City records and court notes from Halstead and surrounding areas
A roundup of local notices includes a black cat picked up in the 300 block of West 8th and details from the Community Development office on animal control. Court actions list Hutchinson guilty on two counts, license revoked for a year, while Ricky Moore receives a 15 day jail sentence with probation and costs. A DUI arrest, theft reports, assailant search, and a birth in Hesston are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Control
W. 8Th
Robert E. Smith Jr
Hutchinson
Us-50
K-89
Halstead
Smith
Ricky L. Moore
Donald R. Glenn
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Assn
Milbank
S. C
Bede
Successmove Inc
Blue Bell
Xerox Corp
Wichita
Prairie View workshop on conflict management and care
A June 17 19 workshop at Prairie View Mental Health Center Newton focuses on conflict management and self care led by Yetta Bernhard. The program blends lectures and practice with aims to teach fair fight training and personal development to 30 registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View Mental Health Center
Newton
Yetta Bernhard
Prairie View
Bernhard
Dyck Named to Interim Kansas Local Government Panel
Representative Harold Dyck of Hesston was appointed to the Special Committee on Local Government for the 1977 interim session to review municipal bond laws and park and recreation programs and to study proposed legislation. He also serves on the Transportation and Regional Development Committee of the Council of State Governments in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dyck
Hesston
Kansas
Dyck
Transportation and Regional Development Committee
Council of State Governments
Chicago
Ancient armor unearthed near Lyons in 1500s Coronado expedition
An archaeological dig 13 miles northeast of Lyons uncovers chain mail possibly from the 1500s Coronado expedition. The find, in a pasture, is the sixth Rice County discovery since 1940, first noted in 1881 by a Bethany College professor. MOUNDRIDGE funeral notice for Alfred J. Wedel appears after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Virginia Bayer
Kansas State Historical Society
Kansas Anthropological Society
Franciso Coronado
Rice County
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Markets Mixed As Dow Drops In Morning Trading
The Dow fell to 909.94 by noon after Friday gains. Stocks show 4-3 gainers over losers with Citibank seen holding at 6.4 percent prime rate. Farmers’ quotes include cattle and hog prices from Kansas City and Wichita, with soybeans and grains edging in Chicago trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street New York
New York
Citibank
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Wichita Livestock Wichita
Chicago
Edward D. Jones and Co
Newton
New York Stock Exchange
Memorials and Obituaries in Kansan Notice Section
Memorials established for Mrs. Herman C Loewen and for Homer Kirk with Draper-Cannon Funeral Home handling donations and calls. Obituaries include Wilma G Enst who died at 73 in Hutchinson with survivors in multiple states and Myrta Strieby a 93 year old former Salina resident, plus Vernon Wiebe a 12 year old drowned near Hutchinson. Other notices list Herbert J Voth death at Bethel Deaconess Hospital and John B Griffin death at E B Allen Memorial Hospital with services and survivors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C
Elizabeth) Loewen
Bethel College Mennonite Church
Friendly Acres
Draper-Cannon Funeral Home
Homer Kirk
Walton
Walton United Methodist Church
Draper- Cannon Funeral Home
Draper- Cannon Chapel
Vernon Lee Wiebe
Rt. 5
Hutchinson
Newton
Petersen Chapel
Rodney Goertzen
Denver
Colo
W. Richard Wiebe
Route 5
Kathleen Ball
Halstead
Aldous K
Colin R
Lamoine L
Joan E
Death Notice Mrs Silas McLaughlin Greeley Colorado
Mrs Silas Dorothy McLaughlin 48 sister of Mrs Vera Krehbiel of Moundridge died Saturday at Weld County Hospital Greeley burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens A memorial funds go to First United Methodist Church Greeley She was born March 23 1929 in Pretty Prairie moved to Greeley in 1963 married Silas McLaughlin March 5 1964 in Greeley She leaves a son Douglas and a daughter Elizabeth both of Greeley a step son three step daughters one brother and two other sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma G. Enst
