1300 Cans of Food Collected for Needy in Iola
Needy residents in Iola will benefit from over 1300 cans and staples gathered Wednesday by the Path finder Club of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The items will be packed for Thanksgiving Christmas and winter emergencies aiding more than 30 local families.
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IOLA
Pathfinder Club
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Deaths & Funerals Mrs Emma D Harner 88 Humboldt
Mrs Emma D Harner 88 of Humboldt died Friday after a year long illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute She was born August 5 1883 in Humboldt daughter of Charles and Dietrich and was a member of St Josephs Catholic Church She married October 17 1905.
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Emma D. Harner Humboldt
Emma D. Harner
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Harner
Charles Dietrich
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Frank F. Harner
August
Emma) Stover
Christian
St. Joseph's Church
Leroy Downs
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Erie
Elsie Vincent
Pittsburg
Henry Schulze
George L. Brooks
City Panel approves insurance and meters measures
City Commission discussed drainage costs and liability for nuisances from water flow. They approved buying 12 parking meters for a block north and south of Main on Forest for about $65 each. Administrators moved to raise employee insurance to $14.40 monthly and let workers choose plans at the Monday meeting. The panel also ordered removal of county ambulances from Memorial Building storage and praised PRIDE for statewide honors.
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Bob Bunting
Continental Insurance
Bonnie Moffatt
Main
Forest
Memorial
Royce Wells
Pride Organization
School Board Meeting Sets Agenda for District 413
The Board of Education of District 413 will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the education office at 410 S. Evergreen. Reports include the Chanute Plan status by High School Principal Miles Rickart and discussions on due process guidelines, furniture replacement, a 1972-73 work study program, hot lunch issues at Senior High, the new activities bus, and a records destruction resolution.
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Board of Education
S. Evergreen
Miles Rickart
Professional Teachers’ Standards Advisory Board
State Board of Education
Buford Fisher
Family of 4 Wiped Out at Kansas Train Crossing
Four members of the Russell family Evertt Learman Naomi Carla and Keith died in a car train collision near Bunker Hill Kansas. The union pacific freight engineer C C Trowbridge 65 said Learman looked away as the train approached at 65 mph. The crossing had only a yellow reflective sign as a marker.
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Bunker Hill, Kan
Bunker Hill
The
Kansas Highway Patrol
Everett Learman
Naomi
Carla
Keith
Union Pacific
C. C. Trowbridge
Salina
Learman
Public hearing on Chanute property blight notice 716 W Ash
Building Inspector Carl E Mohr charges 716 W Ash Chanute property with fire and health hazards including dilapidation uncleanliness and vermin. Hearing set for November 10 1971 at 9 00 A M in Chanute Memorial Building Commission Room. owners mortgagees or parties in interest may answer or testify. Notary Kathryn L Althaber dated October 13 1971.
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Chanute
Kansas
Clarence J. Williams
N. Garfield Chanute
Bank of Commerce of
Memorial Building
Carl E. Mohr
School pictures arrive for Mur ray Hill preschool
Mrs. Fred Bright reports pictures for Mur ray Hill preschool students are ready. Parents may pick them up at the school office from 9 to 10 30 a m Monday and 1 to 3 30 p m Tuesday. Grade one to six pictures will be sent home with students when they arrive. New Hope Baptist Church will hold its annual Men and Women's Day at 3 p m Sunday open to the public. Rev G S Staff of Macedonia Baptist Church Parsons will be the speaker with the Macedonia choir providing music.
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Murray Hill
Fred Bright
New Hope Baptist Church
N. Central
Visiting hours and census at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 1 30 to 8 p.m. The patient census shows 42 in adults and pediatrics. It also names individuals with addresses for Friday and today including Kenneth Adams R 4 Mrs Mable Wheatley 1211 S Edith John Norman 319 W 3rd Mrs Emma Oelke 17 S Kansas Gilbert Ranz Sr 310 S Western Leo Phebus R 3 Mrs James Evans 601 S Steuben Mrs Harold Loftquist 914 N Garfield Melvin Williamson 1020 N Steuben Mrs Gene Bilyeu 901 S Wilson.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Adams
Mable Wheatley
S. Edith
John Norman
W. 3Rd
Emma Oelke
S. Kansas
Gilbert Ranz Sr
S. Western
Leo Phebus
James Evans
S. Steuben
Harold Loftquist
N. Garfield
Melvin Williamson
N. Steuben
Gene Bilyeu
S. Wilson
Independence Schools Closed in Budget Fight
Public schools in Independence Missouri closed at midnight for an unscheduled vacation as the district faces a lack of funds to pay teachers. About 16,800 students are affected while only 60 of the district's 1,125 employees will continue during the shutdown.
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Independence
Break-in at Reynolds Prescription Shop on Main Street
Police were alerted shortly after 2 a.m. to a break-in at Reynolds Prescription Shop 811 West Main. A resident reported seeing a man crawl from a window with a sack. Owner Robert Reynolds said no hard drugs appeared to be taken.
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Reynolds Prescription Shop
W. Main
Robert Reynolds
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