Funeral services set for Charlie W. Weers at Plymouth Church
Charlie W. Weers 43 of 618 Saratoga Pl died Saturday at LMH. Services Tuesday at Plymouth Congregational Church with Rev. John Febble officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. He belonged to Acacia Lodge No. 9 and the York Rite. Masonic graveside rites planned. Friends may call Rumsey Funeral Home until 9 a.m. Tuesday. He is survived by Edith Poteet, Mrs. Alva Newman of Joplin Mo, Mrs. Rita Shelton of Goodman Mo, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Charlie W. Weers
Saratoga P
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Febble
Oak Hill Cemetery
Weers
LMH
Acacia Lodge No
York Rite Lodge
Rumsey Funeral
Edith Poteet
Alva Newman
Joplin, Mo
Rita Shelton
Goodman, Mo
Burial Rites Held for Rev Robert B Alexander Wellsville
Funeral services for the Rev. Robert B. Alexander 69 of Wellsville were held at 1 30 p m in the Wellsville United Methodist Church with ministers T Neal Hiatt Merwin Kurtz and Harvey Houchin officiating Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery Topeka Alexander born February 15 1902 in Linn County served 45 years as a United Methodist minister After retirement he moved to Wellsville and pastored the Vinland church He is survived by his widow Mabel a son Paul of Denver a daughter Marilyn A Chanay a sister Ruth Price Washington DC and five grandchildren
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Wellsville
Robert B. Alexander
United Methodist Church
Vinland
Mabel
Paul
Denver
Colo
Marilyn A. Chanay
Ruth Price
Washington, D.C
Mrs Maggie May Zern Dies Surrounded By Family
Mrs Maggie May Zern 76 of 1432 Brook died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Pastor Harold Hamilton officiating Burial will follow in Clinton Cemetery She was born May 27 1895 in Washington Kansas and is survived by two daughters Mrs Charles A Gilbert Gladwin Michigan and Mrs C P Howell Rt 5 two brothers Erchell Allen Southwest City Missouri and Francis Allen living in California plus three sisters
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Maggie May Zern
Brook
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
Clinton Cemetery
Zern
Washington, Kan
Charles A. Gilbert
Gladwin
Mich
C. P. Howell
Rt. 5
Erchell Allen
Southwest City
Francis Allen
California
Funeral set for Alva Dodson in Oskaloosa
Funeral services for Alva Alton Dodson 66 of Rt 1 Oskaloosa are at 1 30 p m Wednesday at First Southern Baptist Church. Burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery Kansas City Kan. Visitation 7 to 9 p m Tuesday at Hampton Funeral Home. Dodson died of a heart attack Sunday at home. Memorials to Heart Fund or First Southern Baptist Church. Born November 15 1904 in Sebrec Kentucky. Lived Kansas City Kan 1951 1964 then moved to Oskaloosa. Survived by Claire of home two sons Robert Garden City Michigan James Beaverton Oregon foster son Paul Kaiser Kansas City Kan father Lafe Beach Grove Kentucky two brothers Harry Bonner Springs and George Detroit Michigan two sisters Marie Stoner North Kansas City Missouri Dorothy Roberts Kansas City Kan and 13 grandchildren.
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Oskaloosa
Alva Alton Dodson
Rt. 1
First Southern Baptist Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Kansas City
Kan
Hampton Funeral Home
Sebrec
Sonken-Galamba Steel Manufacturing Co
Claire
Robert
Garden City
Mich
James
Beaverton
Ore
Paul A Kaiser
Lafe
Beach Grove
Harry
Bonner Springs
George
Detroit
Marie Stoner
North Kansas City
Dorothy Roberts
Librarian Rachel Eson dies at 60 in Albuquerque
Mrs. Rachel Sankee Eson died Aug. 15 in Albuquerque. She was born April 19, 1895 in Minneapolis Kansas and served as librarian at Haskell Indian Junior College from 1944 to 1955 before moving to Albuquerque. She lived in Neodesha 1918 to 1944 with her husband J. R. Eson and is survived by daughter Joanne Eson and two sisters Patti Sankee and Mrs H. D. Cory.
