Deaths Funerals Mrs William Margrave
Former Chanute resident Mrs Addie M Margrave 87 died Friday at Mid-America Nursing Center El Dorado She was in First Christian Church and Queen Esther class and held a 50 year pin from Royal Neighbors of America Born June 4 1894 in Leanna daughter of Ed and ? She moved to El Dorado in 1966 Survived by two sons three daughters 10 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren one great great grand Interment Memorial Park Cemetery funeral 2 pm Monday at Johnson Chapel officiated by Rev Bert Sutton
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William Margrave
Chanute
William
Addie M.) Margrave
Mid-America Nursing Center
el Dorado
First Christian Church
Queen Esther
Royal Neighbors of America
el Drado
Leanna
Ed Bove
William Lee Margrave
Carl L. Brinegar
Merle L. Margrave
Wichita
Ethel Saar
la Junta
Colo
Winnie Jenkins
Clathe
Peggy Barton
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Arrest and intoxication arrests after city fight reported
Police took a 16 year old Cha nute boy into temporary custody after a fight at 802 N. Santa Fe. He was found transporting an open bottle of liquor. E. L. Morrison, 45, of 218 N. Central, was arrested for intoxication and held at the city jail pending hearing or bond.
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Chanute
N. Santa Fe
E. L. Morrison
N. Central
Suspected Substance Not Marijuana Trio Held Then Cleared
Three Macon youths were jailed Friday after two local boys said they were offered marijuana for ten dollars. Lab tests showed the substance was not marijuana, and the trio was released early this morning.
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Macon
Teen Admits Incident Involving Girl In Court Report
A 14 year old boy admitted to exposing himself to a girl Thursday afternoon. The case has been referred to juvenile officer Ray Zumalt for handling.
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Ray Zumalt
Fredonia Artist Osborn Honored at Public Reception
Fredonia artist in residence Don Osborn and his wife Barbara will be honored by the Fredonia Arts Council at a public reception in the Stone House from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Osborn’s sculpture is primarily fiberglass and acrylic, crafted in a free form style. He began a nine month residence in Fredonia through a National Endowment for the Arts program, earned an MFA from Wichita State University, and has exhibited works in numerous national and regional shows.
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Fredonia
Don Osborn
Barbara
Wichita State University
Iola Poultry Plant Plans Expansion
Thompson Poultry in Iola will raise daily fryers from 200000 to 300000 and employ over 400 by March 1. Live birds arrive. processed product ships as whole or parts to eight states. Foundations are under way for a new building. hiring begins in November for the final line.
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IOLA
Thompson
Corbett Thompson
Wichita Boy Falls Six Floors to Death During Lunch Break
Cecil Rice Jr. 18 died after plunging from a downtown Wichita parking garage during a school lunch break. He and three companions were on a ledge when someone yelled about police and Rice slipped from a railing, authorities said. The victim was the son of Mrs. Charlotte Rice.
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Wichita
Cecil Rice Jr
Charlotte Rice
Rice
Talk Club Series Set at Orchid Buffet
Elizabeth Pieper announces the Talk of the Month Club series with five programs sponsored by the University of Kansas Bureau of Arts and Lecturers. The first program Tuesday features Paul Yearout discussing The New Generation vs the Stereo Generation.
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Talk of the Month Club
Elizabeth Pieper
Orchid Buffet
University of Kansas Bureau of Artists
Humboldt
Moran
Erie
Paul Yearout
Yearout
Tex
International Platform Association
National Council For the Prevention of
Kansas Lions Week observance serves sight projects
Chanute Lions Club announces Kansas Lions Week with Candy Day Saturday. Members will distribute sight savers candy rolls to fund the Kansas Lions Eye Research and Training Center at the University of Kansas Medical Center and to supply eye testing equipment and glasses for local children. Governor Docking proclaims the week and Candy Day for Sight.
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Kansas Lions
Robert Lassman
Chanute Lions Club
Chanute Club
Kansas Lions Eye Research and Training Center
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Lions
Robert Docking
Kansas
Horses Injured When Trailer Flips Near Piqua
Two horses were injured when a horse trailer overturned on US 54 west of Piqua. Driver Charles W. Niles 50 Baxter Springs swerved to avoid a northbound semi, hit a pedestrian overpass, and the trailer flipped. both horses were taken to a veterinarian for treatment.
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Charles W. Niles
Baxter Springs
US 54
Niles
Demonstrators Burn Vehicles and Posters in Saigon Confrontation
In Saigon Vietnamese demonstrators burned U S vehicles and election posters as authorities faced a promised weekend of confrontation with President Nguyen Van Thieu s government. The clash left at least two injured including a Vietnamese police chief and a U S sailor as tear gas dispersed crowds in an eight block area.
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Saigon
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Two Nurses Die In Bronson Crash
In Bronson Kansas two student nurses Martha Hasman and Marie Bongiorno were killed when their car collided with a truck on a rain slick curve. The truck driver Jimmy D Villines 30 of Fayetteville Arkansas had minor injuries. Miss Hasman and Miss Bongiorno trained at a Fort Scott hospital and were en route to Ottawa for the weekend.
