Services for Bill Stankard Held in Ottawa Chapel
Services for Bill Stankard who died Friday July 2 at Research Hospital Kansas City were held at 10:30 a.m. July 5 in the Ottawa University Chapel with burial in Greenwood Cemetery west of Ottawa. Officiating was Rev. Clifford Burke. Stankard, born March 25, 1938 in Greenwood, moved to Ottawa in 1968, was a city lineman since 1963, and served with the 127th FA ENG. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and married to Patricia Slaughter. Surviving relatives include his daughter Tamara, his mother and three sisters, with additional notes on relatives and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Slankard
Bill Stankard
Sycamore
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Ottawa University
Greenwood Cemetery
Ottawa
Clifford Burke
Slankard
Greenwood
Emmett E. and
Birdie (Blankenship) Slankard
James Stevens
Binghamton
Michael Ritzel
Pomona
Steven Wilch
Topeka
Billie Stankard
Franklin County
Baseball Scoreboard Saturday Games and Standings
California and Minnesota face off as pitchers Ryan Hartzel and Singer appear among mixed results. National League leaders New York and Cleveland post strong outputs, while trades and Sunday matchups shape the week. Big winners include New York 7 1 and Baltimore 2 1. Chicago 1 Texas 0. Texas at Chicago looms as key.
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California
Ryan
Hartzel
Minnesota
Singer
New York
Cleveland
Phila
Detroit
Pitts
Boston
Baltimore
St.Louis
Milwkee
Chicago
West Montreal
Kan City
West Texas
Cincinnati
Oakland
Los Ang
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
R. Reuschel
Seaver
Carlton
Medich
Ruthven
D'Acquisto
Cosgrove
Alcala
Rogers
Denny
Freisleben
Rhodes
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Texas
Briles
Barrios
Holtzman
Hood
Cuellar
Fidrych
Bosman
Leonard
Jones
Broberg
Local Ad Briefs and Openings Highlight Summer Promotions
Correction notes L M Buffet number 242-204 for 4th of July specials. Fireworks at East 15th Street Faith Lutheran 10 to noon and 4 to 9 daily. Mille and Nadine Gremminger plus Linda Mahoney take appointments at Wild Woody's Beauty Salon 242-4623. Now open: Coach Club members only. Hours through July and August vary. Willis Garden Center and Russell Stover chocolates featured. Gibson's July 5 open 12 to 5 offering $2 bills at $1.76 to first 200 customers.
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East 15Th Street
Faith Lutheran
Nadine Gremminger
Linda Mahoney
Wild Woody
Gibson’s
Community Revival Church sets 10 30 a m service
Corrected brief notes the first service at the new Community Revival Church will be at 10:30 a m Sunday. Floyd A Jacob of 1104 N Cherry is in intensive care at the Veterans Hospital in Topeka. Mrs Marvin Walker of Richmond is a patient at Bethany Hospital in Kansas City Kan. A square dance is added to Chautauqua Days on July 4 on Forest Park tennis courts from 7 to 9 p m with Bill Abbott calling.
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New Community Revival Church
Herald
Floyd A. Jacob
N. Cherry
Veterans’ Hospital
Topeka
Marvin Walker
Richmond
Bethany Hospital
12Th and
Reynolds
Kansas City
Kan
Forest Park
Bill Abbott
Minister Wears Abe Lincoln Bicentennial Sermon Outfit
Jim McCrossen pastor of the First Baptist Church secures a Bicentennial era costume for July 4. The ensemble includes mourning trousers a vest a stiff collar shirt a broad brimmed hat and a swallow tail coat. He plans a historical service with segregated seating and a church display while wearing his own size 14 shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lambert
Jim McCrossen
First Baptist Church
Kansas City
McCrossen
Abe Lincoln
Skyhook Firm Sold to Phoenix Group Keeps Ottawa Presence
Skyhook Corporation at 1640 Main was sold by Automatic Merchandising to Phoenix Corporation. Harold Sader of Phoenix said the Skyhook name and Ottawa location will stay, with a long-term lease secured to remain on South Main. Phoenix owns Skyhook International and Sponco and Hydra-Hoist subsidiaries. Hydra-Hoist may activate if construction picks up. Employment at the Skyhook factory has nearly doubled in the past year, and Phoenix aims to push export sales and growth beyond 1975 levels. Sader plans to move his family from Atlanta, Ga., to the Ottawa area soon.
