Local students in arts and pageant news at Emporia State
Clifford Fritts son of Clifford and Mrs Fritts Pomona RFD 2 joins Emporia State symphonic band playing flute as a music major. SHERI SCHULTZ daughter of V O Schultz 425 E 12th is one of 11 Miss Sunflower finalists sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda. She is a soph in physical education and was last year's runner up. A dance by Bob Moody with Kenny Toumberlin on steel at VFW Hall Saturday 9 p.m.
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Clifford Fritts
Pomona Rfd 2
Emporia State Symphonic Band
Sheri Schultz
V. O. Schultz
Emporia State
Phi Beta Lambda
Social Security Help Event Planned At Youth Center
Social Security representatives will appear from 9 am to noon Tuesday at the Youth Center 115 W. 4th to assist those applying for benefits or seeking information.
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W. 4Th
Ottawa students to entertain at Dole victory reception
Pam Locklear and Roger Dahssen, two Ottawa University students, will perform at Senator Bob Dole's victory reception at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Ramada Inn in Topeka.
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Pam Locklear
Roger Dahssen
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Bob Dole
Ramada Inn
Topeka
Army Spec Schoepflin assigned to Vietnam combat engineer unit
Roger S. Schoepflin 21 son of Mr and Mrs Homer H Schoepflin and Virginia wife from Baldwin was assigned January 3 to the 937th Engineer Group near Pleiku Vietnam as a combat engineer.
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Roger S. Schoepflin
Homer H. Schoepflin
Virginia
Baldwin
937Th Engineer Group
Pleiku
Vietnam
Army Pvt Kramer and Pvt Brand Assigned in Vietnam
Army Pfc William H. Kramer 23 son of Mr and Mrs Howard M Kramer was assigned as a seed at the 86th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam December 28. His wife Nancy lives at 3240 Maplecroft RFC 5 Orchard Lake Michigan and he earned a B S degree in 1967 from Emporia State. Army Pvt Charles R Brand 20 son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Brand Osawatomie was assigned as a clerk typist with Vietnam December 26.
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Howard M. Kramerlverh
86Th Engineer
Vietnam
Kramer
Nancy
Maplecroft
Rfc 5
Orchard Lake
Mich
Emporia State
Charles R. Brand
Fred L. Brand
Osawatomie
Cottey College honors Sara Steere on dean’s list
SARA STEERE of 1143 S Mulberry Nevada Mo has been named to the dean's list at Cottey College for three semesters. She is a second year student, Phi Theta Kappa member and president of the Emerson Social society. REV T J Tuttle missionary will speak at Community Foursquare Church at 9th and Hickory Sunday morning and evening.
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Myron Steere
S. Mulberry
Cottey College
Nevada
The
Phi Theta Kappa
National Scholastic
Emerson Social Society
T. J. Tuttle
Panama
Community Foursquare Church
9Th
Hickory
Mothers' March of Dimes Evening House Drive
The Mothers' March of Dimes will start at 7 p.m. Tuesday and run as an annual door to door fundraising drive conducted from house to house in the community.
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Mothers’ March of Dimes
Status Of Major Bills At Topeka
AP The Kansas Legislature updates show Senate Criminal code SB I A bill revising the criminal code including abortion and insanity provisions in Judiciary Committee hearings to continue Monday. Open housing SB I G I A bans discriminatory housing practices with exemptions for owner occupied units. referred to Local and State Affairs. Highways SB2 A plan to boost highway construction, raise gasoline tax to seven cents, and fund with $30 million yearly bonds for 10 years. sent to Transportation and Utilities. House Highways HB1012 Would build turnpikes Wichita to Hays and Kansas City to Oklahoma border. referred to Roads and Highways. Death penalty HB1038 Would abolish the death penalty in capital cases for a life sentence. referred to Federal and State Affairs.
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R — Hutchinson
Wichita
Hays
Kansas City
Oklahoma
James L. Francisco
D — Mulvane
Brian J. Moline
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Investigation ends in Palermo counterfeit bust
DETROIT AP reports a seven year probe into Michigan's largest counterfeit operation peaked in Palermo Sicily with three arrests and about 1 million dollars in fake twenty dollar bills seized. European and American authorities coordinated the raid. The bowling scores section lists high games and player totals from various leagues and venues.
