Calvary Baptist to feature Nickel Family Singers
Calvary Baptist Church will host a special musical program by the Nickel Family Singers of Springfield Missouri at 7 30 p m Sunday. The seven brothers range from age 10 to 22 with one sister Joyce age eight. Mr and Mrs Nickel also sing on some numbers. Public invited.
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Nickel Family Singers
Springfield
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Nickel
Medical emergencies and notices from Ransom hospital aid
Emergency cases treated Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital include Elvin Malburg with a cut thumb from a saw, Caroline Dyer with a laceration over the left eye after a fall, and Dale Turner with a fractured wrist from an ice fall. Also, reservations urged for New Year events at House of Douglas. Dennis Dunbar, son of Albert and Mrs. Dunbar, Richmond, promotes to cadet platoon sergeant in the Army ROTC at Kansas State University Manhattan.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Elvin Malburg
N. Main
Caroline Dyer
Birch
Dale Turner
Willow
Dennis Dunbar
Albert Dunbar
Richemond
Caedet
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Duke Cheney to Leave Post as ABC Director
Gov elect Robert Docking announced the replacement of J. R. Duke Cheney by Jerry Muth of Wichita as director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control effective January 9. Muth, previously a Democratic attorney general candidate, will be paid $10,000 annually with efforts to raise to $12,500. Both men attended the news conference confirming the appointment.
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J. R
Duke
Muth
Cheney
Docking
Slums Abound In England Now
London AP report notes three million families live in slums or overcrowded housing, creating a hidden homeless crisis. The effort led by Rev Bruce Kenrick and wife Isabel Howland Witty aims to organize a national Shelter campaign, leveraging Notting Hill housing trust gains to push long term slum clearance and reform.
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London
Britain
Bostoneborn
Deaths in Kansas Deaths Mrs Della Hawk and others
Mrs Della Hawk 80 of Winfield formerly Ottawa died at 8 30 am Thursday in a Winfield hospital after 10 days illness Services 9 am Saturday at Marsh Funeral Home Winfield burial Riverview Cemetery Medicine Lodge residents lived in Medicine Lodge many years also in Winfield before Ottawa five years One daughter Lela Brown Ottawa died June 12 1964 Surviving husband Norman Hawk one brother Sherman Zimmer Chillicothe Mo one sister Stella Woods Winfield and two grandchildren Nor Brown Vacaville Calif altd MisveAlvina Newwater Grandview Mo Mr and Mrs Edward Woodesum Centropolis and Mr and Mrs Jay Brown Ottawa will attend Also Norman Brown Vacaville Daisy Bell Miller 86 Cedar House Nursing Home died 3 pm Thursday at the home She lived four years in nursing home in failing health Services 10 30 am Tuesday at Towner Chapel Rev Charles P Knight to officiate Burial Hope Cemetery Surviving son Mike Miller Parkville Mo three grandchildren two brothers Fred Bennett 704 N Locust and Tom Bennett 625 S Oak WILLIAM B TURVEY William B Turvey 91 Lyndon died Thursday after four year illness Funeral 2 pm Saturday Scranton Methodist Church burial Scranton Cemetery Call noon today until time of service Wife Mary Frye Turvey died years ago He was in Knights of Pythias and Scranton Cemetery board 50 years Survivors son Frank Turvey Lyndon four sisters Agnes Isaac Scranton Adah Turvey Topeka Ruth Shannon Kansas City Louise Buck Lansing two brothers Walter Turvey Burlingame two grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Della Hawk
Winfield
Ottawa
Marsh Funeral Home
Riverview Cemetery
Mediccine Lodge
Lela Brown
Norman Hawk
Sherman Zimmer
Chillicothe
Stella Woods
Winsfield
Nor Brown
Vacaville
Calif
Altd
MisveAlvina Newater
Grandview
Edward Woodesum
Centropolis
Jay Brown
Will Noreman Brown
Daisy B. Miller
Daisy Bell Miller
Cedar House Nursing Home
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Miller
James C
Margaret Ann (Curtis) Bennett
Michigan
Harry W. Miller
Mike Miller
Parkville
Fred Bennett
Tom Bennett
Oak
William B
Turvey
Lyndon
Scraneton Methodist Church
Scranton
Court Critics Say Early Term Not Conclusive
Washington AP reports liberal critics hesitate to label the 1966 67 term as swing toward conservatism. The court has yet to decide key civil rights and Fourth Amendment issues including housing discrimination intermarriage bans and electronic surveillance and could limit or broaden its rulings depending on upcoming hearings. The term’s trajectory remains uncertain with pivotal cases awaited.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Georgia
California
California Supreme Court
Bowling Scores From AMF Leagues and Local Venues
Scores list from multiple leagues and shops with bowlers posting highs and team points. Notable highs include 550 by Kitty Clover Chips at Gildner and 544 by Cordle at 30-D. Other venues include Land Cafe, Royal T Lanes, Pepsi Cola, and Th ursday Night League entries with varied team names and individual scores.
