
the Wizard OF 1D
Yeaup
Beetle Bailey
Garge
Razor
Honsisuceg
Andy Capp
Archie
Cousin Leroy
Leroy
Snuffy Smith
Paw
Leetle Tughaid
Steve Canyon
Skeezix
City Hall
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