Memorial services for Emery J. Bowen in Laguna Hills
Emery J. Bowen 82 of Laguna Hills died Wednesday. Memorials were held at the Lutheran Church of the Cross. Bowen, a former Lawrence Kansas resident, is survived by his widow Ruth and a son Edwin plus four sisters, a brother, and two granddaughters. Also listed are his wife Cletice Ann, son Michael, daughter Patricia Ann Kvilsizer, mother Emma Cuddy, and three grandchildren. The text notes associations with Masonic Lodge and Lions Club.
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Laguna Hills
Calif
Emery J. Bowen
Masonic Lodge
Lions Club
Cletice Ann
The
Home
Michael
Kansas City
Patricia Ann Kvilsizer
Prairie Village
Emma Cuddy
Brookfield
William McKinney
Ollie Furhman
Maryville
Mrs Ida Wise 63 dies in Lawrence Hospital
Ida Edna Wise, 63, of 813 Randall Rd died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10 a.m Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Mallett officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Born Nov 30 1907 in Waverly she taught eight years. Survived by widower A J Wise and son Lawrence.
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Ida Edna Wise
Randall Rd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Mallett
Memorial Park Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Order of Eastern Star
First Presbyterian Church of
Lawrence
A. J. Wise
Yorkshire
Funeral services for Lloyd L. Hogan in North Kansas City
Lloyd L. Hogan age 60 a Baker University graduate died Saturday at his home in Kansas City Missouri Funeral services will be at 10 am Tuesday at D W Newcomers Chapel North Kansas City Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Gardens North Kansas City He was in the insurance business for years and at death was sales manager for Jay Wolfe Pontiac Kansas City Kansas He was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and brother in law of Mrs Walter Cragan of Lawrence.
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Kansas City
D. W. Newcomers Chapel
North Kansas City
Lloyd L. Hogan
Baker University
White Chapel Memorial Gardens
Hogan
Walter Cragan
Murrow
Jay Wolfe Pontiac
Kan
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Mrs Josie Sexton 84 Abilene resident dies
Abilene Mrs Josie Sexton 84 died early today in Abilene Memorial Hospital Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at First United Methodist Church with Rev Harold Lambert officiating Burial in Abilene Cemetery Danner Funeral Home in charge Born March 1 1887 in Elmo near Abilene She assisted husband on farm until 1946 She was a member of the First United Methodist Church Survived by five daughters two sons two sisters twelve grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren
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Abilene
Josie Sexton
Abilene Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Harold Lambert
Abilene Cemetery
Danner Funeral Home
Sexton
Elmo
Twila Stanmeyer
Dora Darling
Goldin Miller
Denver
Colo
Mildred Lankford
Carthage
Tex
Elma Bruns
Lawrence
Clayton
Floyd
Minnie Leonard
Newton
Florence Romberger
Wichita
Funeral services for Eleanor Hooke 90 Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor Hooke age 90 of Kansas City will be held at Stein and McClure Funeral Home at 10 30 a m Tuesday. The longtime music educator and former housemother of Delta Upsilon at Kansas University lived in retirement in Kansas City after a long career. She is survived by her sister Mrs. W W Freeman of Dallas Texas.
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Kansas City
Eleanor Hooke
Stein and McClure Funeral
Gillham Plaza
Hooke
Chicago Musical College
Royal Conservatory of Music
Lepisic
German
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Kansas University
Lawrence
W. W. Freeman
Dallas
Tex
Lawrence youths shine in Jaycee Track meet at Wichita
Five Lawrence youths set two meet records and tied two others at the Kansas Jaycee Track and Field Meet in Wichita. Scott Gannon led the 9 10 group with a long jump and 60 yard dash marks while Robert Pearson set a 70 yard hurdles record and tied the 220 dash. Art Diaz and Jon O Neal added top finishes in the 440 and 70 yard hurdles. In Raytown under 16, Kent McDonald won the mile and two mile while Tad Scales captured the pole vault with a 13 0. Dale Culver placed in several races.
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Lawrence
Kansas Jaycee
Wichita
Scott Gannon
Robert Pearson
Jeff Burkhead
Jon O'Neal
Art Diaz
Raytown
Kent McDonald
Dale Culver
Tad Scales
Californian tops Trans Am in Greater Kansas City Grand Prix
John Morton of Torrance California swept the 2.5 Trans Am Challenge race at the Greater Kansas City Grand Prix held at the old Olathe Naval Air Station. Morton led from pole in a BRE Datsun 510 over Lee Midgley and Horst Kwech in Alfa Romeo GTA and GV. Officials noted a crowd over 35,000 and considered a permanent facility for the area.
