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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1966

Page

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Fair Livestock Auction Sets Strong 5th Annual Returns

Lawrence Chamber of Commerce backs the fifth annual Douglas County Fair Livestock auction with 129 prize winners in beef swine and sheep. Merchants and bidders posted a gross of 90 417 63 and premiums totaling 7 026 85 led by steers and the grand champion lamb from Danny Steele Route 2 Baldwin. Auctioneers George Criss and Ray Roberts oversaw bids with ringmen Jim Springer and Delbert Reusch.

Douglas County Charles ‘Taylor Danny Steele Baldwin Steers Lambs Kansas City Livestock Commission Co George Criss Lawrence Ray Roberts Williamstown Jim Springer Delbert Reusch Eudora Taylor Bob Palmateer Chevrolet Dennis Murray Dr. Jon's Derby Grain Jim Baldwin Rusty's Iga Mark Comba Farmer'a Co-op Woris Hilbert Bowersock Mills Rosemary Comba Co-op Farm Chemical Marvin Kellum Kuhn Connie Churchbaugh Dillon's Lance Willits Hallmark Cards Cynda Schwemmer A. Weat Carol Neils Kaw Valley State Bank Janet Bartz Douglas County State Bank Janice Combs Journal-World David Houghland Bobby Comb David Gilliland Baldwin State Bank Mike O'Bryan J. West Feed Ricky Harrell Standard Oil Ronald Rice First National Bank Erry Harrell McConnell Shirley Worthington Douglas County Hatchery Steve Rice Farmer's Co-op Jeanne Worthington Lawrence Sale Barn Chuck Taylor J. West Lane Smith Northwestern Mutual Insurance Murray Flory Dennis Thome David Green Marilyn Hodges Spencer Jeffrey Green Lawrence Sale Wende Williams Fritz Company Mark Nutt Ferry Kaizer Ramona Willits Harry Wulfkuhle Norris Brothers Brad Stoneback Johnnie ‘Aul Tempo Jimmie ‘Tait Nutt-Butell Insurance Agency Paul Neis James Townsend Jim Clark Motors Brian Nets Brumsey Funeral’ Home Eaftl Bill Boehle Lawrence Sanitary David Gose Arthur Heck Danny Abel Joyce Flory Pam Green Gary Green FMC Lawrence Ready Mix Phylia Hoover Richard Hoover Safeway Steve Tucker Eldridge Erhart Rette Booth Morris Kay-Reynolds Shultz John Vogel Joe Taylor Penney Co David McClure John McClure Farmer's Coop Steve McClure Montgomery Ward

City Planners Deny Rezoning To Develop ers

City planning commission rejected a $5.1 million Largastoe apartment project rezoning request for a four acre tract on the west side of Iowa Street at 6th. The vote failed 4 to 2 after three ballots with two members in favor and one abstaining. Developers represented Bruce E. Yeakel Construction Co. and Viking Investment Co. of Lawrence, led by Richard Oyler.

Planning Commission City Hall Iowa Aah Largastoe Racher Oyler Bruce E. Yeakel Oyler Jayhawker Investments Inc 15Th Street Engel Road Kansas University Frank Nelick Ken Thompson Phillips Petroleum Co 15Th and Engel Thompson Phillips Richard Peters Peters City Commission Bud Moore Raymond Pine Nelick Smith 6Th and Iowa Sts Delaware Street Morton Building Materials Massachusetts Street Ousdahl Harvard and Christopher Investment Co East 23Rd Street Lawrence Alvamar Estates 5Th 23Rd Sts Kasold Drive Friends Place Learnard Sts Haddock 23Rd and Alabama Sts

Dallas Seeks Stop To Encephalitis Epidemic With Aerial Spraying

Dallas to spray 500 square miles with Malathion from three US Air Force planes starting Friday in a bid to curb an encephalitis outbreak. City health officials report 57 probable cases since July with two possible deaths as heavy rains created mosquito breeding grounds.

Dallas Tex Air Force U.S. Public Health Service Hal J. Dewlett Dewlett Langley Air Force Base St. Louis John Kilpatrick Communicable Disease Center Atlanta Kilpatrick

Burglars Hit Five Area Businesses Overnight

Police report five local businesses robbed late Wednesday night or early morning. Albertson Dairy at 647 Mich. St Jim's Steak House 1100 E 23rd St Hal's Steak House Route 5 Sirloin Route 3 Sunset Drive In West 6th Street. Stolen cash cigarettes and coins from machines.

