The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 2

PACE TWO THE I OLA REGISTER, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, IOLA, KANSAS 66749 OUR ANCESTORS by Quincy LOCAL DEATHS AND FUNERALS Allen County Hospital VISITING HOURS: 2 p. m. to 4p.m. nd 7 p. m.

to p. m. No children under 14 permitted to vUit. Visitor limited to two at a time, pleane. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Myer will go to Topeka tomorrow to attend funeral services for Charles Seetin, president of Capitol Truck Lines. On Wednesday they will attend funeral services for Galand Seetin of Kansas City, vice president of Capitol Truck Lines, and brother of Charles Seetin, that will be held in Kansas City. The two brolhers and Ralph West-fall, traflie manager of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Topeka, were killed Friday when their private plane crashed at Lampe, Mo. Reforms Necessary, Claims Sukarno JAKARTA, Indonesia, CAP) President Sukarno says Indonesias economy has been weakened badly by corrupt government leaders who strayed from the path of socialism and guided democracy.

It is necessary that we mhke drastic reforms," Sukarno said in a broadcast speech Sunday to the Peoples Consultative Congress. '-I AW Defense Department Not Lax on Cuba WASHINGTON (Al) The Defense Department says It isnt relaxing its surveillance oh Cuba, despite increasing attention on Viet Nam. A spokesman said Sunday that the Cuban situation is ktill much the same as last fait ivUen Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara replied to a question that he had no information (hat there was another buildup Soviet missiles and other weapons in the island nation. McNamara also said he was certain such a buildup hadnt occurred.

Youre a pretty brave man behind that badge, Marshall seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Waugh Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Means officiating.

Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. W. Edward Trowbridge W. Edward Trowbridge, 85, of 323 West Campbell, died this morning at tne Allor Count Hospital. Funejal arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Porter-Kinser Mortuary.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickinson of Osage City spent Saturday night with his sistcr-in-iaw, Mrs. Cleo Dickinson. Sunday they all went to Wichita where Mr.

Dickinson bowled in the state tournament. They were dinner guests there of Mrs. Cleo Dickinsons daughter, Mrs. D. A.

Lewis, and Mr. Lewis. VANTAGE WATCHES $11.95 to $29.9517 21 Jewel Regular wind and automatic JONES JEWELRY 108 West Street Leon Schell returned home Saturday from Trintiy Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City, where he underwent major surgery three weeks ago. LOST White male cat, EN 5 5326. $5 Reward.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lair, Piqua, attended the National Federation of Grain Co-Ops Spring conference in Washington, D. April 6 through 9. In addition to the conference, Mr.

Lair attended the house hearing on the new proposed agriculture bill. The banquets in the evening were with their congressmen and senators. The first evening they dined with Congressman and Mrs. Joe Sku-bitz, and the other evening with Sen. and Mrs.

Frank Carlson. Mr. Lair is a director of Farmers Union Cooperative Marketing Association. DIAMOND RING SETS As Low as $29.95 Jones Jewelry, 108 West Street Card of Thanks I wish to thank Dr. Myers, the nurses and aids of the Allen County Hospital for the good care given me.

Also my friends, neighbors and relatives for the cards, flowers and visits I received while there. Minnie Be-cannon. Breezeway sale, clothes for all ages, lots of baby clothes, 505 N. Second, 9 a.m. April 13.

Gilbert Geery of Salina was here Saturday afternoon for a visit with his mother, Mrs. Bertha Geery. The White Grill opened under new management Saturday, April 10 at 5:00 a.m. and will close at 10 p. m.

every day thereafter. Dr. and Mrs. H. L.

Bumgard-ner have returned from W'ichi-ta where they attended the annual educational seminar of the Kansas 0p7dmTrlc Association." Card of Thanks Thanks for the many cards and gifts, and for your prayers and concern for me while I was in the hospital. Leon Schell. Ralph Larue Ralph La Rue, 85, of Elsmore, died last night at a nursing home in Iola where he had been a patient for about a month. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Ralston-Ilulton Fu-noraJ Home of Moran. Lyman D.

Baldwin Lyman David Baldwin. 74, of Gas City, died Saturday at the Allen County Hospital. Bora at Hastings, Mr. Baldwin came to Allen County in 1895. He was retired and a former employee of the Lehigh Cement Co.

He was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Oma Baldwin of the home; three sons, Nelson Baldwin of Bellflower, Howard and William James Baldwin, both of Iola; five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m.

tomorrow at the Porter-Kinser Chapel with the Rev. Paul Pentz officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Mrs. Alfred Fawks Mrs.

Cora E. Fawks, 85, of 106 North Fourth, died yesterday at the Fretz Rest Home in Iola. Born in Bates County, Missouri, Mrs. Fawks lived most of her life in Iola. Her husband, Alfred, died in 1948.

She was a member of the Baptist i Church and the Salem Chapter I of the Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include two daugh- ters, Mrs. Roy Iloleman of Iola and Mrs. W. R.

