Ottawa area brief notices summarize events and ads
Nomination of officers for American Legion at 8 p.m. Monday at post home. Yard sale Saturday April 2 from 9 to 4 at 1107 S Main. Leon H. Reekie cited for careless driving near Tecumseh and North Main. Pomona to spray elm worms April 5 evening weather permitting. Ottawa Garden Club plans film Bob White Through the Year at First Methodist Church dining room with carry in supper at 6:30. Rummage sale Saturday April 2 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 334 S Main by Presbyterian Marie Net Club. Garage sale 1022 S Hickory Thurs–Sat 9?4 children and adult clothing. Candie and handmade gifts show and sale April 16 5 905 1441 S Maple.
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Leon H. Reekie
Ottawa
Tecumseh
North Main Streets
Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
Bob White
Patio Sale Advertises April 2 at Tremont
A patio sale is planned for April 2 at 833 Tremont from 9 30 a m to 5 00 p m Proceeds or items for sale are not specified in the readable text.
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Tremont
Princeton Rural District completes 34541 dollar water system
County Water District No 3 completes a 34541 dollar rural water system serving 21 families and the Princeton Recreation Association. Paul Archer of FHA announces final inspection by engineer Ralph Johnson. City of Princeton provides water. FHA loan 30870. 40 year repayment. Non profit association to cover operating costs loan repayment and depreciation reserves. District No 3 is among over 90 Kansas rural water districts.
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Princeton
Franklin County
Paul Archer
Farmers Home Administration
Ralph Johnson
FHA
Princeton Recreation Association
Kansas
KC Markets describe mixed cattle hog prices and eggs
KC markets report wholesale large eggs at 80 per cent and standard listings. Cattle numbers are insufficient for a test with hogs trading around 23.00 per hundredweight, sow prices at 50 higher, and steer and heifer ranges shown for 190 to 270 pounds with varied bids. sheep none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Funeral for James L. Anderson Held at Dengel Mortuary
James L. Anderson died March 29 and funeral services were conducted March 31 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. Clarence Harder of Wellsville presiding. Pallbearers included Neal Sayler Joe E Hiatt Henry Wherry Floyd A Bishop Emory L Morgan and Raymond Carpenter. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Anderson
Dengel and Son
Clarence Harder
Wellsville
Neal Sayler
Joe E. Hiatt
Henry Wherry
Floyd A. Bishop
Emory L. Moregan
Raymond Carpenter
A. H. North
R. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
OU Students To Tour Mexico
Fourteen Ottawa University students and sponsors will voyage to Monterrey and Saltillo Mexico during Spring vacation to study Mexican life. Led by Adrian Stoner and joining faculty Ray Shumate and Ann Greer the group departs today and returns April 10. Students include Paula Clifton Barbara Gramlick Suellen Hitchell Marion McCabe Joan Quigley Susan Wilbur Drusilla Macy Joyce Wilson and others from Ottawa and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Mexico
Adrian Stoner
Monterrey
Saltillo
Paula Clifton
Prairie Village
Barbara Gramlick
Cenetralia
Suellen Hitchell
Peoria
Ill
Marion McCabe
Mileton
Mass
Joan Quigley
Westport
Deaths Theron Logan Funeral Planned in Colorado Springs
Mr and Mrs Harold Logan of Ottawa travel to Colorado Springs Colorado for the funeral of Theron Logan who died Thursday morning Services are set for Saturday morning at Laws Mortuary in Colorado Springs He was born and raised in Williamsburg and attended Williamsburg High School.
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Theron Logan
Harold Logan
Ottawa
Colorado Springs
Colo
Law’s
Willliamsburg
Williamsburg High School
Charles H. Wilson
Lawerence
Williamsburg
Lawerence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Lawrence
Harvard Wilbur
Memorial Park Cemetery
Cora C. Wilson
L. E. Wilson
Boise
Idaeho
Sabina M. Seyler
Sabina (Myrick) Seyler
Vassar
Meisner
Osage City
Shaffer Mortuary
London
Harry S. Seyler
Jehovah Witness Assembly
Zennie Seely
Gertrude Bristow
Scranton
Negro Family Quits After Pressure in Falcroft Pa
In Falcroft, Pennsylvania, Horace Baker and his family quit their home after facing constant harassment since moving into a white neighborhood in August 1963. Baker cites insults, rock throwing, and threats as reasons to sell for $11,900 and move away with wife Sarah and two children. The case follows past riots, police involvement, and lawsuits against neighbors.
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Folcroft
Horace Baker
Philadelphia
Oreer
Baker
Psychicatric Hospital
Falcroft
Sarah
Terri Lynn
Horace Jr
Pomona Community Activities Highlight April Events
Laura Jean Baker notes Pomona Methodist Church hosts Lenten services April 5 8 with acts study and Maundy Thursday communion plus an Easter sunrise. A reunion for Missionary Project Tour members April 1 2 at the church includes Bill Driver as a group member.
