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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1973
Page
19
Mrs Lee 62 found dead at 714 N Y to be buried at Rochester Cemetery Topeka with Warren Mortuary arranging. Born October 20 1920 in Lawrence. Visitation 7 to 9 tonight at Hampton Funeral Home Oskaloosa.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home for Louis E. Blair 86 of 904 Ky. Burial is Mt. Calvary Cemetery Atchison. Blair died Tuesday at home born April 8, 1887 in Effingham retired wire chief for Southwestern Bell and member of Telephone Pioneer Club. Survived by widow Susan a step daughter Helen Andrews Syracuse N Y a sister Bernice Glenn Atchison three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Warren L. Cox 56 of Oskaloosa died Tuesday at his home after a heart ailment. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at United Methodist Church Oskaloosa with burial in Pleasant View Cemetery. Cox served as city marshal and worked for Comet Moving and Storage in Topeka. Survived by Ruby his widow four daughters a son a stepdaughter two stepsons three sisters and several grandchildren.
Michael Soelter, 20, of 2031 Ky, is arraigned for driving while intoxicated and failure to yield after a two vehicle crash at 1 p.m. Tuesday at 1th and Indiana. Patricia Heiden, 19, had minor injuries and was treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital. Gleason Gregory, 19, of 1911 Stewart, reported northbound Indiana, Soelter van turned in front of him. Property damage estimated at $450 to Gregory’s car and $700 to Soelter’s van.
Anderson County Attorney Terry Solander said a Kansas Bureau of Investigation pathologist's report is finished but cannot comment. He noted the finding has not changed the investigation and no new evidence clarifies if the man found dead last Wednesday was murdered or connected to the March 28 Ottawa triple murder.
The Kansas University Security and Parking Division investigates the theft of a motorcycle from Ellsworth Hall parking lot on the KU campus. The bike valued at $1,100 was taken sometime between Thursday and Monday while the owner was in Wichita.
Edward Blevins 84 of 242 Perry died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Born April 23 1889 in Jefferson County he had lived in Lawrence since 1916. He worked for Lawrence Sanitary Milk Co. and belonged to the Eagles Lodge and Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Survivors include his wife Mae two stepdaughters Alberta Sargent Lorene Rose and sister Ellen Langley.
Legal notices from the Douglas County Probate Court announce the appointment of Lloyd A. Beeghley as administrator of Christena Beeghley estate with six month creditor demands, co administrators for Edgar Dolan estate, and hearings for Leo A. Souders and H. C. Brinkman estates. Also sealed bids by Lawrence for paper products and an air compressor and a name change petition for Hettie Louise Bond to Jamilla Bint Islam.
A public sale at 1 pm on Saturday April 28 1973 lists antiques furniture dishes and small items plus guns and hunting arms all under cash or approved check terms. The auction takes place 114 miles northwest of Leavenworth on Highway 73 near Government Hill by the old stone schoolhouse with Bruce Cartright owners and listing auctioneers Raymond Rimmerman Eldon Farris and clerks Bill Stephenson Bill Norman.
Public auction on Sunday May 6 at 1 30 p m at 822 Indiana Lawrence KS lists Coldspot refrigerator freezer oak dining suite bookcases chests beds wardrobes and many misc items. Owner Bertha E Thompson. sold by Hays Brothers Auction Service Harold Hays and Mel Hays contact 843 8863 or 843 4489.
On April 28, 1973 at 10:90 A.M. at 700 Connecticut Street Lawrence Kansas the Lawrence Transfer & Storage Co auction owner W G Sutitles sells various household and office goods from listed lots to highest cash bidder. Auctioneers Harold and Mel Hays and clerk Bil Lebert present with contact numbers 842 8263 and 43 4489.
A public auction is scheduled for Thursday April 26 at 1 p.m. at 726 Alabama in Lawrence, Kansas. Items include an International Harvester refrigerator, dining set, bedroom suite, furniture, lamps, radios, cookware, tools, lawn chairs, yard tools, and more.
Auction at 1208 New York St led by Ronald L. Todd features dinette sets with chairs, appliances like Electrolux vacuum and 40 gas water heater, furniture including bed sets, sewing machines, piano, dishes, wigs, clothing for all sizes, plus antiques. Sale starts 9 am Saturday and runs through Sunday with items listed and nothing sold prior to sale.
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