Services for Maude Valentine held in Garnett church
Services for Maude Valentine who died May 8 were held May 7 at the United Presbyterian Church in Garnett with Rev. Robert Williams officiating. Music by Mrs. C. D. Meisenheimer and William Craig. Burial at Princeton Cemetery. Pallbearers named: Ray Brown, Fred Hicks, Keith Lankard, Dale Lybarger, Eugene Peine, Fred Pickett. Also includes Kansas City market cattle hogs and sheep quotations for Tuesday with detailed price ranges.
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Fuel Bill Program For Elderly In A Bind
In Topeka. Applications greatly exceeded funds for a state program aiding older Kansans with last winter’s fuel bills. Gov Bennett noted $300,000 was allocated by the Kansas State Agency on Aging to ten area aging agencies to assist eligible seniors.
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Robert F. Bennett
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Williamsburg Homewood Township Meeting On Fire District Plan
Residents of Williamsburg and Homewood Townships meet at 7 30 tonight in Williamsburg High School Auditorium to discuss forming a cooperative rural fire district. Petition signatures exceed 51 percent, REACT exit July 1 heightens urgency for fire protection amid rising utility costs and fixed incomes.
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Williamsburg High School
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Barracks 2255 World War I Veterans Luncheon and Meeting
World War I veterans in Barracks 2255 plan an 11 30 a m luncheon at the L and E M Buffet with wives, then a business meeting. Ottawa events include prom decorations viewing at 5 30 p m Saturday and a Kansas Association for Children With Learning Disabilities board meeting at Ottawa University Saturday at 11 a m. C Raymond Smith, formerly of Ottawa, has moved to Room 487 F at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Connie Clutter of Edgerton, formerly Ottawa, earned professional legal secretary certification, among fewer than 20 in the state, and now works for a law firm in Olathe.
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Franklin County
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Ad Briefs and Sales Highlights from Local Vendors
MIKE has leased the Kazy Kitchen and invites customers to try lower prices. The Saddleback Lounge features Bill Jordan on Wednesday night. The Village Shoppe advertises 25 to 26 percent off select juniors and Misses items and a senior edition photo deadline. Optimist coupon valid at Teter’s Texaco through May 20. ARROWHEAD Inn offers daily barbecue ribs for two dollars. Evangelistic services by Dr. Jim Anderson run through May 11 at Faith Bible Church. Clearances at Young Place feature second markdowns on spring items for infants to girls and toddlers.
Skunk Run Book Sale Returns With Circus Theme
Ottawa library hosts annual book sale Sunday May 15 from noon to 4 pm on the lawn with books puzzles games sheet music records and plants plus entertainment and refreshments. In case of rain the sale moves to the Ottawa Junior High School multi purpose room. Donations welcome with pickup if needed.
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Car Dealers Seek Dismissal Over News Story
Four of 15 auto salesmen who sued the Hutchinson News over a United Press International story asking for up to 300 in Small Claims court say they may owe the paper a mild thank you for the mid April article. The firms claim we created unusual interest in their business. A May 13 hearing on the newspaper's motion to dismiss is set, with June 21 hearings previously scheduled.
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Robert M. Combs
Joseph J. Ferry
Roy Lee Childs
Dick Pope
Wheat Progresses Amid Strong Kansas Growth
The Kansas wheat crop advanced well last week under favorable growing conditions across most areas, according to the Kansas Corp and Live stock Reporting Service. The report notes robust development and widespread improvement in yield prospects for the state.
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Kansas
Prison Invader Climbs Missouri State Penitentiary Wall
Michael Ray Bostick of Lee's Summit tried to scale the north wall of the Missouri State Penitentiary. He halted about three quarters up and was arrested. he said he rode off a freight train to reach town. Meanwhile, agriculture notes report wheat heading progress and crop conditions across regions, with pest issues and planting activity noted.
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Babysitters Wield Influence in Child Development Workshop
Irene Clepper from St. Paul led a sitter advice workshop in New York sponsored by Kenner Products. She urged careful selection, references, and clear information for new sitters, stressing safety, play, and early arrival to help children and families.
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Juvenile Programs Get Aid in Kansas Grants
Three grants totaling 36000 plus will fund community based efforts for delinquents and youths at risk. Gov. Bennett said the programs promote schooling and positive activities to keep youth connected with family and friends. Mi genback Family Life Center McPherson receives 17222 for parenting skills and alternatives to institutional care. Northeast Kansas Mental Health and Guidance Center Atchison gets 13610 for a counseling program for predelinquent youths. Four County Mental Health Center Independence gets 5495 for foster family training aiding about 50 foster families and 80 youths in Montgomery and Wilson counties. Funds come from state and federal sources.
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Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
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Migenback Family Life Center
McPherson
Northeast Kansas
Open Bids On Bridge Projects
The Franklin County Engineer will accept bids on five bridges until 10 a.m. June 8. The bridges are to begin construction 30 to 45 days after bid opening, half of the 10 planned for this summer. A legal notice to be printed Thursday in the Herald will provide specific information for contractors.
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