Townsend R W Deaths Funeral Services Pending
Ross W Townsend 56 of 1824 Ohio died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services are pending at Bowser Lee Mortuary He is survived by widow Mary of the home and his father Alfred of Ottawa A sister in law Mrs Helyn Hawkins of 412 Ala and two nieces He was born December 12 1912 in Ottawa and a World War II veteran who later worked for Sunflower Ordnance Works He had eight years with the U S Army Reserve Training Center A member of St Luke AME Church He arrived in Vietnam last October for a second tour of duty as a rifleman Also survived by three brothers Cecil and Philip of Topeka Joe a Marine and sister Lorene Hale of Topeka
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Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Ross W. Townsend
Ohio
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mary
Alfred
Ottawa
Helyn Hawkins
Mr. Townsend
Ottawa High and
Sunflower Ordnance Works
U.S Army Reserve Trining Center
St. Luke’s Am.e., Church
Vietnam
Cecil
Philip
Topeka
Joe
Lorene Hale
Death of Charles Dyer in Kansas City Missouri
Lawrence mourns Charles Dyer brother of late Mrs Lillian Booker Funeral arrangements pending Survivors include sister Mrs Martyn Henderson of Kansas City Mo nephew Lawrence Turner of Lawrence and two nieces Anna Mary Campbell and Catherine Burton both of Lawrence
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Charles Dyer
Lillian Booker
Martyn Henderson
Lawrence Turner
Anna Mary Campbell
Catherine Burton
Death of Lance Cpl. Victor Hale in Vietnam service
Marine Cpl. Victor Hale 26 son of Mr and Mrs William Hale Topeka was killed in action in Quang Nam Province Vietnam. Born in Mayetta he attended Haskell Indian Institute in Lawrence before joining the Marine Corps in August. Service arrangements will be announced later by Mercer Funeral Home Holton.
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Mercer Funeral
Holton
Lance Cpl
Victor Hale
William Hale
Topeka
Marine Cpl. Hale
Quang Nam Province
Vietnam
Cpl
Hale
Mayetta
Haskell Indian Institute
Lawrence
Marine Corps
Dismissals and Births Log Holiday Notes
A list of individuals and residences appears under Dismissals and Births. Included are names such as Mrs Sally Mansfield Mrs Edith Morrow James Towney Ralph Fisher Mrs Lelia Gard and Rev Harold Barr with their locations in Ottawa Lawrence and Kansas City plus a birth noting Mr and Mrs Larry White of 2522 Rosebud Lane welcomed a daughter on Thursday.
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Sally Mansfield
Mass
Lyman Stewart
Lincoln
Edith Morrow
Ottawa
James Towney
Princeton
Ralph Fisher
Rt. 3
Sandra Joice
Haskell
Lelia Gard
Ala
Ethel Bohnsack
Eudora
James Tenbroeck
W. 28Th St
Wylie Miller
W. 25Th St
Wayne Pride
Baldwin
Janet Allison
Kasold
Edna Vorhies
L. D. Buell
Lawrence
Frank Greiner
Benjamin White
Williamstown
Harold Barr
Ind
England
E. 13Th
Jessie B. Hovey
Samaritan Lodge
Dale C. Hamick
Elm
Jack Nellis
Edgelea
Joseph Whitehead
Wellington
Walter H. McDaniel
Kansas City
Kan
Frances Dearfoss
Karen Purcell
Cedarwood Ave
Larry White
Rosebud Lane
Funeral services for Paul A. Dahlstrom
Funeral services for Paul Arthur Dahlstrom 65 of 2101 Ohio will be at 4 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Father Harvard Wilbur presiding Cremation will follow Memorials are requested to the Cancer Fund Thelma his wife Paul Alan his son Ruth and Pearl Seele sisters live in Topeka Dahlstrom a World War II veteran was born January 18 1908 in Topeka He worked at Merchants National Bank Topeka before moving to Lawrence in 1950 He later served as personnel manager for Hercules Inc and as a loan specialist for the Small Business Administration in Kansas City
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Paul Arthur Dahlstrom
Ohio
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Rumsey Funeral
Harvard Wilbur
Cancer Fund
Thelma
Paul Alan
Pearl Seele
Ruth Dahlstrom
Topeka
Dahlstrom
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence
Hercules, Inc
Small Business Administration
Elmina Winslow Rites Set in Tonganoxie
Funeral services for Elmina Mae Winslow 86 of Tonganoxie die Thursday at Moline Rest Home Lawrence. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Congregational Church Tonganoxie with Rev Ray Fitch. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Tonganoxie. Survivors Claude Jennings and Clarence Morris two sons. Born March 6 1882 in Tonganoxie. Member of Congregational Church.
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Tonganoxie
Elmina Mae Winslow
Moline Rest Home
Lawrence
Congregational Church
Ray K. Fitch
Maple Grove Cemetery
Quisenberry Chapel
Claude Jennings
Clarence Morris
Downey
Calif
Mrs. Winslow
Newsmen urge court approval of joint newspaper plants
In a brief filed in Washington publishers from 16 cities urge Supreme Court acceptance of joint operating plants to preserve editorial competition. They argue antitrust laws would create monopolies and that joint operations keep weaker papers alive in cities with two editors. The Arizona Star and Tucson Daily Citizen appeal a federal ruling on their joint plant. New York University fencers have won 16 NCAA individual titles since 1947, Columbia has 11.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arizona Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
New York University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Columbia
O'Leary Resigns As Kansas Bank Commissioner
John A. O'Leary will resign from the Kansas state bank commissioner post effective December 31 to join the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City as a director for a three year term starting January 1. Governor Docking announced the move.
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Topeka
John A. O’leary
Robert Docking
O'Leary
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log for 24 Hours to 9 A.M.
AP Kansan traffic death log shows 3 fatalities in 24 hours ending Friday nine a.m. December 18. For 1968 total 607. For 1967 comparable period 619, with three previously unreported fatalities included.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Elmina Winslow
Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO
Qouef Freres
Jprereuan
Lima
Hy Saad
Renity
Wharks
Vas
American Gem Society
National Bridal Service
Delbert Eisele
Massachusetts
T Lawrence
John O'Leary
Levé
Pase
Corriore
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