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Skyhook Corporation
Main
Phoenix Corporation
Harold Sader
Phoenix
Skyhook
Ottawa
Sader
South Main
Corporation
Atlanta
Public Vigil Honors Declaration Display in Washington
Washington observers marked 76 hours of display for the Declaration of Independence as a salute to freedom. President Ford, Speaker of the House, and Chief Justice Burger opened the vigil at the National Archives. A two hour Constitution Avenue parade, Smithsonian Folklife Festival, and concerts at Kennedy Center and Wolf Trap planned, with over 500000 expected to attend. demonstrations by groups including the American Nazi Party were also noted. Honor America, funded by Marriott Corp, sponsored the events featuring Billy Graham, Bob Hope, Art Linkletter, and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
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Washington
Ford
United States
House
Albert Iand
Warren E. Burger
National Archives
Constitution Avenue
Smithsonian
Kennedy Center For the Perene Arts
Hev
Billy Graham
Bob Hope
Art Linkletter
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Bowling Scores Roundup From the Wild Bunch League
Bowling scores and high records from the Wild Bunch League show top marks by H Taylor 179 503 for the GIBSONS and W Baylor 155 445 for SPARES. Other high totals include J Hart 183 460 for the ROOKIES and C Fetter 159 426 for LAST FOUR with notable 233 860 by G McGray of BUMS.
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Wild Bunch League
H. Taylor
Gibsons
W. Baylor
L. Pyle
F. White
J. Seriner
Armstrong
L. Turner
Mustlers
Troutman
Ramey Drugs
M. Triplett
J. Schulz
R. Lonofeliow
Strugglers
M. Bledsoe
WILD
C. Wilhite
E. Oelachleger
G. McGray
R. Coffman
C. Fetter
Roehl
Roahl
City Scores Football League Standings and Player Totals
Football league results show Faith Lutheran and First Methodist posting high scores with multiple players listed by name and stat lines. Across churches including Nazarene Assembly, First Baptist, Worth Baptist, Westminster, Calvary Baptist, Wesleyan, and others, totals reflect team scoring and individual yardage or goal tallies, highlighting key players such as Zimmerman, Willams, Schulte, and Lanester while noting various abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Haas
Wolfe
Smith
Fon
Frank
Gipson
Lanester
Stoves
Nazarene Assembly
Gaing
Giffard
Phillipa
Thorton
Shum
Chega
Young
First Baptist
King
Shanahan
Grogan
Moor
Nauman
Radar
van Lieden
Pankratz
Robarts
Scroggins
Burke
Roush
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the Daily Report
Edward Perry
la Jean Perry
Lamb-Roberts
Woodlawn
Ralph Hessel
Eldon Rader
William R. Kloster
Leonard Barber
Roy Huske
Bimbo Johnson
Wayne Ledom
Allen Toumberlin
George Toumberlin
Kansas Heart Association
Vearl Garrison
Williamsburg
Earl Meiers
Roy Glover
Grace Russell
S. Cedar
Mary E. Cox
E. Logan
Richard Mossman
Canterbury Court
Terry Falls
Walnut
Glenice Brown
S. Main
Blaine Phillips
Calvin Grover
Ottawa Rfd 4; Fred Cox, C6 N. Sycamore; Mrs. Jim Sharp
Ash
Mary Hays
Quenemo
Gaylin Snodgrass
William Hopkins
Gilbert Pottorff
Wellsville
Russell Cantrell
Stewart
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Department of Public Safety
Terry A. Falls
S. Walnut
Lynn Underwood
Falls
Eighth and
Cedar
Michelle D. Lane
W. 2Nd
S. Willow
Household Finance Corporation of
Overland Park, Kan
Thomas McFarland
Myrna J. McFarland
Household Finance
Probate
Ricky Mack Hicks
Linda Kay
Shorts
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
San Francino
The
Associated Press
American League
Tast
Ad Briefs
L&m Buffet
Brenda. Mille
VFW
Bill Jordan
Vern Smith
Coach Club
Red Rooster
Willis Garden Center
Russell Stover
Raney Reynold
Shear Image Beauty Salon
Wilson
Aed Ea
Memoriam
Denelsdon Mortuary
Arrowhead Restaurant
Nazi Party
White House
Honor America
Marriott Corporation
Wolf Trap Farm Park
Virginia
Westminster
Betno Shepard
Gisen
Wallace
WH. Wallace
Doty
Owen
Od. Ball
Chambers
Hicha
Tofala
Calvary Baptist
Nurphrey
Garber
McParland
Ream
B. Roush
R. Taylor
T. Taylor
Curtie
Wesleyan
Zook
Dodd
G. Waseda
Te Woods
Wagner
Nevenswander
Adcock
B. Woods
Rothfuss
Uptert
Reual
Robsra
Totala
Freddy Fender
Dolly Parton
Elvis Presley
Johnny Cash
Icharuf Tooreropi
Aving Mamin
Gteachers
Burgay
Bunaibi
Jafeetinlal
Ronnie Milsap
Ort
Alco
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