William L Crocker rites set for May 19 in Pomona
Obituary notices from The Daily Report list funeral details for William Lester Crocker 72 of Topeka with services at Damron-Towner Chapel, burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Surviving family includes six sons four daughters a sister 27 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Also mentioned are Ruey Ella Porter Adah H Urquhart Andrew Cramer Ruth F Shire and several admission notices.
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William L. Crocker
William Lester Crocker
Pomona
Green Acres
Topeka
Damron-Towner Chapel
Woodlawn
Crocker
St. Francis Hospital
Ottawa
Roxie Alcorn
William Lester Crocker Jr
Salinas
Calif
John Walter Crocker
Helena
Mont
Charles Edward Crocker
Moorpark
Larry Joe Crocker
Claude Roy Crocker
James Donald Crocker
LaVera Bruner
1016 S. Main
Lenora Holton
Enterprise
Ala
Robert Greene
Fort Collins
Col
Mary Ann Hicklan
McCalisburg
Town
Elizabeth Jester
Ruey Porter
Ruey Ella Porter
N. Poplar
Crestview Nursing Home
Don Powell
Ontario Cemetery
Holton
Porter
Farris, I
Samuel and
Mary
Shaw) Cattrell
Kansas
Trinity United Methodist Church
Edward Porter
Kenneth Porter
Bessie Melchert
Hemet
Damron-Towner
Ontario
Ottawa arts and music events and local notices
Arts listings for the week include the USC music awards banquet at 6 p.m. in Cyclone Ream, senior Eldon Roehl and Melinda Unruh art displays at OU and art building, and band concerts at Ottawa schools. A Philharmonic concert in Kansas City JHS seniors, horticulture fair, and public safety notes follow with dismals and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.C
Eldon Roehl
Ottawa University
Melinda Unruh
Ottawa Junior High
Ottawa Senior High
Eugene Field
Crown Center Square
The
Kansas City Philharmonic
Pierson Hall
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Ottawa High cancels awards assembly at 7:30 PM
The Ottawa High School awards assembly scheduled for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. has been cancelled. Awards will be distributed by department heads instead of the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Buses To Ottawa Night At Royals Leave At Five
The Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce will run buses to Ottawa Night at the Royals on Thursday departing at 5 pm from the east side parking lot of the 200 Block of South Hickory, south of Minnick's. Attendees are encouraged to bring sack lunches if desired.
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Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
the Royals
South Hickory
Minnick’s
PHS Head Resigns at Pomona School Board Meeting
POMONA Andy Tompkins resigned as high school principal. resignations also accepted for Bill Reese, Jean Fitzgerald, and Eloma Buckle. Rodney Bennett to graduate and study in Africa. Luther McClendon awarded a diploma. Board approved two 48 passenger buses for 16100 plus trade-in, speaker systems, and raises of 7 percent for salaries and activities, with 600 for extra classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Andy Tompkins
Tompkins
U.S.C. 287 Board of Education
Bill Reese
Appanoose
Jean Fitzgerald
Williamsburg
Eloma Buckle
Rodney Bennett
Rodney
Africa
Luther McClendon
Allied Bus
Star Spangled Scoutacular Camp-Out In Rain At Swope Park
About 37 local Boy Scouts braved heavy rain to attend the Star Spangled Scoutacular at Swope Park in Kansas City. Troop 77 under Joel Nordeen sent 16 members, Troop 76 led by Ed Beck had four, and Troop 127 with 17 members under Don Hay arrived Saturday. Scouts from troops within a 150 mile radius joined in Dutch cooking, exhibits, worship, and tree planting during the weekend camp-out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Swope Park
Joel Nordeen
Ed Beck
Don Hay
Big Highway Plans for Kansas Released by Turner
State Transportation Secretary C D Turner outlined three tentative highway programs totaling 868.5 million dollars for Kansas. The plan funds 633 miles of non toll interstate completion by 1986, a 1984 funded freeway buildout, and a rehabilitation and resurfacing program starting July 1 1977 with 9.56 million. Interstate work would be 90 percent federal and 10 percent state, totaling 537.6 million and 35 miles of interstate either under construction or to be started. The freeway portion allocates 323.3 million for 115 miles of new or upgraded expressways across eight corridors, plus engineering and ROW for 55 miles and location studies on 160 miles beyond 1984. The Three-R program for 1977 begins 94 miles of improvements, including 20 miles of I-435 in Johnson and Wyandotte counties at 137.4 million, I-670 in Kansas City at 78.9 million, completion of I-35W in Wichita at 27.5 million, modifications at 29.8 million, and rest-area upgrades at 4.8 million.
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Turner
Johnson and
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Wichita
John R. Cauley, KC Star Washington chief, dies at 68
John R. Cauley former chief of the Kansas City Star Washington bureau died at a Kansas City hospital at age 68 after a yearlong illness. He joined the Star in 1954, led the Washington bureau from 1964, and retired in May 1974 after a career on markets telegraph and editorial desks.
