Recruiting Seminar At Yates Center
Al Loehr a local businessman and retired Navy man assists in recruiting for the U S Navy in Woodson county and nearby areas. A recruiting seminar was held here last week with 14 Navy recruiters from Kansas and Missouri. The meeting was conducted by representatives from the Navy recruiting station in Kansas City.
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Yates Center
al Loehr
Navy
U.S. Navy
Woodson County
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Fall Tour Vacancies for Homemaker Bus Trip
County agents attended the Extension Conference in Manhattan this week. Homemakers Fall bus tour has openings for Tuesday and Wednesday visiting Rock Springs 4-H Camp near Junction City Eisenhower Home and Museum at Abilene Wichita tour stops include Guy's Potato Chip plant Kansas Foundation for the Blind and a florist shop. Contact the Extension office in Erie courthouse to sign up.
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Erie
Jim Carlson
Vernon Lohmann
Manhattan
Homemakers
Rock Springs
Junction City
Eisenhower
Abilene
Salina
Wichita
Guy’s
Kansas Foundation For the Blind
Chanute
Advertising Converts Pressure Into Prosperity
An old trade motto asserts advertising can transform financial stress into growth, urging businesses to invest in promotion to unlock market opportunities and social returns. The line emphasizes optimism through strategic messaging and audience reach.
Hearing on probate of will for Clem W. Greene estate
Notice to all concerned that May Greene seeks probate of Clem W. Greene's will dated March 22 1965 and appointment as executrix without bond. Defenses due by November 18 1968 at 10:00 AM in Erie Neosho County Kansas. Also Uriah Unruh petitions for administrator of Racine Van Note estate with defenses due by November 18 1968 at 10:00 AM in Erie.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Clem W. Greene
May Greene
Clem V. Greene
Erie
Kansas
Racine van Note
Uriah Unruh
Yates Center Honor Roll Names 23 Students
Twenty three students at Yates Center High School earned honor roll for the first six weeks. Five students with all A grades include Juanell Solomon Vic Robbins Judie Schubmeir Ena Stoll and Beth Klick. Others on the 3.5 average list are Audra Lind Jerri Swilley Reta Jacobs Delores King Langley Martin Bill Old Kenneth Haen Marilyn Peck Dana Whitney Robin Blair Lorraine Web ber Vicki Rodman Robert Baker Mary Goebel JoAnn Campbell Karen Brazil Leser Gillespie and Glen Massoth.
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Yates Center
Bill Old
Kenneth Haen
Marilyn Peck
Dana Whitney
Robin Blair
Lorraine Webber
Vicki Rodman
Robert Baker
Mary Goebel
JoAnn Campbell
Karen Brazil
Leser Gillespie
Glen Massoth
4 H Leaders Recognition Here Tuesday
About 140 4 H leaders from Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties are to attend an annual recognition dinner sponsored by the Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee. The meal at Central Park community building begins 6 30 p m with John Gorton as master of ceremonies and Bill Johnson welcoming the group. Introductions include Chanute films representatives. Music will be by Rev Myron Slater and Mrs Slater.
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Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Agriculture Committee
Chanute Area
Neosho Memorial Hospital admits and dismissals listed
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census 72 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Friday admissions include Columbus Vaughn Humboldt medical James Pullman Humboldt medical Mrs David McJunkin Toronto medical Mrs Vincent Gonder Iola medical Paul Young 23% N Grant medical Beverly Wilcott 1220 W 2nd medical Mrs Ettie Harvey 1514 S Highland medical Mrs Dewey Graves 1030 S Grant medical. Dismissals Friday include G Carl Beck 201 S Kansas Barbara Middleton 301% E 2nd Harry Soderquist 216 S Lafayette. Dismissals today include Mrs Bertha Riggle 224 W 5th Mrs Agnes Bruenger Humboldt Jackie E Miller 1013 S Plummer. Police summons issued Friday 11 41 a.m. Richard L Locke R 3 Chanute careless driving. Friday Howard Lee Boen Muskogee Okla careless driving 35 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Columbus M. Vaughn
Humboldt
James Pullman
David McJunkin
Toronto
Vincent Gonder
Iola
Paul Young
N. Grant
Beverly Wilcott
W. 2Nd
Ettie Harvey
S. Highland
Medical
Dewey Graves
S. Grant
G. Carl Beck
S. Kansas
Barbara Middleton
E. 2Nd
Harry Soderquist
S. Lafayette
Bertha Riggle
Agnes Bruenger
Jackie E. Miller
S. Plummer
Richard L. Locke
Chanute
Howard Lee Boen
Muskogee
Okla
Two Men Injured In Farm Machinery Accidents
Kenneth Bud Chambers of Yates Center suffered a right arm and hand injury after his combine caught him. He received emergency care at Atkin Clinic and was moved to St Francis Hospital in Wichita. Bill Herder, four miles southeast of Yates Center, was hurt when a crank kicked back at a combine, cutting his left arm. he remained at Allen County Hospital in Iola.
