Social Welfare Office visit and band selections noted
R A Nitscke social security field representative will be at the Social Welfare Office Wednesday April 28 between 9 am and noon. Warren Wittman named to Lions Club State Band in Wichita June and to Lions Club International Band in Los Angeles in July. Kansas University students receive general scholarships for the 1965 66 school year covering tuition and fees. Roy Gould of Ottawa wins last night's Lawn Mower at Gambles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Nitschke
Social Secureity
Social Welfare Office
Warren Wittman
Leo Wittman
Lions Club
Wichita
Kansas
Los Angeles
Ane L
Geiss
Ottawa
Roxanne G
Lennard
University of Kansas
Roy Gould
Cagle Attends Douglas County Beef Breeders Spring Show
John Cagle extension county 4-H agent planned to attend the 12th annual Beef Breeders Spring Show at the Lawrence county fair grounds today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cagle
Extension County
Douglas County Beef Breeders Association
Lawrence
Ellis plane tuning and shows advance notices in Kansas
John F. Gere, advance, will represent the Kansas Veteran's Commission at the 2nd District VFW Spring Convention in Lawrence May 12. Antique show and sale by Ars Morry set for April 30 to May 1.2, with planning indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Gere
S. Hickeory
Kansas Veteran’s Commission
Arsmorry
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
KC Markets in Kansas City reports weekly cattle prices with steers and heifers up about 50, cows 50-1.00 higher, calves steady. Feeder values rise 0.50-1.00, sheep mixed with lambs steady, ewes down. Hogs show higher barrows gilts by 1.00, sows mostly steady to 25 higher across weight groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Appeal For Zimmer Heard In Topeka Court
Attorneys argued for over two hours on a motion for a new trial for William F. Zimmer who is under sentence to die for kidnapping 7 year old Gladys Johnson from a Topeka street corner last November 14. Judge Marion Beatty said he would announce his decision Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William F. Zimmer
Gladys Johnson
Toopeka
Marion Beatty
Shawnee County
Emporia State student killed in city car crash
Emporia Kan AP An Emporia State College student was killed Friday when a car overturned at the city north edge. The deceased was Huston L Neill 20 of Kansas City Kan. The driver Myron K Houghton 21 of Marietta Ohio also a college student suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia, Kan
Emporia State College
Huston L. Neill
Kansas City
Kan
Myron K. Houghton
Marietta
Ohio
Carpetbaggers Return South After Civil War Era
In the aftermath of the Civil War carpetbaggers swept into the South for gains. A century later they still arrive but with different aims and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Zeke's Corner on Carpetbaggers and Civil Rights in the South
A column argues modern carpetbaggers in the South echo Reconstruction era intrusions as college students ministers and singers join civil rights protests in Selma and other cities. It contends emancipation era progress and Jim Crow preservation clash today and urges granting Negroes equal citizenship while noting risks and public backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Ottawa University
Ottawa
NAACP
Congress of Raccial Equality
Kansas City
Connecticut
Ilinois
Boseton
Forest Park
Bogaelusa
Birmingham
South
White posts $1,500 bond in insufficient fund charge
Robert W. White, 37, operator of White's Furniture and Appliance, arraigned in county court on a felony insufficient fund check charge after bankruptcy filing. Bond set at 1500 dollars, posted by Virgil Smith, preliminary hearing scheduled for May 4 at 10:30 a.m. Complainant is C. E. Abelkaker of Thompson Hardware. The check dated Jan. 20, 1966, was for 500 dollars drawn on First National Bank. Warrants issued and served mid-morning and in civil actions earlier that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. White
S. Poplar
White’s
White
Bond
Virgil Smith
Myron S. Steere
C. E. Abelaker
Thompson Hardware Company
Toopeka
Joe Ferns
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Mrs Willard Yockey in Waverely on Friday and Daniel Milcfelt in Richmond on Saturday. Dismissals list Mrs Charles Fiehler of Wellsville, Larry Steenrod at 211 Maple on Friday, Miss Jane Griffin at 1204 S Cedar, Mrs Olive Graffham at 915 S Sycamore on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Yockey
Waverely
Daniel Milcfelt
Richmond
Charles Fiehler
Wellsville
Larry Steenrod
Maple
Jane Griffin
S. Cedar
Olive Graffham
Sycamore
Far Reaching Bills Signed Across Kansas Legislative Changes
Measures signed include adjusting the property tax assessment ratio, lowering deer hunting licenses for farmers to 5 dollars and general residents to 10, keeping nonresident at 25, authorizing temporary bonuses for oil discovery wells, revising commercial and probate laws, raising standards for cosmetology students, removing the 200 dollar family exemption on personal property, appointing pro tem judges in county courts, aligning juvenile age rules for boys and girls, allowing Wichita to run a public transit system, creating a new Food Service and Lodging Board, and enabling Wichita State University to issue revenue bonds for dorms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Washeurn Municipal University
Wichita
Food Service and Lodging Board
Old Kansas Hotel and Restaurant Board
Greenslade Elected Head Of Franklin County Association
Rev Roger Greenslade was elected president of the Franklin County Association for Retarded Children at a Monday meeting in the First Methodist Church. Other officers include Mrs Mike Newmaster as vice president Mrs Howard Reineman secretary and Marlin A Chanay treasurer. A model constitution was adopted and monthly meetings set for the fourth Monday. Refreshments served by Mrs Newmaster and Mrs Elmer A Roth. Next meeting set for 8 pm May 25 at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Greenslade
Franklin County Association For
First Methodist Church
Mike Newmaster
Howard Reineman
Marlin A. Chanay
Wellsville
Area Man Is Promoted To Captain In Air Force Reserve
