Living link to Civil War history Nellie Baker Featured
Nellie E Baker of Topeka is one of the few surviving widows of Civil War veterans remaining in the United States. Born in 1878 she married John A Johnson in Osborne County in 1897 when she was 18 and he 53. The article notes there are 487 surviving widows with Union or Confederate ties.
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Kansas
Sur- States
Union
The
United
Nellie Baker
John A. Johnson
Osborne County
Los Angeles
Jacqueline Ward
Superior Court
David Ward
Ward
Nellie
Ohio
Johnson
Columbus
Ohio Infantry
Sherman
Big Four Railroad
St. Louis
Mattoon
Ill
Kingman
Kan
Cuba
John Johnson
Roy
East Topeka
Albert
Mable Pankratz
Charles
Pittsburg
Kaw
Lyndon B. Johnson
Baker
John
Color Girl for Academy named at Naval Academy
Donna J. Donahue a 22 year old registered nurse from Worcester Mass was chosen color girl for the U S Naval Academy. She is selected from 36 color companies within the 4200 man brigade based on academics military discipline athletics and extra curriculars. Donahue dated Allen town Pa commander Jack L Conrad who led the winning company.
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Annapolis, Md
U.S. Naval Academy
Donna J. Donahue
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Newton
Mass
Jack L. Conrad
Allentown
Donahue
Worcester
Conrad
Boston
Neosho County auto truck license sales rise in 1971
In the first five months of 1971 Neosho County saw higher vehicle registrations. Auto tags reached 8 995 up 236 from 8 719 in 1970. Truck licenses were 4 218 up 174 from 4 044. Motorcycle licenses totaled 688 with no 1970 figure available.
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Erie
Neosho County
Genevieve Phillips
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