Memorial for Agnes Speicher in Baldwin area
Agnes M Speicher 69 of Baldwin died April 30 in Cedar House Nursing Home born April 27 1907 in Baldwin daughter of Herman and Anna Butell lifelong area resident member of Annunciation Catholic Church in Baldwin married to Stephen Speicher January 28 1936 Ottawa he died 1975 survived by three brothers George and Herman both of Baldwin and Richard of Ottawa call at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home by noon Saturday includes various admissions dismissals and court notices from the Daily Report MRS AGNES Speicher services pending with local obituaries and public notices.
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Agnes Speicher
Agnes M. Speicher
Ottawa
George Butell
Herman Butell
Baldwin
Richard Butell
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ford Sees Carter Nomination In Democratic Race
President Ford lauds Texas campaign effort as he predicts Carter will win the Democratic nomination after Carter’s Pennsylvania win. Reagan campaigns in Texas urging school control and a spiritual revival while Ford shifts focus toward Carter and a potential Ford-Carter match. Humphrey declines primary bid as Byrne endorses Carter and urges Democratic unity.
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Associated Press
Ford
Texas
Ronald Reagan
Lone Star
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Pennsylvania
Hubert H. Humphrey
Reagan
Beaumont
California
God
Waco
Baylor University
Humphrey
Hubert
New Jersey
Brendan Byrne
Byrne
National Party
Local Event Roundup At The Blue Room And More
A collage of tiny items lists entertainment at the Blue Room Tavern with Vern Smith-Man from Wichita Fri 8 to 11 30, Bill Jordan Music Man Sat 2 6 and 8 11 30, plus prizes for beard and dress. TONITE TOMORROW hear Impact Brags OU Chapel 8 pm. Bra and girdle sale Litwins. QUENEMO Ladies Aid Penny Supper Sat May 1 5 30 pm Church Annex. Clothing sale 30 percent off at The Clothes Hanger. Debbie Hermreck to work at Beautyland starting May 6 for Mother's Day appointments. Doctors offices closed Fri p m April 30 and Sat May 1 for staff meeting. SIDE STREET Spring Sale 25 percent off. Dances at Olivet Kan May 1 and VFW Bicentennial events. EAGLES May 1 steak night 6 30 8. May 4 Silver Stones dance. May 1 VFW Loyalty Day parade and open house 2 p m.
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Blue Room
Vern Smith
Wichita
Bill Jordan
Church of God in Tiff Over Homosexual Minister
New York AP reports a controversy in the Church of God over Brad Wilson an avowed homosexual and his ordination status. Officials say no formal revocation occurred though some believe his conduct disqualifies him. A Church meeting in Columbus may pursue depose Wilson, while sociologist Val Clear notes reactions reveal fears about sexuality.
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New York
Brad Wilson
Church of God
Wilson
Roscoe Snowden
Anderson
Ind
Miami
Fla
Jesus
Associated Press
Cially
Columbus
Ohio
Val Clear
Anderson College
Rains Boost Kansas Wheat Outlook After Tour
Tom Roberts of the Kansas Wheat Improvement Association reported that recent rains may add three to four bushels per acre to the expected Kansas wheat yield. The April crop estimate from the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service was 26 bushels per acre, suggesting a potential harvest of 320 to 330 million bushels, the third largest on record.
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Liberal
Kan
Kansas Wheat Improvement Association
Manhattan
Kansas
Tom Roberts
Association
Wichita
Thursday Roberts
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wall Street Mixed as Citibank Rate Cut Clashes with Bond Market
Wall Street opened mixed and stayed choppy as Citibank cut its prime rate to 6 percent while Treasury bill yields rose. The Dow slipped 2.84 to 999.29 as gainers barely outpaced losers on the NYSE, with General Motors leading volume at 71 by 4 points. The NYSE composite moved down 0.12 to 54.22 and the American Exchange index rose 0.13 to 102.63. In agricultural notes, Kansas wheat prospects remained uncertain with drought affecting some regions yet optimism for others, and crop relief remains under consideration.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Citibank
NYSE
American Exchange
National Honor To OHS Senior Sally Reynolds Named Merit Scholar
Ottawa High School senior Sally Reynolds daughter of Cliff and Mrs Reynolds at 1224 College has been named a National Merit Scholar among 3,830 winners. Awards total over 10 and include substantial scholarships and recognition for academic excellence.
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Sally Reynolds
Ottawa High School
Cliff Reynolds
College
Group Featured At Calvary Life Dynamics Ministry
Calvary Life Dynamics a Topeka based nonprofit will perform at Calvary Baptist Church 925 W. 7th 9 45 a m and 7 p m Sunday through Friday The group a multi facet ministry includes ten singers two secretaries and a stage crew It runs teen rap sessions family conflicts seminars and a Danny Dynamics Club children’s ministry It travels nationwide from September to June performing in churches high schools corporations service clubs and other functions
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Life Dynamics
Topeka
Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
Danny Dynamics Club
Calvary Baptist Sunday Service and Merit Scholar Notes
The Sunday Morning Service at Calvary Baptist Church will start at 9745 Sunday with Life Dynamic Team in charge. The National Merit and SAT process began in October 1974 with over a million high school juniors from more than 17 000 schools taking tests and 14 000 semifinalists announced as top qualifiers. Sally earned a merit scholarship from Cornell College to study physics this fall after a strong academic and extracurricular record.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Sally
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Cyrones
Dramatic Productions
Suzuki Graduation Sunday At Ottawa University
The Ottawa Suzuki program holds its annual spring graduation at 3 p.m. Sunday in the administration building auditorium at Ottawa University. Over 80 children from pre-school to high school will perform violin cello and viola under instructors Alice Joy Lewis Phill Scheldt and Ellen Currier.
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Ottawa
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Denise Cordle
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Damron-Towner Chapel
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Children’s Club ’ Dynar
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