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THE IOLA KANSAS REGISTER, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1973 PAGE 2 LOCALS Kansas attorneys urged Mrs. John E. Keane of Los Angeles has returned home after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Lowell James, Mr. James and Doug.

Mrs. Lowell James received word of the death of her mother, Mrs. H. C. Andrews, Beatrice, Wednesday night.

Funeral services were 'held this afternoon at the Methodist Church in Beatrice. Mrs. W. C. Smiley of Vista, returned home Thursday after a week's visit with her mother, tter by, her "sister and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Robb, and her brother, Merle Sutterby, Mrs. Sutterby and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Smiley have retired after spending several years in Saudi Arabia with an oil company, to make their home in Vista. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Robb and Roger attended the wedding of Mrs. Robb's nephew, Fred Da hi berg, and Miss April Parsons in Kansas City Saturday.

Correction: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols of rural Brohson will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with open house at their home May 20 from 2 until 4:30, not Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nichols as Wednesday's paper stated.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryherd and Rick will go to Wichita tomorrow to attend the wedding of Mr. Ryherd's niece, Sandra Faye Mattlock and Bill Beverage at 2:30 p. m.

In the evening they will attend the Ryherd's nephew, Melvin Medlock to Julie Corbett. SOCIAL CALENDAR FRIDAY Senior Citizens Card Club meets 6 assembly room of the courthouse. Covered dish, Bring table service and card tables. Marantha Class of the First Baptist Church meets 7:30 p. m.

at the church. Miss Edith Wallace of Waterloo, Iowa, will show pictures of her travels. Salem Chapter No. 4, OES, special meeting honoring Grand Sentinel at Masonic Temple, 8 p. m.

Banquet at Menegay's North by reservation, SATURDAY Iola Red Hots Square Dance Club meets at 8 p. m. at the North Community Building. Richard Sandage caller. SUNDAY to support new policies TOPEKA, Kan.

(AP) Chief Justice Harold R. Fatzer of the Kansas Supreme Court called today on the lawyers of the state to support new policies for disciplining the legal profession. "We are feeling our way with these new policies relating to discipline and earnestly ask each of you to support the court in this endeavor," Fatzer said. His remarks were in a "State of the Judiciary" address prepared for the 91st annual meet- Bar Association." The court recently adopted new rules for the program of discipline, including an annual registration fee for lawyers to finance the program. The new rules also provide for appointment of a disciplinary administrator.

Fatzer said the $20 registration fee fixed by the court for the first year is based on best estimates of the amount needed to implement the program. He said the annual fee may have to be revised from time to time, as experience dictates. Fatzer said the revised rules do not infringe upon the investigative power and responsibility of those local car associations which are willing and able to assume them. Fatzer called for full cooperation from the judges and the lawyers of the state in a study of the court system designed to aid in implementing the new judicial article approved by the state's voters last November. £burcl) Onus Mrs.

Dreher has program for Hannah Circle "If God Is God" with emphasis on faith and trust was the given by Mrs. Lyle Dreher to Hannah Circle of Wesley United Methodist Church last evening in the home of Mrs. Tom Maxwell, 6 West Garfield. A letter from Mrs. Harold Yokum, president, was read.

Plans for the Three Score and Ten dinner, May 24, and to serve Meals on Wheels in June were made. Mrs. H. W. Michaelis was voted to honorary membership.

The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Harry-Wagner Edwards, served refreshments to eight members. The circle will meet with Mrs. Tom Waugh for the next meeting, Sept. 20.

Slides and commentary program for Winmore A program of slides and commentary of Equador were presented by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Veteto, Colony, when the Winmore Class of the First Christian Churchy met Wednesday evening for a covered dish dinner. The slides were taken during a trip to Equador with a group from Men for Missions. Present were 15 members and four, and -Mrs.

Veteto and the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hood. LaHarpe Oldtime Fiddlers, Pickers and Singers meet 1:30 VFWHall. Carpenter School reunion, cpu.rtijfluse assembly basket at noon.

Drinks furnished. Violent night in Ulster leaves 7 dead BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Seven persons were killed during the night in the worst upsurge of violence in Northern Ireland in nine months. The dead included four British soldiers, two civilian men and a 14-year-old girl. A booby-trapped car blew the soldiers to pieces after they left a dance at a hotel near their barracks at Omagh. The blast left a crater two feet deep in the and sent fragments of the bodies into an adjoining field.