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Dengel and Son
Jackson
Gildner
Horn
Bell
Litwins
Linneman
Bike’s Burger Bar
Gilroy
Shelden
Springer
Royal T. Lanes
Fincher
Cordle
Pepsi Cola
M. Stine
Naomi’s Tavern
L. Whaley
Hiatt’s Decorators
Berger
Hiatt
Ottawa Times
Whaley
Probate Court Names Executrix for Mae P Westover Estate
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court appointed Alma Schweitzer as executrix of Mae P Westover deceased on December 20 1966 and letters testamentary issued. Creditors heirs devisees and others are notified to exhibit claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Anderson Byrd First National Bank Building Ottawa is attorney for Executrix.
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Mae P
Tover
Alma Schweitzer
E P. Westover
Proebate Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Two-car crash near Centropolis causes minor damage
At 4 40 p m Wednesday two miles southeast of Centropolis Alonzo A Reeder 65 Ottawa RFD 4 drove a 1963 Ford station wagon turning left onto West Carlson when a 1956 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Jerry W Thompson 27 Pomona struck the left side of the Reeder vehicle icy roads prevented stopping Thompson said. Estimated damage 200 to the Reeder vehicle and 100 to the Thompson vehicle.
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Centropolis
West Carlson
N. Hoover
Alonzo A. Reeder
Ottawa
RFD
North Hoover
Reeder
Jerry W. Thompson
Pomona
Thompson
West Carson
KC Markets Kansas City cattle hogs and eggs report
KC Markets reports cattle at 100, calves 10 with no price test. hogs 4,500 head, barrows and gilts 50 to 25 lower, sows slow. Prices shown for 500 lb and 190 to 255 lb ranges. Sheep at 20, prime wooled lambs 22.50, good wooled ewes 7.00. Wholesale eggs offered large 80 percent A at 37.37, mediums 40 percent A at 12.35, butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Clarence Lee and Michael Eue gene Garber of Pomona RFD 1 on Friday. Dismissals list Kathy Sue Houdashelt Wells ville RFD 2 Mrs Marion Nutt and daughter Marilyn Rule 535 Birch Mark Leach Baldwin RFD 1 Brenda Bogle Wellsville and Mrs Richard Green Kansas City Mo.
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Kathy Sue Houdashelt
Wellsville Rfd
Marion Nutt
S. Cedar
Marilyn Rule
Birch
Mark Leach
Baldwin Rfd
Brenda Bogle
Wellsville
Richard Green
Kanas City
Pomona Ordinance Sets City Limits in Franklin County Kansas
The 1966 Pomona city ordinance defines city limits starting at the West East Street intersection, tracing along First Street and East E Street, then north to 7th Street, and around Hilltop Acres Addition with adjustments to Lot 4 in Blocks A and B. It takes effect December 29, 1966 following publication. Local sales listings for Ottawa and Franklin County farms and auctions follow, detailing weekly events and contact points.
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Pomona
First Street
Franklin County
Kansas
E Street
7Th Street
Block
Hilltop Acres
Poomona
N. E
Hilltop Acres Addition
N.W
Block A
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