Neosho County Officials Attend KS Association Meeting
Neosho County officials led by County Clerk Wayne B. Gibson and District Court Clerk Virginia Embry, along with Register of Deeds Doris M. Allman, attended the Southeast Kansas County Officials Association quarterly meeting in Eureka.
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Neosho County
Southeast Kansas County Officials Association
Eureka
Wayne B. Gibson
Virginia Embry
Doris M. Allman
Register of Deeds
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Loraine Wirth longtime Humboldt resident
Mrs Loraine Nold Wirth 54 died Friday at her Mulvane home after months of illness. Born Oct 15 1917 in Missouri she moved to Humboldt as a child. Surviving are four sons Michael Gregory both at home James Wolken Mulvane Charles Wolken Wichita a daughter Helen Hendricks Mulvane her mother Mrs John Nord Sedgwick two sisters Connie North Wichita and Dorothy Cockrell Burbank Calif five brothers L C Nold Paul Nold John H Nold Bob Nold and Ford Nold. Her husband William Wirth a son Mike Wirth and two brothers Clem and Joe Nold preceded her in death. Funeral services and burial will be Tuesday in Mulvane.
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Humboldt
Loraine Nold Wirth
Mulvane
Missouri
Michael Wirth
Gregory Wirth
James Wolken
Charles Wolken
Wichita
Helen Hendricks
John Nord Sedg
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours and Admissions
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Admission list Friday includes Mrs John Gier R 2 Robert Johnson Buffalo Ron Brinson 1002 W Lith. Today Hillis Krokstrom 801 Plummer. Friday names Doyle McKinney 201 Garfield Mrs John Aker 701 S Highland Kevin Ford 915 W 14th Verle Nelson 812 W Oak Mrs Stephen Weilert Humboldt Mrs Clem Patterson R 2 Craig Hurlberg Pittsburg Robert Pennington Frankfort Deane Geeding 319 S Santa Fe Douglas Hutchison 1305 W Highland.
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John Gier
Robert Johnson
Buffalo
Ron Brinson
Hillis Krokstrom
Plummer
Doyle McKinney
Garfield
John Aker
S. Highland
Kevin Ford
W. 14Th
Verle Nelson
W. Oak
Stephen Weilert
Humboldt
Clem Patterson
Craig Hurlberg
Pittsburg
Robert Pennington
Frankfort
Deane Geeding
S. Santa Fe
Douglas Hutchison
W. Highland
Four Works of Art Chosen for Show
Neodesha district rural urban art exhibition drew 400+ visitors to view 107 amateur works from 16 communities and 57 artists. Four pieces were selected for the state exhibit in Manhattan: Faxine Dunn, Cedar Vale, Of the Passing Scene. Harriet Hesselgrave, Fredonia, Human Relief. Albert Poznik, Neodesha, It s the Real Thing. Alan Ross, Sedan, Old Stahl House.
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Neodesha
Manhattan
Faxine B. Dunn
Cedar Vale
Harriet Hesselgrave
Fredonia
Albert Poznik
Alan Ross
Sedan
Stahl House
Brice Reed
Michael Williamson
Kansas State University
Box Supper Nets $109 for 4H Club at Fairfield
Proceeds from a box supper at Fairfield school hosted by the Best Yet 4H Club totaled 109. The event included a cake walk penny-vote contests and prize categories such as biggest feet prettiest smile and dirtiest feet.achievement night marked the club’s 35th charter anniversary with remarks by Mrs. Wayne Berthot and Sherry Stienman Terri Rinehardt welcomed attendees and Alan King received a ten-year pin. About 100 people attended.
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Fairfield School
Neosho County Fairgrounds
Erie
Wayne Berthot
Sherry Stienman
Terri Rinehardt
Alan King
Fort Scott approves dorm center plans for 100 students
Fort Scott Community College trustees approved final floor plans for a $1.1 million dorm student center cafeteria and administration building. Construction starts early February 1972 with partial fall occupancy. Larry McKown of First Securities presented the $1 million revenue bonds plan backed by a 30 year grant from HUD to cover interest.