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YATES
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Obituaries and funeral notices in Kingston era paper
Deaths include Mrs Rose McGuffey aged 82 in Kingston nursing home with surviving brother and children. Lester James Brooks 66 of Thayer dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after brief illness. multiple survivors listed. Arthur Ogle Born 1882 dies. burial Elmwood Cemetery. spouse Edith Pierce predeceased. James E Bailey memorial service at Otterbein Church with ministers Rains and Baldwin. burial Earlton Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary arranging services.
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Rose McGuffey
Rose (Stoelzing) McGuffey
Kingston
N.Y
Wellington
New York
Lester Brooks
Lester James Brooks
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
William S. Brooks
Elsmore
Humboldt
Martha Jane Wrestler
Iola
S. Grant
Chanute
Brooks
Wilson Avenue
Gary Brooks
Lester J. Brooks Jr
S. Santa Fe
Marjalee Wade
Velma Johnson
Betty Payne
Andrews
Tex
Myrtle Canady
Neosho Falls
Roy
Lloyd
Kennewick
Ore
Arliss
Springfield
Ogle
Arthur Ogle
Johnson Chapel
Gordon Norris
Elmwood
John Ogle
Edith Pierce
Erie
Walter Ogle
Benedict
Pansy Norris
Cathedral City
Calif
Roy J. Ogle
N. Santa Fe
Ava Dixon
Johnson Mortuary
Pistons Win as Dennis Butcher Becomes Father
Dennis Butcher welcomed his third child and a second straight Pistons win with a 132-122 victory over Philadelphia in Detroit. Dave Bing led with 37 points and Happy Hairston added 31 as Detroit built a 21 point lead at halftime.
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Associated Press
Dennis Butcher
National Basketball Association
Detroit
Pistons
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Seattle
Atlanta
Dave Bing
Happy Hairston
Dave DeBusschere
76Ers
Bing
Eddie Miles
Hairston
Hal Greer
Jerry West
Wilt Chamberlain
Lakers
Gus Johnson
Bullets
Tom Meschery
Len Wilkens
Sonics
Hawks
Joe Caldwell
Heavy haul robbed for two tons of pay phone coins
In Cleveland two men robbed an Ohio Bell Telephone Co. truck driver of pay phone coins weighing two tons. Police say the robbers escaped with between 15000 and 20000 in nickels dimes and quarters collected from pay phones. A policeman noted the difficulty of disposing and unloading such a large amount of coins.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cars Damaged In Collision Involving 1962 Chevy and Dodge
A 1962 Chevrolet owned by Elbert Ellison at 406 N. Evergreen sustained damage to the left rear while a 196% Dodge driven by 16-year-old Richard L. Lucke hit it as he turned a corner. The Ellison car was parked in front of the residence. James Hoffman owned the Dodge. Lucke received a summons for careless driving at 11:41 a.m.
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Elbert Ellison
N. Evergreen
Richard L. Lucke
Lucke
Ellison
James Hoffman
S. Kansas
Card of Thanks and Local Notices in Chanute
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to police staff hospital staff and neighbors for aid after sudden death in Chanute. Also thanks World War I groups, funeral helpers, and family. Includes notice of lost items and community job ads and a call for social workers and Avon representatives.
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Frank Ranbargar
Police Dept
Mr. Ambler
Burkman
Mr. Gibson
Gibson-Koch Chapel
J. R. Hale
Dona Ranabargar
F. L. Ranabarger
E. Fairview Ave
San Gabriel
California
Ralph J. Magner
American Legion
Speak Out America poll at Main and Plummer
The final Speak Out America community poll by First Assembly of God will be at the supermarket parking lot at Main and Plummer this Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m. Readers answer questions on patristic moral and religious issues.
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America
First Assembly of God Church
Main and
Plummer
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Smorgasboro
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Judy Thurman
Pup
Greenwood
Anderson
Linn
County Welfare Department
State Personnel Division
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Farmers Discount Center
Drafting Service
N. Highland, Chanute, Kansas
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Main & Highland
Gibson- Koch Chapel
North Forest
Roy S$. Gibson
Clifford L. Gibson
Nichols Station
LaHarpe
Ford
McCormick Deering
Oliver
International
John Deere
Dearborn
June Wolford
Tom Warren
Allen County Bank
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