Craig of Osa- watomie; six grandchildren and YOU EVEN BETTER! BUD'S 66 SERVICE NO. 2 401 So. Washington EN 5-6133 Pickup Deliver 66 Service, courteous service. Dr. Wayne E.

Frantz has returned from Wichita where he attended the Kansas Opto-metric Convention and Seminar. Pecan, fruit and shade trees, rhubarb, strawberry, eanna, peonie and grape roots, evergreens. Sanders Greenhouse Nursery 302 W. Bruner EN 5-6111 Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Baxley, Mrs. Myrtle Grove, Mrs. C. M. Jewett, Iola, and Robert Baxley.

Hutchinson, returned Sunday evening from a ihree-day convention of Woodmen of the World at Columbia, Mo. Lloyd Baxley was elected sovereign camp delegate of Kansas and Missouri to attend the sovereign camp convention in New York City in July. You are invited to Evangelistic Services at the Lallarpe Christian Church each evening, April 11-18, at 7:30 m. Prof. Ben E.

Schiller will be the Evangelist; also hear the Kelso twins from Indianapolis, Indiana, sing their numbers each evening. Mr. and Mrs. Schiller will be showing their colored slides of the Holy Land each evening from 7:00 to 7:30. ALL ARE WELCOME.

Mrs. Bayard S. Twadcll had as guests over the weekend her son-in-law and daughter and their family. Dr. and Mrs.

Robert E. Strack, Timmy, Tammy and Cathy of Medicine Lodge. They also visited Dr. Stracks parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Strack. On Sunday another daughter, Mrs. John Leis and Mr. Leis of Yates Center, spent the day here with Mrs. Twa-dell.

Now Open, THE YARN FARM, offering a complete line of knitting supplies and yarn. Highway 169. First house north of Truck Stop. Open daily 10 a. m.

to 5:30 p. Thursdays 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.

(Closed Sundays). Lois Patterson, prop. EN 5-3786. Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Whitaker of Independence and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hayes, Lou Ann and Tommy of Hutchinson were here Sunday visiting Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Mathews, and Mrs. W.

T. Mathews, mother of Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Hayes. TAXPAYERS, may be entitled lo file now pay later, in case of hardship.

See us today. MASSOTH ACCOUNTING EN 5-3692 Authorized Dealer for HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS Sales Service" A. J. HABIGER SALES 223 South Street SAVII1G PRICES Admitted April 10 Paul David Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Carson, Mildred; John C. Schicfelbine, Gas City; Lyman Baldwin, Iola; Harold D. Mangus, Iola; Mrs. William Collins, Humboldt; Judith Ann Collins, Humboldt; Timothy Collins, Humboldt; Mrs. Leo Collins, Piqua; Harliss C.

Cash, Lallarpe; Lonnie E. Cash, Lallarpe; Mrs. Roy Good, Iola. Dismissed April 10 Daisy Meaari, Yates Center; Helen -J. McGotyan, Iola; Mrs.

Gary Nordt and infant son, Iola; Mrs. frank Johnsbn, Yates Center; Mrs. Harry M. Stephenson, Iola; Mrs. Francis Osborn, Garnett.

4 Admhte April 11 Mrs. John'L. Jeanmonod, Iola; Arthur L. Conner, Iola; Mrs. Newton Smith, Yates Center; Mrs.

Henry Drake, Yates Center; Fred D. Chambers, Iola. Dismissed April 11 Oscar S. Broughton, Iola; Mrs. Larry Robertson and infant daughter, Gas City; Jess H.

Carder, Humboldt; Mrs. Paul Do-Graffenreid and infant son, Virgil; Mrs. George Gillaspie and infant son, Kincaid; Mrs. N. T.

Smith Iola; Timmy Collins, Humboldt; Mrs. Roy Good. Iola. Births April II Mr. and Mrs.

Williams, Kincaid, a boy weighing 7 pounds and 3ta ounces; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd E. While, Iola, a girl weighing 7 pounds and 7 ounces. U- Bill Morrow is 'improving satisfactorily in Allen County Hospital from severe gasoline burns received in a truck accident April 2, north of Burlihgton.

Morrow was driving a truck owned by Thompson Poultry, and loaded with dressed poultry. The truck was totally demolished and all the cargo lost. Poverty War Faltering, Says N.Y. Congressman WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Adam Clayton Powell says the administrations war on poverty has sputtered dismally during its first six months.

The New York Democrat issued his statement Sunday. His Labor and Education Committee opens hearings today on administration requests to enlarge the program next year. Powell said the program thus far has been marked by wildly unrealistic salaries for its leaders, by excessive planning and little action and giant fiestas of political patronage. Nonetheless, Powell supports the program. President Johnson has asked a authorization for the coming fiscal year, and Powell has talked of doubling that.

STATE TRAFFIC TOLL TOPEKA (AP) Kafasas traffic death log; 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday 3. For April 21. For 1905 150. Comparable 1964 period 155.

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