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Clathe
Kan
John Morton
Torrance
Calif
Morton
Greater Kansas City
Olathe Naval Air Station
Lee Midgley
Riverside
Horst Kwech
Gurnee
Kwech
Vic Provenzano
van Nuys
Lothar Stahlberg
Utica
N.Y
San Diego completes doubleheader sweep with 2-0 win
In a twin bill, Artin Bae dres pitched a three hitter as San Diego defeated Pittsburgh 2-0 to sweep the doubleheader. Bobby Murcer and Yrokees drove in five runs in the nightcap, including a pinch hit Brand sian homer, helping New York sweep Milwaukee 6-2 in 11 innings and 11-9.
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Steve Artin Baedres
Tintsburgh
San Liego
Pirates
Bobby Murcer
Yrokees
Brandsian
New York
Milwaukee
Six Teams Remain in Kansas Baseball Tournament
Six teams reach the quarter finals in Wichita as Liberal defends its title with a 3-2 win over Wichita Service Auto Glass. Great Bend advances with an 11-10 ten inning victory over Wichita Builders-Packers, and Dodge City A’s shut out Shawnee 2-0. Tonight’s schedule includes Hutchinson vs Great Bend and Liberal vs Halstead.
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Wichita, Kan
Liberal
Wichita Service Auto Glass
Great Bend
Wichita Builders- Packers
John Ward
Dodge City
A’s
Shawnee
Hutchinson
Halstead
Tourism a Top Export Industry in 1970
Paris reports tourism to be among the top export earners for OECD members in 1970 with a 10 to 16 percent rise across 22 countries. Foreign earnings reached $14.2 billion, 6 percent of total goods and services exports, while the United States saw receipts up 13 percent to $2.3 billion due to global growth, stable social conditions, and freer travel in Britain and France.
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Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
The
United States
Britain
France
Vaughn Quits Urban Coalition to Back Harris Bid
Jack H Vaughn president of the National Urban Coalition resigns to lead a group supporting Sen Fred R Harris for the Democratic presidential nomination. Vaughn, 50, served with the coalition since October and is a former Peace Corps director and U S ambassador to Colombia.
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Vaughn
Harris
Washington
National Urban Coalition
Jack H Vaughn
Fred R. Harris
Fred Harris
Coalition
Peace Corps
U.S
Colombia
Woman Found Guilty Of Biting Policeman
INDIANAPOLIS AP Mrs William V Martin 50 was found guilty of biting a policeman after a traffic accident in front of her home last month She claimed she has false teeth and could not bite an apple The judge said this policeman was not an apple and fined her $1 plus costs for being disorderly with suspended fines of $1 and costs on resisting and taunting charges
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Indianapolis
William V. Martin
Martin
Hadl Enlists in Navy to Begin Training in San Diego
David A Hadl son of Mr and Mrs Loren E Hadl of 329 Lincoln has enlisted in the U S Navy. He will be assigned to San Diego California for basic training.
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David Arnold Hadl
Loren E. Hadl
Lincoln
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Rail strike could trigger chicken panic, executive warns
National Broiler Council executive vice president Frank Frazier warned a prolonged rail strike could spark true chicken panic in the country. He said hour by hour nearly 100 million chickens face starvation as the Southeastern poultry industry relies on rail shipments of corn and protein concentrates, noting Georgia alone would need 10,000 truckloads of grain weekly.
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Washington
National Broiler Council
Frank Frazier
Southeastern
Georgia
Bookmobile Stop Times Adjusted for Week
The week’s bookmobile stops will be 30 minutes each instead of two hours. Children may report books read during the summer program and deposit checked out books, but cannot check out additional titles.
Warren Receives World Jurist Award in Belgrade
Warren named recipient of the World Jurist Award at the World Peace Through Law conference in Belgrade for landmark human rights rulings and steadfast support of the rule of law as a basis for a just world. The honor was announced at the conference closing session on Saturday.
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Belgrade
Earl Warren
U.S
Warren
Hospital Notes Admissions Roundup with Newborns and Births
A long list of admissions includes multiple patients from Eudora, Topeka, Ottawa and surrounding areas. Several births noted: baby boy Gregory and baby boys for Downing Sunflower and Wayne Meisenheimer, plus a baby girl for Laurel Case. parental names follow each entry. Regular hospital notices include Mrs. Theresa Watkins, Mrs. Darleen Mapel, and others.
