4H and FFA Sell Animals in Saturday Auction
Ninety eight 4 H and FFA members collected checks totaling 23688.89 after the live stock auction at the Douglas County Fairgrounds. Lawrence Baldwin and Eudora firms paid 6366.43 in premiums above Kansas City market price. Grand champion and reserve champion steers and the grand champion market hog led a sale featuring Angus and Hereford cattle, with premiums distributed to BeBe Beak and Deems Farm Equipment among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Taul
Dillon
Lawrence
Baldwin
Margie Henry
Lecompton
Bill Spray
Route 1
Kansas City
Farmers Co-op Association of
Dillon's and
Erhart Flying Service
Livestock Commissioner
Walter Gehlbach
Lawrence High School
FFA
Bill Hundley
Fed Steel
Lawrence Chamber of Couree
Raymond Ice
Beeks Hereford Farm
Tom Taul
Northeast Kansas Hereford Association
Douglas County
Karl Gantz
Route 3
George L. Penn
George H. Penn
John Holliday
Lyle Ogden
Topeka
Travis Keggardes
Free Fair
Quantrill Raid Centennial Program Tickets Sell Fast
About 150 tickets have been sold for the Quantrill Raid Centennial program at noon Wednesday at the Hotel Eldridge. A 200 ticket limit urges purchases before noon Tuesday. James I. Robertson will speak at the Lawrence luncheon, recounting the raid of August 21, 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantrill
Eldridge
James I. Robertson
National Civil War Centennial Commission
Lawrence
Four Involved In BB Shooting Charged In Lawrence Incident
Four youths were charged and released on bond after a Lawrence man reported being shot in the back of the head with a BB pistol from a car carrying the group. Charges included vagrancy loitering and resisting arrest for Beers and various counts for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Leroy A. Cooley
David Francis Knockstedt
Vt. St
Richard G. LaMunyon Jr
Allen E. Beers
Oak Hill
Two-Car Wreck Causes $800 Damage Near Tee Pee Junction
A Sunday afternoon crash north of Lawrence caused $800 damage to two cars with no injuries. Viva Roberts of Great Bend pulled into the intersection from the east and was struck by J. R. Hayes of Omaha driving northbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Pee Junction
Lawrence
Viva Roberts
Great Bend
J. R. Hayes
Omaha
Neb
Riverside enrolls young pupils Friday for next school year
Kindergarten pupils who will be five before Jan 1 1964 must sign up August 30 at Riverside Grade School. Enrollment from 9 am to noon includes grades one through eight at the school located a mile northwest of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Lawrence
Two Drunkenness Cases Fined in Police Court
In Police Court this morning two drunkenness cases were disposed of. Dudley Stephenson, 37, of 1412 Prairie, was fined 50 dollars and Bate Rex Bosher, 55, address not listed, was fined 60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Stephenson
Prairie
Bate Rex Bosher
Livestock show results list various breeds and champions
The record lists heifers, bulls, and sheep entries with birth dates from 1962 and earlier, naming farms and handlers. It includes Teeka Hereford Farms and Emmett and L. W. McGreove among others, noting champion and reserve titles across Shorthorn, Sheep, Hampshire, Suffolk, Cheviot, Dorset, and Jersey breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heifer
Teeka Hereford Farms
Emmett
L. WH. McGreove
Henry Booth
Gordon Kay
Richard Lee
Lyle Hoover
Bob Taul
Helfer
Willam Henry Jr
Hoy Henry
Harry Wulfkuhle
Burglars Hit Dine-a-Mite Inn In Weekend Break-in
Police report a burglary at the Dine-A-Mite Inn at 23rd and La Streets between 8 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. Entry by window breaking. a cigarette machine and juke box were pried, cigarettes and cash taken, beer from a cooler, gum and meat stolen. phone wires cut and a customer booth seat slashed. This marks the third similar break-in since last Friday, following Santa Fe Lunch and Winter Chevrolet incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
23Rd
la. Sts
Rains Bring Warm Record Lows Across Kansas
