Local students named to clubs and scholarships across Kansas
Frances Floersch of Benedictine College is elected home economics club secretary treasurer. Baker Choir members Barbara Willhite Doris Reekie and Linda McGuire join the group. Alan Davison becomes Sigma Nu pledge marshal at Missouri University of Rolla. Randall Hughes and Roger Wayne Zimmerman earn Pitt State College scholarships. Patty Wasmund joins Washburn Belles. Air Force recruiter Rudy Cleveland operates from Ottawa and Lawrence contacts. James Caleb pursues a master's at Sam Houston State. Franklin County retarded citizens group raises 100 dollars from a food sale. Afghan raffle winner announced. Franklin County Democratic central committee set for Tuesday evening in Anchor-Savings building. Kris Swezey performs in KU theatre production The Prince The Wolf and The Firebird.
Obituary notices from Smithville and nearby towns
Services for Ada T. Davault of Smithville will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Assembly of God Church, Baldwin, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Born May 28, 1908, she lived in Quenemo, Springfield, Vinland, Baldwin, and Williamsburg before moving to Smithville in 1972. Survivors include two sons, two daughters, three sisters, ten grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Also listed are Noah M. Barnhart, Irene Liggett, admissions and dismissals into local facilities, and a Kansas City cattle market report with prices for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Ada Davault Baldwin
Ada T. Davault
Smithville
Assembly of God Church
Baldwin
Oakwood
Davault
Quenemo
Springfield
Vinland
Williamsburg
Northwest Baptist Church
Springfield, Mo
Elismere Davault
Rich Hill
Norman Spring
Parkville
Larry Joe DaVault
Middleton
Tenn
Norma Jean Tabor
Marilyn June Smith
Kansas City
Addie Chambers
Topeka
Eva Likes
Lovall Cade
Lamb- Roberts
Noah Barnhart
Noah M. Barnhart
Crestview Nursing Home
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Old German Baptist Church
Centropolis
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Noah M, Barnhart
Kansas
Damron Towner Chapel
Ford Visit To China Cleared For November Trip
Secretary of State Kissinger and Chinese Foreign Minister Chiao Kuanhua cleared the way for President Ford to visit Peking in late November. They had a four hour dinner and described the talks as complete and friendly with a tentative schedule set for an official announcement soon. Kissinger indicated he would travel to Peking mid October to prep for Ford’s trip and a firm date would follow shortly.
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United Nations, N.Y
Henry A. Kissinger
Chiao Kuanhua
Ford
Peking
Kissinger
Chiao
U.S
New York
Hoffa Burial Search Fails To Prove Location
DETROIT AP A Senate subcommittee investigator said a man who claimed to have helped bury James R Hoffa led authorities to a nearby 20 acre field but the weekend search found no trace of the missing ex Teamsters boss An unidentified informant with mob ties reportedly supplied the tip and another investigator said the mob may be guiding information to relief pressure on underworld figures cited in the disappearance Hoffa last spoke to his wife on July 30 waiting at the Red Fox Restaurant to meet Tony Giacalone
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Detroit
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Senate Subcommittee
William B. Gallinaro
Hoffa
Gallinaro
Jimmy Hoffa
Keith Adkinson
Subcommittee Investi
Michigan
Frank Kelley
Waterford Township
Red Fox
Anthony
Tony Jack" Giacalone
Senate
Scared Market Is Quiet As Rates Rise
New York AP report shows stocks steady declines on fears of higher rates. The noon Dow slipped 7.66 to 810.94 as traders eyed government borrowing for October. GM led volume with a drop to 525, while the NYSE value index edged down 0.26 to 84.52.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
American Stock Exchange
Hearst Recounts Cross Country Flight With Scott
Patricia Hearst rode cross country with sports activist Jack Scott four months after her kidnapping and at times declined his offer to drive her anywhere including home. Rolling Stone cites unnamed sources claiming Hearst told Scott she wanted to go where friends are going as they moved toward the East Coast to meet SLA members.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Jack Scott
Scott
Rolling Stone Magazine
Miss Hearst
SLA
Howard Kohn
David Weir
Patty Hearst
Harrises
Berkeley
Tania
Kohn
Rolling Stone
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
Weir
NBC
Today Show
Donald DeFreeze
Los Angeles
Bill
Emily Harris
Public meeting on mental health services planned
The Franklin County Mental Health Clinic invites citizens to a 7 p.m. meeting at 43544 S Main to discuss services for mentally handicapped, drug addicted, and alcoholic persons. Administrative director Phyillis Burress says input on current adequacy and future needs through 1981 will guide planning with consumers, care providers, and other residents encouraged to participate.
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Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
S. Main
Phyillis Burress
Baptist pastor Roger Fredrikson to speak at Ottawa Chapel
Roger Fredrikson former First Baptist Church pastor and ex American Baptist Convention president will speak at 9 40 a m Wednesday in the Ottawa University Chapel. He formerly led churches in Ottawa and Wichita and discusses his book God Loves the Dandelions. A Springfield Missouri suspect in several Ottawa church burglaries is being held. Ottawa police and Chanute officials travel there to question him. Call 242 3780 for more information.
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Roger Fredrikson
First Baptist Church
Ottawa University
Fredrikson
American Baptist Convention
Wichita
God
Springfield
Ottawa
Tony DeLaTorre
Ottawa Police Department
Chanute
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Plans Two Day Garage Sale
The RMHA Auxiliary will hold a two day garage sale October 10 and 11 at 1209 S Maple to raise funds for its nursing and medical related scholarships. Mrs Rowena Selby leads the effort with Mrs John Netherland as general chairperson and donors asked to contact her.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Rowena Selby
Auxiliary
Harold Hay
S. Maple
John Netherland
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Matt Floersch
Benedictine College
Atchigan
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Baker Choir
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Doris Reekie
Linda McGuire
Wellsville
Alan Davison
Sigma Nu
University of Missouri-Rolla
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Randall Hughes
Pomona Rfd
Roger Wayne Zimmerman
Sycamore
Patty Wasmund
Princeton
Washburn Belles
Washburn Alumni Association
AIR Force
Rudy Cleveland
Second and
Cedar
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Lawrence
James Caleb
Albert Caleb
S. Cedar
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Huntsville
Tex
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Casper
Wyo
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Laramie
Franklin County Association For Retarded Citizens
Charles Ebeck
Franklin County Democratic Central Committee
Anchor-Savings
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Martin Buick
Oak
University of Kansas
the Prince, the Wolf and the Firebird
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the Daily Report
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Flora) Barnhart
Teacie Sink
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Ottawa Rfd
Lynnette Dale
Birch
Laura Sink
Santa Ana
Calif
Ida Sink
Damron-Towner Chapel
Irene Liggett
Highland Cemetery
William Weber
Glenn Bigelow
Dale Watts
Clare Shadle
Alton Rumford
Charles Watts
Herbert W. Johnson
Cassie Coe
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N. Oak
Judy Secrest
David Young
Travis Shuck
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Us-59
Tecumseh
Scott H. Laswell
Emmett Rfd
Laswell
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COURT
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N. Cherry
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King
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Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
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Scotts
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Micki
Rmha Sale
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Metzger Salvage
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Armstrong
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Heathman Oil Co
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