Church Music Workshop set by Methodists at Baker Jan 24
The Kansas East Conference and United Methodist Musicians will host a Church Music Workshop at Baker University January 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Five classes will cover understanding and use of music. Adv. Lloyd Heidner of Pomona was hospitalized at Stormont-Vail in Topeka after an emergency appendix operation and stays in room 609.
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Kansas East Conference of
The
United Methodist Church
Fellowship of United Methodist Musicians
Baker University
Lloyd Heidner
Pomona
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Baxter Community meeting set with potluck at 7:30 p.m.
The Baxter Community House hosts a 7:30 p.m. Friday meeting with a potluck dinner. Also noted are notices about Otto Cammerbeke’s death in Melvern Ark and several local hospital and FFA contest items involving Richmond and Eskridge residents.
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Baxter
Baxter Community House
Otto Cammerbeke
Melvern
Ark
Richmond and Garnett Area
Gary Lee Chandler
L. L. Chandler
Gary Edward Poss
Don Poss
Eddie Joe Mader
Joe Mader
Richmond
FFA
Eskridge
Chandler
Poss
Mader
Number Ceiling Not Imposed in February Draft Lottery
Washington AP report notes the February draft lottery will not impose or suggest any upper limit to numbers called to meet the quota. Despite questions about a space-setting ceiling, Gen. Hershey steps down Feb. 16 and a yet unnamed successor could shift plans.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Nixon
White House
Pentagon
How Do You Get To Sesame Street Library Notes
Sesame Street is described as a funded, educational TV project for pre schoolers. It spans puppets people and cartoons with goals to narrow the intellectual gap before formal schooling. Librarians helped compile bibliographies and provide books for use in Head Start day care and nursery schools. The local library offers Story Hour sessions and copies of bibliographies for parents.
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Allie
Children’s Television Workshop
T.V
Carnegie Corporation
Ford Foundation
U. S. Office of Education
National Book Committee
Envoys Resume Formal Talks Between U S and China in Warsaw
U S Ambassador Walter J. Stoessel Jr. met with Chinese Charge dAffaires Lei Yang at the Chinese Embassy in Warsaw to restart ambassadorial discussions. Accompanied by three aides, Stoessel arrived two minutes after 2 p m. Talks follow eased trade and travel limits on Red China, with likely slow progress and no immediate shifts expected from Washington.
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Warsaw
United States
China
U.S
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
Lei Yang
Stoesse
Paul H. Kreisberg
Donald M. Anderson
State Department
Thomas W. Simons
Taipei
China News
Peking
United Nations
Stoessel
Nixon
Washington
William P. Rogers
Soviet Union
Formosa
Detwiler Detlws? Obituary and Funeral Notices From Baldwin
Services for Wayne Thomas Detwiler 48 of Baldwin died Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Towner's Chapel burial Highland Cemetery. Detwiler born March 12 1922 Baldwin to Charles W Detwiler and Gladys L Anderson Detwiler. Survivors: mother Gladys Detwiler Baldwin brother Roy Detwiler Mound City sister Lois Elliott Overland Park. Also notices for Ralph Nitcher Hazel Russell births deaths and hospital notes including admissions dismissals and accidents follow.
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Wayne Thomas Detwiler
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Towner’s Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Detwiler
Charles W
Gladys L. (Anderson) Detwiler
Gladys Detwiler
Roy Detwiler
Mound City
Lois Elliott
Overland Park
Ralph Nitcher
Valley Center
Wichita
Bird-Snodgrass Funeral Home
Ray Nitcher
Iola
Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Nitcher
Pomona
Wichita Wholesale
A.F
A.M
Marie
Ronnie Nitcher
Des Moines
Iowa
Aneta Bell
Troy
Margaret McNees
Ethyl Lindsey
Ben Nitcher
Simon Nitcher
Albert Nitcher
Ottawa
Ioa
Hazel Russell
Albert Sigler
Richmond
Hazel
Kinchloe) Rossell
Chicago
Rossell
Franklin County
Martin Kinchloe
Daisy (McDaniel) Kinchloe
Richmond High School
Emporia State
John Rossell
Myrtle Point
Ore
Leoda Francis
Auburn
Marjorie
Kippler
Ava Nutt
Daisy Kinchloe
Kansas City
Harveyville
Ill
Ambiguous figures echo in unsettled financial row
The fragment lists multiple sums including 97,000.00 175,944.75 75,000.00 and a larger 2,743,719.50, suggesting a backward or garbled ledger entry with varied monetary amounts without clear context or attribution.
