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THE lOLA KANSAS REGISTER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1974 PAGE 2 toCiRTHOUSE lis DISTRICT COURT Judge Robert Stadler Cases filed: Steven Michael Kramer vs. Martha Ann Kramer, divorce. October 18. Jennylee Marie Abbe vs. Albert Warren Abbe, divorce.

October 21. Charles A. Wiles, et vs. Mary C. Osborn, et al, quiet title.

October 22. Zielma M. Tasche vs. Floyd Tasche. divorce.

October 22. Earl D. Stilwell vs. M. M.

Jacoby, et al, quiet title. October 22. Jacqueline Lucienne Wellcome vs. Marvin Leroy Wellcome divorce. October 23.

Richard Dale Knewtson vs. Nancy Kathleen Knewtson, divorce. October 24. Cases resolved: Barbara J. Ennis vs.

Lloyd E. Ennis. Notice of dismissal is filed. October 21. Cindy Hilt vs.

John Hilt. Divorce granted to the plaintiff and she is restored to her maiden name of Troxel. October 21. Blessing and Barber, P.A., Sifers Chemicals. Inc.

Findings of fact and conclusions of law filed. Judgment rendered in favor of plaintiff and against the defendant. October 24. COUNTY COURT Judge Leslie Norton The following were charged with speeding: JoAnne Stokes, $11; Duane E. DeRennaux, $15; Paul H.

Sander, $12; Kenneth R. Wertz, $20; James R. Stanfill, $10; John W. Martin, $14; Darrell W. Polly $10; Gary L.

Evans, $10; Deniece L. McDonald, Harry D. Sims, $15; Ronald D. Cain, $20; Hardy L. Bearden, $12; William R.

Cole, $14; Norman D. Deschene, $29; Max P. Morrison, $12; Marlene R. Wright, $11; Robert L. Martin $10; Robert L.

Greenwood, $10; Wayne Combes, $12. Others were charged as follows: Melissa K. Morris, fail to report on accident and improper passing, $60; William R. Beaty, fail to clear Kansas port of entry for a commercial vehicle, $10; Thomas W. Shisler, no daily log for the day, $10; Jimmy D.

Lakin, illegal display of Kansas license plate and no KCC authority for load, $10; Jim Shaw, worthless check, paid check, dismissed, court costs of Edward E. Culver, worthless check, paid check and fined $25; Charles H. Cash, fail to yield right-of-way, $10; Edith E. O'Bryan, worthless check, paid check and fined $25. ($11.15 court costs added to above fines.) Marriage licenses: October 23 James Kenneth Hodgson, 24, Parsons, and Linda Ruth Monroe, 21, Topeka.

MUNICIPAL COURT Judge Raymond Smith The following were charged with speeding: Gregory G. Martin, $37 bond; Charles G. Smith, $25 bond; Kenneth M. Ingles, case continued; Mary E. Dix, $25 bond; Charles R.

Lowe, $33 bond; Gary L. Turner, $37 bond; Jesse E. Folk, $34 bond; Robert W. Haberland, $29 bond. Others were charged as follows: Leonard R.

Creason, driving while intoxicated and transport open container, fined $250 and sentenced to 90 days in jail; Adrian Dean Stroup, reckless driving, fined $50 and sentenced to five days in jail; Robert W. Dewey, driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident, fined J200, driver's license restricted for one year; Michael D. Mattox, illegal passing, case continued; Don J. Mapes, open container of beer in public $25 bond; Patricia A. Ratcliff, expired license tag, $20 fine; Jackie F.

Leake, driving while driver's license suspended, fined $50 and sentenced to 10 days in jail; Johnnie' L. Seeley, careless driving, $35 bond; Steven R. Payne, fail to control speed to avoid an accident, fail to appear, warrant issued for his arrest; Homer L. Greenhill, driving while intoxicated, transporting an open bottle, no driver's license and illegal registration, case continued; Gary N. Williams, open container of beer in public, $25 bond; Steven D.

