Kansas FFA Safety Contest winners named in four districts
Future Farmers of America chapters in Tribune Caney Effingham and Kingman earned the top four ratings in Kansas Farm Bureau’s 1966 FFA Safety Contest. Seven district winners were recognized with Williamsburg Atwood and Jewell also being named among the districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Tribune
Caney
Effingham
Kingman
Kansas Farm Bureaus
FFA
Williamsburg
Atwood
Jewell
Pomona High to tour Topeka facilities. band to perform
The annual staff from Pomona High School tours the publisher's Topeka facility today. The Pomona Swing band will give its annual concert at 8 p.m. Friday in the Pomona Grade School multi-purpose room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona High School
Topeka
Pomona
Womsburg Lions Club Pancake Benefit Apr 27 Ties To Scholarship
Womsburg Lions Club sponsors a pancake breakfast on April 27 at 5 p.m. at Womsburg Cafe to benefit the scholarship fund. ARMY PVT George R Doherty, son of Mr and Mrs George T Doherty of Paola, completed advanced artillery training as an 8 cannoneer in field artillery under the Reserve Enlistment Program at Ft Sill Okla on April 15. Doherty, a Battery C 130th Artillery member, will return to his National Guard unit after a six month active duty tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
George R. Doherety
George T. Doherty
Paola
Army Artillery and Missile School
Ft. Sill
Okla
Doherty
130Th Artillery
National Guard
Everett’s Barber Shop Announces New Location
Everett Stark and John Rea operate Everett’s Barber Shop now at 1521 S Main. No appointment necessary. WELLSVILLE Unified School District 289 hosts kindergarten pre-enrollment for 1906 67 on May 6 at 1 p.m. in the elementary Multipurpose room. Children must be five by Dec 1, 1966. bring birth certificates and immunization information for diphtheria tetanus smallpox measles and polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett's
S. Main
Everett Stark
John Rea
Wellsville’s Unified
Ottawa appoints safety program leaders for 1966 plan
Ottawa mayor Charles Wil Lamson names civic chairman Dr. Louis N. Speer at 924 S. Hickory and vice chairman Walter Butler of 405 Willow. Mrs. Robert Anderson of 22 Rockwood Drive is woman vice chairman and Jim Ogg 1228 Willow a Ottawa High School student serves as teenage chairman for the National Vehicle Safety Check Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Charles Wil. Lamson
Louis N. Speer
S. Hickory
Walter Butler
Willow
Robert Anderson
Rockwood Drive
Jim Ogg
Szabados to Visit Ransom Memorial May 12
Dr Ernest Szabados consulting orthopedic surgeon from Independence Missouri will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital until May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Szabados
Independence
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa 4H Tractor meeting set for Thursday night
A 4H tractor meeting for members and leaders is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Ottawa Tractor and Implement Company located at 119 East 2nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Tractor and Implement Company
Ransom Pattys Perfection Dairy Record Holder
Ransom Pattys Perfection, a 6 year old registered Guernsey co owned by W G Ransom Sr and W G Ransom Jr of Williamsburg, completed a DHIR production record of 13650 pounds of milk and 673 pounds of butterfat in 306 days, milking twice daily. Testing is supervised by Kansas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Patty’s Perfection
W. G. Ransom Sr
W. G. Ransom Jr
Wileiamsburg
Kansas State University
County 4-H Agent Plans Lyon County Beef Show
Islayd Dave Fidson, county 4-H agent, will attend the Lyon County Spring Beef Show at Emporia Faire Grounds. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and focuses on showing and fitting cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Islayd
Dave Fidson
Lyon County
Emporia Faire Grounds
Richard D Doty Named Chairman of County Docking Club
Richard D Doty of Garnett has been appointed by Governor Docking to chair the Anderson County Docking for Governor Club. Doty has led Garnett's third ward for the last two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Doty
Garnett
Robert Docking
Anderson County Docking For
Doty
Meeting for handicapped children at Youth Center
A meeting for children with special education needs will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in the Youth Center. The program will be presented by children taught by Mrs. Harold Atchison and Mrs. Ben Baker. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Atchison
