Senior Fellows named from Class of 1977 at Ethel College
Seven members from the Class of 1977 have been invited Senior Fellows for 1976 77 at Ethel College. They include Jo Mueller Newton music Delores Gaeddert Reimer North Newton psychology Andrew Rich Carleton College Minnesota mathematics Linda Schmidt Walton Martha Wenger Newton peace studies Rodney Schmidt North Newton biology and chemistry Tim Wiens Newton physics and chemistry. Selection is by the dean's advisory committee from nominated projects. Wenger Schmidt and Wiens are Newton High graduates. Reimer attended Goessel High School Linda Schmidt Hesston High School Mueller Wichita High School North and Rich attended the American School in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel College
Jo Mueller
Newton
Delores Gaeddert Reimer
North Newton
Andrew Rich
Carleton College
Minnesota
Linda Schmidt
Walton
Martha Wenger
Rodney Schmidt
Tim Wiens
Wenger
R. Schmidt
Wiens
Newton High School
Mrs. Reimer
Goesse
Hesston
Mueller
Wichita High School
Rich
Japan
Newton Police Log Mixed Car Crash and Traffic Violations
Police report a motorcycle collision in the Safeway lot injuring Arlie Barthel. Richard Payne uninjured. Bonds posted for cereal malt beer in a vehicle. Teen and sheriff arrests for high speed driving. Fire, animal control, and various property transfers listed in Newton notices.
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Safeway
W. Broadway
Arlie R. Barthel
Poplar
Richard J. Payne
Payne
Ronald S. Parker
Elmer A. Carson, Jr
Peabody
Newton
Washington Rd
SE 11Th
Farm coops discuss merger between Farmland and Far-Mar-Co
Kansas City based Farmland Industries and Hut chinson based Far-Mar-Co announced they are studying a merger. Both boards approved a rapid study to assess benefits for farmers, aiming for a broad total services package from seed and fertilizer to grain marketing. Endorsed by leaders from both cooperatives, the move follows overlapping membership and prior joint actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Farmland Industries, Inc
Far-Mar-Co
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Farmland
Farmland Foods
Walter Peterson
Chappell, Neb
George Voth
Far- Mar-Co
Roy Chelf
Scottsbluff
Neb
Ernest T. Lindsey
Farmland Industries
Voth
Swine flu vaccine delayed until September 1 in Salina
Public health officials in Salina learned the swine flu vaccine will not be available until September 1. Attendees included Rachel Goering public health nurse Dr Andrew Nachtigall health officer David Kinkaid and others at the Salina Health Dept briefing. Details of the mass vaccination program are expected after June 24.
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Salina
Rachel Goering
Andrew Nachtigall
David Kinkaid
Health Department
Goering
Salina Health Dept
Donald Wilcox
Sedgwick Principal Resigns for Augusta Move
Sedgwick grade school principal Robert McCalla resigns after two years to become elementary principal in Augusta. Family plans to move there this summer.
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Sedgwick
Robert McCalla
Augusta
Newton Girl Injured In Marion County Crash
Miss Marion County patrol says 17 year old Newton resident Rose M Gilbert drove south on a county road four miles west and a half mile south of Marion when she lost control on an S curve. Her car left the road, overturned into a creek. she and three passengers were treated and released. Gilbert remained for observation overnight at St Luke’s Hospital and was released this morning.
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Marion
Rose M. Gilbert
Newton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Here
Marion County Sheriff's Office
Miss Gilbert
Kansas Highway Patrol
Halstead Eyes Cable TV Hearing Next Month
Halstead city council schedules 7:30 p.m. June 16 for a hearing on a Cable TV Construction proposal from Chanute. The plan foresees 12 channels, with similar approvals in Newton and services linked to Wichita Denver and Kansas City.
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Halstead
Chanute
Newton
Wichita
Denver
Kansas City
Deaths Mrs. Robert Cross Furley
Mrs Minnie Cross 4 a resident of the Kansas Christian Home Newton died this morning at Axtell Christian Hospital. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Monday at Furley United Methodist Church with burial in Green Valley Cemetery. Born September 27 1891 in Furley she wed Robert Cross and lived in Furley until 1956 then Sunnyvale California. Survived by son Thomas Eugene of Sunnyvale brother Fred Parke Newton three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Lamb Mortuary Whitewater in charge.
