Neosho County 4 H Club Thanks Chanute Businessmen at Picnic
Neosho County 4 H Council hosted an annual picnic at Central Park with 25 attendees. John Alford presided as master of ceremonies and Virgil Moody of First National Bank spoke for local businessmen. Members from Up and Atom Club Meadowlark and Willing Workers performed musical and dramatic pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Chanute
Central Park
4-H Council
Virgil Moody
First National Bank
Kathy
Mark
Henry Blickhahn
Up and
Linda Berg
Sandy Thornton
Meadowlark Club
Lewis Carroll
Willing Workers Club
Alex Mih Jr
Lou Reinhardt
Howard Kennedy
Eric
Heavy shop equipment inventory list
Lempco 40 ton hydraulic press. Bishman 4500 lb capacity air lift. Gray 4500 lb capacity air lift. Hein Warner 3 £ 55 one end hydraulic lift. Blackhawk hydraulic one end car lift. Two Blacksmith 4 ton hydraulic floor jacks. Walker hydraulic transmission jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lempco
Bishman
Gray
Hein Warner
Blackhawk
Blacksmith
Walker Stephraulic
Pittsburg Offers Three Extension Courses This Fall
The Kansas State College of Pittsburg will offer three extension courses at Neosho County Community Junior College beginning September 6. The Improvement of Instruction is graduate credit only and meets at 6:30 p.m. in Stoltz Hall. Physical Science for Elementary Teachers and Philosophy of Education may be taken for graduate or undergraduate credit if enough enrollment occurs. Each course carries three credits. Enrollment requires attending the September 6 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Stoltz Hall
Neosho County Community Junior College
al Jones
Fredonia Jaycees Sponsor Roadside Rest Stop
Fredonia Jaycees sponsor a rest stop at the roadside park just north of Fredonia on Highway K96 for passing motorists. The stand will be open every Friday evening and all day Monday to help Kansas drivers stay alert for a safe Labor Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Jaycees
Fredonia
Kansas
W. Third Street
Chanute
Ar Equal Opportunity
Enrollment Up at Fort Scott and Uniontown Schools
Fort Scott schools report enrollment of 2,313 students after Week One, up by nine from prior figures. Uniontown schools list total enrollment at 533 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Uniontown
Eight hundred sixteen enroll at Woodson School District
On August 23 the Woodson School District reported 816 students enrolled on the first day of classes. Superintendent Wendell McMurray said late enrollments could push total beyond 825.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
Woodson
Wendell McMurray
Revival Service at First Assembly of God with Evangelist Hankey
Revival services begin Tuesday at First Assembly of God Church at 3rd and Forest. Evangelist Willis Hankey, a Central Bible College graduate, has spent 19 years in ministry in Kansas, Wyoming, and Oklahoma. Attendance is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Assembly of God Church
3Rd and Forest
Willis Hankey
Hankey
Central Bible College
Springfield
Kansas
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Visiting hours listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census shows 44 adults and pediatrics and two babies. Friday admissions include Mrs Stella Kniss at Neo sho Manor and multiple dismissals including Mrs Russell Abbott and Mrs Mary Bridges among others. Grant's Chapel AME Church in Humboldt invites Men and Women's Day services with J Evans Topeka speaking at 11 am and Otis Crawford at 3 pm. choir, pianist and soloist Patricia Williams listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant's Chapel
Ame
S. Evergreen
J. Evans
Topeka
Grant’s Chapel
Otis Crawford
Humboldt
Ozark Bible College
Joplin
Patricia Williams
Today in History September 2 1972 highlights
On September 2 1972 marked events include the Great Fire of London in 1666 destroying 13000 homes. Other noted events: Actium defeat of Antony and Cleopatra in 31 B C. U S Treasury Department established in 1789 with Alexander Hamilton. Sherman occupies Atlanta in 1864. Theodore Roosevelt speech at Minnesota State Fair in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
B.C
Mark Anthony
Cleopatra
Octavius
Actium
U.S. Treasury Department
Alexander Hamilton
Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
Monarch Cement marks year with no lost-time accidents
