The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 5

This and That Coehn Patrick Stroble, administrator 6f the estate of Benjamin F. Katherine S. Stroble, deceased, and guardian and conservator of the person and estate pr Terrance P. Stroble, minor, filed an auto negligence suit Tuesday in Leavenworth County District Court against the American Family Insurance Topeka. A judgment of $11,648.79 is being sought in connection with an accident early this year which led to Stroble's death oh Feb.

16. Fri, and Sat. rose special, 25 roses, $2.42. Cash and carry, while they last. Leav.

Floral, 5th and Shawnee. (Adv.) A divorce was granted to Nell Elaine Ozuna, Leavenworth, from Phillip Garcia Ozuna, address unknown, Wednesday in Leavenworth County District Court. Senior citizens 55 years of age and older interested in attending Fiddler on the Roof, Mame or The King and I at Starlight Theatre please make reservations as soon as possible. Call Barbara at 6515881. Limited.

Spons. by Leav. (Adv.) Carl E. Crandell, Lawrence, guilty to a charge of battery Monday in Leavenworth County Magistrate Court. A charge of disorderly conduct was dismissed.

A presentence investigation was ordered. Peaches, apples and squash. Burre Fruit Farm. (Adv.) 15 pet. off regular price with early purchase or layaway of a.

beautiful new coat from The Model, 425 Delaware, Downtown. (Adv.) Midwest Marine summer hours. Monday thru Friday, 9 to 8. Saturday, 9 to 4. Closed Sunday.

(Adv.) Mark R. Esher, Leavenworth, was granted an annulment Wednesday in -th County District Court fi 'm Domenica L. Esher, Flushing, N.Y. Rock Wool insulation will cut air conditioning cost 50 pet. Free Estimates.

Terms. Call Lev. Insulation Co. anytime. 682-6927.

(Adv.) Jaro Pets and Grooming. Have your dog cool and clean. Make appointment today. 6824513. (Adv.) Attention Elks: Teenage Splash Party, July 16, 7 to 10 p.m.

Hot dogs and soft drinks, 50c per person. (Adv.) When shopping the Peddlers' July Clearance, be sure to see 1 the new Fall sportswear by Junior House. Peddlers' Corner, downtown at 500 Shawnee. (Adv.) Summer Clearance Sale Vi off on all artificial arrangements. Cash and Carry.

The Flower Shop, 104 S. 4th, across from the Hotel Cody. (Adv.) Exclusive Unbelievably nice 2 bedroom ranch in Brewer District. Family room, study, garage, central air, completely remodeled kitchen with Foster Custom Cabinets. New refrigerator and Corning ceramic top range.

All of this plus a ft. deep swimming pool for only $28,900. Come on in the water is fine. Call Don Green, 682-0111, office. 651-5859 home.

Schanze and Banks (Adv.) Diana L. Vossler, Leavenworth, filed a separate maintenance suit Wednesday in Leavenworth County District Court against Herbert L. Vossler, Leavenworth. Dawn Redwood, an unusual 'tree once thought to be extinct. Get yours at Leav.

Nurseries. 1207Vilas. (Adv.) Redwood trees get older but Garfinkle's doesn't want that to happen to their furniture. Summer Redwood Clearance, 15 pet. off on all redwood.

Garfinkle Furniture, 5th Seneca. (Adv.) A contractual suit was filed Wednesday in Leavenworth County District Court by Earl Domann, RR Easton, against Howard Renensland, 1230 Spruce, seeking a judgment of $4,361.97. Carriers needed now to win prizes, trips and make spending money. Our carriers 'make 76c per customer per month. (Last month, three of our carriers and three of their friends saw the KC Royals play, for free!) So, if you live, in the areas listed below, call us now! Areas 6th and Pottawalpmie; Spruce and Shoemaker; Vilas at Valhalla; Kansas at Central; Tenth at Dakota.

