KU students win Hoyt scholarships and more
Bruce J. Morgan a KU senior is among six recipients of Elizabeth M Hoyt scholarships in KU School of Business. Erik Conard Neosho JC dean of instruction plans to attend a state sponsored post secondary occupational education seminar in Manhattan. Buford Fisher USD 413 superintendent chairs the southeast Kansas Association of School Administrators meeting at the Orchid Buffet. Andrew Weggint of 502 S Ashby is among 40 KU students receiving Education Office fellowships from 500 to 6200 dollars in special education areas. Chanute Community Theatre members plan a Christmas pageant Dec 10 11 with Ed Kirkman as president and Anita Marciniak secretary treasurer. A local occultism study group invites participation at the Heritage Room Public Library Friday Oct 1 with no charge and no age limit Jerry McCarty presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce J. Morgan
University of Kansas
Elizabeth M. Hoyt
KU School of Business
Earl C. Morgan
Washington
Erik Conard
Neosho Junior College
Manhattan
Kansas State Department of Vocational Education
Buford Fisher
USD 413
Kansas Association of School Administrators
Andrew Weggint
S. Ashby
U.S. Office of Education
Chanute Community Theatre
Ed Kirkman
Anita Marciniak
Chanute Recreation Commission
S. Highland
Heritage Room
Jerry McCarty
Rt. 1
Chanute
NCCJC Plans Senior Day For 1750 Area Seniors
The Senior Day Committee at Neosho County Community Junior College will meet Thursday to review preparations for Senior Day on Oct 28. About 1 750 seniors from 68 high schools are invited to tour facilities. last year more than 300 attended. Dean Joe Smith and committee chair Charles Moore credit the program with part of NCCJC s 21 percent enrollment rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Community Junior College
Joe Smith
Charles Moore
Panther
NCCJC
Moore
Charles Carter Jr
James Carlson
George Mastick
Pittsburg to Host New Plastics Plant by Pitt Plastics
Gene Bicknell announces Pitt Plastics Inc will start production in Pittsburg by year’s start with a 11 200 square foot plant in the new industrial park. The city will issue 140000 in industrial revenue bonds for construction and land costs. Initial staffing is expected at 25 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Gene Bicknell
Pitt Plastics, Inc
Bicknell
Mrs Ernest Carter former Chanute nurse dies in Joplin hospital
Mrs. Ernest Carter 62 of Columbus dies after a year of illness in a Joplin hospital. Survived by two sons Lewis Joplin and Gary New York City a daughter Mrs Jerry Myers Sedgwick two grandchildren two brothers and a sister. Funeral 9 am Friday at Jordan Funeral Home Columbus with burial in Columbus Cemetery. Graveside rites for stillborn Sara Elizabeth Broeder at Elmwood Cemetery Friday 10 30 am officiated by Rev James R Peters.
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Chanute
Ernest
Eva) Carter
Columbus
Joplin
Carter
Johnson Hospital
Lewis
Gary
New York City
Jerry Myers
Sedgwick
Hal Woods
Don Woods
Kansas City
Kan
Agnes Hasselgren
Denver
Ernest Carter
Geneva Woods
S. Grant
Jordan Funeral Home
Columbus Cemetery
Sarah Elizabeth Broeder
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Elmwood Cemetery
James R. Peters
Clifford F. Broeder
S. Evergreen
Thomas
Lynne
Bea Broeder
Louis Malnassy
St. Louis
Johnson Mortuary
Volunteer Army Timeline Faces Delay Says Forsythe
Lt. Gen. George S. Forsythe, head of the all-volunteer Army plan, warns meeting the 1973 deadline is impossible under current conditions. He says more help and understanding are needed and expresses doubt about success within the prescribed time. The statement came in a taped interview for Armed Forces radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George S. Forsythe
Forsythe
William C. Westmoreland
Armed Forces Radio and Television Service
Kansans Named to Nuclear Waste Panel Near Lyons
Sierra Club official says three Kansans Clyde Reed Walter Myer and Dr William Hambleton will join a nine member panel studying the safety of a proposed nuclear waste disposal site near Lyons Kansas The names were chosen by the state’s congressional delegation and next go to the Atomic Energy Commission EPA for White House approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Sierra Club
Lyons
Ron Baxter
Kansas
Joe Skubitz
R-Kan
Clyde Reed
Parsons Sun
Walter Myer
Kansas State University
William Hambleton
Kansas Geological Survey
Atomic Energy Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
White House
Relocation of US169 Discussed at Iola
State highway department engineers met Tuesday at city hall with interested citizens to discuss moving US169 to the east edge of Iola. A formal hearing on the proposed route will be held within six months with public input invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
State Highway Department
Coffeyville OKs 1.5 Million School Bonds
