Episcopal Case Raises Questions and Contempt Ruling
NEW YORK AP The Episcopal Church faced a major dispute as presiding bishop John M. Allin was cited for contempt for failing to testify in a Washington disciplinary case. The lengthy process included multiple court orders, defense motives, and scheduling conflicts, ending with a contempt finding against Allin and a description of the events surrounding his absence. Burial details and civil suit judgments appear in the surrounding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington, D.C
Episcopal Church
John M. Allin
Hugh R. Jones
Washington
William Wendt
Bishop Allin
Father Wendt
Allin
Wich
Stringfellow
Brown
Toronto
Canada
Arizona
Missouri
Jones
Canterbury
Phoenix
Ariz
Daily Report records several divorces and court actions
The Daily Report lists divorces for McClouds and Bryan, multiple small claims and judgments, criminal suits including aggravated battery and bad checks, numerous traffic citations with fines, a marriage license, dismissals, a birth notice, emergencies, and Kansas City market reports with cattle, hogs, and sheep prices and pending sales.
Fees for Army Corps campgrounds to begin May 15
Overnight camping fees will be collected at Corps of Engineers campgrounds from May 15 to Sept 15, ranging from 1 to 3.50 dollars based on facilities. At least one camp at each lake will be free. Seniors 62 and older may obtain a Golden Age Passport for 50 percent discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Corps of Engineers
Col
W. R. Needham
Kansas City
Wolf Creek
Lake Pomona
Carbolyn
Cutlet
Michigan Valley
Melvern Lake
Coeur de Alene
Arrow Rock
Turkey Point East
Turkey Point West
Perry Lake
Longview
Old Town South
Old Town North
Perry Area
Rock Creek
Slough Creek
Sunset Ridge
Thompsonville
Consumers pare debt as spending slows amid inflation
Americans continue to pay down debts by hundreds of millions of dollars with car dealers feeling the pinch as inflation suppresses buyer mood. Banks predict looser purse strings later this year though the gain may be gradual. Analysts debate whether the savings pace signals recession or a forthcoming expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
First National City Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank
Wall Street mixed gains on March stock surge
News of robust March inventory selling pushed markets higher. The noon Dow rose 5.17 to 845.67 as NYSE leaders advanced. Hercules Inc jumped to 39 to a 34 block. NYSE composite up 0.84 to 47.78 and AMEX up 0.46 to 87.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Hercules, Inc
NYSE
American Exchange
MGIC
Coca-Cola
N.Y
Ryder System
McCulloch Oil
Farm Bureau Secretaries Attend Conference in Manhattan
Virginia Nordyke Judy Collins and Helen Feuverborn Franklin County Farm Bureau secretaries attended a Farm Bureau Secretary Conference in Manhattan. The Dayspring Trio from Kansas City will perform at Ottawa Wesleyan Church 933 N. Cherry at 10:50 a.m. on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Nordyke
Judy Collins
Helen Feuverborn
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Dayspring
Kansas City
Ottawa Wesleyan Church
N. Cherry
Bob Robbins
Farm Bureau Insurance
Sue Hellar
Recital at OU features Ferree and Lauritzen in campus hall
Ottawa University senior Robert Ferree from Muskogee Oklahoma will present a 3 p m vocal recital in Tony Jones Recital Hall with Crystal Sato pianist and solo works by Handel Irish folk songs German lieder and contemporary pieces. Freshman Frederick Lauritzen will perform Bach and Hue flute solos. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ferree
Ottawa University
Muskogee
Okla
Tony Jones
Crystal Sato
Frederick Lauritzen
Bach
Hue
Ottawa High School Band Concert At School Gym
The Ottawa High School Band led by Chris Criz performs a 7:30 p.m. concert on May 12 in the school gym. The 68-member group will present classics to rock, with intermission by the Jazz Ensemble of OHS and a trumpet solo by Scott Weber. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Chris Criz
OHS
Scott Weber
KU Signs Juco Star Nobles with KU national scholarship
Lawrence AP Herb Nobles a 6-foot-7 forward from East St. Louis Illinois signed a national scholarship with the University of Kansas. Nobles led junior college scorers with 1,463 points in two seasons at Johnson County Community College Overland Park Kansas and averaged 26.5 points in 1974 75. He was a high school all American and the Jayhawk Junior College Conference outstanding player last season.
