Open House for Dr James L Shoemaker in McPherson
Dr James L Shoemaker opens a chiropractic practice with an open house in McPherson. He is son of Leo and Mrs Shoemaker Medicine Lodge and grandson of Mrs Pearl Shoemaker Ottawa. The family will visit Ottawa midweek. First Baptist Vacation Bible School slated June 3 in Elliott Hall directed by Mrs Max Alderman and Mrs Pete Smith for children through sixth grade. Sessions 9 15 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Bring sack lunches and optional milk money. Deaths include W T Hopkins 78 Williamsburg retired pharmacist with services Tuesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home and graveside rites by Anchor Lodge 224 A F and A M. Hopkins Drug Store founder died after long illness. Lonnie E Cox 48 Pomona died after a year illness. funeral Tuesday at Towner’s Chapel. Raymond L Alterman 22 Pleasanton Spec 5 killed in car train crash near Pleasanton. to be buried at Pleasanton Cemetery. Lester E LaNier 86 died at Crestview nursing home. funeral Wednesday at Towner’s Funeral Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Shoemaker
McPherson
Leo Shoemaker
Medicine Lodge
Pearl Shoemaker
Ottawa
Kansas City
First Baptist Vacation Bible School
Elliott Hall
Max Alderman
Pete Smith
W. T. Hopkins
Williamsburg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Millard Wren
Fort Scott
John
Mary Ann Hopkins
Ethel Diestelhorst
Claypool Drug Store
Hopkins Drug Store
Hopkins
Kansas
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Anchor Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Roland Hopkins
Lafayette
Calif
Lonnie E. Cox
Pomona
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Towner’s Chapel
Woodlawn Cemetery
Cleve C. Cox
Emma May (Williams) Cox
Betty Hay
Harrisonville
American Legion
Warren Black Post 60
Edward
Max
Lonnie Jr
Michael
Ruth
Dave Cox
Blue Springs
Robert Cox
Katherine Roe
Bessie Fagg
Buckner
Eva Avebuchon
Buckner, Mo
Raymond L. Alterman
Pleasanton
Kan
Vietnam
Pleasanton Presbyterian Church
Pleasanton Cemetery
Homewood
Eric Alterman
Okinawa
Lester E. Lanier
S. Oak
Crestview Nursing Home
Towner’s Funeral
Clyde Greisen
Hope Cemetery
Wayne
Mark Rice 78 Ottawa restaurant operator dies
Mark T. Rice 78 of 221 W 2nd St Ottawa retired restaurant operator died at 4 50 am Sunday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a five month illness He was born June 13 1889 in Jamestown NC son of William H and Florence Work Rice and lived in Ottawa since childhood He married Nettie M Adamson in 1916 in Ottawa He retired in 1955 after 30 years in Ottawa's restaurant business He was a member of the First Christian Church and Ottawa Lodge 24 ICCF A daughter Mrs Billie Lou Day of Kansas City Kan died in December 1966 Funeral 2:30 pm Tuesday at Dengel and Son Mortuary Burial Highland Cemetery.
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Mark Trice
Mark T. Rice
W. 2Nd St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jamestown, N. C
William H
Florence (Work) Rice
Ottawa
Nettie M. Adamson
First Christian Church
Ottawa Lodge No. 24
I.C.C.F
Billie Lou Day
Kansas City
Kan
Bernhardt's Summer Dance Classes Begin June 3
Bernhardt's announces summer dance sessions starting June 3 at CH 23696. Adv details and registration information available through local listings and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhardt
Reverend Earl Fine Addresses Quenemo Baptist Church
Rev Earl Fine a Quenemo native spoke at Quenemo Baptist Church. He and his wife work with the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board to Nigeria. Also listed are a 4 family yard sale at 934 N Poplar with clothing and antiques, and a Memorial Day closing at Kramer Drug Store from 2 to 3 pm on Tuesday May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fine
Quenemo
Quenemo Baptist Church
N. Poplar
Adv
Emporia Man Wins Michigan NDEA Fellowship for Doctoral Work
Allen D. Glenn of Emporia son of Mr and Mrs Orville Glenn has received a University of Michigan NDEA fellowship to pursue a doctorate in social studies research. He will work with Dr Byot G Massialas and will receive his master’s degree in August. Glenn teaches at Emporia State College and will spend the summer in Western Kansas before moving to Ann Arbor with wife Sandra and children Shari Sue and Steven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen D. Glenn
Emporia
Orville Glenn
S. Poplar
N.D.E.A
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Byot G. Massialas
Glenn
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Cobar
Emporia State College
Sandra
Shari Sue
Steven
Kansas
Harris Liljegren
Funeral notices and sports results in brief
Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Bennett were held May 24 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. Raymond W. Raley presiding. Burial followed in Lake Cemetery, Lamar. Services for Mrs. Betty Lou Melroy on May 25 at Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev. Don Rothfuss officiating. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Jay Silvester set a world discus record 218-4 at the California Relays. Gerry Lindgren broke the American 3 mile record in 13:8.8. Margaret Court and Kerry Melville led Australia to the Fed Cup final victory. The Netherlands were eliminated. Graham Hill won the Monaco Grand Prix in 2:32.3. Kathy Whitworth captured the Dallas Civitan Open by one stroke with 209 total. Sandro Mazzinghi defeated Kim Kiesoo to reclaim the world junior middleweight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bennett