Coffeyville voters pass a 1.5 million general obligation bond for Unified School District No. 445 with a 505 vote margin. Final tally 2,275 for to 1,770 against. funds to remodel Field Kindley High School and build a new gymnasium and PE facility for the Coffeyville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Unified School District
Montgomery County
Harold Cook
Field Kindley High School
Oilmen To Meet Oilmen In Eastern Kansas Dinner
John Ball research director at the Bureau of Mines Energy Research Center in Bartlesville will keynote the 14th annual EKOGA dinner dance in Chanute. The event at the VFW club in town starts with registration at 5 30 p m social hour 6 7 dinner 7 and dancing at 9 Ray Anderson Jr association president announced. Ball will discuss a new Bureau of Mines project on heavy oils under way in southeastern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John §. Ball
Bureau of Mines Energy Research Center
Bartlesville
Eastern Kansas Oil & Gas Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ray Anderson Jr
Independence, Association
EKOGA
Chanute
A. H. Alcock
Edd Noland
Kansas
Ball
Bureau of Mines
Neosho Junior College Hosts High School Drama Festival
Delta Psi Omega plans a regional speech and drama festival at Neosho Junior College inviting area high schools to compete in oral interpretation duet acting one act plays and humorous interpretation. Judge panels from student members will run preliminaries semi finals and finals in late February or early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho
Delta Psi Omega, National Dramatic Honorary Society
George Mastick
Tax Revenue Lost By Late Notice In Kansas City
Officials estimate Kansas City will lose about 135900 in tax revenue from 23 shopping center areas because notices of increased assessment values were not sent in time for appeals. Owners will pay 1971 city property taxes based on 1970 valuations. Horner said Board of Equalization approved increases April 5 and bills were sent May. Urie said staff was pushed to the limit to finish on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Goldie M. Horner
City Board of Equalization
John M. Urie
Welding Offered As Night Class
Al Jones director of continuing education announced the welding class cancelled earlier has been revived and will meet Monday night at the Senior Trade School. Enroll at the first class meeting. Hours are 7 to 10 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays for four weeks at a $10 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jones
Police Investigate Apparent Break-in at Forest Street Residence
Ramon Borjas reported at 10:40 p.m. Tuesday that he chased a intruder from the Ruben Smith residence at 1139 N Forest. Police said entry appeared through a south window with items dumped on bed and floor. Smith, in California, was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Borjas
N. Forest
Ruben Smith
Smith
California
Six Attending Governor Drug Abuse Education Conference
Six Chanute residents attend the second annual Governor s Drug Abuse Education Conference in Wichita from today through Friday. Joe Smith dean of students at Neosho Junior College attends as a college representative. Five from the Drug Abuse Committee attend. Ray Zumalt represents the community, teacher representatives include Superintendent Buford Fisher and Carl Druart. Students represented are Wendy Bowyer Dena Belt and Bill George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Wichita
Joe Smith
Neosho Junior College
Ray Zumalt
Buford Fisher
Carl Druart
Wendy Bowyer
N. Grant
Dena Belt
S. Ashby
Bill George
W. Main
Lacey Carpet Sales Appeals to Zoning Board
Glen Lacey of Lacey Carpet Sales seeks an extension of operation and an occupancy permit after an addition to his business was deemed non conforming use. The Board of Zoning Appeals meets at 7 30 tonight in the Memorial Building following guidance from the City Planning Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Zoning Appeals
Memorial Building
Glen Lacey
Lacey Carpet Sales
E. 11Th
Lacey
City Planning Commission
Autrys Sell Two Nursing Homes in Wichita
Ferrill Williamson of Wichita bought Westview and Colonial Acres nursing homes from Westview Nursing Home Inc owned by Ottis B. Autry and wife. Westview built 1960 and Colonial Acres 1967 in the 1600 block of West Second. Carl Autry notes Williamson is an experienced operator and a dissolution resolution has been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrill Williamson
Wichita
Westview
Colonial Acres
Westview Nursing Home, Inc
Carl Autry
Humboldt
Ottis B. Autry
2Nd
Autrys
West 2Nd
Williamson
Winfield
Secretary of State
Visiting Hours Noted at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census reads 59 adults and five babies. Admissions include Mrs Larry Mc Quarie 1401 S Highland and others across multiple streets with several names and a new baby girl for Mr and Mrs Michael Walker at 1301 S Forest today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Michael Walker
S. Forest
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