Call 682-0305 Now! (Adv.) Is sod web-worm your lawn problem? We have the solution at Leav. Nurseries, 1207 Vilas. (Adv.) Bennie C. Farnsworlh Jr. was sentenced Wednesday in Leavenworlh County Magistrate Court to a 90-day suspended jail sentence, was placed on probation for one year, was fined $100 plus costs, and required to lake anlibuse therapy.

He was convicted of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs. Ice cold watermelon. American Ice Company, 744 Shawnee. (Adv.) Joseph C. Slavens, 703 S.

10th, waived a preliminary hearing Wednesday in Leavenworth County Magistrate Court and was bound over to district court. He is charged with possession and sale of marijuana. Clearance in progress. Bakers and Dorothys, Downtown. (Adv.) A marriage license was issued Tuesday in Leavenworth County Probate Court to Ronald Harris, 24, Tuscumba, and Warren Ella McDaniel, 24, 413 Ottawa.

Elks attention: Meeting Thursday, 8 p.m., July 15lh, Lunch. (Adv.) Marjorie Myers, 1117 Pawnee, has been named to the Dean's Honor Roll for the spring term at Southwestern College, Winfield, with a perfect grade point average of 4.0. GE refrigerator special, only $258. Dolsberrys, 424 Cherokee. (Adv.) Travis Gratton, Leavenworth, received first place in his division for the heifer, Longview Lucky Lady, which he showed during the First National Junior Charolais Show at Lincoln, July 10.

Kathryn Hyrd Kobin Reese Bound for K-State Two Leavenworth women are among more than 150 Kansas State University freshmen students who have been awarded KSU Honor or Second Century Fund scholarships for the coming school year. Kathryn Dolores Byrd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Byrd, 906 Klemp, plans to major in journalism at the college. As a 1976 graduate of Leavenworth High School she was a KU Endowment Scholarship recipient, KSU Scholar, a member of the Kansas Honors Students and the National Honor Society.

Robin Galynn Reese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon, 314 Doniphan, FI. Leavenworth, is also a 1976 graduate from Leavenworth. She plans to major in English.

The KSU and Second Century Fund scholarships recognize individuals with outstanding scholastic records in high school with amounts around $500. The scholarships are renewable. Area Deaths Attention Elks: dining pleasure Musketeer room special spaghetti balls. Shrimp and served. (Adv.) Norman C.

Slavens, 703 S. 10th, entered a plea of guilty Wednesday in Leavenworth County Magistrate Court to a charge of possession of marijuana. A presenlence investigation was ordered by the court. Sheriff's deputies' investigated a break-in at the Dorothy Beers residence on RR 2 Tuesday in which a television, valued at $600, was allegedly removed from the premesis. The Sounds of the Times appearing at the Pit, 745 Cherokee, July 16, 9 to 1.

No cover. Sponsored by Pete the Greek. (Adv.) Charges of possession of marijuana, and carrying a concealed weapon against Aurora Mendez, 703 S. 10th, were dismissed Wednesday in Leavenworth County Magistrate Court. Special Long stem roses, six for $1.45.

Carnations, four for $1. Cash and carry. Stem Floral, 5th Ave! and Spruce. (Adv.) Robert Bair, Dearborn, is attending the University of Dijon, Dijon, France this summer. He teaches French, English and journalism at North Platte High School, Dearborn, Mo.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bair, 523 Columbia.

Attention Eagles: Dance July 17, 9 to 1, $3 cpl. "The Funtimers." (Adv.) Funeral Notices Funeral trine Sixth and Olive Ph. 682-2820 BARRY Howard 54. Funeral mass will be 10 a.m. Friday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.

Rev. Fr. Patrick Fitzgerald will officiate. Burial will be Mt. Calvary Cemetery.

Recltatloh of the rosary will be 7:30 p.m. today at the Larkln Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be Joseph Larkln, Richard King, Thomas Burke, Tuttle, Leo Schrey and Robert Lewis. St'xlon 5th aid Oak Ph. 662-2800 McCOMAS Harry J.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Belden- Sexton-Sumpter Funeral Chapel, 5th and Oak. Burial will be In Mt. Muncle Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Jim Lucas, Charles Jenlcke, Orvllle Jenlcke, Otto Theel, Arthur Preston and Frank Bodenschatz.