Donald L. Howell, 34, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emory W. Howell of Princeton, was promoted to captain after the outstanding airman appointment program at Continental Air Command. He has served with the 442nd Troop Carrier Wing at Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base, Missouri, for 14 years as a reservist and two years on active duty. He attended Ottawa University and Rockhurst College in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Air Force Reserve
Donald L. Howell
Emory W. Howell
Princeton
Continental Air Command
Capt. Howell
442Nd
Richards
Geebaur Air Force Base
Air Force
Ottawa Univerity
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Six cited in Logan Cherry radar speeding check
Police cited six motorists at the Logan and Cherry intersection on Friday for speeding in a 30 mph zone. Names include Kenneth E Massengale Chester E Leach Richard L Towe Ronald A West Theron J Harrell and Charles Le Roy Sober with bonds posted for Sober. Mulberry Ledom and Master cited in related cases with charges of reckless driving defective mufflers and speeding respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan and
Cherry
Kenneth E. Massengale
Wellsville
Chester E. Leach
Rantoul
Richard L. Towe
Ottawa
Ronald A. West
Princeton
Theron J. Harrell
N. Main
Charles le Roy Sober
Pueblo
Colo
Sober
Richard L. N. Mulberry
South Main
Danny R. Ledom
N. Locust
Michael L. Master
Burle Ingame
Former Enemies Meet For Friendly Dayton Reunion
In Dayton Ohio two aging WWII rivals Herman Glemnitz and H M Day reunited over drinks 20 years after the SAS liberation of Stalag Luft I. Day led numerous escape attempts while Glemnitz once ran security. The gathering drew 600 former POWs and four German captors as guests. Day described the escape legend The Great Escape and noted many tunnel attempts were made with only a few successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Herman Glemnitz
Stalag Luft I
Glemnitz
H. M. Day
Britain
Royal Air Force
Sasgan
U.S
Nicholas Katzenback
Stalag II
Day
RAF Escaping Sociesty
Gesetapo
Luftwaffe
Engeland
Crest Hits Two States As Mississippi Rises In Floods
The Mississippi River crested in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin at about 25.3 feet, 7.3 feet above flood stage, and Dubuque faced a predicted 26.7-foot crest. In Guttenberg Iowa a flood fight intensified as tanks filled with inflammable material risked toppling, while communities along the river braced for further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Dubuque
Guttenberg
Iowa
Building Permits for Cedar Street and McCurdy Home
Building permit records show Joe Ream at 841 S Cedar seeking to erect a garage at an estimated cost of 800 dollars and W C Goodman authorized to build a storm cellar at Mrs M McCurdy’s residence 717 E 11th with an estimated cost of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ream
S. Cedar
W. C. Goodman
Latest Additions To Library Include Portrait Of Clown
New books added to the Library collection include The Clown by Heinrich Böll a portrait of Hans Schnier a clown who recreates incidents in pantomime and reveals postwar Germany Strange Sects and Curious Cults by Marcus Bach explores religious faiths and rituals The Garrick Year by Margaret Drabble follows Emma a witty self centered wife of an actor in a English town Swimming Pools a Sunset Book explains pool design engineering and construction for broader access
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Boll
Hans Schnier
Germany
Marcus Bach
University of Iowa
Garrick
Margaret Drabble
Emma
Library Week observance by Carnegie Free Library
The Carnegie Free Library joins thousands of libraries nationwide in National Library Week observance from April 25 to May 1 featuring campaigns Open Your Future Read and Know What You’re Talking About Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Free Library
United States
National Library Week
Library Week aims for well equipped Kansas libraries
The eighth annual National Library Week theme urges Kansans to learn what their libraries have and should have. State legislation supports library systems with federal funds for books, equipment, construction, and remodeling. Ottawa hosts a coffee hour for business leaders on April 27 to tour facilities and discuss needs, while new book reviews highlight Dresser by W A Swanberg and The Italians by Luigi Bareziini as portraits of genius and Italian culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ottawa
National Library Week
Hearing on Final Settlement in Peterson Estate
In Franklin County Probate Court Glen A. Hayward as executor petitions for final settlement, approval of acts and fees, and determination of heirs under the Oscar A. Peterson will. Defenses due by May 17, 1965 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Oscar A. Peterson
Glen A. Hayward
Oscar A. Petereson
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Arthur Hoopes
Lane
Emerson
Armida Reed
Howard Caylor
New Union School Building Sale and Contents
Myers Bros conducts consignments near North Ottawa on Highway 59, 614 miles north of Ottawa, listing April 29 at 7:30 p.m. for the New Union School Building and contents. Additional items include Harvey W Reed Estate and Rena Mundy Estate with household goods and antiques at 310 S Maple, Ottawa, at 1 p.m. May 1 for Elsie M Cain Estate in Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Ottawa
Union
Harvey W. Reed
Rena M. Mundy
Maple
Myrs
Elsie M. Cain
Pomona
Kans
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Reed
Hickory
Ellis
Zimmer
Miss Ottawa
Barbara Kay Swartz
Barbara
Madda Swartz
Alta Vista
Zeke’s
Avery
Kansas Corporation Commission
Wichita University
State Board of Regents
Greenslade
Police News
Crests
Associated Press
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Faas
Librar
Nell Barnaby
W. A. Swanberg
Dreiser
Luigi Bare Zini
Italy
Legals
Ruth Hoopes
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Louis Denylson
Smith
Printy
Ben Printy
Harold Stewart Gen
C. A. Hobbs
Tom Seyler
Adm
Poplar
Clifford R. Hobbs
Kapses
Minnie Harra
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Jim Brady
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