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Furley
Minnie Cross
Kansas Christian Home
Newton
Axtell Christian Hospital
Furley United
Calif
Thomas Eugene
Sunnyvale
Fred Parke
Lamb Mortuary
Whitewater
Councilman Jack Welch resigns from HALSTEAD City Council
HALSTEAD Dr. Jack Welch resigns after 12 years citing policy disagreements and a denied zoning change for a small shopping center. The council failed to notify him of a special meeting before voting, and developer Bob Schraeder sued to overturn the denial. City Attorney Art Turner questioned the city’s grounds to win.
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Halstead
Jack Welch
Bob Schraeder
Harvey County
Art Turner
County to Open Fuel Bids at Harvey County Meeting
Harvey County Commission convenes at 8:45 a.m. in the county courthouse. Bids on fuel for county vehicles will be received at 9 a.m. An open meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. Commissioners will hold routine conferences with county staff.
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Harvey County Commission
Government Calendar of County and Board Meetings
Monday opens with 8 45 a m county commission in the commission room at the courthouse. At 4 p m the Bicentennial commission meets at the county historical museum. 7 30 p m the school board gathers at the school administration building 124 W 7th. Tuesday 7 30 p m Newton Area Planning Commission holds session in the city commission room at city hall.
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County Commission
County Historical
School Board
W. 7Th
Newton Area Planning Commission
Markets End Lower On Bank Rate Hikes And Volume Slump
New York stocks slipped as bank prime rates rose again, with the Dow down 4.33 to 969.47 at midday and the NYSE composite easing to 53.03. Citibank hiked its prime rate to 7.44 percent, mirrored by First Pennsylvania Bank and Chemical Bank of New York, while Matsushita Electric led activity and futures and grain prices showed modest moves across Kansas City and Wichita quotes.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
First Pennsylvania Bank and Chemical Bank of New York
Matsushita Electric
Panasonic
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
Edward D Jones
Cooft Newton
Dillon
DeKalb
Hesston Wy
Fairmount Foods
Evans
Philips Industries
Skyline
Winnebago
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Delores Gaeddert
Reimer
Daily Record
Philip R. Zerger
Ottis Carroll Sans
Tonkawa
Okla
I-35
Joseph W. Cooper
Newton Fire Department
Santa Fe
Newton Mission
Beverly
Phoenix
Ariz
Suzann M. Guhr
Potwin
Jack L. Warkentine Jr
Barie J. Krehbiel
Donald L. Cherry
Suzanne L. Simons
Animal Control
Vernon Havens
Jacquelyn C. Havens
Herman H. Klaassen
Sunrise Acres
Newton Willard E. Graber
Linda Graber
Henry J. Hrovat
Ethel M. Hrovat
Steele
Steak 'N Eggs Inc
Norman K Gingrass
Jennifer I. Gingrass
Township
Range
W. Bruce E. Daniel
Linda M. Daniel
Randy S. Shields
Jocelyn F. Shields
Pine Heights
Newton International Enterprises Co. Inc
Mitchel L. Watkins
Brendan Watkins
Burrton
Chester G. Hartman
Evelyn Hartman
William B. Stoltenberg
Elaine L. Stoltenberg
Paul Workman
Hazel L. Workman
Board of Trustees
Salem United Methodist Church
Morse
Marie Funk
Rudy Schmidt
Bryson L. Voth
Enid Cochran
Joyce Wehner
Wenger Oil Co
Metzler Service Center Inc
Roland L. Claassen
Claassen Oil Co
James R. Mohrbach
Alice L. Boley
Newton Girl
Robert Cross
Trading Limited
Exxon
NorNgs
NorSim
AlldCh
FMC
Oklage
AllisChal
Fordm
Okiang
Va Alcoa
GenEl Panep
A Brads
Penn
Cyan
Sears
Texaco
Upjohn
duPont
Mobil
Wunion
Baskd
Monsan
Westge
Echlin
Nabisco
NatGyp
Carter Pharmacy
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