Friends may call at the Chapel. Da rift Ph. 682-5533 KIDDLE Mrs. Marie M. Barnes, 94, RR 1 McLouth, died Wednesday at her home.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Davis Funeral Chapel. Interment will be In the Easton Cemetery, Friends may call at the Davis Funeral Chapel. Abdallah Shrine Rodeo, 20-24 July. Tickets on sale at the First National Bank.

(Adv.) A divorce petition was filed Wednesday in Leavenworth County District Court by Edward T. Byrd against Sheila Byrd. Both are of Leavenworth. Clearance in progress. Bakers and Dorothys, Downtown.

(Adv.) Robert G. Struth son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Struth, formerly of Leavenworth, graduated with honors from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a bachelor of science degree in aeronautics and astronautics. He maintained a 4.8 grade point average on a 5.0 scale and received the MIT President's Award, Society of American Military Engineer's Award, Professor of Naval Science Award, General Dynamic's Award and the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corp Peer Vote Award.

He is the grandson of Mrs. James Hamons, 922 Pottawatomie, and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bachtel, 116 Sheldon. Just received large shipment of GE bedroom air conditioners.

Was $169, now $138. Dolsberrys, 424Cherokee. (Adv.) Four students from Leavenworth County were among more than 275 students who pleaded social fraternities at the University of Kansas recently. The four are Carlos Chavez, 2601 Valhalla Place, who pledged Delta Chi; Phillip Martens, 528 Topeka Kappa Sigma; Scott McClure, 1502 Shawnee, Pi Kappa Alpha; and Gerald Feagles, RR Basehor, Phi Kappa Theta. Free, gate with purchase of Security Chain Link fence.

Free estimates. Terms. Call Leav. Fence Co. anytime C82-6927.

(Adv.) Richard Allen Ochs, Leavenworth, was among the 260 students at Kansas Stale College of Pittsburg enrolled during the spring semester with a major in accounting. James Beaman, 716 Olive, reported to police that lawn chairs had been stolen from his backyard Wednesday. Dee's 518 Delaware, will close at 2 p.m. July 17, to attend design school. Reopen July 20.

(Adv.) Lee Albee, 2627 Valhalla, reported to police Wednesday the theft of a boy's bicycle from his residence. Potatoes, U.S. No. 1, Calif, whites, $5 per hundred while they last. Buy now for the winter.

304 So. 2nd, Lansing. 727-1310. (Adv.) 15 pet. off regular price with early purchase or layaway of a beautiful new coat from The Model, 425 Delaware, Downtown.

(Adv.) John J. Carney III, Ft. Leavenworlh, was awarded an annulment Tuesday in Leavenworth County District Court from Sherry Carney, Leavenworth. Just arrived, Bonsetta knit tops, assorted styles, colors and necklines, 34 thru 46, $8 thru $11. Dorothys, downtown.

(Adv.) 15 pet. off regular price with early purchase or layaway of a beautiful new coat from The Model, 425 Delaware, Downtown. (Adv.) Warren Ottawa, reporled Wednesday to police lhal a FM radio converter had been stolen from his automobile. Spiced shrimp, all you can eat, Fri. and Sat.

nights. Country Kettle, 402 So. 20th. 6829735. (Adv.) Dance Polish Palace, July 17, 10 to 2, featuring (Adv.) Polish Palace Sat.

afternoon, Jam Session, all musicians welcome. (Adv.) Eugene Roberlson, 918 N. Main, reporled Tuesday "lo police lhal his residence had been broken inlo, but that nothing had been taken. Jusl arrived, Bonsetta knit lops, assorted styles, colors and necklines. 34 thru 46, $8 thru $11.

(Adv.) Marie Riddle The funeral for Mrs. Marie M. Barnes Riddle, 84, RR 1 McLoulh, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Davis Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Easton Cemetery.

