Charles Scribner Loveless Scribner Services Held
Charles Loveless Scribner 70 of Michigan Valley died Friday at home. Funeral services Dec 18 at Feltner Funeral Home with burial at Valley Brook Cemetery south of Overbrook. He was born Nov 10 1896 in Bazaar and was a retired merchant and WWI Navy veteran. Survived by Myrtle, three sons Joe John A E Scribner, three daughters Charline Hickock Maburt Morrison Laura Petrie and 12 grandchildren. Also listed are extensive fringe notices and local police blotter items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scribner
Lyndon
Charles Loveless Scribner
Michigan Valley
Feltner
Valley Brook Cemetery
Overbrook
Bazaar
Ottawa
First Christian Church
Warren Black American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Staffordville
Topeka
U.S. Navy
Myrtle Joseph
Peabody
N.J. Joe Scribner
Amarillo
Tex
Congress approves first binding budget ceiling in new spending act
The House approved a binding budget resolution setting a $374.9 billion spending ceiling and a $300.6 billion revenue floor, projecting a $74.1 billion deficit and $408 billion budget authority for the year ending June 30, 1976. The measure, part of the 1974 Budget Control Act, passed 189 to 187 with 186 Democrats and 3 Republicans voting yes. The Senate supported it 74 to 19. A ribbon cutting for Cheryl's Canine Specialties is set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. at 1542 S. Main, hosted by Cheryl Gardner and George D. Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Ford
House Budget Committee
Brock Adams
Cheryl Gardner
George D. Herman
Cheryl's Canine Specialties
S. Main
Greater
Ottawa
Christmas Sale and Dance Ads Blend Local Events
Metzger Salvage and other merchants advertise sales and events including a dance by EAGLES on Dec 18 and a family Christmas dinner on Dec 14. Local shops promote lay away plans, discount items, and holiday specials with various goods and services. Volunteers and merchants urge community members to shop, order, and attend events this December season.
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Eagles
Duane Richardson
Santa Claus
Staley Retains Leadership At National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley won a decisive 2359 to 1575 vote to keep his 20 year grip on the National Farmers Organization at its annual convention in Kansas City Delano Paulson a Minn native and former crops coordinator conceded after three standing ovations Paulson urged unity and membership growth while Staley tied the vision to bargaining power with processors and price setting with farmers controlling 30 percent of production DeVon Woodland Idaho was reelected vice president and the group approved four year terms for president and VP with team candidacies required Staley has led the NFC since its founding and is seen as shaping its westward expansion and bargaining strength
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Militant Farm Organization
Northwest Missouri Farmer
Delano Paulson
Dodge Center
Minn
Paulson
NFC
Staley
NFO
General Motors
DeVon Woodland
Blackfoot
Idaho
Woodland
West
Gambling Cache Is Discovered In Salina Warehouse
Police found two tons of gambling gear in a Salina warehouse including 31 slot machines, two crap tables, a blackjack table and 20 punchboard boxes stored for three years. Elks Club records show storage charges paid, with charges possible against the club or warehouse after followup. Authorities note ownership unclear due to management changes and time elapsed since storage.
