Liberty Community Monthly Meeting Set at 8 P M
The Liberty community will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in Liberty school. Harry Moody will present films and refreshments include doughnut holes and coffee. Also note a brief wartime style notice of veterans affairs and an Army officer training completion at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Liberty
Liberty School
Harry Moody
Army Reserve
Marvin D. Trout
Mia
Alverdie Trout
Lyndon
Army Armor School
Fort Knox
Company C
13Th Special Forces
Lawerence
Garage sale on Friday at 622 Elm
A Friday garage sale listing offering furniture appliances dishes and clothing. Located at 622 Elm Street. Friday April 15 sale runs during daytime hours.
Agricultural Hall of Fame opens seven days a week in Bonner Springs
Beginning this weekend the Agricultural Hall of Fame and National Center near Bonner Springs will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visitors can also dine at the Inn Restaurant with lunch and dinner options. Buffet noon and evenings, Ala Carte menus, and 16 oz bones and 9 oz fillets priced at 2.50 each.
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Agricultural Hall of Fame
the Inn
Pickup Collision at Oak and Seventh Ends Without Injuries
At 8 51 p m Tuesday a two vehicle crash at Oak and Seventh streets totaled a pickup and car. Noel E Douglas 62 Country Club Heights drove a 1960 DeSoto south on Oak struck Harrison E Jones 58 Ottawa RFD on Seventh Jone s said he did not see the car in time to avoid the collision. No damage estimate given for the DeSoto.
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Oak
Seventh Streets
Noel E. Douglas
Country Club Heights
DeSoto
Harrison E. Jones
Ottawa
Studebaker
Douglas
Jones
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital notes show admissions including Boyd and Farney in Williamsburg Mrs Ralph Finch at 716 S Hicks ory Mrs Lula Slusher 412 Walnut Lester LaNier 325 E 2nd and dismissals for Edd Anderson Baldwin RFD 1 Fred N Cox Pomona RFD 2 Philip Blickmer 85 S Oak Tuesday Mrs Raymond Lésdom 748 Elm Mrs James Sate Ger and son 719 Tremont Mrs H L Bachelor Overbrook Wednesday
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Admissions Boyd &, Farney
Williamsburg
Ralph Finch
S. Hicksory
Lula Slusher
Walnut
Lester LaNier
Edd Anderson
Baldwin Rfd
Fred N. Cox
Pomona
Philip Blickmer
S. Oak
Raymond Lésdom
Elm
James Sate Ger
Two-Vehicle Crash at Poplar and Wilson
None Hurt In Accident reports a twocar collision at Poplar and Wilson just after 5 p.m. Tuesday. A 1961 Plymouth driven north on Poplar by Morma E Huston and a 1964 Ford driven west on Wilson by Alvin J Brown collided after Brown said the other car appeared to stop then go. Damages were estimated at 50 dollars for the Plymouth and 200 dollars for the Ford.
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Poplar
Wilson
Morma E
Huston
Alvin J. Brown
Cherry
Wilson Street
Brown
Plymouth
Ford
Three Houses Broken Into Tuesday Night
Three ransacked houses were found by police Tuesday night. All residents were out-of-state, with two homes on Willow and Ash streets showing rear-door entries, likely forced by a screwdriver. Juvenile involvement is suspected as evidence points to the same suspected party across the three break-ins.
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Anna Bunyan
Willow
Almira Shuler
Mygpard
Schuler
Enid
Okla
Clyde Johnson
Harvey McCann
Ash
Joe Pierson
Ema
Erg
Fred Espinosa
Eugene Flaherty
Ottawa Loses Industry Bid for Arkansas Plant
Ottawa's bid to lure a Midwest manufacturing plant failed as American Enka Corp selects Siloam Springs, Arkansas. George Lister of Ottawa Industrial Development says Ottawa ranked second after a survey of 36 locations in eight states. The project would have brought about 50 jobs and involved city and county officials, the Kansas Economic Development Commission, the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, and Gov. William Avery.
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Ottawa
Siloam Springs
Ark
George Lister
Ottawa Industrial Development, Inc
American Enka Corp
Wilemantic, Conn
Midwest
Arkan Buy
Lister
American Enka
OED
Otetawa
Ottawa Industrial
Divcee Wayne
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
William Avery
Market Report Kansas City Prices For Eggs Hogs Cattle
KC Markets report shows large eggs at 37 1/4 to 37 3/4, mediums 30 to 32, wholesale large 37 1/2, butter unchanged. Hog market 3,500 head, barrows and gilts up to 25 higher, sows steady to strong, 1.23 to 1.50. Sheep 300 head with lambs up to 25, spring lambs 27 25 to 50, ewes 8 to 9.25. Cattle 1,200 with steers 25 to 50 lower, top 26.10, select 26.00 to 27.50, feeders 25.75 to 27.00, heifers 24 to 25.50.
