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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1971

Page

7

Guilty Plea By Tinnel To Murder

Tinnel pleads guilty to second degree murder in the July slaying of Leta Watson. Allen County District Court judge imposes a life term with a ten year minimum. Watson was found dead northwest of Iola after disappearing from a local tavern.

Emmet E. Tinnel Leta Frances Watson Tinnel Allen County District Court Robert Stadler Lansing Mrs. Watson Iola East Street

Local Stocks Bid Asked Kustom Electronics ILC Products

Local stocks quoted include Kustom Electronics at firm bid and ask levels while ILC Products shows a 6 percent yield. The listing, furnished by Westamerica Securities Inc., notes market activity but lacks full transaction details.

Kustom Electronics ILC Products Westamerica Securiies Inc

Neighbors Help Injured Farmer After Farm Accident

Wayne W. Burnenn, 41, was severely burned Sept. 3 when a steel bin test rod touched a high voltage line at his farm near Strauss. Neighbors joined in helping him harvest a mile from his home Saturday afternoon. Burnenn spoke from Labette County Medical Center praising the community aid.

Strauss Wayne W. Burnenn McCune Buunenn Labette County Medical Center Parsons Burnnen

K State Alumni Meeting Set With Dinner Speaker

Kansas State University alumni and friends plan a Wednesday 6:30 p m gathering at the Central Park building sponsor Ben Barber said Ernie Barrett director of athletics will speak Don Stehley of the Alumni Association will outline activities Reservations are advised at 2 50 per person for a charcoal T bone dinner Attendees should bring their own table service.

Kansas State University K-State Central Park Ben Barber Ernie Barrett Manhatan Don Stehley KSU Universty

Neosho Memorial Hospital and City Building Permits News

Neosho Memorial Hospital posts visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Census lists 50 inpatients and five babies. Building permits totaling 154 980 issued Aug 16 to Sept 10 for auto body shop church education building garage and more. Municipal Court actions include sentences for driving while intoxicated and speeding with guilty pleas and dismissals.

Charles Cummings S. Garfield Sell Construction Co N. Grant Christian Church Harry Berthot S. Central Harold Cornish N. Forest C. D. Faubian N. Allen Walter Amberg N. Central Richard Ahring Ashby Rick Joy Olive Leonard Anderson S. Edith

Three Chanute men win scholarships from Chanute GI Forum

Sophomores Vic Godinez and Ralph Ponce and freshman Marc Alonzo each received $150 grants from the Chanute American GI Forum. Raul Garcia, forum president, presented the scholarships at Neosho County Community College. Godinez and Ponce are sons of local residents Lupe Godinez and unnamed father.

Raul Garcia Chanute American GI Forum Vic Godinez Neosho County Community Junior College Marc Alonzo Ralph Ponce Chanute Forum

Notable figures inquiring into Justice Black health status

Washington reports indicate Bethesda Naval Hospital and Supreme Court officials refuse to disclose details about Justice Hugo L Black’s medical condition. While Black is unofficially expected to attend the October court session, inquiries remain unanswered. In Rome, Szeryng and Menuhin traded violins and serenaded each other for about 15 minutes before flying to Paris. In Aberdeen, the Fischer quintuplets mark their eighth birthday. their father Andrew Fischer runs an 800 acre farm funded by contract work and various sources.

Washington Bethesda Naval Hospital Supreme Court Hugo L. Black Black Andrew Fischer National Dairy Foods Firm The Quints

City Commission Shifts Meeting Date to Sept 30

The City Commission moved its next meeting from Sept 27 to Sept 30, a Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Building. Commissioner Clyde Kile and Mayor Vesta Lightfoot will attend as delegates to the League of Kansas Municipalities convention. John Schultz and City Manager Kenneth Sanborn will serve as alternates.

City Commission Clyde Kile Vesta Lightfoot League of Kansas Municipalities John Schultz Kenneth Sanborn Memorial Building

Hans' Flowers Opens New Store

Hans Herold owner opened a new Hans' Flowers store at 1000 S Central on a corner lot with a 50 by 60 foot steel building and white brick front. The interior features a single room of cut flowers potted plants and pottery. Mrs Ralph Ponce and Alonzo CHS graduates are mentioned in connection to the business family.