Albertson Dairy Mich. St Jim’s Steak House E. 23Rd St Sunset Drive- In West 6Th Street

Two Are- Continued From Page One

Mr and Mrs Moses Haun of Meriden and Mr and Mrs Walter Wilbur of Perry attend the event. Haun, born in Topeka, graduated Hoyt High School in 1965. Funeral services for Timothy Mulvihill have not been announced. One non injury accident was reported in the city Wednesday. At 450 PM a car driven by Linda L Sickles 20 of 1704 W 24th St collided at 23rd and Mass Sts with a car driven by Belle L Welter 68 of 1424 Ohio St. Damage to the Sickles car was 975 and damage to the Welter vehicle was

Moses Haun Meriden Walter Wilbur Perry Haun Topeka Hoyt High School Timothy Mulvihill Linda L. Sickles W. 24Th St 23Rd Mass. Sts Belle L. Welter Ohio St Sickles Welter

Two Treated At LMH For Minor Injuries

Two people were treated at the emergency room of Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for minor problems. Clarence James, 64, of 803 W. 22nd St. Terr., dropped a piece of steel on his right foot. Stuart Engle, 11, of Tonganoxie, had a bug in his left ear.

Lawrence Memorial Hospital Clarence James W. 22Nd St. Terr Stuart Engle Tonganoxie

Dedication of Fannie Hurwitz Memorial Sunday

The dedication ceremony for the Fannie Hurwitz Memorial will be held at 1 30 p m this Sunday at the Jewish Community Center 917 Highland Drive In Topeka Rabbi Sapinsley of Beth Sholom will officiate

Fannie Hurwitz Jewish Community Center Highland Dr Rabbi Sapinsley Beth Sholom Topeka

Fair concludes with multiple 4-H and FFA champions named

Final results from the two night fair show 4-H and FFA champions across dairy cattle beef cattle swine sheep and horse classes. Grand and reserve champions include Tom Taul Bob Paul Rosemary Combs Rhonda Gibler and Mary Ann Vangemeren among others with judging based on weight pulled for pulling contests and cattle and livestock show outcomes.

Husted Arkansas Tom Taul Hereford Angus Bette Booth Phyllis Hoover Margie Henry Bob Paul Rosemary Combs Jo Taylor Bob Palmateer Erik Keizer Linda Henry Rhonda Gibler Pauletta Gibler Nancy Crawford Randy Flory Holstein Nancy Boehle Guernsey Donna Alford Ayrshire Danny Seele Jane Hegeman Chuck Taylor Janie Hegeman Harold Hughey Wendell Pohl Barrow Jim Milter Bob Taul Jim Miller Mary Ann Vangemeren Debra Johnson

First Photos Show Orbiter Near Moon Mare Smythii

Pasadena Calif AP reports Lamar Orbiter sent televised images of the moon area Mare Smythii from a distance about 133 miles. The flat cratered plain looked similar to Ranger and Surveyor shots though current footage is blurred. Scientists expect laboratory processing to improve clarity in later releases.

Pasadena Calif Lamar Orbiter Moon Mare Smythii Ranger Surveyor

Rainfall hurts early crops and pasture in Kansas region

Rains on U.S. 24 and in Douglas County leave early corn and milo yields down. Agriculture official Eben Farley notes two-thirds normal corn yield and milo down about one-fourth while pastures remain poor after two lost drought months. Total regional rainfall stands at 20.62 inches vs 23.23 normal. storm chances 30% tonight.

U.S. 24 Missouri Highway Patrol Kansas City Eben Farley Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Milo Farley Weather Bureau

Housing Starts Drop Sharply to 1960 Low

Washington AP The Commerce Department reports July housing starts fell 16.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,064,000 the lowest since December 1960. Permits also declined signaling further drops in August. The National Association of Home Builders laments the slide blaming high interest rates and tight money markets.

Washington Commerce Department Department National Association of Home Builders

Reds Suffer Through Harsh One Run Start This Season

The Cincinnati Reds dropped 20 of their first 30 one run decision games this season, highlighting a rocky start and tight results for the club.

Cincinnati Reds

Card of Thanks for hospital kindness from Leo A. Souders

Leo A. Souders thanks friends and family for cards visits and flowers that brightened his hospital stay. He gives special gratitude to Drs. Nelson and Robison and to all the nurses on the first floor.

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Marilyn Taylor Margaret Metasker Schaake Pontiac- Cadillac Merle Newland Tempe Patty Honkinson Deema Farm Equipment Roger Flory Nancy Taylor Winter Chevrolet Pam Hover Kathy Taylor Schaake Pontiac-Cadillac Carolyn Gilges Rusty's IGA Jerry Seele Phillip Metsker Rusty Nancy Gilges Lawrence National Bank Flist National Bank Bryan Hallenbeck Modern LP Gas David Metsker Calhoun's Pepe John West Feed Audrey Gilges Jeri Breithaupt Farmera Co-op Alan Cox Deem'’s Clifford Smith Donna Callicott Jim Spencer James Chamberlin Kathy Trybom Nancy Chamberlin John Chamberlin Mary Sue Trybom Thge Leo Smith Bob Pulliam Marvonne Meadows Jeal Mary Cabbcott A. West Feed Gene Vaughn Steven Zeller Dale Conner Rita Zeller S& H Furniture Linda Alford Farmers Co-op Carl Miller Winston Gilwes Phillip Shirk U.S Morton E. Haun Hoyt Josepha Mulvihill Sheriff's Office D. D. McCleery Lawrence Memorial Co Norman Endacott East 13Th Hillcrest Lewa
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