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Laura Jean Baker
Pomona Methodist Church
Bill Driver
Pomona Methodist
Pomona
Helen Good
Ben Scott
Willis Bennett
Maundy-Thurs
Chancel
Pomona High School
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births at Wellsville
Admissions list includes Mrs Joe Scott 743 S Locust Steven Thomas 509 S Oak Friday. Dismissals include Mrs Mina Whitney 627 Beech Mrs Franklin Yates and daughter 1414 S Main Mrs Roy Huhn Wellsville RFD 2 Friday. Births report Mr and Mrs George Sherman Wellsville welcome a son weighing 9 lb 514 oz Thursday.
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Joe Scott
Steven Thomas
Mina Whitney
Beech
Franklin Yates
Main
Roy Huhn
Wellsville
Rfd
George Sherman
Local Market Prices From Cooperative Marketing Assn
Prices quoted by the Cooperative Marketing Association of Kansas City close Friday afternoon and will hold until Monday closing. Wheat at 1.75 and 6.2. Soybeans at 1.44 with several unnamed items and odd characters in the source.
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Cooperative Marketing Association
Kansas City
Teen Girls Starve on Breakfast Skimp Says Farm Bureau Leader
CHICAGO AP Charles B. Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau federation, told the National Youthpower congress that teenage girls are the worst fed in families. He claimed girls skip or skimp on breakfast more than boys, highlighting dietary concerns.
Franklin County road improvement on FAS Route 266
The Board of County Commissioners of Franklin County Kansas ordered an improvement of a road described as a secondary Federal Aid Project No 30S 852 8. The action affects Tract I owned by Harry L Theele and Nellie Theele and Tract II owned by George A Johnston and Evelyn L Johnston with other interested parties. The project runs on FAS Route 266 from the North City limits of Lane north to the West quarter corner of Section 9 Township 18 Range 21. Plans prepared and approved by the County are involved.
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Harry L. Theele
Nellie Theele
George A. Johnston
Evelyn L. Johnston
Board of County Commissioners of
Franklin County
Kanesas
Lane
Kansas
Section
Township
Range
Eminent Domain Notice for Franklin County Road Project
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners plans to acquire 5.33 acres through eminent domain for road widening grading bridging and surfacing work. A viewing and appraisal to assess damages will occur April 20 1966 at 10:00 a.m. with alternate timing the following day if necessary. Geo Atchison chairman.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Section
Township 18
Range
Board of County Commissioners
Geo, Atchison
Ottawa guardianship sale petition in Franklin County Kansas
Conservator Robert L. Roberts seeks court order to sell Lots 8 10 and 12 in Block 130 Ottawa Kansas to fund Edna T. Greenawalt estate. Defenses due April 18 1966 at 10 a.m. in Franklin County Court Ottawa. First published March 25 1966 last April 8 1966.
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Wa T. Greenawalt
City of
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Robert L. Roberts
Edna T. Greenawalt
Donald L. White
State of Kansas
Nelson Hotel closing out sale in Ottawa Kansas
April 30 at 10:30 a.m. 42 rooms of furniture and fixtures to be sold. Location 123 West 2nd Street Ottawa Kansas. Contact Jack Nelson Pomona and Council Grove Livestock Auction list sales every Saturday and Osage City Tuesdays. Auctioneers Jim Brady Harold Stewart plus Mrs Sidney Drummond sale April 6 at 1 p.m. 610 Maple Street Ottawa.
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Nelson Hotel
West 2Nd St
Ottawa
Kan
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim
Brady
Harold Stewart
Sidney Drummond
Maple St
Kans
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Russel Stover Black Walnut Divinity
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Presbyterian Marienet Club
S. Hicke Ory
Ellis
County Water District Done
Tom Chase
Clayton
N. Y
Tom Fisher
Jeff Goldman
Brooklyn
Keith Holden
Vince Staats
N. J
Ray Shumate
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Ann L. Greer
Ringo
Jim Alexander
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Alexander
Eugene Flaherty
Jean Gant
Julia Lynn
Emporia State
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Pomona Stace
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John Baker
Marily
Carol Baker
Chicago
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American Farm Bureau
Louis Lengel
Jon
Section 16
Artest
Bruce Spears County
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Juanita Needham
W.H.P. Lanah Cameron
W.S
Sunflower
Raney Drugs
Sheldon Truck
Osawatomie State Hospital
Osawatomie
Dave Powell
Ramada Inn
Topeka
Suday
Ralph Willliams
Vilas
Colorado
W. R. Williams
Donald L. Berger
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Walter Dyer
Baldwin
Mrs
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Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Charles Weaver
S. Lee Cust
P.O. Box
Dallas
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Ottawa Herald
L & L Cafe
Bennett Retail Store
Appanoose
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
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Capitol
Joe Towner
Ottawa, Kansas
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