Sigg, careless driving, $60 bond; Kent R. Wilson, driving while intoxicated, fined $150, to 30 days in jail and paroled a year, driver's license restricted. Some people believe that adding hay flowers to their baths will cure toothache. THE lOLA REGISTER P.O. 80X451 Zip66749 Published five afternoons a week and Saturday nnornlngs, except Memorial Day, New Year's Day, July Fourth, Labor Day, Thanksgiving by The Iota Register Publishing Company, Inc.

Emerson Lynn Editor and Publisher F. C. Second class postage paid at lola, Kansas Department Heads News: Bob Johnson, city editor; Lillian Quails, society editor; Erie. Williams, wire editor; Larry Goldsmith, reporter. Advertising: Jack Hastings, manager; Ray Blohm, assistant manager; Neva Twadell, office manager.

Business: Norma bookkeeper; Sandra AAanion, circulation; Mark Hastings, circulation manager. Production: Howard James, press foreman; Charles Gregg, cameraman; AAargaret Hanson, typesetting; Pam Gurwell, composition; Edna Means, proofreader; Richard MIddleton, maintenance. Member Associated Press The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication of all the local news printed In this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches. Area Code316 Dial 365-2111 Subscription Rates by Carrier in lola Convenient monthly rate, $2.30 By carrier in LaHarpe, Humboldt, Yates Center, Moran and Colony, $2.00 per month. By Mail in Allen and Adjoining Counties One Year Six AAonths Three AAonths One AAonth By AAail Outside Allen and Adioining Counties One Year Six AAonths One AAonth Above Prices Includes per cent Postal regulations require subscriptions to be paid lit advance.

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CUT FLOWERS PLANTS PLANTERS IPM 704 E. Lincoln 365-2631 Social Calendar Sunday Yates Center Oldtime Fiddlers, Community Building, 1:30 p. m. Saturday Allen County Country Club Halloween party, costume or casual. Buffet, 7, dance, 9.

Reservations, please: 5-3422. Monday Sorosis meets at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Elmer Frazell.

There will not be Publjc Health Department immunization this week. Golden Link meets with Mrs. Grace Smith at 2 p. m. Unity Club meets with Mrs.

Harry Stephenson, 212 South Colborn, 2 p. m. Past Matrons meet with Lela Brennecke, 801 East Madison, 7:30 p. m. Alien County Council on Aging, 6 p.

Little Theater. Social Club. Order of Rainbow for Girls, Masonic Temple, 7 p. m. LaHarpe VFW meets, 8 p.

m. Allen County Country Club board meeting. Current Events meets with Mrs. Alva Cation, 2 p. m.

Tuesday Five-County American Cancer Society education and service workshop at the lola City Commission meets at 1 p. City Hall. TOPS meets at Presbyterian Church, 7 p. m. Wednesday Social Security representative at the North Community Building, m.

to 2:30 p. m. Programs CHANNEL 12 CHANNEL 7 MISS KANSAS of 1974, Karen Diane Smith of Shawnee, will visit the Ida Self Service Store at 119 East Street Saturday, from 3:30 to 5 p. m. Miss Smith, now a student at the University ol Kansas, won the talent and swimsuit competitions as well as the Miss Kansas crown in the state pageant in Pratt this year.

Aroiund town Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holland of Wichita announce the birth of a son, Daryl Michael, Oct. 18. Mrs.

Lola Holland, 331 White is the paternal grandmother. Navy Sonar Technician Second Class Gilbert M. Sigg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E.

Sigg of 722 E. Jackson, and whose wife Carolyn is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Dean Duncan, 322 S. 'Buckeye, has passed through the Straits of Magellan aboard the destroyer escort USS Ainsworth.

This marks the midway point of the "Unitas XV" cruise, which involves advanced training exercises in naval operations with the navies of seven South American countries while circumnavigating the continent. a 1968 graduate of lola High School, joined the Navy in June 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Russell E.

McHenry, 206 S. Elm, and Wilbur Dingus and Mrs. Elsie Dingus of Kincaid attended the annual meeting of the Kansas State Grange in Chanute Oct. 18 through 22. Mr.

and Mrs. 1.0. Curtis have returned to their home in Little Rock after a visit here with Mrs. Curtis' sister, Mrs. Vica Young.

