Petersons rites set for Saturday in Topeka
The Daily Report notes Margaret M. Peterson 81 formerly of 710 N. Main died today at Stormont-Vail Hospital Topeka. Service at 2 p.m. Saturday at Damron-Towner Chapel burial in Highland Cemetery. She born Nov 1 1893 Gowery Iowa daughter of William C Parks and Lockie Michael Parks moved to Kansas as a child and lived at United Methodist Home since 1970. Survived by son Eugene R. Peterson Phoenix Arizona daughter Mrs Emmett Dusharm Topeka and three grandchildren. Burial follows viewing at Damron-Towner Chapel Friday until service.
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Margaret M. Peterson
N. Main
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Damron- Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Peterson
Gowery
Iowa
William C
Lockie (Michael) Parks
Kansas
United Methodist Church
United Methodist Home
Clinton H. Peterson
Ottawa
Eugene R. Peterson
Phoenix
Alex
Emmett Dusharm
Damron-Towner Chapel
May Eall
Damron Towner Chapel
School Supplies List For Grades One To Six
A released list from the U S C 290 office outlines required school supplies for kindergarten through sixth grade to avoid rush purchases. Items include pencils, crayons, notebooks, erasers, tissue boxes, rulers, color sets, and dictionaries with specific brands and sizes noted for each grade.
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U.S.C. 290
Ken Woods
Summer clearance and community event briefs at local shops
Ad brief notes final clearance of summer merchandise at The Clothes Hanger 112 W 2nd. Dollar Days at Putt N Strutt invite crowds Mon Thu 6 to 10 pm. Williamsburg school enrollment Aug 18–22 9 am–4 pm daily. First day Aug 27 half day. The Country Misfits at Tilton's Inn Aug 15. The new Silvertones featuring Dave Burt James at Tilton's Inn Aug 14 9 am. Saturday night 10–2 am ROOD'S Roost Country Blue Jays Aug 13–14 8–12 pm with homemade tacos. Go go dancer Wed night. Highway 268 one half mile from Lake Pomona. Dog food unlabelled 24 can case 2.69 net horsemeat dog food 5.49 net Metzger Salvage 109 N Main.
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Williamsburg
Silvertones
Dave
Burt
James
Tilton’s Inn
Thur
Country Blue Jays
Lake Pomona
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Ruling On Waste Ruling On Waste
Atty Gen Curt Schneider said local governments may allow individuals to transport their own solid waste for disposal if it aligns with a state approved solid waste management plan. The plan must be approved by the Department of Health and Environment.
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Topeka
Kan
Curt Schneider
State Department of Health and Environment
Schneider
Clay Cox
Sedgwick
Cox
Official Urges End Of Job Welfare Chief Resigns
Washington AP The top federal welfare official Robert B. Carleson submitted his resignation and urged abolishing the post to show states bear welfare responsibility. He plans to leave Sept 30 and said there should be no commissioner of welfare. Deputy Carl B. Williams will also depart HEW. Carleson, who led California welfare reform, joined HEW with Caspar Weinberger as secretary.
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Washington
Robert B. Carleson
U.S
Health
F. David Mathews
Carleson
Commissioner of Welfare
Carl B. Williams
HEW
Government argues judge overstepped in beef grading dispute
In ST LOUIS AP report attorneys for the government urge that District Court Judge Robert V. Denny of Omaha exceeded his authority by enjoining the new U S Department of Agriculture beef grading standards. They say the judge substituted his own view for the agency after a 90 day comment period and a three page statement of considerations. The brief notes yield grading now applies to all quality graded beef. The government contends there is no evidence the secretary acted capriciously and questions why the case went to trial.
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St, Louis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Robert V. Denny
Omaha
Denny
Secretary of Agriculture
World War II Hero Dies at Arlington Burial Today
Gen Anthony C McAuliffe 77 died of leukemia at Walter Reed Army Hospital and will be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. His stand at Bastogne in the Battle of the Bulge made him a national icon after he defied a German surrender demand with Nuts.