Two other soldiers were injured seriously. Two other men died in separate shootings. One was killed as he played darts in a pub. The, girl died of bullet wounds when guerrillas opened fire on a British armored car in Belfast. Another 14-year-old girl was injured seriously.

It was the highest toll in one night since Aug. 2, when a bomb killed eight persons in Newry. The killings raised the confirmed toll in nearly four years of communal violence in Northern Ireland to 797 dead, including 220 troops. Psalms program for Martha Circle "The Psalms for the Common Reader" by Mary Ellen Chase was the program given by who also led devotions from Psalms -when Martha Circle of Wesley United Methodist Church-met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Stanley Dreher: The group decided to send letters to representatives hoping to defeat Mrs.

O'Hare's efforts to stop Bible reading in space. Plans were made for the Three Score and Ten dinner May 24, and to serve Meals on Wheels in July. Seventeen members were present. The circle will meet with Mrs. Roy Johnson in September.

Ksthcr Circle has lesson on nerves "Don't Let Anything Get on Your Nerves" was the lesson Mrs. Calvin Lay presented to Esther Circle of the Wesley United Methodist Church in the home of Mrs. Eugene Smith yesterday afternoon. The material for the lesson was prepared by Mrs. John Foust.

Devotions taken from Romans 12 were led by Mrs. Lay. Mrs. Raymond Smith, vice chairman, conducted the business meeting. The president's letter was read.

Plans were made for the Three Score and-Ten dinner and Meals on Wheels was discussed. Eleven members were present. "God's Psychiatry" lesson for Dorcas Circle "God's Psychiatry" by Charles L. Allen was the lesson given by Mrs. Hazel Maxson when Dorcas Circle of Wesley United Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.

Glen Edwards. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Roy Stevenson, Mrs. Genevieve Anderson, Mrs. Lauren Caillouet and Maxson.

Plans were made to entertain residentsof Countryside Estates May 22 and to help with the Three Score and fin dinner May 24. Refreshments were served to 13 members. First film showing at First Baptist The first showing of the film, ''Deciding will be shown at the First Baptist Church at 8 p. m. Sunday, May 20.

The film which was two and -one-half was filmed on the conference grounds of American Baptist Churches of the Pacific Southwest and is the story of four young people going to camp and the spiritual experience they hoped to find again. The Rev, Paul Edwards who was responsible for the photography will present the film and make comments. The Rev. J. Robbins is pastor.

Allen County Hospital State Traffic Toll Thursday, May 17 43 patients, 2 babies Admitted Mrs. Harry Gregersen, LeRoy; Mrs. Ruth Robb, LaHarpe; Mrs. Lucy Caldwell and Mrs. Claude McCullough, both of Iola.

Dismissed John Martin and Jack Brewer, Yates Center; Mrs. Ralph Beckmon, Colony, Mrs. Harry Holloway, Ada Mentzer and Herbert Henderson, all of Iola; Ronald Runer, San Diego, Calif. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Jackie Turner, Iola, a girl weighing 7 pounds and 14 ounces. Rare Accident A few years ago a French army truck driver entered the ranks of motoring immortals. He struck a tree in the Sahara DeserW-the only one in a'. area. TOPEKA, Kan.

(AP) Kansas traffic death log: 24 hours to 9 a. m. (x) For For For Comparable 1972 208 fatality which was not previously reported. Hire a principal Drug problem WESTPHALIA Jim Irey, 29, has accepted the position of principal at the Westphalia Grade School. Irey, a.Melvern High School graduate, received his bachelor's and master's degrees at Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia.

His master's was in elementary school administration. From 1966 to 1970 he taught eighth grade and coached at. LeRoy and he is currently teaching seventh and eighth grade at Melvern. PITTSBURG Three boys under the influence of drugs were removed from classes at Pittsburg High School. Two were sent home and one was taken to the police department, Principal Harold Hardy said.

"We are alert and not unaware that there are problems and I don't want to scare anybody, but I think parents should know this," Hardy said. Names of the boys were not released because they are juveniles. Sewer contract let County broke At home E. J. Siefker now has a home where the buffalo roam.