Much of Kansas received good rains Sunday with record night time lows in many areas. Readings ranged from 53 at Goodland to 70 at Pittsburg, while Topeka posted a record low maximum of 66 for August. Major rainfall totals included Washington 2.10, Fort Scott 2.17, Wichita 2.27, Concordia 2.15, Tonganoxie 1.69 and Topeka 0.97 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
North Central
Goodland
Pittsburg
Topeka
Weather Bureau
Washington
Frankfort
Wichita
Concordia
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Four Hurt as Accident at 11th and N Y Streets
Four persons suffered minor injuries in a Saturday crash at 11th and N Y Streets. Rob ert J. Wells, 26, was sore with back pain in a car worth about $900 in damage. Walter E. Graham, 31, driver of a truck, had a cut finger and his vehicle suffered about $400 damage. Passengers David Allen Graham, 11, and Ray bert Thornton Jr., 21, sustained minor injuries but none were hospitalized. Total damage about $1,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
11Th and
N. Y. Sts
Robert J. Wells
E.8th St
Walter E. Graham
Route 3
Graham
David Allen Graham
Raybert Thornton Jr
Lawrence Woman to Appear on Art Linkletter Show
Mrs. Robert Hazlett of 1703 West 19th Street plans to watch the Art Linkletter program on Channel 4 tonight. She says she was chosen from the audience for the January taped show that will air this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hazlett
W. 19Th St. Terr
Art Linkletter
Channel 4
Hazlett
Clinton church to host Holy Land slide program
Rev. Myron Ebersole of Clinton United Presbyterian Church will present slides on the Holy Land at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the church. The public is invited. The pastor and his wife spent two years there doing relief work with Arab refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Ebersole
Clinton United Presbyterian Church
Holy Land
Ebersole
KU Medical Student Larry Heck Saves Campers From Idaho Flood
Larry Heck a Kansas University Medical Center student and his wife were credited with warning four camping groups near Slate Creek Idaho of a flash flood on August 9 195? The warning helped two families escape as a wall of water up to 17 feet deep raced down the Salmon River valley. A 14 year old son rescued his mother from the flood surge and Rangers later evacuated survivors by helicopter and high wheel jeeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Heck
Lawrence
Kansas University Medical School
Heck
Idaho Valley
Walter Heck
Route 4
Slate Creek
Clayton
Idaho
Art. Fritzel
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Montana
al Woolard
Woolard
Mickey
Fritzels
Woolards
Hecks
Fritzel
Larry
LHS
Art
North Lawrence
City to Purchase 11th and Vermont Lots for Parking Expansion
City officials move to buy six lots west of the Community Building in a Vermont Street area to expand parking and potential building expansion. Escrow of 5700 dollars held by Lawrence National Bank guarantees the deal. if not completed, funds return to owners. Four checks deposited last Tuesday and two more Friday. Timeline for closing and removal of houses is not definite, possibly next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th and
Vt. Sts
Vermont
Clinton Accident Sends Topeka Man to Hospital
A one car crash on Globe Clinton Road left two Topeka men injured. Richard D. Dreier of Topeka suffered facial cuts and head injuries and was taken by Citizens Ambulance to KU Medical Center in Kansas City in good condition. Driver Michael G. McCulloch said the car skidded after shifting to high gear and rolled over into a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Globe Clinton Road
Topeka
Kansas University Medical Center
Richard D. Dreier
Calif
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Michael G. McCulloch
Tara
McCullock
Carrier Boys At Journal-World Convention
Journal-World hosted a convention for 156 carrier boys from Lawrence and nearby towns. The event included a business meeting led by circulation manager Jack Mehaffey, a picnic lunch, a plant tour, and a display bicycle to be awarded to top carrier salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Monte Belot III