Ben Baker
Deaths ANTHONY M OESTREICHER 87 Formerly near Princeton
Anthony M. Oestreicher 87 formerly of near Princeton died at 12:15 a.m. today in Crestview Nursing Home. A retired farmer, he lived in the Princeton area for years before moving to Crestview in 1963. Born April 5, 1879 in Donanworth Germany, he was single. He belonged to Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Lamb Funeral Home. Surviving nieces and nephews include Ellen Hickman and J. G. Oestreicher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony M Oestreicher
Anthony M. Oestreicher
Princeton
Crestview Nursing Home
Lamb Funeral Home
Donanworth
Germany
Joseph and
Barbara Oestreicher
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Ellen Hickman
N. Cherry
J. G. Oestreicher
Funeral services for Robert McGuire in Emporia
Funeral services for Robert McGuire of Emporia, who died Sunday, will be held Tuesday morning in Emporia. He was the brother of Mrs. George R. Hutchison of 810 Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGuire
Emporia
George R. Hutchison
Poplar
Mrs Mattie V Harding Dies in Kansas City Burial Set
Mrs Mattie V Harding widow of John A Harding dies Saturday morning in Kansas City Kansas. Services today with burial in Oak Grove Missouri. Surviving are son Harold H Harding attorney for the Kansas City Kansas Board of Public Utilities daughter Mary V Packard of Topeka and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie V, Harding
Kansas City
Kan
Inelaw
Mattie V
Harding
W. C. Harding
John A. Harding
Oak Grove
Harold H. Harding
Board of Public Utilities
Mary V. Packard
Topeka
Building Permits Granted for Homes and Property
Mrs Mable Smith received a permit on April 22 to erect a tool shed at 115 S Cedar costing about 30 dollars. Harold T Stewart got a permit on April 25 to place a trailer on private property at 507 E Grant with an estimated cost of 5006 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Smith
S. Cedar
Harold T. Stewart
E. Grant
Ottawa couples receive marriage licenses
William Dallas Henry aged 18 of Ottawa and Janis Elaine Detwiler aged 18 of Ottawa obtain marriage licenses. Jerry Hurd aged 23 of Merriam and Lynne Harper aged 22 of Jacksonville Florida also secure licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dallas Henry
Ottawa
Janis Elaine Detwiler
Jerry Hurd
Merriam
Lynne Harper
Jacksonville
Fla
Area Doctor Being Honored in Louisburg
Dr P F Gates, a Miami County physician for more than 65 years, will be honored with Recognition Day in Louisburg on Sunday afternoon. The program, at 2 p m in Louisburg High School auditorium, is sponsored by the Louisburg Area Chamber of Commerce and Eta Rho of Beta Sigma Phi. A Recognition Trust Fund is being created to support library facilities in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisburg
P. F. Gatesly
Miami County
Louisburg Area
Woman reports theft of cash from home
Mrs. Lelan Davis of 906 N Muleberry reported to police Wednesday the loss of 45 to 60 dollars in cash from her unlocked residence. Police suspect a sneak thief carried the money from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelan Davis
N. Muleberry
Local Market Quotes and Grain Prices
Market notes show wheat at 1.80 with a .06-52 base and soybeans at 2.78. RYO price listed as 1.10. The fragmentary text references Milo and general market terms without a clear full report.
Local court fines for speeding and violations in Ottawa area
A list of Ottawa area drivers cited in April and February cases shows speeding fines mostly $8 to $15, with several offenses including speeding 83 in a 75 mph zone, 75 in a 60 mph zone, and other violations. Names include Donald McArthur II, Peggy Milburn, Charles Eaves, Bobbie Perryman, David Williams, Russell Craycraft, Lindam Fulks, Debert Campbell, Bernard Matheis, Stanley Barnes, John Stark, Charles Ware, Merle M. Smith, Eugene Emery, Joseph Plummer, and others. Court costs and bond forfeitures noted. some cases include log book and muffler violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McArthur II
Mission
Ottawa
Peggy J. Milburn
East Fifteenth
Charles S. Eaves
Dallas
Tex
Russell C. Craycraft
Willow
Lindam, Fulks
Bonner Springs
Wellsville
Delbert C. Campbell
Mulberry
Bernard D. Matheis
Kansas City
Stanley R. Barnes
Hutchinson
Williamsburg
John H. Stark
Lyndon
Pomona
Charles R. Ware
Main Street
Merlem. Smith
Overeland Park