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Lawrence
Kan
Herb Nobles
University of Kansas
Ted Owens
Nobles
East St. Louis
Johnson County Community College
Overland Park
Jayhawk
Mother's Day meals and gifts highlight local ads
A roundup of Mother’s Day offerings across venues. Hereford Inn hosts a special all day dinner, House of Douglas invites reservations in a newly decorated dining room, and Budge's urges gifts for Mother's Day. Plus local events at Tilton’s Inn, Dykstra repairs, garden center specials, and a VFW dance with Marvin Ross and Country Gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford Inn
House of Douglas
Funeral services for Rose Lily Hutchins May 10 1975
Funeral services for Rose Lily Hutchins will be held at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon May 10 1975 at 2 00 oclock with Rev Leon Neilson officiating Interment will be in Highland Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home until time of services
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Harriett Horrell
Harriett M. Horrell
Damrot Towner Chapel
Don Rothfuss
Lee DePriest
Raymond and
Martha Sundatrom
Highland Cemetery
Buford Beeson
Everett Finch
B. W. Campbell
Kenneth Baston
Richard Pointer
Raymond Horrell
TriState Leasing Inc
Judy Guilfoyle
Gail Kennels
Tri-State
Merle Paul
Bryan Kelley Trust
Gladys Paul
Franklin Savings Association
Franklin Savings
Avco Financial Services
Jess L. McCloud
Avco
Jess
William Stringfellow
John FE. Hines
Calcutta
Bengal
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Jocelyn Martin
Gilbert F. Martin
Willow
Dennis P. Spratt
Cecil D. Spratt
Rantoul
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas
The
Heart Association
the Daily Report
Bill Ogle
A. A. Burgdorfer
Teresa Elder
Jack R. Elder Sr
JoAnn Carr
Board of County Commissioners
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mary K. Madl
the Farmers Cooperative Association of Richmond
John Estes
Estes Metal Craft
State of Kansas
Larry Fitzpatrick
Richard Collins
Tom Beaudry
Waymire Food Mart
Lance Joseph Guzman
S. Oak
Cecil E. Beatty
Ottawa Rfd
Virginia L. Couch
Williamsburg
Wilbur E. Johnston
Wellsville
Frankie J. Newkirk
Dorothy R. Snyder
Wylan L. Flory
Ottawa
Robert H. Smith
Lyndon
Antoni J. van Leiden
S. Poplar
Theodore S. Madl
Brenda S. Willhite
Cedar
Alan M. McMillen
Gregory W. Phillips
Garnett
Greg E. Gangwish
S. Princeton
Robert W. Cassity
John L. Rose
Michael H. Guyett
S. Cherry
Coats
Probate
Tedieo Lemorn Templeton
Teresia Jane Robinson
Cecil Cartwright
Pomona
George Hibler
Harrison Jones
Ottawa Rfc
William Wenthe
George Puvogel
Olive
Clarence Martin
David Markley
Benjamin Graham
Osawatomie
David Woodward
S. Locust
Darwin Hough
Danny Callahan
Ronald Lacey
Choice
Business Mirror
Wall Street
A. D. Hereford Ranch
Tom Chambers
Wellaville
Larry Averill
Kansas State University
Richard Loren Graham
Steven James Grogan
Paul Glazier McKenna
Mark Ernest Skidmore
Steven Lee White
Natalie Cecile Gant Griffeth
Robert Dean Good
Michael Glenn Willhite
Byron Mohr
Rado Mohr
Pi Sigma Alpha
Emma Wiesner
Richmond
Axtell Hospital
Newton
Ottawa Fire Department
West Second Street
Friends of the Library
Ollie Nelson
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Oak Haven Rest Home
Elizabeth Greishar
Mankato
Minn
Ollie Bohnert
Marsh
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
Ad Briefs
VFW
Tilton's Inn
Fri
Willis Garden Center
Merle Norman
West 2Nd
Dykstra
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Boston
Stinebaugh’s
Eisenhower
Stinebaughs
Budge’s
Harwood
John At Jenkins
Alco
Marvin Ross
Country Gentlemen
Lamb-Roberts
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