Journal-World Photo
Journal-World Carrier
Lawrence
6Th and
N. H. Sts
Little Merchants
Centennial Park
Jack Mehaffey
Record Crowd Attends 4th Jayhawk Rodeo at County Fair
A near 10 000 attendance marked the 4th annual Jayhawk Rodeo at the 4 H Fairgrounds with about 4000 fans for Saturday night. Over 2000 in prize money was paid to top cowboys from a field exceeding 60. Competitors traveled from Utah Arizona Texas and Pennsylvania. Officials delayed final winner tabulations pending total verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bahnmaier
Fair Board
Utah
Arizona
Texas
Pennsylvania
Rumsey Funeral Home Advertisement
Air conditioned throughout. Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3511 advertises services and location details in a brief classified notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey Funeral Home
Prosecutor Says Alert Citizenry Answer to Crime
Douglas County prosecutor Ralph King spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club urging citizen involvement to curb crime. He warned law enforcement must expand as crime rises, noting liquor vice and gambling as hard to control without public cooperation and highlighting staffing and budget gaps in the sheriff and police departments. He cited Douglas County’s population rank and seventh place for district court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lawrence
King
Sheriff's Department
Rep Dole Blasts Trip for Newsmen
Washington critics seize on State Department funding of a summer Africa trip for Dean Farvin of Kansas University Journalism School and a Kansas newsman. The move draws attention from Rep Dole and supporters, urging scrutiny of foreign travel financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Dole
Washington
U. S. State Department
Africa
Burton Farvin
Kansas University Journalism School
Kansas
Dole Punches At Cost Of African Trip For Hutchinson News
Rep. Bob Dole criticizes expenses tied to an African trip funded by a State Department grant. John McCormally of the Hutchinson News and Marvin are listed as travelers, with a total estimated cost of about 5422 dollars each for the 10 week tour. Dutton says salaries, per diem, and travel comprise the bulk of the 5422 dollar figure. The trip is under the African-American Institute but State Department funds cover it, and no Kansans were included in the American Specialists Program in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dole
John McCormally
The
Hutchinson News
Dole
Frederick G. Dutton
State Department
McCormally
Marvin
Dutton
U.S
In Memoriam Freddie Coffman Remembered Two Years On
In loving memory of Freddie Coffman who left us two years ago today. He is sadly missed by his parents, brother, and sister who hold him in their hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Coffman
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Charles Walter
Bul ‘Orn
Bull
Helfer Or Caw
Get of Aire
Demick Farms
Charlene Walter
Rosemary Combs
A. C. Walters
Hyreford
Charles Rankin
Paul Wilson
Robert Frazier
R. I. St
Cooley
15Th and
Lown Sts
Frazier
Mass. Sts
Beers
SHEEP
Shropshire
Ram
Ran Damb
Ewe
Tom Swearingen
Suffolkie
J. 2
Chambers
Merle Newland
Hampshire
Nancy Gilges
Ewe Camb
Stephen McClure
Southdown
Rat
Connie Robertson
Darrell Robertson
Cheviots
Lamb
Tow Swearingen
Dorsets
Joe Shulta
Jim Shae
Lyn Keefover
John W. Musick Jr
Duroc Jersey
Jack Riddle
York—Bear
Gary Barts
Santa Fe
Clinton Church Program
Lawrence National Bank
Carrier Boys
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th Vi
Weare
Dwight Sickles
Taiwan
Gill Ridg
Res
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Memoriam
Chicago
Washington, D.C
St Louis
Ae Orleans
Best Western
Fallon
VIRGINIA _INN
Restaur
Avanasuz
Virginia Inn
6Th & Schwers Rd
Back Yard
America
du Pont — Hercules Powder
Amer. Tel. & Tel
FMC Bel
Food Machinery and Chemical Westvaco
Kansas Power & Light
Fleming — Dillon
George Hedrick
Carl Mingos
Monager
WM. Terrell
Tennessee St
Underwood
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