Louie Moore 69 to have Baldwin area graveside service
Graveside rites for Louie Moore 69 of 713 King Ottawa will be at 10 30 a m Oct 27 at Oakwood Cemetery. He was born April 29 1906 in Osage City lived in Baldwin area retired from Baldwin Lumber and later worked part time for Ottawa schools. He was a Baptist Church member married to Beulah Brooks in 1939. Survived by a Topeka stepdaughter Mary Blanton four Topeka brothers three Topeka sisters and several step grandchildren and great grandchildren. Admissions and dismissals listed. Divorces and court notices noted. Chicago futures trading report ends fragment.
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Louie Moore Baldwin
Louie Moore
King
Ottawa
Oakwood
Osage City
Baldwin
Baldwin Lumber Company
Baptist Church
Beulah Brooks
Mary Blanton
Topeka
Raymond Moore
Alfred Moore
Belsy Moore
Armistice Moore
Denver
Colo
Bertha White
Community notices and harvest market items in brief
A collage of ads and market data shows an antique auto club picnic at Pomona Lake at 4 p.m., authentic Indian jewelry showings at 1309 S Mulberry, salvage yard ads, rides to polls and political solicitations, Halloween events at Eagles and VFW, and beef and hog market reports from Kansas City with price ranges and sales figures. The items mix events, sales, and election-related notices with livestock market data and community briefs.
Wallace Feels Fit After Long European Trip
Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama completed a two week European tour visiting Britain France West Germany Belgium and Italy. He said his stamina supports a presidential bid next year and that his European trip signals the unofficial start of the campaign. Wallace plans a decision after returning to Montgomery and will likely rely on television campaigns in the primaries.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Britain
France
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Presi
Montgomery
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Kissinger
China
Anwar Sadat
Ching
Martin named director of computing services at OU Martin
Spencer Martin, Ottawa University graduate and son of OU president emeritus Andrew Martin, is appointed director of computing services at OU Martin. He holds a doctor of education from Kansas and has worked in research and data processing for the Kansas City Board of Education, Parsons College, and the Electronics Institute of Kansas City. The family lives in Olathe and plans to move to Ottawa.
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Spencer Martin
Ottawa University
Martin
Andrew Martin
University of Kansas
Kansas City, Mo
Board of Education
Parsons
Iowa
Electronics Institute of Kansas City
Olathe
Ottawa
Ottawa Woman Missing From Franklin County Shelter
JoAnn Stewart a 24 year old in the Franklin County Rehabilitation Program has been missing since about 10:30 p m Thursday. Last seen near Third and Hickory close to her home on Cedar Street wearing light yellow slacks a white sweater and blue tennis shoes. She is described as 5 4 about 105 pounds with dark brown hair brown glasses and a slight hitch in her walk. Shelter manager George Sell urged kindness if seen as she may become frightened and run away. Police have searched the town and NCIC lists her description. Possible explanations include wandering hiding injury or abduction and investigators will continue inquiries. Call police if seen.
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Franklin County
JoAnn Stewart
Third
Hickory
Third and
Cedar
George Sell
US Shines In Pan Am Games In Mexico City
USA leads with 113 gold medals through Friday at the Pan Am Games in Mexico City as Ray Leonard and Mike Dokes lead seven boxers toward more gold. Willie Williams earns public praise for sportsmanship by giving a disqualified Mexican opponent a second chance after a honey drink incident.
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Mexico City
United States
Ray Leonard
Mike Dokes
USA
America
Willie Williams
Gueratao Gymnasium
Harvey, Ill
NYC Troubles Mean Overtime For Senate
Washington lawmakers on the Senate Banking Committee sought alternatives to a $6 billion loan guarantee for New York City. Senator Adlai Stevenson III and Senator Edward Brooke pressed to avoid default, considering debt restructuring and note exchanges. The panel postponed final action to explore options, including Federal Reserve loans and preserving essential city services. Kissinger briefed Ford on China trip while Sadat visit looms.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
New York City
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Stevenson
D-Il
Edward Brooke
R-Mans
Robert Packwood
R-Cre
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Brooke
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Gordon McDonald
Continental Illinois Bank
Jargent
McDonald
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the Daily Report
Claude Edwards
Glen Shepard
Crestview Nursing Home
Rodney Stringer
Elm
David Hood
Jess Medlin
Anita Y. Reeves
Clifford Reeves
State of Kansas
John Hyndeman
Citizens State Bank of Pomons
J. 8
Anderson
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Ad Briefs
Antique Auto Club
Pomona Lake
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Concerned Citizens Committee
P. O. Box i
M. Buick
Pol
Williamsburg
Polle
Burik
Pol. Adv
Eagles
The
Renegades
Jaycees
Old Peoples Bank
Wellsville Methodist
UMW
Hazel
Ibe
Dun
Jly
Kansas City
Kansas
F.C.B
Choice
Edinburgh Castle
Stirling
Wallace Country
Sir William Wallace
William Wallace
Shannon
Ireland
Gander
Nild
Susan Latimer
Entre Nous
Sylvia Lehner
Ottawa Meals On Wheels, Inc
National Crime Information Center
David Griffin
Agid
Police Department
Javier Serrano
Williams
Tacos
Main
Ottawa Herald
Nyc
Senate
St. Luke's Hospital
Bernard Cowdin
N. Sycamore
South
Roger Fredrikson
First Baptist Church
Wichita
Ottawa University Board of Trustees
Ottawa Meals On Wheels
Anchor Savings
Hawthorne
Rotary
Peking
Kiesinger
Sadat
Mideast
Storte
Old Peoples National Bank
Bulding
May Ke
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