Services for Frances Elizabeth Bunch held in Pond Creek
Frances Elizabeth Bunch died June 27 and services were held Thursday at Robson-Towner Funeral Home with burial July 1 in Pond Creek Cemetery Oklahoma. Officiating were Richard D. North James T. Creighton Rex L. Marsh and Dale C. Westhoff. Organist was Mrs. Ernest Hall with vocalists Debby Derr Jeanne Stevenson Donna Marsh and Emory McKenzie. Pallbearers included Carl Nichols Carl Koehler Lylban C. Elliss Edward P. Patterson Andrew C. Dokes Ray Eaton Bill Hobbing Harry Tucker and Edward Klubler II.
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Frances Bunch
Frances Elizabeth Bunch
Robson-Towner
Pond Creek
Oklo
Richard D. North
James T. Creighton
Rex L. Marsh
Dale C. Westhoff
Ernest Hall
Debby Derr
Jeanne Stevenson
Donna Marsh
Emory McKenzie
Carl Nichols
Carl Koehler
Lylban C. Elliss
Edward P. Patterson
Andrew C. Dokes
Ray Eaton
Bill Hobbing
Harry Tucker
Edward Klubler II
Social Security Payments Up Five Point Eight Percent
Washington reports a 5.8 percent rise in Social Security checks to offset higher living costs, tied to the Consumer Price Index. The increase also covers 4.3 million SSI recipients, with many beneficiaries facing a small Medicare premium offset. Most recipients receive both Social Security and SSI or Medicare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Ad Briefs Fireworks and Sales Notes from Local Vendors
Local ads list items and promotions from Chippewa Hills Farm Market Pomona Metzger Salvage Mary Kay Sandi Clary Sarah Coventry jewelry plans and contact numbers. Also features Dare to bid at Dondee Fabrics clearance VFW dance Rhythm Ramblers Litwin's jeans Kiwanis steak feed at Forest Park July timing Havoline oil sale Town and Country Supply Broasted chicken catering Tylenol price drop Kramer Drug vacation alert LONNIE Bones at LB's Headquarters and L and M Buffet specials plus a correction for Peace SGA ad and a July 3 Agricola Schoolhouse event by a Bible College quartet.
Investigation continues into Ottawan's death
Harold Roberts aged 44 died of carbon monoxide poisoning in his pickup four miles east of town after being missing since Thursday. Coroner lists CO poisoning as cause, with police awaiting further test results by late next week. Roberts, born February 22, 1933, moved from Garnett six years ago, worked as Bendix truck driver, and married May 27 this year to Betty Edwards. He leaves a wife, six children and four stepchildren, plus parents and a sibling. Services set for Saturday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Princeton Cemetery burial.
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Harold Roberts
Roberts
East Seventh Street
Here
Franklin County
Rex Bowling
Department of Public Safety
Savonburg
Lester and
Creola Wemmer Roberts
Garnett
Bendix Corporation
Betty Fisher Edwards
Patty Mauk
Cleveland
Ohio
Nicki Heistand
Topeka
Laura Crooks
Waverly
Tia Roberts
Richmond
Andrew Roberts
Tola
Deborah
Vicki
Roland
Elizabeth Edwards
Earl Roberts
Greeley
Delma Boyce
Arlington
Tex
Dengel and Son
Princeton Cemetery
Grain stock could rise with favorable weather, says USDA
Washington AP report notes the Agriculture Department expects a large grain stock build up if weather is good. It forecasts 70.8 million acres of corn to be harvested next fall, signaling ample supplies for the market.
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Don Kendall
Associated
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
District Judge Rules on Kansas Medical Aid Regulations
Shawnee County District Court Judge E Newton Vickers refused to block the state from implementing medical assistance rules. The decision supports cutbacks proposed by SRS Secretary Robert Harder to save money, affecting about 4500 Kansas families relying on medical aid. Legal Aid Society plans to press the suit to challenge the criteria as discriminatory while the case proceeds.
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Pera
Kan
Shawnee County
E. Newton Vickers
Kansas
Vickers
Robert Harder
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Larry Rute
Legal Aid Society
Topeka
SRS
David Gray
Wichita
State of
Civil War film to screen at Calvary Church Sunday
A fast moving Civil War film Red Runs the River will be shown at 7 p.m. Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church 925 W 7th free to the public. June rainfall at Worden reached 6.93 inches above normal bringing this year to 20.20 inches and last year at this time to 12.93 inches. Normal rainfall is 18.36 inches. Eldon Rader and son Scott 1335 S Mulberry have bought the Kansas City Star route in Ottawa from Tom Chappell 1413 St Main. Sale included route truck and equipment. Chappell will assist in handling the route in coming weeks.
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Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
Worden
Eldon Rader
Scott
S. Mulberry
Ottawa
Tom Chappell
St Main
Chappell
Chapell
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the Daily Report
Steven Smith
Elm
Charlotte Browning
Crestview Nursing Home
Albert Bennett
Kingston
Mae Bean
Ida Bien
Williamsburg
Pauline Mages
RFD
Philip Longfellow
Ash
Dale Schmoe
Willow
Eugene Reeves
Princeton
Lyle Doty
Fifth and
Cedar
Fred E. Henning
S. Cedar
Barbara A. Peters
15Th and
Main
Kirk A. Davis
Marilyn K. Goins
Kansas City
South Main
Ad Briefs
Chippewa Hills Farm Market
Pomona
Metzger Salvage
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Sandi Clary
Sarah Coventry
Dondee Fabrics
VFW
Rhythm Ramblers
Litwin’s
Kiwanis
Forest Park
Havoline
Town and Country Supply
Walnut
Maxine
Us-59
I-35
Bill Jordan
the Brothers and Sisters
Saddleback Lounge
Eddie’s
Kramer Drug
S. Main
Lonnie Bones
L & M Buffet
E. 5Th
Mike
Agricola
Sun
Bible College
Salem
Ottawan
Lamb-Roberts
Osage City
Kanon Hwy
Ford
Dearborn
Kabesler
George Coons
Wayne Wischropp
Golden
Salina
HNL
Victoria
Hays
Police Department
Pomnatia Lake
Vassar Playhouse
Idy Loves
Opal
Seafood Supreme
Ithyanh
We Service Company
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