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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1973
Page
5
Part-time babysitter needed for afternoons. Preference for in-home care. Contact 431-4048 for details.
Quick opening for salespeople to earn up to 2000 selling brand name FDA approved toys. No experience required, training provided, weekly paychecks. Call or write Playhouse Co. Margaret Sorenson, Rt. 2 Yates Center 66783.
Join over 4000 independent businessmen owning Western Auto Associate stores. Train provided no retail experience needed. Location help store setup and ongoing operations support. Requires at least 15000 dollars investment with no franchise fee. Contact Lewis Prosser 316-431-0646 807 S Rutter Chanute KS 66720.
Mrs Venora G Munch 46 of Reseda California died in Encino after eight years of illness She was born May 1 1927 in Chanute and moved to California in 1964 Survived by husband Bobbie three daughters two sons a granddaughter her mother four sisters and four brothers Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at St Peter s Lutheran Humboldt Burial Mount Hope Humboldt Memorial to Jesus the Communist Movement Glendale Pasadena Calif Leland Roy Fillman 89 of Chanute died Thursday in Neosho Memorial Hospital Retired builder He married Linda Sparks May 24 1911 in Marshall Missouri Survived by widow a daughter a son in Oklahoma Grandchildren and great grandchildren and a sister Graveside Elmwood Cemetery Monday 10 30 am Rev Dr Livingston N Witten officiating Burial Johnson Chapel open until 10 am Monday
Police arrested John Almond of 409 S Steuben on warrants for assault and destruction of property after he allegedly forced entry into a car owned by Jerome Barker of 504 N Garfield and spat on Garland Edmondson, also of 504 N Garfield. He was released on 200 bond. June M Metzen of 218 W 4th received a summons for permitting an unauthorized person to operate a motor vehicle with bond set at 35.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census shows 80 adults and pediatrics and one baby. Admissions include Mrs John Ford 803 S Washington Mrs Hilda Brinkman Humboldt Mrs Woodrow Stanislaus 1110 W Elm Elzy Fry 108 N Central Mrs Elmer Hemphill Jr R 2 Mrs Verda King R 3 William Roberts R 3 Mrs Wayne Klotzbach Humboldt Mrs Ernest Kepley R 4. Today Walter Faubion Lamar Mo. Thursday Mrs Rose Adams 219 N Highland Mrs Ray Barnhart 642 S Malcolm Mrs Dale Small and son R 4 Henry Roush R 3. Today Mrs Harold Barnhart 607 S Ashby Mrs Wayne Klotz bach Humboldt Mrs Douglas Barnow 1302 S Highland.
Paul F. Madl, 22, Walnut, charged with careless driving and failing to display a license plate after a dragster struck a parked Unified School District 101 bus in St. Paul about 11 30 pm. He blamed a broke throttle spring for losing control. Bus damage estimated at 150 dollars, dragster 200 dollars. Madl was uninjured.
The Rev. Lloyd D. Marsh, Assemblies of God missionary to Peru, will address the First Assembly of God Church at 11 a.m. Sunday. Marsh helped establish new churches and directed the AG Bible School in Lima. He authored a handbook for young Christians, Haced Discipulos.
The Internal Revenue Service and Neosho Memorial Hospital will disperse $6,000 in excess profits to the Neosho County Commission to retire hospital bonds totaling $27,000. Bonds planned to be paid off in March 1974. Hospital administrator Glen Dormois cites higher occupancy and usage as the cause.
Wind toppled about 240 feet of wall at the Pittsburg Wal-Mart construction site causing an estimated $7,000 in damage. Bids were requested from Manley Industries and Kustom Electronics with percentages listed.
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