Warranty Deeds and Local Notices From Newton Area
Daily record shows multiple warranty and quit claim deeds in Newton and surrounding areas, including transfers for properties in blocks and quarters. It also notes a sequence of local fire, deer fatality, police incidents, and new births plus animal control adoptions and details on Peppered Cottage fire reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Busenitz
Arvin Busenitz
Northwest Quarter
Virginia L. Dunton
David R. Hawk
Morse
Newton
Fourth National Bank and Trust Co
Wichita
Johanna Schmidt
John Wade Brubacher
Neva Lou Dyck
Harold Dyck
Orie W. Lehrman
E. Arlen D. Anderson
Geraldine K. Anderson
Vernon P. Lies
Nora Gail
Stephen C. Holub
Robert L. Bradford
Dorothy M. Bradford
Terry R. Ward
Letitia A. Ward
Leo J. Walton
Curtis Fischer
Betty Fischer
Mid-Way Development Co. Inc
Randy A. Schmidt
Jannett G
Marjorie Ellen Riely
Jayhawk EAA Flyin Set At Newton Airport
About 200 pilots are expected for the Jayhawk Chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association flyin at Newton City County Airport. Activities begin Saturday with a 7 p.m. covered dish dinner and 8 a.m. registration. Flights start 1 p.m. with a 1:30 p.m. women’s program and an 8 p.m. awards dinner at the Ramada Inn. Sunday features hangar talks buddy rides and a flyaway with contests for home built planes and static displays of antique aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
The
Experimental Aircraft Assn
Wayne Lips
Wichita
Newton City
Ramada Inn
Summer school schedules revised at Newton elementary centers
Summer sessions run 8 am to noon Wednesday at Washington and 1 to 5 pm Wednesday at Sunset with a July 4 library closure at Sunset and McKinley. Regular schedules resume July 5 and run through July 29. The Read Around the World theme includes trips to China Armenia and England with stories later from Scandinavia Switzerland the British Isles and the United States. Contacts: Mrs. Ruby Fink 283-3280.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Washington
Ervelle Bronleeve
Sunset
McKinley
Media Center
Ruby Fink
Harvest progresses in Kansas wheat crop amid rains and damage
Kansas wheat harvest reached 35 percent complete with heavy lodging and hail damage in east central counties. Rains slowed progress but 80 percent of wheat ripened, well above last year and average. Sorghum 90 percent and soybeans 85 percent planted, remaining near seasonal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Markets hold steady as stocks show mixed midday drift
U S price moves were small and scattered with the Dow off .34 to 923.76 at noon and the NYSE composite easing 0.03 to 55.31. Volume on the Big Board rose to 10.01 million shares while gains and losses were evenly balanced amid last minute portfolio shuffles before midyear reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Storms Move Through Eastern Kansas This Morning
Thunderstorms rolled across eastern Kansas this morning as a cold front sparked rain. The National Weather Service said cooler weather would follow for the next day or so. The heaviest rain was reported in areas northeast of Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Associated Press
National Weather Service
Valley Falls
Topeka
Harris posts $100000 bond in murder case
Dale C. Harris, 39, Newton, charged with first degree murder of his wife, posted a $100,000 property bond after a Monday district court hearing. He will live with his parents and the bond is secured by the family farm. Trial date set for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight H. Sholl
Walnut
S. Ash
Dale C. Harris
Newton
Sam Sturm
Bond
Harris
Mrs
Kermit M. Harris
Jim Modrall
Sturm
Jack Jones II
Speed Limit Campaign Spurs Kansas State Effort
Gov. Bennett announced a 20000 dollar public relations drive to promote the 55 mph speed limit. The program includes radio TV newspapers ads posters signs and school civic group outreach by the Kansas Highway Patrol. Traffic fatalities on state and federal highways dropped from 335 in 1973 to 222 in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bennett