Axtell Christian Hospital
Hutchinson
W. S
Mary E. Wildin Williams
Newton
Partridge
Walter J
Bethel College Mennonite Church
Delta Kappa Gamma, Assn
Mary Ann
Saudi Arabia
John W
Salt Lake City
Utah
Viola M. Kimes
Arlington
Kan
Mildred O’hara
Freda E. Ross
Orville L. Williams
Montezuma
Petersen Funeral Home
Myrta M. Strieby
Salina
Bethel Home For the
Burrton
David E
Mary Parnham Kramer
George T. Strieby
First United Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Herbert J. Voth
S. Poplar
Bethel Deaconess Hospital
Bethel College
Nnto
John A. Esau
Greenwood Cemetery
Marion County
Jacob R
Elizabeth Pankratz Voth
Martha Jantzen
North Newton
Margaret Voth
Goessel
Greeley
Colo
Silas
Dorothy) McLaughlin
Vera Krehbiel
Moundridge
Weld County Hospital
Adamson Mortuary
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Pretty Prairie
Silas McLaughlin
Douglas
Elizabeth
Tabor College Plans Summer Registration Program
Tabor College will run a summer registration program in June and July with faculty and student development representatives visiting ten centers nationwide. Freshman and transfer students in Kansas may attend on June 18 and July 16 at the Hillsboro Business Building, plus on campus New Student Days August 28–31. More than 213 new students are expected to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor College
Kansas
Hillsboro
Tabor
Jack Braun
South Moluccan terrorists release two pregnant hostages
In Assen, Netherlands, two pregnant women were freed from a siege as 57 hostages remained trapped in a train and schoolhouse. Justice Minister van Agt warned against optimism and cited little progress after a six hour mediation. The militants demand the release of 21 more South Moluccans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assen
Netherlands
Justice
Andreas van Agt
Holland
Justice Ministry
Toos Faber
Democrats Attend Training Seminar in Wichita
Several Harvey County Democrats joined a Democratic Seminar at Wichita State University on Saturday. The 4th District training event featured Merrill Raber as speaker on “Elected to Serve,” with remarks by Dan Glickman and other party leaders. A reception followed to honor Glickman and Kansas legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey County
Wichita State University
4Th District
Democratic Committee
Democratic State Committee
Merrill Raber
Boots Raber
Elaine Sauerwein
Loretta Buckman
Dan Glickman
Glickman
Terry Scanlon
Chaiman
Lena Ruth Speer
House
John Carlin
Robert Allegrucci
Billy McCray
Myrne Roe
James Tork
Kansas
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Daily Record
Agnes M. Doughty
Roy L. Doughty
Henry Gronau Jr
Loraine Gronau
Paul F. Eberhard
Juliana Eberhard
Northwest Quarter
Laura Burton
W. 12Th
2Nd and Main
Burton
Lillie M. Coy
F.D. Watts
S. Main
L.E. Simms
Mary Grob
W. Edwy
Sheriff’s Department
Doyle E. King
Virginia King
Maurice Regier
Charles E. Mayberry III
Prairie View Workshop
George Bach
The
Agression Lab
Los Angeles
Growth Associates
Alfred J. Wedel
Alfred J. “‘King
Wedel
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
First Mennonite Church
James Gingerich
Ed A. Gering
Anthony
Ernest Buller
Mary
Kathryn
Esther Wedel
Harder- Kaufman Funeral Home
Senior Citizens Center
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Board of Trade Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Cash Grain
FordMe Oklage
GenDyn
AllisCh
U Ve GenEl
PanAm
Alcoa
GenMills
Panep AmAir
Penney
Acyan
PhiliPet
AmMotis
Ampex
Grace Rca
AtiRich
RalsPur
Gulf Oil
Hallibrt
ReyMet
Hercules
Ryders
Boeing
Homestic
Safeway
CBS
LOF Kroger
Texaco
Ccorng
Timlin
Ve duPont
UnElec
Baskird
Va Mobil
Va Uniroyal
Echlin
Monsan
US Steel
Emere
Nabisco
Upjohn
Exxon
Wunion
FMC
Norngs
Westge
NorSim
Wolwth
Kg&e Bla Pizza Inn
Pizza Hut
Dillon DeKalb
Fairmount Foods
Evans Products
Philips Industries Sys Skyline
Winnebago Ve
Bob McNeill
Joe O’connor
Harvey County Experiment Farm
Kansan
Herman Loewen
Walter J. Ensz
John B. Griffin
E. B. Allen Memorial Hospital
Draper-Cannon Chapel
Richard C. Fowler
Rosedale
Okla
Orang
Alice McCain Griffin
Hall's Chapel Ame
Willard
Leo
Ollie Mae Walters
Ruby Gift
Georgia Patille
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