Monarch Cement Company celebrated a year with no lost-time accidents with a park picnic. Carl Chappell of Kansas City awarded the safety trophy to Monarch employees for the third straight year on behalf of the Portland Cement Association. Glenn Shook accepted the trophy. Ernest E. Karns, a 33-year employee, was honored for his record. Russell T. Runnels presented Karns a gift. Joe Heenan hosted. Charles Fussman welcomed guests. Rev. Leroy Foreman gave the invocation. Supervisors served barbecue and ham as the Wieland Family entertainers performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Monarch Cement Company
Carl Chappell
Kansas City
Monarch
Portland Cement Association
Glenn Shook
Monarch Operations and Engineering
Ernest E. Karns
Russell T. Runnels
Karns
Joe Heenan
Charles Fussman
Leroy Foreman
NFO Meeting Set On Stocker Pricing
An Erie district stocker pricing meeting of the National Farmers Organization is scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Erie courthouse. A delivery will occur on Sept. 8 at the Altoona stockyards. A regular Neo sho County NFO meeting will follow at 8 p.m. Sept. 11 at the Erie courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
National Farmers Organization
Altoona
Neosho County
NFO
Raymond Carter
R. J, Parsons
Thanks to Reverend Joe Banes and family in Memphis
Our gratitude goes to Reverend Joe Banes and his wife for collecting our belongings in Memphis. We also thank friends for flowers and cards. Opal remains convalescent at Memphis hospital. Opal and the Hill family express appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Banes
Memphis
Opal
Memphis Hospital
Uther
Chicken Shack 818 N Santa Fe Reopens At Five Thirty
The Chicken Shack at 818 North Santa Fe has been remodeled and opens each evening at 5 30. The Sunday menu features barbecue ribs and baked chicken with dressing mashed potatoes gravy and salad plus Mexican dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicken Shack
Santa Fe
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TIOGA
Frank E. McGaw
Jewreka
Childers Garage
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Chanute, Kansas
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Sun
Star
Alemite
H.p
Delco Remy
Delco
Filko
Victor
Royal
Porter
Bill Harry Auction CO
Wichita
Pittsburg
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Stella Kniss
Neosho Manor
Russell Abbott
Earlton
Mary Bridges
Ken Adams
Thayer
Gerald Barton
Arthur Ludlum
Moran
Fred Wilson
Lavenburg
Dewey Bedell
S. Lincoln
Virgil Hanson
Ben Dunlap
Roxie
Alcoholics Anonymous
Pet
Comstock
Grant's Chapel Ame
Neosho County Jr. College
AKC
Massachusetts
Hilton
Dewey McCoy
Dial
Carlson Berry Farms
Stark, Ks
Bay-Aff
A.K.C
Marsh
Gray Lumber CO
Main
Chanute, Ks
UKC
S. Santa Fe
Bargain Basement
Roy Powers
Thummel Lumber
Machinery
Associated Press
Don
Don Horton
Del’s
South
Lafayette
Furniture & Appl
Kenmore
Baldwin Howard
N. Forest
Emerson
Wayne Garrett
Iola
Pawnee Farm
Ardicina
Savenburg
Lampliters Inc
2Nd & Evergreen
South Highland
Lawrence Meyers
Cemetery Corner
East 14Th and
Katy
N. Larson
West 15Th
1864
William T. Sherman
Atlanta
A-1 Plumbing
South Western
Martin Roofing Co
John Martin
Septic
East Elm
Highland
West Rd. Clothing, Misc
FORD
Wieland
St. Patricks
W. Main
N. Western
E 205 West
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North Forest
Mills Chemical & Supply
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Atlas
Groner’s
Orr's Color Center
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Doris Dalton
S. Katy
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Block & Crushed
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Burlington Mfg
Martin McNamara
Big Burger Cafe
Playhouse
Margaret Sorenson
Kans
Stroh
Farm Bureau
Darling Tree Service
Cherryvale
Chanute Tribune
Cash & Carry
North Grant
Steuben
the Chanute Tribune
Skea
the Tribune
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Mobile Homes & Trailers
Boats & Motors
W. Cherry
Yamaha
Apts
Garfield
North
G. M. Schoenhofer
H & H Agency Inc
Don Ericson
N. Lincoln Opal
George Madill
Joe Giacomo
Homes & Lots Sale
N. Lee
Call
Schultz Agency
Hiway
Stark Area
Stark
N. Lincoln Joe Giacomo
Joe Kennedy
Tribune
Edith
S. Washington
S. Western
W. Third
S. Central
Risia
H & Hag
N. Lincoln
Ency Inc
Don Ericson Curtis Duggan
Murray Hill & Jr
Murray Hill
Murray Hill and
Jr. High
Phil Cooper Agency
N. Rutter
Lois Stevenson
Wendell Bowyer
Harold Fulps
Apt
Boyd Burns Agency
Charlene Smith
Jim Morris
McLaren Agency
N. Grant
Allen
Paul T
Brennecker
Joe Gormley
Ella Mitchell
Bill West
Bruce H. Burris
Agency
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