Services for John A Reh and Andrew A Barr Obituaries
The Daily Report notes funeral services for John A. Reh at St Patrick's Church Emerald with burial at St John's Cemetery Homewood. Andrew A. Barr 76 Ida Grove IA dies. services planned Jan 13 Ida Grove with burial there. Also listed are criminal suits and numerous minor city violations with fines and dismissals, a birth in Paola, and Kansas City market quotes.
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John Reh
John A. Reh
St. Patrick's Catholic Church of
Emerald
St. John's Cemetery
Homewood
Joseph Dearborn
Herb Cochran
Charles Peed
Neil Peed
Bernard Fischer
John Mathias
Floyd Kochenower
Andrew Barr
Andrew A. Barr
Ida Grove
Iowa
Winebrenner Church of God
William Hjort
N. Cedar
Leola M. Yates
Kansas City
Kaw
School board bids filed for USD 287 seats
Two candidates, Peter Frevent of Pomona RFD 1 and Lois Fanning of Quenemo, filed for USD 287 school board seats. Frevent seeks position seven, currently held by John ONeill, while Fanning runs for position one held by Robert Barkley.
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Peter Frevent
Pomona
RFD
Lois Fanning
Quenemo
U.S.D. 287
Frevent
John O'Neill
Fanning
Robert Barkley
Final Day For Docking In Kansas Governing Era Ends
Gov. Robert B. Docking ends eight years as Kansas chief executive on his final working day. He announces last appointments and prepares to turn the governor's mansion and offices over to Gov.-elect Robert F. Bennett at 3 p.m. Bennett will receive the keys and tour the offices as part of the transition. Docking and his wife will vacate Cedar Crest by Saturday ahead of Bennett’s inauguration program.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert B. Docking
Statehouse
Robert F. Bennett
Docking
Bennett
State‘house
Arkansas City
University of Kansas Library
Patrick Burnau
Burnau
Burnall
Meredith
Cedar Crest
Olivia
Waymire family expands with Lawrence grocery opening
Ottawa merchants Charles R Waymire and son Charles F Waymire plan a new store in Lawrence at Ninth and New Hampshire in a building once used by Kroger. The tentative opening is January 19 for Waymire's Butcher Block with Ottawa resident David Adamson named manager.
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Charles R. Waymire
Charles F. Waymire
Lawrence
Waymires
Ottawa
Lyndon
Olathe
Kroger's
Ninth
New Hampshire
Waymire
David Adamson
Washburn writes new book Indian In America
Former Ottawan Wilcomb E Washburn of Washington D C author of The Indian In America published by Harper Row. He was born in Ottawa earned a Harvard Ph D and now directs the Smithsonian Office of American studies.
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Wilcomb E. Washburn
Washington D.C
America
Harper & Row
Washburn
Ottawa
Harvard
Office of American Studies
The
Smithsonian Institute
Ford tax cut spurs rally on Wall Street
Wall Street rallied as President Ford tentatively backed a one time 10 percent tax cut for 1974 incomes. The noon Dow rose 12.52 to 657.78 as gainers outpaced losers about 10 to 1 on the NYSE. AT T and Tele? graph led volume while banks cut prime rates to 10 percent.
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New York
Ford
New York Stock Exchange
Ford Administration
American Telephone & Telegraph
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Houston Oil & Minerals
Amex
Exec Raps Bucher Over Pueblo Handling
SAN DIEGO AP reports Edward R. Murphy, former Bucher aide, charged that Bucher acted self centrally and prolonged crew suffering during the Pueblo seizure. Murphy rejected a Navy Commendation medal, saying he and another officer accepted a North Korean offer to man the Pueblo and return the crew. Murphy cited North Korea’s anger at Bucher’s attitude and claimed malicious propaganda and a biased confession fueled torture and delayed repatriation.
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San Diego
Calif
Pueblo
Cmdr
Lloyd Bucher
Edward R. Murphy
Bucher
Murphy
Hawaii
Community revival center hosts Victory Tabernacle Choir Friday
A community brief lists events at local venues including Victory Tabernacle Choir and quartet at Community Revival Center 807 King Friday Jan 10 7 30 pm with invite extended. Other items include local businesses hours sales and church services on KOFO and KTJO radio.
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Victory Tabernacle Choir
Community Revival Center
King
Herald Chooses Low Bid for Ottawa Addition
Sprigg Constructors Inc of Paola won the bid to add a 2,000 square foot brick and block storage extension to the Ottawa Herald at the southwest corner. The $30,883 project should finish by April 30, with four other bidders ranging up to $41,297. The expansion is the first phase of a two stage plan.
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Sprigg Constructors Inc
Paola
Ottawa Herald
Hawkins & O'Hara Construction Co
Ottawa
Loyd Builders Inc
Machow
The
Herald
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the Daily Report
State of Kansas
Thomas Yohe
Franklin County
Mike Hicks
George Hartpence
Scott Thorn
Rainbow Beauty Bar
Franklin County District Court
Mike Young
D. C. Hadley
Ronald Thompson
Rodney Crane
W. 2Nd
Coburn W. Parker Jr
Williamigburg
Arthur Jones II
Welmore Hendrickson
N. Sycamore
Norman Devin
Mary Perez
S. Mulberry
Merlin Casteel
Elm
Tommy Martinez
N. Poplar
Donal Horne
Fred Gumm
N. Locust
Thomas P. Dennis
Princeton
Charles E. Hamilton
S. Willow
Jesse E. Korkames
S. Locust
Shirley A. Troutman
N. Mulberry
Arthur L. Jones
Ash
James A. Bien
S. Poplar
John M. Thornbrugh
Donna J. Leecy
E. 5Th
Roy A. Ingram
S. Cherry
Terry L. McDaniel
City Atorney
Michael E. Hicks
James Jackson
S. Maple
Bruce Wray
Harvey Wray
S. Hickory
Janine Branson
Willow
Ralph Engle
Marguerite Bischoff
Williamsburg
Alvin Houston and Son
Ronny Debrick
USD
Kansas
Ottawa University
Pat Wright
Royal
Masonic Temple
Tom Cole
Herbert Cole
Washburn University
Wellsville
House of Douglas
Wall Street
Perry
PITT
Far A
Exec
Wichita
Navy
Ad Briefs
S. Main
George
Elbow Lounge
Pizza Village
Jim and Kay Jones
First Assembly of God, Sun
KOFO
KTJO
Far- Eagles Lodge
Hereford Inn
Marvin Ross and
the Country Gentlemen
Country Misfits
Dykstra
Dundee
Hotchkiss Real Estate Agency
Frank B. Hotchkiss
Chanute
Bob Hotchkiss
Franklin Savings Association
Association
Duane H. Hall
Revlon
Sutton
American Gem Society
Magnavox
Cliff Reynolds
Tv—Appliange Center
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