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Rachel Sankee Eson
Albuquerque
Eson
Minneapolis
Kan
Haskell Indian Junior College
Neodesha
J. R. Eson
Joanne Eson
Patti Sankee
Winona
H. D. Cory
Leavenworth
Hart seeks Kansas lieutenant governor post in 1972
Former Kansas State Treasurer George Hart of Wichita, a Democrat, filed to run for lieutenant governor in 1972. Hart served as treasurer in 1959 and 1960 and lost the post to Walter H. Peery, who has held the office since. He paid the $80 filing fee to Secretary of State Elwin Shanahan, becoming the first candidate to file for any statewide office.
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Topeka
Kan
George Hart
Wichita
Kansas
Hart
Walter H. Peery
Peery
Elwin Shanahan
Gray to Lead DOJ in 90 Day Wage Price Freeze Enforcement
L. Patrick Gray III, Houston born assistant attorney general, named chief legal enforcer of the 90 day wage price freeze. He says voluntary cooperation will be relied on and notes the department would face limits if nationwide defiance occurred. Gray departs for a two week vacation while staff prepare Texas suit in Austin.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Houston
Justice Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Texas
Preston Smith
Austin
Environmental Protection Agency
William Ruckelshaus
Department of Justice
City hosts 30,000 at Watts Summer Festival parade
An estimated 30,000 spectators filled Watts streets on Sunday to witness the Watts Summer Festival finale parade.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Hospital Notes Full Births and New Arrivals Snag Across Counties
Local hospital notes record multiple births and newborns among listed families. Notable entries include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Long at 1103 Conn and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Green of Oskaloosa. Additional births noted include sons for several households in Baldwin Topeka and Leavenworth areas.
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Darrell Long
Conn
Delmar Green
Oskaloosa
Stephen Clark
Belle Haven
Harry Marshall
Rt. 1
Aides Enter Iola Slot Machine Replevin Action
Two assistant attorneys general traveled to Iola Kansas to represent the state in a district court replevin case involving the American Legion Club seeking return of seized slot machines. Judge Stadler had ruled the machines may be legal under Kansas bingo law and Miller appealed to the state Supreme Court.
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Topeka, Kan
Lola
Allen County
American Legion Club of
Iola
Vern Miller
Stadler
Kansas
Miller
Kansas Supreme Court
Festival of Life draws 10000 to Hart Island without drugs
In New York a 12 hour Festival of Life on Hart Island Long Island Sound drew about 10000 attendees. The event featured rock bands carnival rides art shows and 1930s films and was sponsored by Phoenix House Foundation the drug rehabilitation program.
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New York
Hart Island
Long Island Sound
Phoenix House Foundation
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Jady Ags
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Webster's New World Dictionary
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Texan
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Nixon
New Haven
Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Minnesota
Peta Clay
T Friend
Marvin Braymeyer
Haskell Grounds
Ruby Brewer
N. Seventh
Edna Denning
Kenneth Nichols
Tonganoxie
Alva Neihardt
Walnut
James Fields
Katherine Robinson
Pomona
John Gordon
Waverly
Ruth Bahnmeier
Lecompton
Bridgett Marlene
Steven Dr
Deborah Durbin
Cadet Ave
Jerry Frazier
Lester Schwartz
Baldwin
Dixie
Patricia Galinski
Dauita Drake
Sidney Hahn
Park Hill
Ter
Edna Alban
Ottawa
Elizabeth Bennett
Jasu Dr
Donald Leibengood
N.J
Lillian Dillon
Jeralyn Reusch
William Neis
Eudora
Dorothy Sales
Floyd White
Don Marconette
Arthur Stemmerman
Emmeron Hopfer
Clifton Ct
Della Deay
Dolores Richeson
Barker Ave
Raymond Cooper
N.H
Mildred St. John
Katherine Monroe
Mary Abel
Maple la
Nancy Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Karen Jones
Mike Williams
Christine Murphy
William Bryan
Robert Goodrick
Charles Forsythe
Elmer Hagemeyer
Paola
Suzanna Lister
Zetta Wigton
Jessica Liu
Baby Boy
Stouffer PL
Marguerite Wright
Katherine Kinkaid
W. Ninth
Clinton Bryant
Fidelis Davis
Murphy
Iola Action
Patrick Connolly
Jack Williams
Robert Stadler
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