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Kansas City
Sammy Davis Jr Named NAACP Life Membership Chairman
New York AP Sammy Davis Jr the 39 year old entertainer was named chairman of the Life Membership Committee of the NAACP He succeeds Kivle Kae plan a 61 year old retired Boston manufacturer elected NAACP president last January Davis will push life membership sales at 600 each and recalled entertaining civil rights groups during the Montgomery march in Alabama a year ago
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New York
Sammy Davis Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Davis
Kivle Kaeplan
Boston
NAACP
Montgomery
Alabama
Funeral Notices for Maggie Plough and Mary Detwiler
Services for Mrs. Maggie E. Plough, who died April 9, were held April 12 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. William R. Weber officiating and burial in Highland Cemetery. Pallbearers included Ted Payn J P Geiss Kim Spooner Owen Heidner Peter K Papps and Kenneth Par.
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Maggie E
Maggie E. Plough
Lamb Fneral
William R. Weber
Ted Payn
J. P. Geiss
Kim Spooner
Owen Heidner
Peter K. Papps
Kenneth Par. Tish
Albert J. Williams
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Mary E. Detwiler
Mary Ellen Detwiler
Towner Chapel
Albert Smith
John Finch
Lavon Bates
H. W. Spratt
Erenest Miller
Vern Morland
Eber Swanson
A. H. North
J. M. Kilgore
Higheand Cemetery
Wet Pavement Triggers Two-Pronged Princeton Crash Plunge
On a wet Monday near Princeton, two US 59 crashes involved four cars. No injuries reported. investigators pursue charges. First collision at 4 p.m. near John Brown junction left a Sherrill family vehicle with minor damage after a crosswise impact with Barbara Neal in a 1965 Oldsmobile. Second crash at 5:15 p.m. north of Princeton involved Margaret Kratzberg in a 1965 Plymouth colliding with Willard Collins in a 1950 Chevrolet. Collins’ car wrecked, Kratzberg’s sustained minor damage. Kratzberg’s passengers Rita Rues Loretta Katezer and Mary Jane Sommers all from Greeley.
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Princeton
Kangas
Harold Bennett
US 59
John Brown Junction
Richard Sherrill
Iola
Allen
Oldsmobile
Sherrill
Chevrolet
Us-59
Princeston
Bennett
Margaret Kratzberg
Greesley
Ottawa
Rita M. Rues
Mary Jane Sommers
Loretta A. Katezer
Greeley
Rantoul Airport Won’t Rebuild Hangar This Spring
Rantoul Illinois where D and D Spraying Service owner Bill Dempsay said the main hangar destroyed in a March 1 fire will not be rebuilt this spring. The fire killed three airplanes and one helicopter and caused about 100000 in damages. The business will operate from Gardner facilities while spraying season runs from now until late September. The Dempsay family plans eventual rebuild of the quonset hut hangar, and the service will continue to work from the Rantoul airport in the meantime.
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Rantoul
Bill Dempsay
Dempsay
Gardner
Dempesay
Americans and Vietnamese differ in daily calorie intake
The average Vietnamese consumes fewer calories per day than the average American, at less than two thirds of American daily intake. This comparison highlights dietary gaps between the two populations.
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Display
Local ads receive ten percent off if paid by 5 p m the day after publication. Line ads accepted until 9 30 a m the day of publication. Want ads priced per word with various insertion counts. Card of Thanks four cents per word with seventy cent minimum. National lines fourteen cents per line. Blind ads fifty cents extra. Special trade rates listed.
Groom’s wedding plan prompts classroom tears in Quincy
Lore Raine MacLean 26 told her kindergarten pupils she will marry Friday in Quincy Massachusetts. Two girls and a boy cried as she reassured the class that she would not be away long and invited all 51 pupils to the wedding Tuesday. All but those with chicken pox plan to attend.
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Quincy
Mass
Loreraine MacLean
Kinedergarten
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G. B. Nelson
Main
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Sous Engl Sn
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Gleason, Doty, and Logan
United Utilities, Inc
Smith Insurance
Rantoul Airport
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Order of the White Shrine of
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Arlene Talbott
W,h.p
Lanah Cameron
W.S
Clifford R
Hobbs
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Roy Bates
Franklin County
Edna Greenawalt
S. Derry
Kan
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Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
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West 2Nd St
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim” Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Ron
Main and
Assembly
Bers We
Mullard R
Wren, LM
Melvin L
Sellers
ASCS
W. 2Nd St
R.A.M
Welcome, Raymond E
Stankard, H.P
See
Killough-Clark Inc
Joel Cutting
O. E. Brooks
Texas Refinery Corp
Fort Worth
Texas
Teeshiryee
Ottawa Herald
Box H
Bennett Ice Cream Store
Kansas State Employment Service
Second
Cedar
Keith Paine
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
Emerald
Lawrence
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J. W. Taylor
Gene Powell
Bennie Stineson
Standard Rendering Co
Crouss Cabernet
Kathy Mundy
Irvin Malott
Otto Klusmann
Franklin County Sale Co
Thurs
Holstein Springer Helfers
Jersey
Walter George
Kans
Viking
Andy Reed
Pioneer
John Berger
Rt. 1
Overbrook
Sudan
HA. Funk
Homewood
Funks
Lindsey
Gingerich Fert. Co
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Budge
Paine
Gibbons Oil Co
Quenemo
Red Cross
Paine’s
O.K
Delure
Beats—Motors
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Johnson Motors
River On
Mark Twain Boats
MaFéury Motors
Ottawa Boats
Mostors
Hoffman
George Lee Hoffman
Whittier
California
Aok Downer
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