Richmond Family Holiday Visits Across Region
A string of visits highlights the holiday period as numerous Richmond area families travel between Garnett Ottawa Leavenworth and surrounding towns. Couples and relatives from Hulett Shinkle Foltz Harp er Craycraft Newmaster and many others visit kin in Osawatomie Garnett Lawrence Ottawa and Kansas City.
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Floyd Hulett
Glen Mullin
Carl Shinkle
Amos Lyon
Robert Foltz
Ottawa
al Kippers
John Sommers
Greeley
Conrad Hermreck
Joe Wolkens
Nellie Mitchum
Gene Mildfelt
Jerry Mildfelt
Joe Mildfelt
C. R. Moberly
Ed Morford
Chester Martin
Kenneth McMahon
Osawatomie
Art Jackman
Lawrence Harper
Garnett
Jack Hedrick
Hickman Mills
Guy Farris
George Wells
Ray Few
John Craycraft
Junior Craycraft
Oscar Newmaster
Bob Brown
D. A. Nofsinger
Kansas City
Ed Anderson
Carl Manlove
Lawrence
Herman Ackman
Wilhelm Ackman
Cyril Britton
Lon Badgers
Wil Benus
A. E. Carter
Ethel Steele
Gene Kratsberg
Jim Oestriechar
Floyd Robertson
Jerry Robertson
Harold Robertson
Frank Dietrich
H. 8. Dietrich
James Webb
Robert Newton
Springhill
C. R. Donart
Arthur Prues
Ed New
Jim Keats
Holton
C. H. Kent
No Lie Test For Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court refused to order polygraph or hypnosis tests for Dr Samuel H Sheppard who is serving a life sentence for his wife Marilyns death. He refused tests during the investigation. The ruling makes him ineligible for tests within two years to qualify for parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sheppard
Marion Correctional Institution
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Maury Koblentz
Bailey
Marilyn
Discipleship and the danger of idle religion
TheUniform Sunday School lesson for December 30 argues that irresponsible religion fails to help workers and the wounded. It warns preachers against theological vapor, urges keeping battles relevant, and stresses selfless concern over abstract theory, defining saints as aspiring believers rather than perfect people.
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Christendom
Church gets $140000 in will of Mrs. Etta M. Lock
Pittsburg Kansas AP Mrs Etta M Lock died July 11 1961 and left the First Christian Church of Pittsburg the major part of her estate totaling 140000 after specific bequests In her will she noted her late husband John M Lock was a foreman in the car department of the Kansas City Southern railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
First Christian Church of
Etta M. Lock
Big Jump In Thefts Robbery 1962 FBI Report
Washington AP FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reported a 25 percent rise in bank robberies and thefts in 1962. The annual tally cites more than 12 700 convictions, about 11 400 fugitives apprehended, and $200 million in fines and recoveries. He noted increased bureau activity against organized crime and subversive groups.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Communist Party
United States
Hoover
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Rick Nelson
Kristin Harmon
Tom Harmon
Elyse Knox
Rick
Ozzie and
Harriet Nelson
Richmond
Wayne Hulett
Charles Feuerborn
Merritt McDonald
Wilbur Purvis
Estel Mitchell
Elwood
Lela Duffy
Lionell Suttons
Francis Kueser
Overland Park
Gene McCain
Clathe
James Coughlin
Clarence Highberger
Edwin Lankard
Keith Lankard
Walter Lankard
Bob Hadsall
Paola
Alvin Hornberger
M. E. Anderson
Henry Hornberger
Joe Kueser
Dan Laws
Lebo
Howard Gretencord
Frank J. Gretencord
Melvin Stockard
Art Chanay
Wellsville
Willie Reynolds
Topeka
Lois Adkinson
Maxine Chandler
Lucy Prichard
Maude Valentine
Bill Valentine
John S. Bewley
St. Louis
Bert Moherman
J. R. Smithheislar
Lon Mishler
C. F. Barncord
Charley Smith
L. H. Featherston
Overbrook
Chris Wolken
Robert Wolken
Earl Wall
Junior Wall
Paul
Church
Bette Davis
Joan Crawford
Seven Arts
Associates
Aldrich
Baby Jane
Warner Bros
Wurlitzer
Butler
Walt Ienets
Angels Technicolor
Eastman Kodak
Rhonda
Gaiea
Gun CinemaScore
Doris Day
BAND
NIVEN
Euterpe
Huntz
Fe Wiz
Amanda Blake
Bernard Gorcey
Allied Artists
PCI
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Glenn Ford
Debbie Reynolds
Gustavo Rojo
Eva Gabor
Fred Clark
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