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Kansas City
John R. Cauley
Kansas City Star
Washington
Cauley
Star
University of Missouri
Local Court News and Community Notes
Charges include marijuana possession with a Tuesday court date and two checks written on Jan 14. Regional market quotes, cattle and hog prices, and local notices cover housing seminars, naval training graduates, fundraising walks, and upcoming community events.
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D. Williams
Bennett's
Suttons
Keys Announces Reelection Bid From Kansas District Two
Representative Martha Keys, the only Democrat in Kansas' delegation, formally announced her candidacy for renomination in Topeka. She will file petitions later, cites focus on Kansas communities, and rejects personal attacks while defending her voting record and district interests.
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Peka
Kan
Martha Keys
Jd-Kan
Kansas Statehouse
Kansas State
Carol
Washington
Keys
Appeals Uphold Ehrlichman and Liddy Convictions
Washington AP reports the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the 1972 break in at Daniel Ellsberg psychiatrist’s office involving former White House aides John D. Ehrlichman and G. Gordon Liddy. The ruling affirms their convictions in the political burglary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lakemary Center Track Meet Honors Rodney McClay Host
Rodney McClay optometrist and Lakemary Center board member will serve as honorary host at the Lakemary Center invitational track meet in Paola. He will join the center director to present ribbons to about 250 competitors at Paola High School athletic field. Nearly 70 students from the U S C 290 school system are expected to race dash and relay events, ball throws, and a wheelchair race. lunch will be provided by Paola-area business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney MccClay
Lakemary Center
Paola
McClay
Paola High School
U.S.C
Paola Business People
Farm Bureau Notes Tire Price Increase Affects Members
Farm Bureau members are advised tires will rise 11 percent by May 26. If you need tires call Scott's Service at 242-0796. Eldon's Salon will be closed May 18 for staff to attend an educational beauty show. Coach Club with Bill Jordan airs May 19. Membership applications are now being accepted. Special sale at Village Shoppe offers junior tops and bottoms for 10 dollars, values to 20 dollars. Metzger Salvage lists items including plywood and cat food. Sutton's Jewelry advertises 76 silvertone pendants at 1.35 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Scott's Service
Eldon
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the Daily Report
Adah H. Urquhart
Lamb-Roberts
James W. McCrossen
Marion
Oliver K. Ringering
Andrew Cramer
Highland Cemetery
Don Rothfuss
O. L. DePriest
Dan Neulenswander
Kenneth Baxter
Fred Disque
Ted Johnson
Gail Nitcher
Ralph Robertson
Gene Ames
Bill Bryan
Gayle Page
Jim Walker
Don Woodward
Joe Yockey
Ruth F. Shire
Richmond
First United Methodist Church
Ira DeSpain
Marvin Duvall
T. D. Wheat
Lowell Shire
Leland Shire
Kendall Shire
Michael Shire
Robert Hadsall
Fred A. Mazurier
Robert Hamm
Waverly
Clifford Adkinson
S. Walnut
Richard Latimer
Walter Ottaway
Joseph Gorton
Wylan Flory
Tammy Elder
Poplar
Arnold Christiason
Pomota Rfd
Willis Dain
S. Elm
Ila Bearly
W. Fth
St. Terr
Ronald Hartpence
Charles Mayer
Olive
Harry Castleberry
Police News
Gerald Slemp
E. 7Th
Alta Cruces
Humane Shelter
John’s
White Grocery
Andy
Nellie Deering
Barbara Coward
Indian Lanes
Probate
Steven Lawton Ward
St. Paul
Barbara Jean McNair
Kaw
Freeda Wilson
Robert English
N. Mulberry
Wilson
English
State of Kansas
Daniel C
PHS
Boy Scouts
Topeka, Kan
C.D. Turner
KC Star
House
Supreme Court
San Diego
OHS Cytones
Gray
Patrick
Savings and Loan
First National Bank
NAVY
Rodney M. Tedrow
Charles E. Beck
E. Wilson
Navalee Center
Great Lakes
Oak Haven Nursing Center
Jerry Peffly
H.P. Peffly
Ash
Butler County Community College
el Dorado
Convention and Tourism Committee
Chamber
David C. Burlingham
Charles Burlingham
Katherine Ruth Betz
Hobart L. Betz
Rantoul
Joyce Marie Secrest
Harrigan Secrest
Pittsburg State
Red Cross
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Hickory
Franklin County Democrat Central Committee
Anchor Savings Building
Suzan Wallace
A. H. Wittmeyer
Emporia State
Ethelyn Bennett
Eugene Field Elementary
Walt Pankratz
Naval Reserve
Pankratz
Martha
Oas
Wanna Chapel
Paul Damron
David Miler
David Bunch
Joy Ferns
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Ad Briefs
Coach Club
Bill Jordan
E.d
Metzger Salvage
Sutton
Amangal Corporation
ISC Diversified Investments, Inc
Financial House
South Main
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