Admissions and dismissals listed for area residents
The Daily Report records admissions and dismissals including Shirley Long, Mrs. Ralph B. Emerson, Mrs. Louis Foltz, Esther Weedman, and others. Municipal Court notes Joseph W. Zamora fined $20 for operating without a valid license. Civil suits include Continental Oil Company vs John Campbell for $764.54 and Donal Horne and Geraldine Horne vs Ruth Cox for $115.57. Multiple traffic citations list fines from $15 to $46 for speeding and related offenses. Kansas City livestock quotes cover cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and Wednesday estimates.
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Shirley Long
S. Mulberry
Ralph B. Emerson
S. Oak
Louis Foltz
Princeton
Marlin Kimball
Ottawa
RFD
Rex Piesker
Richmond
Esther Weedman
Chester Woodrum
Walnut
Roy Miller
Wellsville
Seth Dunn
Quenemo
Olin James
Erma West
N. Poplar
Robin R. Dunn
Continental Oil Company
John Campbell
Ottawa Insulation Company
Donal Horne
Geraldine F. Horne
Ruth Cox
Darrell L. Anderson
Willow
Don L. Evertson
Melvern
Charlotte A. Jones
Pomona Rfd
Curtis K. Sims
Karen R. Stinson
Franklin and Anderson Counties Plan Joint Bridge Replacement
Franklin County Commissioners and Anderson County Commission met Monday at the county line over Sac Creek southwest of Richmond to view two bridges and approve joint planning for their replacement. They also reviewed the Franklin County Conservation District proposed budget of 9 250 for operations and 2 570 for activities. Warren Wakeman, county noxious weed supervisor, was scheduled to attend a noxious weed educational meeting in Nemaha County.
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Franklin County
Anderson County
Sac Creek
Richmond
Franklin County Conservation District
Warren Wakeman
Nemaha County
Beam Dump Sparks Regret From Iowa Alcohol Officials
Leon, Iowa AP reports Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Commission director Rolland Gallagher announced 23 cases of Coors beer would be dumped after confiscation from a 17 year old who brought it from Kansas for a high school graduation party. Coors is not distributed in Iowa and the beer is contraband due to minor possession.
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Leon
Iowa
Rolland Gallagher
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Commission
Kansas
Coors
Gallagher
Towa
Oil price fears drive Wall Street slide
Wall Street fell broadly as traders anticipated a possible oil price surge after an African conference hinted at a 30 to 35 percent rise. The noon Dow dropped 8.76 to 621.34 amid more decliners than gainers on the NYSE. Oil stocks weakened with Exxon, Atlantic Richfield, Getty, and Continental showing notable declines.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Africa
American Stock Exchange
Exxon
Atlantic
Getty
Continental
Rich Donation Sparks Homebase and REACT Upgrades
Directors of Homebase and the REACT Fire Department each received $1000 from the Rock Creek Community Club. Lew Stratton and Raymond Gillette presented to Homebase director Bob Pence and REACT members Bill Gordon and Gerry Didde. Club funds come from the old Rock Creek Community Building sale. Members plan a June 29 picnic and outline use of the windfall: a new fire engine for REACT and furniture for Homebase.
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Homebase
React Fire Department
Rock Creek Community Club
Lew Stratton
Raymond Gillette
Bob Pence
Bill Gordon
Gerry Didde
REACT
Ralph Sand
Rock Creek
Didde
Pence
Israel Moves Toward Sinai Accord Summit Amid Shifting Pledge
Washington sources say Israel is softening on a no belligerency pledge as part of an interim Sinai deal with Egypt while Prime Minister Eshkol prepares to meet President Ford. Kissinger told Congress a Middle East settlement will need some American assurance of Israel’s security, though he avoided the word guarantee.
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Washington
Israel
Egypt
Yitzhak Ae
Jolie
Ford
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Middle East
America
House International Relations Committee
Kissinger
Suzuki Institute Next Week At Ottawa University
Nearly 100 young musicians aged 4 to 16 are expected for the American Suzuki Institute at Ottawa University from June 15 to 18. Eight teachers will lead sessions focusing on cello violin and a new piano Suzuki method class coordinated by Alice Joy Lewis. Ottawa University offers three hours of credit for attendees, with Emporia State offering one hour. Activities include crafts swimming and parent discussions on Suzuki Philosophy instrument care and listening versus reading. A Sunday recital features institute faculty, with two major concerts planned Wednesday and Thursday evenings in the OU Chapel.
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American Suzuki Institute
Ottawa University
Phill Scheldt
Ash
Alice Joy Lewis
S. Hickory
Ottawa
Dallas
Texas
Deerfield
Ill
Lamont, Towa
Lawrence
Parsona
Scheldt
Fathers of the World Across History Named in Heralded Roles
Kansas City AP reports Hallmark researcher Sally Hopkins lists renowned "fathers" across fields. Geoffrey Chaucer Hippocrates James Madison Izaak Walton Homer Samuel Adams Aristophanes William Caxton are cited as Father of English Poetry Father of Medicine Father of the Constitution Father of Sport Fishing Father of Epic Poetry Father of America Father of Comedy Father of Printing. Romans also called Cicero Caesar and Augustus fathers of their country.
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Kansas City
Hallmark Cards
Sally Hopkins
Geoffrey Chaucer
Hippocrates
B.C
James Madison
America
Izaak Walton
Homer
Samuel
Adams
Aristophanes
William Caxton
England
George Washington
Miss Hopkins
Cicero
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Funeral services for George T. Puvogel set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Mr. George Thomas Puvogel will be held from Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon at 2 00 oclock June 11 1975 Rev John W G Hill officiating interment will be In Worden Cemetery west of Baldwin City Friends may call at the funeral home until time of Services
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Puvogel
George Thomas Puvogel
Lamb-Roberts
John W. G. Hill
Worden
Baldwin City
Man Charged After Brief Escape Here
Twenty two year old Adolf Garcia charged in Franklin County Court with the June 7 escape from Franklin County Jail. He was released on his own recognizance after pleading no contest to escaping. Damaged property charge dismissed. Sentencing set for 9 30 a m Wednesday.
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Adolf Garcia
Franklin
Franklin County
Garcia
Law Enforcement
Princeton Alumni Basket Dinner Planned for Alumni
The Princeton Alumni Association will host a basket dinner for alumni and families starting at 1 p.m. on June 22 in the Richmond Community Building. Bring table service and contact details for any uncontacted graduates via Marian Madison at 937-2570. Mrs. Blanche Henderson, Garnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Nilges, Richmond, underwent major surgery last week and is a patient at Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City Missouri. An Ohio Township Volunteer Fire Department meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Princeton firehouse.
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Princeton Alumni Association
Richmond
Marian Madison
Blanche Henderson
Garnett
al Nilges
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Ohio Township Volunteer Fire Department
Princeton
Man Faces Charges Against Jim Moore in Franklin County
Jim Moore 25 Williamsburg faces charges of enticement of a child and battery in Franklin County Court after an alleged Monday incident. He allegedly invited a person under 16 to enter a house to commit an unlawful act and used force. He was captured in Williamsburg and held in jail with a $1,000 bond. a 2 p.m. hearing was set.
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Franklin County
Jim Moore
Williamsburg
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Moore
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