Eugene R. Emery
Lawerence
Joseph D. Plummer
Kan
Williamseburg
Kansas City Market Report Slates Livestock And Dairy Prices
KC Markets reports wholesale eggs steady with large at 72.39 per dozen and mediums 36.38. Cattle numbers 6,000 with cows mostly lower or steady. choice slaughter steers 25.50 to 26.50, feeders 27.00 to 28.00, steer calves 29.50 to 32.00. Hogs 4,000 up about 25.75. sows 17.00 to 19.00. Sheep 2,200 lambs firm to higher. spring lambs 27.00, 26.00 to 26.50 for prime lines, wooled lambs 24.00 to 25.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Active this Week
Hospital records list admissions Lucy McBay Victoria Wigglesworth Nelson Fritts Wallace Shipps Seymour Hall Mrs Harold Case Frank Lundstedt Andrew Seamands on Saturday. Dismissals include Mrs Laura Warr Mrs Clarence Ely Mrs LeRoy Hillyer Mrs Edward Woehr and son Mrs Vernon Rocker and daughter Kenneth Fisher Wallace Shipps Jr Mrs James Haworth and son Victoria Wigglesworth Monday. Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Herbert Fredericks weight 8 pounds 5 ounces Saturday and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Cheney weight 8 pounds 8 ounces Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy McBay
Willow
Victoria Wigglesworth
Nelson Fritts
Ottawa Rfd
Wallace Shipps
Seymour Hall
Harold Case
Quenemo
Frank Lundstedt
Andrew A. Seamands
S. Cherry
Laura Warr
Wellseville
Clarence Ely
Ottawa
LeRoy Hillyer
Williamsburg
Edward Woehr
S. Cedar
Vernon Rocker
Hickory
Kenneth Fisher
Price Hall
Wallace Shipps Jr
James Haworth
Herbert Fredericks
Birch
Robert Cheney
S. Main
Funeral Services for Mrs Helen Daughe rty
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Daughe rty who died April 23 will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at First Methodist Church with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Burial will be in Hope Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Franklin County Association for Retarded Children in care of Rev Roger Greenslade. Surviving children include James Guge Kathy Guge Susan Guge of the home David Guge Topeka and Mrs Charles Henry Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Daugherty
First Methodist Church
Charles P. Knight
Hope Cemetery
Franklin County Association For
Roger Greenslade
James Guge
Kathy Guge
Susan Guge
David Guge
Topeka
Charles Henry
Ottawa
Mrs Della M Burns Rites Held At Dean Baptist Church
Services for Mrs Della M Burns who died April 21 were held April 24 at Dean Baptist Church with Rev Howard Curry officiating. Pallbearers were Lester Clark Max Hetrick Roscoe Ward Rex Gilliland George Mesigh Ralph Ikenberry and Dewey Barnhart. Burial followed in Dean Cemetery with Mrs Howard Curry singing hymns and accompanied by Mrs Cecil R Frieden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della M
Burns
Della M. Burns
Dean Baptist Church
Howard Curry
Lester Clark
Max Hetrick
Roscoe Ward
Rex Gilliland
George Mesigh
Ralph Ikenberry
Dewey Barnhart
Cecil R. Frieden
Bureal
Dean Cemetery
Funeral services held for Mrs Flora B Hay
Mrs Flora B Hay died April 22. Funeral services were April 23 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev F Russell Pitman officiating. Pallbearers included Wayne Gilliland Clarence Hegeberg E Haley R Sanehow Robert Winchester W Douglas Raymond Schmidt. Burial in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora B
Hay
Flora B. Hay
Lamb Funeral
F. Russell Pitman
Wayne E
Gilliland
Clarence W
Hegeberg
E, E
Haley
R. T
Sanehow
Robert C
Winchester
W. H. Douglas
Raymonds
Schmidt
Bruce Spears
Hope Cemetery
County Clerk Pays for Coyotes Ears
Many ears collected in the last month with Bruce Spears, county clerk, paying 120 dollars for coyote ears. Sixty pairs were turned in by individuals including Dick Welch of Princeton with 8 pairs, Charles J. Bush of Quenemo with 18, Doris Pearson of Princeton with 4, Robert Service of Princeton with 11, Jerry Mooney of Quenemo with 6, Glen Bayer of Ottawa RFD 4 with 1, Mark Collins of Williamsburg with 1, Roger Keith of Ottawa RFD 2 with 1, Earl Turner of Baldwin RFD with 1, Gary Miller of Pomona RFD with 1, Robert Carey of 73112 S Main with 3, Harold Bennett of 32 Rockwood Drive with 1, and J G Oestreicher of Princeton with 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Spears
Dick Welch
Princeton
Charles J. Bush
Quenemo
RFC
Doris Pearson
Robert Service
Princeston
Jerry Mooney
Glen Bayer
Ottawa
Mark Collins
Williamsburg
Roger Keith
Earl Turner
Baldwin
Gary Miller
Pomona
Robert Carey