Listerine, the antiseptic mouthwash, was named for Sir Joseph Lister, famed Englisk surgeon and founder of modern antiseptic surgery. Saturday, October 26 On Gang Rock Bunny Kong Phooey Rock Rock Friends Rock Are the Days Rock Hop Football, To Be Announced World of Sports Report 12 News Squares Land Fu 12 News of Toko Ri" Weekend News Off Sunday, October 27 On This Ring a Wish Kingdom Come Evans Rock 10 Humbard 11 Park Baptist 12 and Answers 1 Highlights American Bandstand -Fishin' Hole 3 on a Dolphin" Welk Squares Comedy Revue "Poseidon Adventure" 10 12 News 11 Virginian 12 Weekend News 12 Off Monday, October 28 On and Lassie R. Pufnstuf Street Your Bet Tell the Truth My Children Bunch Second 12 News Make a Deal wed Game in Hospital Life to Live Pyramid Pyle Island Family Griffith 12 News 12 News Make a Deal Rookies Football 12 News Goldsboro Off Offer reward for missing oil executive OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) A $25,000 reward has been offered for information leading to the safe return of Gary R. Simmons, 32, an oil executive who has been missing since Oct.

15 when he gave a man a $30,000 check. Myron Scafe, Overland Park police chief, said anyone having information on Simmons is urged to contact the police department. He said the reward was being offered by unidentified friends of Simmons. Simmons left his Overland Park office with another man the morning of Oct. 15.

He called his secretary later and asked her to prepare a check for ,000 payable to the man. The man picked up. the check and cashed it for $100 bills. Police say the man Simmons left with was to a truck stop by a the next day, before Simmons was reported missing, and has not been seen since. FOUNDADSARE FREE RE-ELECT ENA AMAAON REPUBLICAN FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS IT IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU.

MY EXPERfENCE ME TO SERVE YOU BETTER. I WItL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE. MARIAN D. UMHOLTZ (MICKEY) DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR Register of Deeds ALLEN COUNTY I WILL SERVE THE PUBLIC TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY, WITH COURTESY. Your Support will be Appreciated Saturday, October 26 Family Plus 4 Joe Run of the Lost Panther Trek Jetsons Club of Survival Harum" Ensley People Thompson Wagoner Dean Show Music "Parent Trap" News Final Show Zig Zag Sunday, October 27 of Inspiration Robison Squad 9: of Discovery Roberts News the Press at Cleveland City at San Diego Kingdom Disney "By Dawn's Early Light" Son -TV News Final Segal Special Monday, October 28 in Agriculture Show in Four States Show That Tune Streak Rollers Squares Sweepstakes News Weather, Markets Matinee of Our Lives Doctors World to Survive Drean: of Jeannie Hillbillies 00-rTruth Cjpnsequences 5 PNBC Nightly News Today Weatherman News Tonight Camera Free "Shamus" News Final Show 25 Years Ago October 26,1949 LaHarpe News: Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Hageman and children spent Sunday with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sullivan of Humboldt. Their son Dwayne celebrated his 7th birthday Monday afternoon with a party at his room at school.

Dr. and Mrs. Prank Lenski returned Saturday from Wyoming and South Dakota where they have been on a hunting trip for the past ten days. They got their limit of antelopes. Miss Jackie White went to Manhattan Friday to spend th6 weekend as a guest of Miss Madelyn Ableson.

They attended a formal dance Saturday evening. En route home Sunday evening Miss White stopped at Lawrence for a short visit with Miss Nancy Lawrence, a student at the University of Kansas. If you miss your Register, call your paper boy first. If you can't get him, call DeLuxe Taxi, 365-3571 between 6:30 and 7:30 p. m.

Dear Ann Landers: Today when I came home from school I found my mother very upset. She had received a chain letter, supposed to have been started by a saint. Mom was instructed to send out 20 copies to friends and relatives. If she does, the letter says, she will have good luck. If she doesn't, she will have bad luck.