The Moran farmer bought three cow, bull and a recent dispersal sale in Wichita. Although the OH AAorOD rOnQe buffalo graze freely.on his pasture land, there was no evidence of deer or antelope playing. Siefker lives just south of Moran on U. S. 59.

(Register Photo) Three suspected killers, rapists, captured WELCH, W.Va. (AP) Three men sought in the killings of six members of a Georgia family were captured today near this southern West.Vir­ ginia town, state police said. No details on the capture were immediately available. Rio Blanco blast lacks excitement RIO BLANCO, Colo. (AP) A nuclear device four times greater than the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima exploded a mile beneath the Colorado Rockies in an effort to free natural gas trapped in underground But the powerful explosion' produced only a slight jar on the ground.

The blast, called Project Rio Blanco, involved detonation of three 30-kiloton nuclear mechanisms with a force equal to 90y- 000 tons of TNT; The detonation took place Thursday about 22 miles from hene in northwest Colorado. Rio- Blanco is designed to help ease the energy crisis by providing inexpensive quality -gas to the nation. If test results prove favorable, planners hope for hundreds and perhaps thousands of other nuclear detonations to develop the vast gas resources in the Rocky Mountain Many of the 500 spectators at the observation point 12 miles from ground zero seemed disappointed blast was not more exciting. Observers said they heard a muffled thud and felt a slight jar on the ground about eight seconds after detonation. Scattered clouds of dust rose up for several miles around the site.

A fourth man sought in the case was captured.Thursday at a police roadblock near here. George Wangee, a 35-year-old was arrested Thursday at a police roadblock set up after four men robbed a grocery store across the border in Virginia. Dungee was held in the McDowell County jail in Welch after making a statement to local authorities. He was arrested Thursday American meets Ghou En-lai TOKYO (AP) Chinese Premier Chou En-lai met in Peking Thursday with Dr. Yang Chenning, American co-winner of the 1957 Nobel Prize for.

physics. The Chinese news agency Hsinhua reported the Chinese- born Yang arrived in the capital from Shanghai on Wednesday and was met by other Chinese officials at the session Thursday. Yang is to leave for the United States today, the agency said. Yang's co-winner of the physics prize was another Chinese- born American, Dr. Lee Tsung- dao.

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Police said Dungee's three companions fled into a remote mountainous area after Dungee was captured. FBI agents had joined West Virginia and Virginia police in the search. Kansas banker killed in crash of small plane FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) Kenneth D. Boomhower, 36, president of the Farmers State Bank in Hays, was killed when his single-engine plane crashed shortly after takeoff from an airport near Fort Collins.

Witnesses told the Larimer County sheriff's office the plane lost power shortly after taking off Thursday and the pilot tried to turn around but went into a spin and crashed, inarrowly missing a housing subdivision. Darrell Skurich, a friend of Boomhower, said the banker had flown to Fort Collins on a business trip Wednesday. GIRARD The city commission awarded a $177,494 contract to the Freeto Construction Company of Pittsburg for the construction of a sewer on the east side of the city. Freeto's bid was about $10,000 lower than the' next low bid. Four other firms bid on the job.

The city's east side has never had a sewer system. A special assessment of property owners will finance the project through the issuance of promissory notes. INDEPENDENCE Persons who worked in the April 3 election in Montgomery County still haven't been paid. "We don't have enough money to pay them," Harold Cook, county clerk, said. He said payment can be made by transfer of funds, by waiting until the next distribution of tax funds on July 15, or by sending statements to cities and school districts asking that they, pay their proportionate shares for the election.

May cut staff PITTSBURG Projected enrollment at Kansas State College of Pittsburg indicated a reduction in employment. Dr. George F. Budd, president, said as many as 17 faculty positions and five classified state civil service jobs, may be eliminated by July of next year. Eleven faculty members are affected at this pending final fall enrollment figures.

They will be given a year's notice. Current enrollment at the' college is 4,910, and it has a faculty of 306. A drop of as much as 350 fulltime equivalent students is expected in the enrollment for the fall semester. Helsinki, Finland's capital, was founded in 1550. CUT FLOWERS "'1 PLANTS PLANTERS Iola Greenhouse 704 E.

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