Graveside services set for Mrs Stevens at Woodlawn Cemetery
Graveside services for Mrs Stevens will be held at 11 p m Friday at Woodlawn Cemetery with Pastor Carl Minick officiating. The family will meet friends from 7 to 8 tonight at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam. Stevens
Stevens
Chapter
OES of
Pomona
Woodlawn
Carl Minick
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Opal V. Slankard
Opal V (Decker) Slankard
Dengel & Son
Warren Skiles
Greenwood Cemetery
Parole Hearings Set by Kansas Adult Authority
The Kansas Adult Authority schedules parole consideration hearings for October 20 and 24. Eligible in November include Ronald R. Hollman serving a Franklin County sentence. Open house by Pomona Ladies' Auxiliary set 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Pomona fire department. wood stove safety films to be shown. Testimony accepted in Topeka, Wichita, and Wyandotte County hearings. written submissions to Room 910, 535 Kansas Ave., Topeka 66603.
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Shanda W. Schulz
S. Mulberry
Michael J. Morrissey
Ells F. Hotaling
Princeton Road
Leonard W. Cheasbro
Ash
Targa
Tad and
Hazel Crumm
Lincoln
Mary E. Fowler
Mulberry
Steven C. Mason
W. 9Th
Ina
Scott D. Bird
S. Oak
Douglas D. Lessater
Ottawa
Roger Awwford
Deann L. Gragg
Billy R. Burns
Bath
C W. Gish
Osage
Jerry L. Warren
Poplar
Kansas Adult Authority
Ronald R. Hollman
Franklin County
Pomona
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Topeka Public Library
Wichita Public Library
Commissioners Room
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Local Ad Briefs and Dances Featured in Weekend Highlights
A string of local ads lists discounts at Freda's and KEROSENE sales at Cooks Getty, Jo-nathan apples at Waymire's Price Chopper, and various dance events at Sand Creek Restaurant, Saddleback Lounge, The Other Place, Timberline, and Wag on Wheel Pomona. Also notes Elks Bus trip to KC Chiefs game, Eagles dance, and Lincoln School Carnival Chili supper with carnival booths and auction.
City County Differences Outlined By Franklin Commissioner
Franklin County Commissioner Charles Mavity said Ottawa must approve a county proposal for the 23rd Street improvement to be completed. He explained the county cannot fund as the city can, offering labor, machinery, and limited funds instead. The group discussed city county cooperation, road projects, and opposition to a statewide reappraisal with classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Franklin County
Charles Mavity
23Rd Street
City of
Ottawa
Mavity
Ottawa Rotary Club
Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Roy Swank
Roger Keith
Mike Satterlee
Satterlee
Maiity
Eisenhower Road
Centropolis
Lane-Rantoul
Fort Scott
Commission
Swank
Minnesota
ECKAN Cancels Distribution Day in Franklin County
ECKAN reports no U S government surplus commodities distribution next Monday in Franklin County. No shipment of cheese or foodstuffs is indicated for delivery in time for the regular schedule. If a shipment arrives, a new distribution date will be announced later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckan
U.S
Franklin County
Alco
Silver-Haired Legislature Adjourns After Tax Exemption Vote
The 1083 member Silver-Haired Legislature adjourned after three days of meetings in Topeka with six of 23 measures approved. Key actions included a narrow vote to keep farm machinery and aircraft tax exemptions, and bills creating a Kansas hospital commission, expanding in-home health services, and instituting lifeline and conservation rates for utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House
Ruth Wilkin
Kansas House
Kansas Hospital Commission
Corporation Commission
Senate
Social and
Bored Boars Root For Bowling Balls
In Iowa, hog farmers use retired bowling balls as pig pens toys to curb boredom and promote activity. Farm operators and veterinarians describe pigs pushing balls, tires, and even pins around yards, with greenfield bowling alley owners supplying battle-scarred balls, noting happier pigs eat better and reach market weight faster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Dallas Bowman
Adel
Greenfield
Phil Anderson
Anderson
Greenwood Bowl
Mike Telford
Iowa Fork Producers Association of
West Des Moines
Telford
Wall Street Mixed as Rates Hover, Stocks Edge Higher
Wall Street saw mixed prices amid lingering rate uncertainty. The Dow rose 2.44 to 1,262.09 at noon while declining issues slightly led advances on the NYSE. The composite index gained .08 to 98.04. AMEX value index fell .56 to 228.78. Volume stood at 31.87 million shares.
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NYSE
American Stock Exchange
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the Daily Report
Johnnie Jacob
N. Cherry
Leona Pearl Reeder
Rfd
Jul Pickell
Martin Hall
D. A
Gladys Ledom
S. Sycamore
Robert Leach
Sarah Fritts
Public Safety News
Robert B. Dunlap
McDonald's
Us-59
Country Kitchen
Dunlap
Dane L. Berry
Marionne
James K. Weers
Harnden
District Court News
Donald G. Franklin
Arles D. Martin Jr
Tulsa
Shawnee Mission Leasing Co
Shawnee
Franklin
Martin
Kenneth I. Swadley
Baldwin
David S. Garrett
Wellsville
Gloria J. Pulliam
Osawatomie
Lawrence D. Tate
John S. Garrett
John A. Hernandez
Princeton
John Carroll
Overland Park
Kansas City Power & Light
Carroll
Tremont
Rhonda L. Williamson
Cynthia A. Griffin
Karen Skinner
Skinner
Ottawa Co-op
Ad Briefs
Drakes Jewelry
Sand Creek
Freda's
S. Main
Cooks Getty
Jonathan
Waymire
Wagon Wheel
Young Place
ELKS
K.C. Chiefs
N.Y. Giants
Eagles Lodge
Rowdy
Saddleback Lounge
Clarence
King’s Club
Raggedy Ann's
Lincoln School
Patrick Robret
Rohret
Wall Street
New York
Funeral Home
Jon Mortuary
Hickory
State Bank
Larry Bailey
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