Deaths and notices from Coffeyville area services
Vera Ethel Winston of Coffeyville dies at 75 after treatment at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital. Funeral details note survivors including husband C. Carleton Winston, son Kenneth, siblings, and grandchildren. The column lists other obituaries, admissions and dismissals, births, divorces, marriage licenses, speeding fines, and market reports from Kansas City and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Winston
Vera Ethel Winston
Coffeyville
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
Larkinburg
Frank V
Laura Alderman
Denison
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority and Mortar Board
Ottawa High School
Roosevelt Junior High
Field Kindley High School
Field Kindley
Coffeyville Community Junior College
First United Methodist Church
Circle Four
UMW
PEO
Round Table
Tuesday Review Book Club
American Association of University Women
Arts
Navy Mothers
C. Carleton Winston
Kenneth A. Winston
Glen Alderman
Topeka
Gladys Gibbon
Marion
Til
Turner's Tale Shop Listings and Local Events
New shipment items include 5 to 10 pound balls and beads for macrame at Turner's Tele Shop on W. 15th. A Kindred Turkey Dinner at Masonic Temple on Sunday November 2 invites public, with prices for adults and children. VFW and Eagles dances feature local entertainers. Salvage groceries accept food stamps at 109 N. Main. Williamsburg Lions serve meals, and Elks and other fraternal groups host dances with The Showmen and The Coachmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
W. 15Th
Masonic Temple
Preschoolers ride ponies at Ed Revey farm in Wellsville
A group of 12 pre schoolers from Heidi and Peter Academy Ottawa visited the Ed Revey farm west of Wellsville on a chilly Friday. They rode in a wagon and cart led by Cocoa Buck and Jerry then swapped to saddles to ride Trigger before a hayrack ride pulled by a tractor. The children, teachers, and even a rabbit with red eyes enjoyed the windy farm visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istar
Wellsville
Heidi and Peter Academy
Ottawa
Ed Revey
Reveys
Revey
Buck
Jerry
Brian
Marilyn Nevenswander
Pat
Jimmy
Trigger
Kissinger Denies Final Approval of Covert Ops
Secretary of State Kissinger testified before the House intelligence committee that every U S covert operation was personally approved by the president during his term as national security adviser. He denied holding sole authority over clandestine CIA programs, while lawmakers seek who ordered assassinations wiretaps and mail openings and consider contempt steps for his refusal to provide a Cyprus crisis memo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
House Intelligence Committee
House
Cyprus
Kisainger
Kis
Singer
Nixon
State Department
James R. Gardner
CIA
White House
Otie G. Pike
Dn.y
Les Agpin
D-Wis
Pike
Sald
Lan
Ottawa High School Circus Theme Show
Ottawa High School presents an all-school variety show with a circus theme at 7 30 p m on November 7 and 8 in the gym. The program features clowns animals a circus band tap dancing guitar duets a barbershop quartet piano solos the drill team the Boys Glee Club and acrobatic acts directed by Dale Fox and Phill Scheldt tickets cost 1 50 for adults 75 cents for students and are sold by music students or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Ee the Boys’ Glee Club
Dale Fox
Phill Scheldt
Kirby Company Leases Space At Old Bank Building
The Kirby Company has leased the north section of the old Peoples National Bank Building at 133 S. Main and plans a service center. Steve Gorlin and his wife Judy will run the business servicing all cleaners. They moved from Emporia and reside at 419 Ward. A grand opening is set for December 10 to 13. The space was leased from Metcalf Business Center Inc., Overland Park, which recently purchased the building. Gorlin plans renovations to fit a salon and service center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Company
Schools Receive First State Aid Allocation For Special Ed
The first installment of state aid to special education totaling 3.8 million dollars has been disbursed to Kansas school districts. Gov. Bennett said about 12.1 million will be distributed for the 1975-76 year, 2.6 million more than 1974-78. Checks cover 40 percent, with a second payment in March and a final one next June including transportation aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
New Staff Member Joins Ottawa University Admissions
Jerry Dean, a Missouri Valley graduate and Boy Scout executive from Pittsburgh PA, joins Ottawa University as OU representative. He will travel to cover the eastern and southern states and the Kansas City area for the admissions office. Dean previously served as associate director of admissions at Mo Valley. He and wife Phyllis and their sons Robert and James reside at 1907 Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Dean
Missouri Valley
Pittsburgh
Ottawa University
Dean
Kanaes City
Mo Valley
Phyllis
Robert
James
1907
Olive
Former Wellsville resident Pte. Carpenter on recruit leave
Former Wellsville resident Pte. Randy Carpenter son of Mr and Mrs Ray Carpenter Madras Ore fn on recruit leave from the U S Marine Corps at his parents home He will be assigned to a school in Twenty nine Palms Calif for training in the communications field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Randy Carpenter
Ray Carpenter
Madras
Ore
U.S. Marine Corps
Twenty-nine
Palms
Calif
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the Daily Report
Probate
Clifton Detwiler
Clifton J. Detwiler
Damron-Towner Chapel
Peoria
Leon Nelson
Melvin Clevenger
Kermit Black
Adel
Mike
Lavell
George Enethen
James Thin
Ray Evans
Howard M. Warner
Dengel and Son
Worden
Dean Knewtson
Loren D. Matthews
George Myers
Lester Myers
Jodie Cole
Larry Breedlove
Don Salaberg
Henry Branstetter
Rex Myers
George Starbuck
Williamsburg
Meredith Johnson
Willow
Bertha M. Dawson
Charlotte Jones
Judy Brenner
Cypress
Claude Edwards
Bonnie Bethea
Chester Fredricks
Ira D. Ashburn
Gary L. Evans
Nancy Evans
Carolyn Sue Vail
Tracy M. Vail
Milton D. Durbin
Jodie L. Durbin
Thomas Lloyd Brown
Malinda Jane Hamilton
Overbrook
Rebecca Swanson
Birch
Timothy Kramer
S. Willow
Sheperd Collins
N. Mulberry
Martha Armacost
Rockwood Drive
Julia Cook
Main
Manuel Pacheco
N. Main
Jim Schroeder
S. Main
Looge
Warren Bisterfeldt
Ottawa Rfd
William Wood
Kansas City
Shorts
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Kansas
Salea
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wield
High Jaw
Kansas City Board of Trade
Ad Briefs
VFW
Marvin Ross
the Country Gentlemen
Turner's Tale Shop
Egger Salvage
ELKS
Cocoa
Heid! and Peter Academy
OHS
Jola
Atchison
Great Bend
Fort Scott
el Dorado
Clay Center
Concordia
Winfield
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Hays
Garden City
Dodge City
Junction City
Newton
Olathe
Shawnee Mission
Leavenworth
Emporia
McPherson
Beloit
Independence
Pratt
Hutchinson
Lyons
Salina
Wichita
Goodland
Wellington
Fe Osu Pee
Howard Ledom
Worden Weather Observer
Pauline Lang
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Shere
Anchor Savings Building
Richmond
Homemakers
First Baptist Church
Crusade For Christ
Fred Buckley
Homewood Christian
Taco Grande
Hevendy
Tostadas
Taco Burger
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