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Fort Scott
Fort Scott Community College
Larry McKown
First Securities of
Wichita
Housing and Urban Development Agency
Hearing Set For Judge Rohleder in Great Bend Gambling Case
Kansas Supreme Court set 9 30 a m next Tuesday for a hearing on Judge Herbert Rohleder of Great Bend defending his temporary restraining order against an inquisition into alleged gambling. The high court ordered Rohleder to show cause why the order should not be set aside following a petition by Attorney General Vern Miller.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Herbert Rohleder
Great Bend
Rohleder
Vern Miller
Harold R. Fatzer
Fatzer
Attorney General's Office
Miller
Charles Anderson
Wichita
Closing of Tavern Sought by Miller
An action filed in Douglas County District Court by Atty. Gen. Vern Miller's office seeks to close The Gas Light tavern near the University of Kansas campus. The petition, joined by Douglas County Attorney Mike Elswell, argues narcotics and dangerous drug violations make the venue a common nuisance and asks the court to abate the nuisance.
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Topeka, Kan
Douglas County
Vern Miller
University of Kansas
Miller
Mike Elswell
Miller and Elswell
Legislative pay views conflict heard in Topeka
Citizens Committee examining legislative pay heard conflicting views from four lawmakers with arguments on political grounds and merits. Former Gov John Anderson chaired the hearing and declined to name the legislators. The group will meet again November 5.
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Topeka
Kan
John Anderson
Anderson
Police Shootout in Alley Ends in One Death
In Coffeyville a police shoot-out shortly after 9 a.m. Wednesday behind a furniture store left one man dead and two injured. Officers confronted a suspect in a striped suit. a skunk caused chaotic, humorous misdirection before the officers secured the scene and left.
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Coffeyville
Police chase on sidewalks near NCCJC and Rustys Drive-In
Police received reports of cars driven on sidewalks near Neosh County Community Junior College and Rustys Drive-In at 417 WW Main around midnight Friday. A car registered to a Thayer resident was stopped at Rustys. occupants warned charges could follow. The NCCJC vehicle was not found.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
Rusty's Drive-in
Main
Rusty's
Thayer
NCCJC
Enrollment Complete at Senior High under New Curriculum
Miles Rickart principal reports second nine weeks enrollment smooth after initial software issues. Pre enrollment eliminated mechanical problems by mapping modules to concepts. Advisory program pairs teachers with about 20 students and is functioning well. Pamphlet detailing the program will be ready for mid November distribution.
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Miles Rickart
Rickart
Dr Blackwood to Lead First Of Six Optometric Course Programs
Dr Dwight Blackwood presents the first in a six part statewide series for the Kansas Optometric Association Education Committee. He will lecture on Office Management Procedures to enrolled optometric assistants in Chanute on Monday and in Topeka on Wednesday after talks in Scott City Salina Hutchinson and Wichita. More than 120 assistants are in the year long course with one program every two months.
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Dwight Blackwood
Kansas Optometric Association, Inc
Chanute
Topeka
Scott City
Salina
Hutchinson
Wichita
Sugar Valley Co-op to Decide on Sale Offer
Sugar Valley Electric Cooperative members meet in Mound City to decide on accepting a 1.5 million dollar offer from Kansas City Power and Light Co. The cooperative serves parts of rural Linn Bourbon and Miami counties and has more than 1,500 members.
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Mound City
Sugar Valley Electric Cooperative
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Kansas City
Linn
Bourbon
Miami
Receiver found on highway near Santa Fe Park
Police recover a telephone receiver on US 169 south of 21st Street at 2 40 a m It appears removed from a booth at the Santa Fe Park entrance and then discarded along the highway by the officers.
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US 169
21St Street
Santa Fe Park
Shultz Urges Coordinated Study of Kansas Drug Problem
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz called for greater planning by state agencies to map the full scope of drug abuse in Kansas. He urged a study to identify who uses drugs and how far trafficking extends across state lines, saying Kansans are often confused about the issue.
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Topeka
Kan
Reynolds Shultz
Kansas
Shultz
Draft Charge Bond Posted in Sedgwick County Case
Former Sedgwick County Republican Committee executive director David L. Bowers, 27, posted a $1,000 recognizance bond after appearing before U.S. Magistrate John B. Wooley on a federal indictment charging failure to submit to induction. He turned himself in at the Wichita marshal’s office, with a removal hearing scheduled for next Friday before Missouri authorities.
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Sedgwick County
Republican Committee
U.S
John B. Wooley
David L. Bowers
U.S. Marshall
Bowers
Kanesas City
Beore Bowers
Missouri
Wooley
Armed Forces Induction Center
Kansas City
Toledo
Ohio
GOP
Kansas Republican Committee
John Frank
Republican
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