Mrs. Riddle died unexpectedly Wednesday at her home. She was born July 15, 1891, at Cedargap, and was a daughter of George and Pheba Barnes. She was a member of the Methodist Church. She was married Sept.

1908, at Reynolds, to R. C. Riddle. He died July 30,1949. For your Survivors include two in the daughters, Mr Har- weekend wood, Hamilton, and and meat Mrs.

Lula Mitchell, Denver, steak also three sons, Manual Riddle, Easton, and Ralph Riddle and Sydney Riddle, both of RR McLouth; 27 grandchildren, 44 great- grandchildren and five great- great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by three children, Lucy, Louise and Lenn. Friends may call at the chapel. Harry McComas The funeral for Harry J. McComas, 84,824 Cherokee, will be at 10 a.m.

Friday in Belden- Sexlon-Sumpter Funeral Chapel, Fifth and Oak. Burial will be in Mt. Muncie Cemetery. Mr. McComas, a lifelong resident of Leavenworth, died Wednesday in St.

John Hospital. He was born Jan. 14, 1892, in Leavenworth County. He had farmed many years and later worked for the Abernathy Furniture Co. He retired from the Kramer Foundry in 1957.

His wife, Frances, died in 1960. Survivors include a son, Harry L. McComas, Shawnee, ana five grandchildren. scholarship fund in his name has been established for the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater Foundation. David Reynolds McLOUTH The funeral for David Thomas Reynolds, 63, RR 1 McLouth, was this afternoon in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Winchester.

Burial was in the Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery, Winchester. Mr. Reynolds was dead on arrival Monday at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital, Winchester. He was stricken while working in a field at his home northwest of McLouth. He apparently suffered a heart attack.

He was born July 17, 1912, at Winchester and spent his life in the Winchester and McLouth communities. He was employed by the CFCA fertilizer plant at Lawrence 20 years before he retired in January 1975. He also was a farmer. He was married to Agnes Mary Kramer, Oct. 11, 1934, at Hastings, Neb.

She died Nov. 24, 1969. Survivors include six sons, Robert John Reynolds, Minot, N. Richard Reynolds, Shawnee, Allen Reynolds, Kansas City, Charles Reynolds of the home, Donald Kesinger, McLouth, and William Kesinger, Atchison; four daughters, Mrs. Juanita Wiley, Grain Valley, Mrs.

Susan Voelker, Valley Falls, and Mrs. Sarah Baker and Wilma Reynolds, both of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Allene Reynolds, Rochester, and Mrs. Lillian Carroll, Los Angeles, 29 grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the Capper Foundation for Crippled Children, Topeka, or the Kansas Heart Association.

The Tlmei, Thurndnv, July 16,1976. Hospital Notes Visiting Hours: 2-4 p.m. p.m. No Children under 14 ST. JOHN Born Wednesday: a son to Mr.

and Mrs. Timothy Masoner, Weston, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Ross. 931 Osage.

Admitted Wednesday: Naomi Piper, 210 Osage; Rosella Lulgen, 516 Pennsylvania; Andrew Calalone, Lansing; William Dowman, 309 N. Esplanade; Jesse Tucker, RR 3, Ginger Lee Bollin, Weston, Mo. Dismissed Wednesday: Billie Bealley, 231 Pollawatomie; Karen Thill, 1335 Cheyenne; Thomas Zielinski, 411 Vine; Dana Barnes, 935 Jackson; Kay Rowland, Weston, Dollie Burns, Golden Age Lodge; Gail Bailiff, Lansing; Gertrude Thomas, RR Charlene Thrasher, 306 Garland. GUSHING Born Wednesday: a son to Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Triplett, RR 3. Admitted Wednesday: Corbin Lansdon, 926 Klemp; Kathy Searcy, Weston, Vernon Van Sandl, RR Priscilla Rack, 702'z Fifth Vickie Tisdell, 809 N. 18th; Priscilla Lee, 1118 Kiowa; Roberta Simmons, 614 Columbia; Dorothy Harless, 514 S. Seventh. Dismissed Wednesday: Birdie Smith, 1120 Pennsylvania; Rebecca Bishop, 2100 Choctaw; Francis Hane, 412 Linn.