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Washington
Anthony C. McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
101St Airborne Division
Belgium
Bastogne
Lawyers Table Prostitution Issue at ABA Meeting
Montreal AP Lawyers at the American Bar Association annual gathering deferred action on a prostitution measure after a two hour debate. Delegates voted to support in principle a Senate S-1 bill to recodify federal criminal law while opposing provisions that would restrict news reporting and expand national defense information access.
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Montreal
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
Ottawa area students see KU scholarships list
Scholarships at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, awarded to Ottawa and Pomona area students include Diane Cearfoss, Joycelyn Martin, Janice Stevens, Alan Gentry, Thomas Nitcher, Raymond Purcell, Linda Peckham, Brent Allender, Debbie Dawson, with event details and hometowns. Also notes orientation for Ottawa High sophomores and Meals on Wheels driver call, a Centropolis Day at Old Depot Museum, Calvary Baptist services, and ear surgery for Clayton Turner.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Diane Cearfoss
Joycelyn Martin
Ottawa
Janice Stevens
Lane
Alan Gentry
Thomas Nitcher
Raymond Purcell
Pomona
Linda Peckham
Rantoul
Brent Allender
Wellsville
Debbie Dawson
Lyndon
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Florence Johns
Florence Ellen Johns
Mount Hope Cemetery
Glen Scharff
William Wake
Millard Wren
Arza Fogle
Frankie Newkirk
E. 7Th
William Bishop
E. Wilson
William Heathman
N. Cherry
John Gleason
W. 4Th
Howard Brown
Richmond
David Baldwin
S. Main
Richard Towe
Irene Dunn
Donald Leach
N. Poplar
David Ferguson
E. 9Th
Tate Leach
Dara Leecy
John Walker
Robert Wiggins
Eigth St. Terr
Cindy Keim
Donald Hobbs
Princeton
Kenneth Morrow
Steve Kingswood
Teysry Baker
Martin Criqui
Ronald Meineke
N. Sycamore
Dan Lickteig
Billie McDaniel
State of Kansas
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David Scott Hooker
John Paul Barton
Naomi Hamm
Donald Wheeler
Calvin Duvall
Stephen Hadle
Jack Frye
Hadle
Board of Regents
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
William DeCock
Regents
Linda Surber
James Leslie Surber
Annie D. Robinson
Paul Robinson
East 8Th
South Cherry
Daniel Tipton
N. Locust
Patricia Strawhacker
Ottawa Rfd 2
Probate
Sheryl Marie Teter
Roy Willis Welton
Betty J. Miffleton
LeRoy Reeves
Robert
Likai
Seattle
Wash
Neil Barnaby
Donnie Joe Speer
Gayla Rae Elrod
Edgerton
Wendy Novick
Jeffery Paul McAdoo
Terrence Buckner
Cypress
Porter Cleaver
Waverly
Lawrence Jacob
S, Cherry
Dinah Tipton
Carol Geiss
S. Cedar
Eric Hempel
Christina McCurdy
N. Cedar
Alan Masenthin
Joseph Scraper
Baldwin
Jerry Fritts
Birch
Virgil Jordan
Dale Barrett
Butler's Music Store
Butler’s
Webster
Elmer’s Glue
Ad Briefs
Strutt
Mon
California
Ronald Reagan
Cray Ran
Harlan Compton
Bendena
Homewood
Compton
Dennis Daly
Excelsior Springs
Ransom Memorial Hospital
MacAuliffe
80Th Infantry
3Rd Armored
George S. Patton Jr
Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
Pacoima Canyon
ABA
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Senate
Damron
Aar
Due Ferns
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Walter Dengel
Denelston Mortuay
Ottawa High School
OHS
Centropolis
Old Depot Museum
Donald Steward
Ted Nelson
Tilfred Simmons
Arthur Rockhold
Olga Simmons
P. R. Jamison
Alfred Harrison
L. &. Dunn
Louise Walker
City Park
Calvary Baptist Church
Frank Glover
Mr. Magic
Clayton J. Turner
Jessie “Bud” Turner
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Hall
East 23Rd Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Honey Creek Clan
Knights of Columbus
Outlaw Band
Little Joe and Wisemen
Dewey Richardson
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