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Detroit
Michigan
Palermo
Sicily
Queen Of Courts Candidates Chosen At OHS
The varsity basketball team chose seniors Carol Anderson Deanna Hagelin and Sarah Killough as Queen and attendants for the annual Queen of Courts. The selection will be announced at halftime during the Rosedale game with a post game dance and a Record Party at 8 30 tonight featuring Mr Forker and Mr Shepard at a Wichita meeting for administration.
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Carol Anderson
Deanna Hagelin
Sarah Killough
Rosedale
Ohs
Forker
Shepard
Committee of Administration
Wichita
Jane Hoppe
Nancy Schmidt
Dan Perkins
Turner
Carolyn Wiggins
Death notices for Lloyd G. Eckenroed and James E. DeWitt
Lloyd G. Eckenroed 56 of 714 Pecan died Friday at University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kansas. Services at 2:30 Monday at Towner's Chapel burial Rose Lawn Cemetery officiated by Rev James McCrossen. Survived by wife Marguerite Dufour, two brothers, and several nieces and nephews. James E. DeWitt 72 of 703 W 19th died this morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services at 2 p.m. Monday Lamb-Betts Funeral Home burial Highland Cemetery officiated by Rev sea R Hearnett. Survived by wife Ermand Gorton and daughter, sister, grandson, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home after 9 a.m. Sunday.
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Franklin County
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Lewis AR. Hearne Jr
Highland Cemetery
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Pecan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Towner’s Chapel
Rose Lawn Cemetery
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Eckenroed
Dover
Shelby
Florence (Wiley) Eckenroed
Marguerite Dufour
Olathe
The
Brick Layers Union No. 1290
James E. Dewitt
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb- Betts
Sea R. Hearnett
Welch
Okla
Lyndon B
Hattie Belle (Smith) DeWitt
Ermand Gorton
Miami
North Baptist Church
Gordon Barnes
Manhattan
J. O. Mattix
Muskogee
Frank W. Barnes
S. Mulberry
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Across Local Listings
Admission and discharge notices list Mrs Lola C Heinis Lori Lynn Amos Mrs Cleda Gentry Sharon Gordon plus E J Foote Richard Ecord and others. Emergency patient Lynn Lee Ball treated for a forehead laceration. weekly hospital meals and a Kansas City cattle and hog market summary follow with prices and ranges.
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Lori Lynn Amos
S. Locust
Cleda Gentry
S. Oak
Sharon Gordon
Williamsburg
J. Foote
Paola
Richard Ecord
Homer Atchison
S. Cherry
Everett Ewing
Lynn Lee Ball
Award to Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co for regional ad prize
Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co. won second prize in the central region of International Harvester's dealer advertising contest. The color ad appeared in the Ottawa Herald on Sept. 24, 1968. The award includes a wall plaque and a $76 bond, with the region covering most of the southwest United States.
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Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co
International Harvester
Ottawa Herald
United States
Man Arraigned In Burglary At Bush City Grocery
Fred Beckwith of Garnett was bound over to the district court for trial on burglary and breaking and entering charges. He has been held in the Anderson County Jail under a $1,500 bond for the Jan 14 burglary of Weirich's Grocery in Bush City, with merchandise valued at over $50 allegedly taken.
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Garnett
Fred Beckwith
Beckwith
Anderson County
Weirich’s
Bush City
School Menu at Central Heights Schools
Tuesday menu lists ham and beans Harvard beets combination salad strawberry shortcake cornbread butter and milk for students and staff.
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Central Heights
Harvard
Inflation Fight To Be Cautious
New York AP report outlines Kennedy plan to curb inflation without sharp moves risking unemployment. Administration aims to extend the 10 percent income tax surcharge beyond June and keep gold at 35 dollars an ounce to stabilize the dollar. Kennedy says action will balance decisiveness and minimal disruption while inflation must be contained. stock market leaders discuss broker commission revision and impact of large funds. 1968 earnings shown by Mobil, Shell, and Inland Steel.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Robert W. Haack
New York Stock Exchange
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