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Bronson, Kan
Bronson
Martha Hasman
Marie Bongiorno
Fort Scott
Kan
Miss Hasman
Ottawa
Rollie Hasman Jr
Miss Bongiorno
Seben Bongiorno
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Jimmy D. Villines
Fayetteville, Ark
Dennis Tihe Menace tennis court contributors
A continued list of supporters and sponsors for the Dennis Tihe Menace tennis project includes Jim Evans, First National Bank, Goodyear Service Store, KKOY, Wells Clothiers, Pioneer Hardware, United Farm Agency, Six Bulls Restaurant, and numerous individuals such as Dr. Karl Gehrt, Dr. Richard W. Good, Loretta Williams, and John Fitzmorris. The compendium covers business names, banks, service stores, and private contributors.
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Jim Evans
C. L. Everly
Fashons
Jim Fehr
First National Bank
First State Bank of Thayer
John Fitzmorris
Buford Fisher
Charles Follmer
Dean Foster
Donald Fromong
Karl Gehrt
Clifford Gibson
Roy Gibson
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Gerald L
Loren Lowe
George Madill
Joe P. Marnell
George Mastick
Janice McCabe
Dick McClanathan
Dale W. McCoy
Gerald W. McDowell
Robert D. McGregor
Chuck McKinney
Do. P. McKinnie
John E. MccMeekin Jr
A. B. Mead
Opal Mendez
Alexander Mih
Gary Misch
Bonnie Moffatt
Fred W. Montague
E. O. Morris
Christopher H. Morton
Terry Murphy
Naff and Bolze Hardware
Floyd Naff
Paul Nelson
David Newman
Jack Newmen
News Standard
Notestine Tire
Earl Ostrander
Elizabeth Pieper
Pioneer Hardware
Wendel E. Potter
Jim Prosser
Jerry Pryor
Don
Rosalie Purvis
Raul Quirarte
Ray
Read's
Bill Roberts
Mike Roberts
Les Robie
Dave Robinson
Robert's Tastee Freeze
Rollow TV
Bud Ross
David A. Roth
James Rowland
Larry Russell
Pack St
R. Sims
Kenneth E. Simmons
Six Bulls
Dorothy Slane
Ray E. Sloan
H. Edd Smith
Joseph Bryan Smith
Lawrence C. Smith
Marie Smith
Shanon Christine Smith
Joe Spails
Jerry Steele
Minnie B. Steele
Beulah E. Stewart
Harold Stroud
E. W. Sufeldt
Dean Sutcliffe
Ron Sutcliffe
Thompson Dairy, Dairy
Wilbur Thompson
Don Tucker
United Farm Agency
Bill Uzzell
Lawrence B. Wenhaus
Merle Venus
Paula Venus
Larry Wahl
Danl Wall
Bob Ward
Craig Ward
Ralph Watkins
Mike Weidert
Wells Clothiers
Terri West
Bev Willcott
Ethel Willcott
John Willcott
John M. Williams
William S. Wright
Jack W. Wood
Melissa Zaragosa
Missy
Cindy Zaragosa
Apartment Fire Fatal to Baby in Pittsburg Kansas
A month-old boy, Michael Runyon, died in a Pittsburg apartment fire. He was found on the bedroom floor and died on arrival at Mt. Carmel Medical Center. Neighbors attempted to enter but were repelled by heat and smoke while Doris Runyon watched from the porch.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Michael Runyon
Doris Runyon
Mt. Carmel Medical Center
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Updates
Visiting hours are two to four and six thirty to eight p.m. The census lists 51 inpatients with six babies. Admissions include Mrs W A Coonrod and Mrs Maude Gilliland. Dismissals list several residents including Ronald Umbarger and Jeri Wyatt. Births note two boys to Summers and Thiesing. District Court filings in Chanute include multiple divorces and a negligence case involving Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Roger N. Prather
Marilyn A Prather
Bradley Wiles
Dena Lassen
Michael Wiles
Virgil C. Cook
Mary E. Cook
Edgar F. Kustandorter
Chrisie Lowell
Norma Jean Hedden
William Hedden
Jesse Wolbert
Lowell Allen Holbert
Alexander Mth
Henry Baker
Pamphlets Promote Southeast Kansas
Students in Parsons publish pamphlets to recruit teachers for southeast Kansas. Neale Shaw of the Parsons public schools notes the Education-Professional Development Act funds support the projects. Information and images gathered from two years of area papers and chambers. a large booklet was distributed in May.
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Parsons
Kansas
Neale Shaw
Parsons Public Schools
Chambers of Commerce
Pittsburg Man Reports Money Loss
Art Krasuec of Pittsburg told police that about 693 to 694 dollars were stolen from his pickup truck. A wing window was broken, and Krasuec said only the money was taken, with the theft possibly occurring while the truck was parked in Parsons.
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Pittsburg
Art Krasuec
Parsons
Krasuec
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Africa
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12Th and
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Iola Poultry Plant
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Ed Schetter
Bob Wood
Nels
Rebecca Kieper
Harold Anderson
Bessie Brady
Verda Mosier
Highway Patrol
Dennis Tihe Menace
the Wizard OF ID
Lawyeep
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Andy Capp
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Steve Canyon
Skeezix
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W. A. Coonrod
Edith
Maude Gilliland
Ronald Umbarger
Chester Kustandorter
N. Washington
Chester Bennett
Mary Myers
Bert Garver
Lee Howerton
S. Santa Fe
Michael Byers
S. Malcolm
Jeri Wyatt
W. Elm
Bill Harmon
Washington
John Hele
W. Main
Christopher Golay
Buffalo
Darrel Summers
W. 10Th
Terry Thiesing
Eric
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