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Nellie Montgomery
Eudora
Gregory
Meriden
Miss
Sharon Downing
Sunflower
Theresa Watkins
Cynthia Meuffel
Lavern Starr
Connie Hackler
Boy Downing
Laurel Case
Dorothea Evans
Marion Ball
Louella Salisbury
Lecompton
Lucy Kiser
LaSalle
Sue Roe
Lawrence Manor
Melvin Hodson
Bertha Thompson
Courtroom Docket Shows Drunks Speeding and a Damage Suit
The list records defendants with charges including drunkenness speeding and disturbing the peace with fines from 5 to 35 dollars and bond forfeit. It notes Cynthia Sue Johnson filing a 35000 damage suit against Kathleen M Roller in Kansas City Missouri over a February 7 two car collision at Ninth and Massachusetts with a requested jury trial.
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Cynthia Sue Johnson
Ohio
Kathleen M. Roller
Kansas City
Ninth
Massachusetts
Arnold named grand secretary of Kansas Masons
Albert O. Arnold Jr. of Overland Park Kansas is appointed grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas effective August 1. The appointment names Arnold to lead the statewide Masonic body and oversee lodge administration.
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Kansas City
Albert O. Arnold Jr
Overland Park
Kan
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of
Kansas
Worsening Relations Fallout Ties Reported Between Jordan and Arab States
King Hussein revisits Saudi Arabia with King Faisal to mend frayed ties amid Egypt Sadat’s critical speech. Syria blocks Jordan access by closing its border, while Jordanian officials downplay concern as guerrilla surrenders to Israel offer a potential peace opening.
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Jordan
Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Husseins
Amman
Anwar Sadat
Syria
Lebanon
Israel
Yigal Allon
Middle East
Jordan River
Haskell Regents Board Meeting in Washington
Members of the Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents will meet in Washington D C for a three day session Tuesday through Thursday. They will confer with the Kansas congressional delegation and Bureau of Indian Affairs officials on program objectives facilities and financing. Also attending will be HJC Superintendent Wallace Galluzzi.
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Washington, D.C
Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents
Kansas
Bureau of Indian Affairs
HJC
Wallace Galluzzi
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Lloyd Hogan
Tom Waller
Associated Press
Paris
Patrick J. Barton
David A. Hadl
Gladys Landon
Charlie Herschel
Quenemo
Lelia Good
Clara Williams
Badwin
Jeffrey Williams
Baldwin
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Cummings
Jeffrey Hamlin
University
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Diane Howard
W. Ninth
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Patricia Long
Gretchen Runyon
Michael Jamison
John Trevillion
Ill
Margaret Weiderman
Bryan Co
Marie Cross
Frances Riggs
N.H
Lucille Whitmore
William Cunningham
Conn
Sylvia Kesinger
Tonganoxie
Mabel Edwards
Harry Bout
Floyd White Jr
W. Fourth
Leonard Jarrett Jr
Brian Copeland
Emery Rd
Jasper Payne
Funston Dr
Darleen Mapel
Helen Miner
Pansy Rule
Ottawa
Dean Smith
Topeka
Clark Lowe
Albert Brynds
John Hardister
W. 25Th
Ruth Rankin
Michael Koehler
Isabelle Schaake
W. 21St
Lyle Holloway
Laura Neever
Mass
Marie Johnson
Haskell Ave
Jennie Hay
Wakarusa Manor
John Chandler
Vernon Minor
John Green
Bonner Springs
Mrs. Wayne Meisenheimer
W. Third
James Knoxah
E. 14Th
Wanona Jackson
Ind
Robert Patterson
Maple
Barrett L. Knoll
Sidney J. Elms
E. Ith
Wiliam Harold Kinney
Dread
Dennis R. McNish
Rt. 1
Richard C. Boehringer
Arnold
Jerusalem
Allen
Haskell Regents Board
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Hunt's
Musselman’s Ap
Safeway
Ina Pkg
Cragmont
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Pisce
Usda Choice
SWIFT
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Mamie
Mrs. Paul
Ait A
Kraft Velveeta Soft Margarine
Pillsbury Biscuits Banquet Dinners
Mrs. Wright's
Melrose
Strongheart
California
Santa Rosa
USDA
Chaice Beef
Ted
PQS
Wilcon
Verietias
Cascade Deterget
Comet Cleanser
Carnation Coffee
Halion
Gardenside
Mate Wagner
Tower Brand
Vacuum Brand
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