In the letter it told about people who had broken the chain and how they logt their jobs, got cancer or had some terrible accident. My mom works hard all day and doesn't want to bother with 20 letters. Also, it means $2 in stamps. What is your opinion of these chain letters? Sorry for Mom Dear Sorry: They are a crock of cranberries, sheer nonsense and a royal pain in the neck. I hope your mother ignores that J)yityAettex helps end to the foolishness.

Dear Ann Landers: I'm the mother of a 3-year-old girl and a LEGAL (First Published In The lola Register, October 26,1974) In the Probate Court of Allen County, Kansas In the Matter of the servatorship to T. 0. Canatsey No. 10,627 NOTICE OF HEARING THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed in said court by M. Lucille BuUer, Conservator for T.

0. Canatsey, praying for an order for the sale of the following described real estate belonging to said servatorship, to-wit: Lot Four (4), Block One Hundred Two (102), City of lola, Allen County, Kansas, and you are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 18th day of November, 1974, at ten o'clock a. m. of said day in said court in the City of lola, Allen County, Kansas, at which time and place said petition will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon said petition.

M. Lucille BuUer, Petitioner Immel Immel Attorneys for' Petitioner (10) 26 (11) 2-9. (First Published In The lola Register October 19,1974) In the Probate Court of Allen County, Kansas In the Matter of the Estate of Charlotte Kincaid, deceased. No. 10,692 NOTICE OF SALE THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: You are hereby notified that Vera Brundage and J.

D. Conderman, Co-Executors of the above entitled'estate, will offer for sale at public auction the following described personal property: Household goods and personal effects of the above named decedent; on the 31st day of October, at 1:30 o'clock p. toi. upon the premises at Third, lola, KansaCw the highest bidder for cash. All parties interested should take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

Vera Brundage J. D. Conderman Co-Executors ATTEST: Leslie L. Norton Probate Judge (SEAL) Conderman Talkington 20 North Washington lola, Kansas 66749 Attorneys for Co-Executors (10) (11) 2. Bargains galore are in store for Register readers.

RE-ELECT REPUBLICAN CANDIdATE GEOROi H. STATE REPRESENTATIVE lOtH DISTRICT YOURSUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED POL ADV. boy who is 16 months old. The girl is very sweet, but just average-looking. The boy is an unusually beautiful child.

Invariably people who come to the house, or acquaintances I meet on the street, rave about the boy, tell me he is "gorgeous" and ignore the girl completely. My heart just breaks when this happens becauseIkhow how left-out she must feel. So please, Ann, tell these good pebple who mean no harm, there are two children present please don't ignore one and praise the other. It really hurts. Mother of Two Dear Mother: How right you are.

Of course these people mean no harm, they are just thoughtless. I hope your letter will help them to become more aware. every. day, to plant at least one good idea, to make one useful point in this column. You did it for me today, and I thank you.

Dear Ann Landers: Just one more word, please, to "Too Late and Sorry," the unmarried female wlio was mad at her doctor because he removed her cancerous breast. She said, "Who would want half a woman? Now I'm doomed to spinsterhood." I'm a coordinator for the Florida Division of the American Cancer Society and I direct the "Reach To Recovery" program. Our volunteer group of dedicated women includes many who married after mastectomies. Doesn't "Too Late" realize that a woman need not be double-breasted in order to be lovable? This is how she separates the men from the boys. To a real woman's being Single-breasted or flat altogether doesn't matter.

Who'd want a man to whom a mastectomy would make a difference? If he really cared he'd be so grateful she had lifesaving surgery that he'd love her even more. We single-breasted ladies have a little trick of our own. We don't let a man appraise our femininity on the basis of our single-breastedness. We appraise his masculinity based on his reaction. You'd be surprised JTi wonderful men in this manner.

It's foolproof. Marie Maxson Dear Marie: Thanks for a wonderfully upbeat letter. It should give a lift to the single- breasted and double-breasted alike. What's prudish? What's O.K.? If you aren't sure, you need some help. It's available in the booklet: "Necking and Petting What Are the Limits?" Mail your request to Ann Landers, P.

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