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Salina
HNS
South Salina
Saline County
Jim Sweet
Wilson
Elks Club
Vern
Miller
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Veeck Puts White Sox in Frantic Deadline Frenzy
Hollywood scene captures Bill Veeck running a wild last minute trading spree at the winter meetings. The White Sox acquire Ralph Garr and Larvell Blanks from the Braves and trade Rusty Staub to Detroit for Mickey Lolich. Carroll joins from Cincinnati as Hemond orchestrates four trades in under an hour with Kuhn granting a brief extension. The day ends with Bee Ben Richard sent to St Louis for Buddy Bradford and Greg Terlicky as the deadline passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fla
Bill Veeck
Chicago White Sox
Ralph Garr
Clay Carroll
Mickey Lolich
Rusty Staub
New York Mets
Rusty
Staub
Detroit
Tigers
Mickeypene
Petenelt
Veeck
Roland Hemond
Hemond
Sox
White Sox
Ken Henderson
Dick Ruthven
Dan Osborn
Atlanta Braves
Larvell Blanks
Blanks
Cleveland Indians
Jack Brohamer
Veeck and Company
Carroll
Cincinnati Reds
Rich Hinton
Jeff Severn
Urdimnd
Joe Reichler
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Bing
Roland
Reichler
Bee Ben Richard
St. Louis Cardinals
Buddy Bradford
Greg Terlicky
Calif
Staub-Lolich
Mets
Lolich
New York
M. Donald Grant
Cairman
Joe McDonald
Christmas Dance at Ottawa High Schedules Quiet Fundraiser
Ottawa High Kayettes sponsor a Christmas dance from 11 30 p m on December 20 in Cyclone Room. Alumni invited. TRINITY United Methodist Church program Sunday at 7 30 features cantata Thanks Be To God by youth department. Michael Carey, Princeton RFD 1, wins Kansas District LWMS scholarship at Concordia Teachers College in River Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Kayettes
Trinity United Methodist Church
God
Michael Carey
Alton F. Carey
Princeton Rfd
Concordia Teachers College
River Forest
Il Carey
Concordia
Maryaville
Kan
Bowling Scores From Dynamic League Highlights High Marks
In a bowling scores summary, Lee's Downtowners post top team totals with 195.5 individual average by Hackman and a 508 series by the squad. Dons Cleaners notch strong marks led by Miller, while Nitcher Floors, Heathman Oil, Cravens Oil, and Ramseys Printing post solid scores and high games. Other leagues such as Nighthawk, Bomber, Friday Night Men's, Tigers, Wingert Oil, King Radio, Sutton's Jewelry, Rosebuds, East Kansas Insulation, Metzger Salvage show notable scores and high games across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dynamic League
Lee's Downtowner
D. Hackman
Dons Cleaners
K. Miller
Nitcher
G. Lancaster
Heathman Oil
W—G. Korkames
B. Wall
Cravens Oil
Armstrong
Ramsey Printing
West Wilson Repair
A. Cottman
R. Wilson
Eagles
L. Taylor
Brown Realty
B. Miller
B. Cooper
K. Kramer
Weaver
King Radio
Lings G
Sutton's
D. Mitchell
Heinein
D. Ester
East Kansas
Vathaur
D. Downey
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the Daily Report
Theodore Randel
Theodore Antone Randel
Damron-Towner Chapel
Mt. Olivet
Williamsburg
Duane Pedrow
Melvin Clevenger
Max King
Harold Maley
Leslie Mallory
David Howard
Lowell Fouts
Evan Piersol
Leo Brooks
Harold Crady
Jessie Flanner
Wellsville
RFD
Rebekah
Dismissais
Michael Ramsey
Apple Lane
W. P. Sheparder
Theodore Shelton
Claude Presstell
Willow
Katherine Frye
Rebecca Powell
Deafree Collins
S. Cedar
14Th and
Main
Minnie Engle
Quenemo
Ricky Woods
Police News
Fred Moser
Gail Nitcher
Choice
Feeder Heifers Choice
Prime
Ib Aus Aeaiuc
Gee Vt
KansAs City Board of Trade
Jly
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Ad Briefs
VFW
Marvin Ross and
The
Country Gentlemen
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Budge’s
Farm Bureau
Scott's Service
Mile N
BankAmericard
Turner Tele Shop
Weat 15Th
Lacey TV
RCA
Zenith
Motorola
Magnavox
Turner's
W. 15Th
North Main
Lawrence
Willoughby Houck
Houck
California
Christian
Ottawa University
Charles Williams
Kathy Tucker
University
Meta S
MHS
Warren Welton
Itawa
Hawkeye Shoes
Court House
DELI
Turkey
Mon.-Thur
Futuro
Ewes
Goj
Steet
Malin
Ottewa
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