Country Club Elects President At Ottawa Annual Meeting
H. R. Neach was elected president of the Ottawa Country Club at the annual meeting, succeeding George Maratall. Neach had served as vice president last year alongside officers Harry Evans and Mrs. Tom Gleason. The board includes Mrs. Gleason Lawrence Kramer and Jack Davis, with Maratall Mrs. John Netherland and Bud Kramer retiring.
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H. R. Neach
Ottawa Country Club
George Maratall
Neach
Harry Evans
Tom Gleason
Don Kornhaus
Gleason
Lawrence Kramer
Jack Davis
Marstall
John Netherland
Bud Kramer
Two Ottawa youths injured in wreck near Manhattan
Five miles south of Manhattan on K 177 on January 16 a collision involving a state highway truck left Kansas State University students Mark Waymire and Skip Nesbit with facial injuries. Waymire was back in class. Nesbit missed finals and plans to retake tests later in the week. A second car was involved. Waymire had facial stitches and Nesbit facial and head stitches.
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Ottawa
Manhattan
Mark Waymire
Don Waymire
Ward
Skip Nesbit
Mark P. Nesbit
S. Cedar
Kansas State University
Waymire
Nesbit
Nixon vows Carswell ethics push as advance man works
Mitchell visits Capitol Hill to defuse ethics concerns before Carswell nomination. He presents financial statements to GOP leaders to preempt Haynsworth-like questions. Public announcement follows as Republicans rally to support the Floridian nominee despite past ethics allegations.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
George Harrold Carswell
John N. Mitchell
Capitol Hill
Carswell
Mitchell
Haynaworth
Bank Report of Condition and Assets and Liabilities
The report shows assets totaling 12,872,936.40 including cash and balances due from banks 11,395,275.98 and securities 49,368,211. Liabilities and capital total 12,872,936.40 with deposits around 11,985,871.71 and capital accounts 837,896.48. Cashier R. C. Winchester certifies the figures as true and directors attest to accuracy.
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U.S. Treasury
U.S. G
Neal B. Baxter
John F. Hudelson
Lois C. Baxter
Nicholas V. Hudelson
U.S
United States
Cedae Neg Ees
IRS
SEC Capital
R. CL Winchester
R. C. Winchester
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Coffman’s Welding Service
Kenneth Davis
Williamsburg
Independence Hospital
Independence
Ewing Fritts
Lawrence
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Kansas
the Daily Report
Charles Feburly
de Soto
Enn Meister
Ottawa University
Jack Green
Wellaville
Fred Unger
N. Oak
John O’neill
Robert Andrews
Ottawa Rfd
Gary Stevens
Charles Hull
Joe Galegor
Princeton
Ellis Stottlemire
Rantoul
Donald Burgess
Greg Lauver
Brookside Lane
Main
Galen E. Brown
Grant
Daniel R. Lee
Chestnut
South Main
Anthony Godinez
Earl L. Wier
Ash
Godinez
Ottawa Cooperative Association
John Sassaman
Pomona Rfd
Bonnie L. Howard
Donald M. Howard
Earl D. Powell JR
William Waters
Feeder Tteem
Choice
Feeder
Ateer
Citizens State Bank
Nament Agencies
Rees
State of
Franklin
Eileen Bowman
Notary Public
Country Club
Ottawa Herald
Peoples National Bank
Bunkeas
Sens
John F. Kennedy
PNB
Ottawa, Kansas
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