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Raymond W. Raley
Melvin Clevenger
Evelyn Griffin
Lake Cemetery
Lamar
Betty L. Melroy
Betty Lou Melroy
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Don Rothfuss
Bill Bond
Don Hall
al Hancock
Gary Knight
Jerry Kiefer
Homer Teter
Associated Press
Modesto
Calif
Jay Silvester
Gerry Lindgren
California
Area Degrees At K State Commencement Student List
Kansas State University lists area residents earning degrees in the upcoming commencement Saturday evening. Iola: Vickie Ann Taylor B S. Lebo: Robert A Becker B S Kenneth D Sullivan B S. Waverly: Larry G Hess B S Dale J Perry B A. Williamsburg: Francis G McDonald B S. Ottawa: Sharon F Rice Brown B S Sandra L Daugharthy B S James Francis Graham B A Charles Olin Minckley B S William E Pippenger B S Marsha Lou Stevens B A Margaret A Williams B S Pomona: Allen Ray Crawford B S. 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
Iola
Vickie Ann Taylor
B.S. Lebo
Robert A. Becker
B.S
Kenneth D. Sullivan
B.S. Waverly
Larry G. Hess
Dale J. Perry
B.A. Williamsburg
Francis G. McDonald
B.S. Ottawa
Sharon F. Rice Brown
Sandra L. Daugharthy
James Francis Graham
B.A
Charles Olin Minckley
William E. Pippenger
Marsha Lou Stevens
Margaret A. Williams
B.S. Pomona
Allen Ray Crawford
Herald Shifts City Editor and Adds Staff
Terry Ostmeyer becomes city editor succeeding Zeke Wigglesworth who resigned for The Chronicle in Muskegon. Ostmeyer, joining in 1964 as sports editor, retains his sports column. Allen Winchester of Hutchinson joins news staff for summer. Tony Tesar moves to advertising. Roger Vogel replaces him in press department after Parsons Junior College studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Herald
Zeke Wigglesworth
Chronicle
Muskegon
Mich
Ostmeyer
Allen Winchester
Hutchinson
School of Journalism
Tony Tesar
Herald Press
Lenora Horn
Tesar
Roger Vogel
Parsons
Parsons Junior College
Oh Bitter Trail Classifieds of a Fading Goodbye
Obscure classified line reflects a memorial notice for a departed person. terse phrasing suggests a brief farewell with a hint of personal loss. No clear names or locations are readable, but the fragment conveys mourning and social absence within a small community.
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the Daily Report
S. Ash
Clyde LaNier
Richard LaNier
Clifford LaNier
Wetmore
Leonard LaNier
Wayne LaNier
Dengel and Son
Garland Bohn
Highland Cemetery
LeRoy Rose
Clifford Stipp
E. Logan
Steven Griffin
Max Ribeau
Lou Ann Johnston
S. Maple
Ernest Dunn
Everett Ewing
Lucy Titus
N. Sycamore
James Briganti
Sheldon Hall
Ottawa University
Dale Smith
Florence Harrah
S. Mulberry
Douglas Pope
S. Elm
Michael Kutler
Osawatomie
Cathy Sumner
RFD
Steven L. Fredericks
N. Cedar
Jean C. Smith
E. 15Th
South Main
Harry E. Brown
Ottawa Police Department
Lyle B. Lewis
Bonner Springs
Edward Peterson Snellbaker
Clearwater Pinellas
Fla
James W. Ratliff
Princeton
George D. Haverty
Steven E. Butts
Edward L. Seyler
Loren L. Leikam
Donald Wayne Kirkland
Rantoul
Leo W. Wallace
S. Cedar
William T. Hepburn
John R. Parker
Merle H. Taylor
John W. Houston
Willis Garden Center
Kramer Drug
Memoriam
Louin Dengan
Lamb-Roberts
Paris
Margaret Court
Kerry Melville
Australia
Netherlands
U.S
Nancy Richey
Mary Ann Eisel
Monte Carlo
Graeham Hill
Lotus
Monaco
Dallas
Kathy Whitworth
Milan
Italy
Sandro Mazzinghi
Kim Kiesoo
Korea
Ottawa Herald
Brown’s Hardware
Ottawa, Kansas
LA Nier
Lester E
Towner
Ottaewa
Acapulco
Fuleton Furniture Warehouse
15Th
Ambassador Motels Inc
Dept
W. Colfax
Denver
Colorado
Airlines
Universal Airlines Personnel Schools Dept
International Airport
Miami
Florida
GILY
Lodge
R. Lee Finch
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Johnson Chevrolet
Baldwin
Zell Food
Overland Park Area
Otetawa Herald
Victor Lofgreen
Ransom Hospital
Hiva Oyler
Jim Clark Motors
Chrysler Corporation
American Motors Products
Lawrence
General Services
Joe Blake
Jobor
Hogelin
Timates
J.W. Taylor
Pickering Piano Service
Spring Hill
Wassmer’s
Bennie Stinson
Lee Hill
Overbrook
Highway
F.W. Adams
Edgerton
Douglas Mosher
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Irmey Antiques
Fred Purvis
Robert L. Davis
South
West Homee Woods
Cliff
Ord
Hobbs
Watts-Combs
Keith Watts
Leonard Combs
Lebo
Waverly
Priniy
Ben Printy
Cap
Printy
N. Main
Walter Beal
Farmers Co-Op
Richmond
Esther Hull
Prinety’s Auction House
Main
M. John
Red Daleton
Printy’s Auction House
M. Grace
Duane Hooking
Jack Nelson
Osage City
Lou Larkin
Cherry
Sears
Dr. Hiss
Paine
Jocuzzi Pump
Mersible
Budge’s Hardware
Real
McCoy
Davis Faint
Joe Pat Maloney
H. W. Maloney
Ottawa Rfd 4
Pittsburg State
Downer’s
Renae
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