JEFFERSON COUNTY MEMORIAL Born July 5-12: July 8, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Don Kirkham, Valley Falls. Admitted July 5-12: July 6, Goldie Shrimplin, Valley Falls; Olive Tenpenny, Perry. July 7, Hazel Jenkins, Oskaloosa; William Heinen, Valley Falls.

July 9, Bob Bertels, Nortonville; Josephine Knoernschild, Perry. July 10, Charlene Pickens, Oskaloosa; Alenia Horton, Lecompton. July 11, Meta Barnes, Winchester. July 12, James Elmer Shughart, Oskaloosa. Dismissed July 5-12: July 7, Helena Newell, Oskaloosa; Lottie Gilbert, McLouth; Mabel Hurla, McLouth.

July 8, Helen Stoler, Easton; Helen Beurman, Oskaloosa; Olive Tenpenny. Perry. July 9, Albert Harvey, Donald Graham Reagan Sees Old Connection Word has been received here of the June 29 death at London, England of Dr. Donald L. Graham, Whitewater, formerly of Lansing.

Dr. Graham had been a member of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater faculty since 1955. He was spending the summer in England. At the university he had served as dean of the school of graduate studies, chairman of the departmenl of social studies and a member and chairman of (he faculty senate. He was born Dec.

13, 1917, al Lansing, Ihe son of Frank L. and Bertha Graham. He graduated from Lansing High School in" 1935. He graduated from Pittsburg Stale College and received his doctorate degree from the University of Iowa. He is lisled in Who's Who in American and at Whitewater originated the graduate course in "great ideas in the western world." He was a professor of history and representative of the College of Letters and Science, specializing in American intellectual history.

Dr. Graham had taught a class for residents of Fairhaven Senior Citizens Home in recent years in addition to his regular (class schedule. His wife. Allene Graham, 1246 W. Melrose, Whitewater, 53190, formerly of Leavenworlh, survivies.

Burial was July 9 at Whitewater. A memorial NEWARK, N.J. (AP) Ronald Reagan said today the Democratic party's Carter- Mondale ticket will be "waging the same old ideological baltle" (his November as Democratic candidates before Ihem. Jimmy Carter, Ihe Democratic presidential candidate, announced a few minutes earlier in New York that Sen. Walter Mondale of Minnesota was his choice for the vice-presidential spot on the lickel.

Reagan, the Republican presidential challenger trailing President Ford by 33 delegates, said Carter's choice of Mondale was "right in the Democratic leadership philosophy." He said it showed Carter was" devoted lo the Washington establishment. "We all knew ii would happen," he said when asked for his reaction to Carter's nomination as the Democratic presidential candidate. "Liberalism is pretty much out of fashion. They 'will be waging Ihe same old ideological said. Reagan and his wife, Nancy, shook hands wilh a dozen supporters at Newark International Airport before leaving for a day of meetings wilh Republican delegates in Harrisburg.

Pa. Cummings. Juy 10, Valley Falls. William Heinen, City Plans Subsidies Beginning with the August water bill, the city of Leavenworth will pay the monthly refuse, sewer, and state sewer bill for 413 elderly residents of the city, Mayor John F. Denney has announced.

The program is now in its second year, funded by general revenue sharing funds. This year 312 reapplications and 101 new applicants were accepted by the city during June. To qualify, a resident had to be 62 or older, and have an annual income of $5,000 or less. The average annual income of participants is $3,161.30. GDDDYEAR LENNOX central air conditioning Splash New Colors On Your Floors with vivid carpeting and linoleum.

See our many new Shop here, surely, before buying. Free estimates, expert Dix Carpet Center 521 Dei: 682-3011 Free Parking Downtown Laavenworth Ed Ellrick HEARING PROBLEM? Contact Ed Ellrick tUaring Aid Specialist of E. Knapp 1105 South Belt St. Joseph, Mo. at the Richey Jewelry Store 205 S.

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