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THE IOLA KANSAS REGISTER, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, .1973 PAGE 2 Locals The LaHarpe Old Time Fiddlers, Pickers and Singers had their regular meeting Sunday in LaHarpe. There were 30 players and singers in attendance, coming from as far away as Osawatomie, Pittsburg, Topeka, Eureka, Ft. Scott, Thayer and Nevada, Mo. Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

R.E. Moore Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of Ottawa. Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Lester, 1315 South Central, Chanute, a Jerry Gene, born Feb. 9, at Allen County hospital and weighing seven pounds, 15 ounces. He joins two sisters, Gina Marie and Melissa Gay. The grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Sigler of Iola and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Mrs.

Eula Hutton, LaHarpe, is the great grandmother. Erie Williams, Iola, and Roena Talley, Moran attended the state board meeting of the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club at Topeka during the weekend. Mrs. Williams is second district director of the federation. Mrs.

Talley is nominee for the position next year. Mrs. David McGuffin is in 1 New York City to visit her husband. Mr. McGuffin is attending Brokerage School and will be in New York City until Mar.

15. Deaths and Funerals Walter Robinson Walter Robinson, 84, Route 2, Colony, died yesterday at the' Allen County Hospital. Mr. Robinson was born October 2,1888, at Lansing. He had lived in the Colony community more than 50 years.

He was a retired farmer. Mr. Robinson's wife, Mary Kay, died in 1970. include a daughter, Mary Lavinia Robinson, of the home; a brother, Henry Robinson, Tacom'a, Washington, and a sister, Mrs. I.V.

Bennett, Waverly. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Farris Funeral Home in Colony. The Rev. Ron Sparks will officiate and burial will be in the Colony Cemetery.

Martin L. Lack Martin L. Lack, 51, Iola, died February 13, at the Veterans Hospital at Leavenworth. Burial was Friday at Groom, Texas. Survivors include six- brothers, five sisters and Mr.

Lack's step-mother, Mrs. Mathilda Lack of LaHarpe. U.S. Vietnam troops now lowest in years SAIGON (AP) U.S. Command announced today the withdrawal of 1,564 more American troops from Vietnam, reducing the total U.

S. force to 14,180 men, the lowest in a decade. A total of 9,320 American servicemen from Vietnam have now been reassigned to other bases in Southeast Asia or else- Emerson oyer in 1 week end to attend a birthday to the United States since the celebration for their sister, cease-fire Jan. 28. Susan Lynn.

The rest are to be out of the country by March 28. It's time again to phone 3652111 and list the meeting and special events planned by your organization for March. They will appear in the Iola State Bank's Master Calendar. Mr. and Mrs.

Neil McCracken, Tim and Jill of Nevado; Mo. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Duncan, Floyd and Terri.and Mrs. Edith Eubanks.

Mr. McCracken was manager of the Foodtown store here several years ago. Emerson Michael and Angelo Lynn, students at Kansas University visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen -County Hospital Friday, Feb.

16 55 patients, 2 babies Dismissed: T.F*.«»* Mrs: Larry DePoe, Kincaid; EttarJMlcEkain, Morartj-Gaify Maddox, Mabel Hefler, Mrs. Russell Pollard, Annetta Maliette, Mark Larson, and Rusty Jones all of Iola. Dismissed: Mrs. Ray Ostrander, Humboldt; Albert Knoeppel, Colony; John Bartlett, Bronson; Mrs. Ray Nalley, Chanute; Mrs.

Alice Upshaw, Carlyle Dorothy Penninger and Mrs. Lewis Hunt of Iola. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cranor, Iola, a girl, weighing 6 pounds, 7 ounces.

Saturday, Feb. 17 48 1 baby Admitted: Mrs. Richard Marlow, Bronson--Mrs. Don Smith, Moran. Dismissed: John Harrington, Colony; Mrs.

Cloyce Reynard, Toronto; Howard Renfrow and Ellen and Mrs. Larry Morrison, Yates Center; Daniel Hufferd, Mrs. Jimmie Jones, Mrs. Dennis Williams, -Bert Pendola, Mrs. Douglas Cranor and infant daughter all of Iola.

Sunday, Feb: 18 53 patients, 2 babies Admitted: Mary Barnes, Yates Center, Mrs. Earl Houk, Moran; Mrsr Frances' Cavin, Topeka; Mrs. Alva Watts, Gridley; Louella Hillbraht, Paul Beech and Carrie Sanders all of Iola. 'Dismissed: Alfred Weiland, Iola. Births: Mr.

and Mrs. James L. Barr, Yates Center, a girl weighing 8 pounds, ounces; Mr. and Mrs. Rickey Moore, Gardner, a boy weighing 9 pounds, ounces.

SOCIAL CALENDAR MONDAY After Five EHU, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lynn Dutton. Xi Alpha Chi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi meets with Kathryn, Scott, 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall assembly room.

Salem Chapter No. 4, OJ3.S. meets at Masonic Temple for stated meeting 8 p.m. Initiation practice. ACjCJCvs Kansas City, here, Magic Circle Hairdressers, will meet at Sue's Cafe in Yates Center at 7 p.m.

Xi Alpha Chi of Beta Sigma Phi meets with Kathryn Scott. Boy Scout Troop 56,7:00 p.m., Calvary United Methodist Church. Allen County Council on Aging, 6 p.m. Social Club TUESDAY Blue and Gold Banquet at Wesley United Methodist your own" table service. Iola Homemaker's E.H.U.

meets 2 :00 p.m. with Mrs. J.H. Eyestone Jr. High Study Club meets with Mrs.

Elmer Frazell, 224 S. Chestnut, 9:30 a.m. Program, "Tri County Special Education Program." PEO meets with Mrs. Tom Nyquist at 3 p.m. Iola Lodge no.

38, AF AM stated communication, 7:30 p.m. Allen County Farm Bureau board meets, 8 p.m., Bureau office. Iola High vs. there. Iola B.P.W- 45th anniversary meeting, Allen County Courthouse, 6:30 p.m.

Covered dish. Prayer and Share for women of all churches, First Baptist Church 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY TOPS, meets 7 p.m., Presbyterian Church Iola Community Theatre presents "Fiddler on the Roof," 8:15 p.m. Bowlus Fine Arts Center.

East Central Genealogical Society meets 8 p.m., ACCJC Student Union. JOE AUDLEY FEDERAL ALL STATES 365-6612 Luncheonette 'Specials For Tuesday Roast Beef Chicken Dressing 1 I IOLA PLAZA 702 NORTH STATE IOLA, KANSAS flHMi PMCES EFFECTIVE MON. THRU FRI. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST BODY ALL DEODORANT 8 OZ. REG.

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