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THE IOLA KANSAS REGISTER" FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1973 PAGE 2 Arthur Byerly Arthur Byerly, 74, Modesto, died Sunday at the Memorial Hospital Ceres in Modesto, possibly as a result of injuries suffered in a traffic accident on November 21. Mr. Byerly was born near Carlyle and had been a resident of Modesto for the past 40 years. He was a veteran of World War I and II and was awarded the Silver Star. He was a member of American Legion Post 74, VFW Post 3199, Veterans of World War I Barracks 254, the Alano Club and the Iola Lodge 38, AF AM, in Iola Survivors include his wife, Mary; two sons, Arthur W.

and Robert both of Modesto, and two daughters, Cecile McCord, Virginia, Helen J. Westfall, Pacifica, Calif. a sister, Mayme Newport, South Dakota; nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were under the direction of Franklin Downs Funeral Home in Modesto. Luther Ferguson Luther Ferguson, 70, Warrensburg, died Thursday morning at the County Hospital in Warrensburg.

Mr. Ferguson was employed by the Lehigh Portland Cement Plant in Iola until his retirement. Survivors include his wife, Nellie; one brother, Charles, Warrensburg; and several nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Sweaney-Phillips Warrensburg.

Area Church News BRITAIN'S PRINCE CHARLES looks intense as he Is about to fire a 120-mm bazooka during an inspection of British troops in West Berlin. He is in the uniform of an infantry colonel. Legislators hear governor, then take long weekend off FISK SERVICES Funeral services for Eugene F. Fisk, 75, Route 1, whose death was reported in yesterday's Register, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Friskel-Kinser Chapel.

The Rev. I.J. Rohr, Piqua, will officiate and burial will be in the St. Martin's Cemetery, Piqua. Mr.

Fisk had been seriously" ill the past three months. He died at his home Wednesday. He was born October 3, 1897, at LaHarpe and had been a lifetime resident of this area. On July 5, 1944, he was married to Adeline E. Wille of piqua.

He farmed for many years and also worked as a' bricklayer and plasterer. Survivors include his widow the home; four brothers, TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) The first week of the 1973 edition of the Kansas Legislature ended Thursday noon following Robert Docking's budget message which he termed "austere but adequate" even though it represents a 26 per cent increase over the recommended budget he submitted a year ago. The legislature adjourned for a long weekend following Docking's last such long rest for the session according folegislative leaders. The legislature was in session for three days this week, and saw the introduction of 119 bills.

In his message-Thursday, Docking presented a "no tax increase" budget 'to the ture, but said it provides new programs for Kansas citizens. Docking's budget for the 12- July 1 is a proposed record $1.25 sizeable increase over his last year's estimate of $990.62 million. Docking said, "Our economy is bright, perhaps it has never been brighter. "Our personal income in Kansas is at an all-time high. Employment has never been greater." Docking contended that his budget still considers the troduced this week were proposals to: the dates of Vete Lola Holland returned Thursday from Orlando, Fla.

where she called on her Grace Bliss, who had open- heart surgery on Jan.5. Mrs. Bliss, a former Iolan, is recovering satisfactorily at this time at the Orange Memorial Hospital, room 8520, in Orlando. Agri-Business Seminar Monday deals with soil "New Developments in Fertilizer Technology" will be the topic of Monday evening's Agri- Business seminar at the Humboldt National Bank meeting room. The seminar will get underway at 7:30.

Extension soils specialists from Kansas State University, David Whitney and Verlin Peterson, will be at the meeting to discuss urea, water soluble fertilizers, slow release nitrogen materials and other forms of fertilizer. "Farmers, and grain opera- for state takeover 6f the entire welfare program. a "no fault" insurance program. the size of the legislature. The legislature reconvenes Monday with a full work load facing it.

Maxwell, county extension agent, said. The December 11 seminar, "Money Making Ideas for your Farm," has been rescheduled for January 29. The December 11 meeting was postponed due to icy roads. The Community Service Center, sponsored by the Iola Seventh Day Adventist Church is now open at 705 South State Street. There is parking in the back.

Clothing donations appreciated. Mrs. Oren Ward and Derek of Overland Park are spending several days with her parents, Mri and Mrs. W.A. Cooksey.

Mr. Ward will arrive for the weekend. Subscriptions to The Register were received or renewed this week for the following former residents of this area: Lena Uitts, 1804 Van Buren, Topeka; George Chatter ton, Rt. 3 Box 183, Green Forest, Ben Ellis, Box 3325, Apollo Beach, Wallace McGie, Box 102, Topeka; Arthur Johnson, Rt. 1, Box 67, Medicine Lodge, Gertrude McCracken, 505 W.

Wea, Paola; Mrs. Mary Stearman, Kansas Masonic Home, 401 S. Seneca, Wichita; Patrick Heffern, 1430 E. 23rd Topeka; Hale McGinty, Box 278, Neosho, Charles Crocker, 5,042 Meadowview, Wichita; John Maier, Lone Star Trailer Court, H4, Pittsburg, Kan. Ray Hardy died suddenly Wednesday.

He was a former resident of Iola for several years. The funeral will be Friday at 11 A.M. in the Stanley Funeral Home in Tulsa. Baptist Missionary Society meets at Pastor's home The Women's Missionary Society of Grace Baptist Church met Monday night in the home of Rev. Kenneth Loucks.

Mrs. Arley Womack opened the meeting and Mrs. Betty Lucas had the call to prayer. The lesson "Understanding The Problem" was given by Mrs. Verna.

Mae Crawford. Mrs. Virginia Wiles told about the missionn in Hawaii. Mrs. Dian Loucks was the hostess and served refresh- Allen County Hospital Thursday, January 11 55 patients 2 babies Admitted: Blanche Blagg, Anna Stoll, Yates Center; Lloyd Broughton, Bronson; Mrs.

Gene Kessler, Colony; George Berry, Westphalia; Ruth Faust, Mrs. Charles Wiles, all of Iola. Dismissed Wallace Brown, Yates Center; Leland Hicks, LaHarpe; Dennis Lushbaugh Iola; Rene Mott, Gas; Stephens, 'Garnett; Mrs. William Widman, Eureka. Guide Lines The United States Capitol's professional guide system stems from the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition of 1876.

Near chaos occurred when hordes of sightseers moved on to Washington, prompting Congress to appoint guides to organize the crowds while describing the Capitol's wonders. ments to ten members and two children. Mr. Loucks closed the meeting with prayer. Trinity United Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild meets Mrs.

Harry Hoggatt entertained members of the Trinity United Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild Monday evening in her home. Mrs. Wayne Walters, president, opened the meeting with prayer. The Guild purpose was read in unison. The program "A Call to Prayer and Self Denial" was lead by Mrs.

Dee Paxton. She pointed out that we each have the opportunity to support community centers, hospitals, children homes, missionaries and ministers through our gifts and prayers. Letters were read thanking the women for their support both in the United' States and Overseas. The Rev. Clyde Noyce extended an invitation to attend a study on India at the Calvary United Methodist Church Refreshments were served to nine members by Mrs.

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Luncheonette Specials For Saturday Meat Balls in Tomato Sauce Chicken Fried Steak taxpayer's ability to pay for the services proposed in the record budget. to Docking's message were but largely favorable, although some legislators were disappointed, that Docking didn't follow his recommendation with legislation in bill form. Sen. Joseph C. Harder, R- Moundfidge, chairman of the Senate Education Committee, said he thought the message was vague and general.

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