Hans’ Flowers S. Central Hans Herold Ralph Ponce S. Forest Chanute High School Alonzo John

Mrs. Robert Kent 59 Dies After Illness

Mrs. Rhodesia Adelia Kent of 902 S Plummer died Monday night after a three year illness. She came to Kansas in 1951 as a mobile X ray operator, later worked at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital 1958 1968, and belonged to St Patrick's Church. Born Sept 2 1912 in Centerville Iowa she is survived by her widow er mother and two brothers preceded in death by father. Rosary Wednesday 7 p.m. Gibson Koch Chapel funeral mass Thursday 10 a.m. at St Patrick's Church. Burial Memorial Park Lexington Missouri.

Robert Rhodesia Adelia) Kent S. Plummer Robert Kent Poplar Bluff Lexington Gibson-Koch

Topeka Fair honors area 4H girls with ribbons

Several area 4H girls received purple and blue ribbons at the Mid-America Fair in Topeka. Winners include Kathy Smith Neosho County purple. Brenda Kepley Neosho blue. Faith Solomon Cindy Cope Peggy Zaring Woodson blue. Mary Goebel Woodson blue. Brenda Robison Neosho blue. Doris Baker Neosho purple. Susan Cope Woodson blue. Judy Baker Cathy Mih Neosho purple. Terri Reinhardt Glanne Heilman Neosho Kim Gordon. Lori Robison Cheryl Hartzler Barbara Pringle Woodson blue. Shirley Smith Susan Gorton Neosho blue. Susan Wheatley Neosho purple. Lorene Dillinger Neosho. Stephanie Pringle Wood.

Area 4H Topeka Kathy Smith Neosho County Brenda Kepley Neosho Faith Solomon Cindy Cope Peggy Zaring Woodson Mary Goebel Brenda Robinson Doris Baker Susan Cope Judy Baker Cathy Mih

Local scholars receive NCCJC grants for baseball linked studies

Dennis the Menace notes Alonzo and Godinez from 718 S Garifled and Ponce among three NCCJC scholarship recipients. All three played Chanute American Legion baseball and plan to join the NCCJC Panthers as they start a new spring baseball program. Alonzo and Godinez study drafting. Ponce has not chosen a major.

Alonzo S. Garifled Forum NCCJC Chanute American Legion Nccjc Panthers Godinez Ponce

District counselors attend state fall conference in Emporia

Mrs Sunny Erickson and Dan Slane of Unified District 413 joined a guidance and pupil personnel services conference in Emporia over the weekend. Other notes: Robert Hill, an electrical maintenance man for Commonwealth Edison, returned to Coal City Illinois after a visit with family in Yates Center. Annuity shower planned for Harold Anderson at Colfax Baptist Church. Avenue of Flags Committee to meet at GJ Forum to plan Veterans Day flag display. Lyle Rutter, former Neosho County JC athletic director and coach, now at Cowley County Community Junior College in Arkansas City, visited Chanute.

Sunny Erickson Dan Slane Unified District 413 Emporia Erickson Robert Hill Coal City Ill Luther Hill N. Western Floyd Jobe Yates Center Commonwealth Edison Company Lyle Rutter Chanute Phil Cooper Rutter Neosho County Community Junior College Cowley County Community Junior College Arkansas City

New Fredonia Rec Director Named Milner replaces White

Fredonia Recreation Commission appoints Orlin Mil ner as new director. He succeeds Don E. White who led the agency for two years and plans further study at college.

Fredonia

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Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Mittie Huckstep E. Main Thomas Morarty Donald Standfast Charles Hubbard S. Evergreen Earl Heminger Henry Nelson Bessie Wood Neodesha Wilbur Stockebrand Buffalo Patti Harp Lee Holden N. Steuben Patrick Walsh S. Western Clara Ikehorn S. Highland Leon Cady Jerry Owen GI Forum Lupe Godinez Rome Henryk Szeryng Yehudi Menuhin Menuhin Paris Aberdeen S.D Mary Cann Cathy Margie Maggie Jimmy Dennis the Menace Fredolph Hawkinson Elsmnore University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kan Harold Anderson Colfax Baptist Church Avenue of Flags Committee GJ Forum Hink Dagwood the Wizard OF ID EFORE Schroeder Sera Beetle Bailey Julius Andy Capp Archie Steve Canyon Skeezix Nole
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