Richmond Baby Dies En Route To Hospital
James Orville Bowley four percent months old, son of Richard and Delores Bowley of Kansas City, died Friday in a taxi while being taken to a hospital. Exact cause unknown. Graveside services held at Garnett cemetery with Percy Peine and George Glover bearing the casket. Survived by parents, brother Richard Anthony Bowley, great grandmother Anna Peine of Greeley, and grandparents Hubert and Helen Peine of Richmond. Numerous relatives attended or visited, with local gatherings and hospital updates noted for the community.
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James Orville Bowley
Richard
Delores (Penne) Bowley
Kansas City
Richard Anthony Bowley
Anna Peine
Greeley
Hubert Peine
Richmond
Garnett Cemetery
Percy Peine
George Glover
George Peine
John Hochstatters
Walter Peines
Colony
August Flemings
Percy Peines
Lawrence
Richard Burke and Sons
Garnett
Roger Browns
George Glovers
Ottawa
Clyde Foraker
Herb McClures
Reid Freese
Evans Freese
Hutchinson
Dan Lickteigs
Lawrence Chandler
Gary
Chris Mersman
Gregg Lickteigs
Lloyd Mills
Paola
W. J. Johnstons
Richard Johnstons
Westphalia
Allen DeGarmo
Progressive Bridge Club
Delmar Bowmans
Bob Browns
Herb Amc-Clures
John Crascrafts
Melvin Stockards
Earl Brooks
Kansas University Medical Center
Charles Edwards
Dan Laws
Gloria Lebo
Joe Kuesers
Donnie Kueser
Frank Hahners
Shawnee
E. M. Pearson
Chanute
C. H. News
Cecil Vinings
Carl Loree
Baldwin
Dale Bures
Scotts A.F.B
Illinois
Pete Bures
Lena Brummel
Maurice Lichteig
Bures
Alfred Sigler
Red Cross
Richmond Township
Rawlie News
Ed Fellingers
Tulsa
Okla
John Coles
Clyde Brockus
Lane
Fred Bones
Ottawa Hospital
Harold Robertson
Barbara
Floyd
Jerry Robertsons
Eugene Kratsberg
B. T. Moherman
J. R. Smithheislar
Charley McCandless
Altoona
John Moore
Fred
Leroy Litsch
Charley Mardick
Albert Dunbars
Charley Dunbar
J. E. Linsdales
Chet Phillips
Pauline Withers
Fern Weatherly
Ben Hurley
St. Louis
Floyd Phillips
Raymond Campbell
Richland
Cecil Spratt
Raymond Langley
Harriett Phillips
Bob Phillips
Grace Brown
Rantoul
Theron Phillips
Melvin
Minnie Phillips
el Bennetts
Clarence Peines
Helen Peine
Aubry McDonald
Harrisonville
Dust Storm Damage Across Five States Reaches 4.64 Million Acres
A House agriculture subcommittee was told February dust storms damaged 783000 more acres across Kansas Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas. As of March 1 total wind damaged land in the five states stood at 4644000 acres, led by Colorado with 3023000. Other totals: Kansas 525000 New Mexico 152000 Oklahoma 238000 Texas 706000.
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Washington
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Department of Agriculture
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