Hiawatha girl found strangled in alley
A 5-year-old Hiawatha girl Tonya Kay Deeringer was found strangled with a cord near her home shortly after her mother reported her missing. A juvenile was taken into custody about 40 minutes after the body was found. Authorities toured the scene and an autopsy confirmed homicide without sexual assault. Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents joined local and Brown County officers in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Tonya Kay Deeringer
Joyce Deeringer
Curtis Shaver
Larry Craig
Jim Bridgens
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Shawnee Mission
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Hiawatha Police
Brown County
Mosquito Spraying Continues Across City At Night
City public works director Howard Knox says spraying runs eight hours nightly to cover all areas. Operation depends on wind weather and equipment. Drivers should watch for the slow moving sprayer and keep children away. Dense fog behind the vehicle reduces visibility. Despite prior sprayings the mosquito population rises due to heavy rains and standing water near Westhaven Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Knox
Knox
Westhaven Addition
Community Family Reunions and Gatherings Across Kansas
The Golden Circle area article lists numerous family reunions and visits. It notes Bartel family hosts in Hillsboro with church attendance at First Mennonite, followed by meals. Other gatherings include Thiessen, Klaassen, Koehn, Schmidt, Ratzlaff, Schroeder and Pankratz families visiting in towns like Whitewater Goessel Newton and Goessel. Admitted and dismissed patients are also listed at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Brandt
Herb Bartel
Bartel
Hillsboro
First Mennonite Church
Susie Bartel
Randy Thimm
Sheryl
Randy
Beatrice
Ned
Wanda Swanson
Redding
Calif
Johnnie Bartel
Kathy
Bradley
Eldon
Helen Bargen
Elkhart
Ind
Dale Bargen
Lorraine
Ohio
Marlin Bartel
Ron Bartel
Eileene Weinbrenner
Harlan Bartel
Grace Quiring
Don Bartel
Joshua
Jeremiah
Wichita
Mary Thiessen
Harold Thiessen
Russell
Douglas
Whitewater
John H. Ratzlaff
Goessel Church
Elizabeth Schmidt
Lee Ratzlaff
Jake Reimer
Goessel
Harlow Schmidt
Eldon Schmidt
Milton Goerzen
Newton
Ray Frey
Milford Reimer
Reimer
J. J. Ratzlaff
Henry Wiebe
Irvin Beese
Ray
Janelle Schroeder
Leroy
Nancy Schmidt
Ford Schroeder
Victor Schroeder
J. L. Pankratz
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Daily Record
Westridge
Charles O. Roach
Maryann M. Roach
Donald E. Cummings
Kathlene H. Cummings
William F. Unruh
Pauline Unruh
David L. Schnose
Bethel College
North Newton
Bogue Cottage
Methodist Youthville
Sheriff’s Department
William C. Seidel
Bethel Deaconess Hospital
John A. Janzen
Buhler
Andrew Charles
Community Development Office
EAA
China
Armenia
England
Scandinavian Countries
Switzerland
British Isles
United States
Wall Street New York
Wichita Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Board of Trade Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Edward D. Jones and Co
New York
Bauanyse
NorSim
National
Fordm
Va PanAm
Panep
Mt GenEl
Penney
AllisCh
GnMills
AmAir
Grace RalsPur
ReyMet
Ampex
GulfOil
Ryders
AtlRich
Hallibrt
Hercules
Fds
IBM
Boeing
CBS
intPaper
Sears
Celanse
Kangel
Sperryr
Steild
Cess Air
Steind
kerrMc
Chrysler
Texaco
Kroger
Timlin
Comsat
Litton
TWA
McDond
Uniroyal
Mobil
US Steel
duPont
Monson
Upjohn
EsKod
Nabisco
Union
Echlin
NatGyp
Kg&e
Pizza Inn
Pizza Hut
Dillon
Hesston
Fairmount Foods
Ive Evans Products
Philips Industries
Skyline Winnebago
E. 9Th
Mike Thieszen
Willie Monares
Lupe Briseno
John Rodriguez
National Safety Council
Dodge City
Hill City
Coffeyville
Goodland
Salina
Golden Circle Area
Bethesda Hospital
Helena Ewert
Tena Dirks
May McCall
Canton
Hilda Voth
Marie Peters
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