S. Main
Harold Bennett
Rockwood Drive
J. G. Oestreicher
IOOF Talent Show Winners at 1.0.0.F. Picnic
Bibi and Lisa Birzer won first prize with a song and tap dance at the IOOF talent contest during the April 16 picnic. Patsy Byrd with Dee Ann Snyder took second in acrobatic dance, Steve and Ronda Rice were third, with numerous other acts listed as participants and child participants in the Bernhardt School of Dance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibi
Lisa Birzer
Patsy Byrd
Dee Ann Snyeder
Steve
Ronda Rice
Nancy Hand
Robyn Gilliland
Carole Smith
Kathy Loyd
Becky Tyson
Sarah Tyson
Teresa Salb
Sandra Loyd
Andrea Loyd
Bert Ellen McDonald
Shirley Fisher
Devra Bareber
Ruth Cox
Jeanne Stoneking
Karen Stoneking
Connie
Noisy head injuries haunt Miami man after fall
Dorian Figueroa, 38, who fell 20 feet from a ladder May 28, 1964, and suffered multiple fractures and hearing loss, endures internal noises described as frogs, sirens, and wind. Surgeons suspect abnormal blood vessel connections inside the skull or from shoulder trauma. He faces more tests as headaches and balance problems persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Dorian Figueroa
Figueroa
Margie
School rallies by FCA ruled not to violate church state laws
Seattle AP report states Superior Court Judge George H. Revelle found that Federation of Christian Athletes gatherings at Seattle high schools did not violate separation of church and state, as rallies occurred outside school hours and thus posed no constitutional conflict. The plaintiff father sought a restraining order on constitutional grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Wash
Seattle
The
Federation of Christian Athletes
George H. Revelle
Princeton Hosts Two Kansas State Horse Show Circuit Events
Princeton will host two shows on the Kansas State Horse Show Circuit this year. The opening show kicks off in DeSoto on Sunday. Last year the circuit counted 172 point riders across 31 point shows, averaging about 250 entries per show, awarding 83 trophies and plaques, with 16 more point classes added for this year. Mrs. Mary Snell of Carbondale serves as secretary-treasurer and public membership is open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
DeSoto
Mary Snell
Carbondale
4-H Sunday Date Set at Franklin County First Methodist Church
A countywide 4-H Sunday service will be held at 7 30 p m Sunday at the First Methodist Church with 4 H members joining the choir candle lighting and other parts of the service Rev James Uhlig pastor will give the sermon The Rural Life Sunday on May 15 coincides with 4 H Sunday in many areas and groups will hold their own services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
First Methodist Church
Seremon
James Uhlig
Baldwin
Greeley County FFA Safety Champ in Kansas
The Greeley County High School FFA chapter was named 1966 Kansas safety champion for a program including classroom instruction safety meetings newspaper articles shows and literature distribution. It will receive a certificate and 200 dollars at the state convention at Kansas State University. Caney High School took second with a 100 dollar prize. Other district winners were Atwood Atchison County Effingham Kingsman Jewell and Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Greeley County
Future Farmers of America
Kansas Ffa
Kansas State University
Caney High School
Atwood
Atchison County Community High School
Effingham
Kingsman
Jewell
Williamsburg
Driver Swerves to Avoid Car Hits Parked Vehicle
Edward M. Calkins 27 of Ottawa RFD 3 drove a 1966 Ford station wagon northbound and struck the left rear of a 1959 Ford owned by Roy L. Ousley parked on the east curb in the 500 block of South Locust at 7:49 p.m. Sunday. No damage estimates were provided for either vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Locust
Edward M. Calkins
Ottawa
Ford
Roy L. Ousley
Calkins
Area Students Get Honors at University of Kansas Phi Beta Kappa
Three area KU students are among 60 seniors honored for academic achievement by election to Phi Beta Kappa. They are Margaret Hughes Frailey of Lawrence Kathleen E Powell of Garnett and Frederick W Hartman of Overbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
University
Margaret Hughes Frailey
Lawrence
George R. Hughes
S. Elm
Kathleen E. Powell
Garnett
Frederick W. Hartman
Fred Hartman Sr
Overbrook
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Msburg Lions Club
Msburg Cafe
Ellis
Barbara Patton
Oestreicher
Lamb
IOOF
Elisa Mullen
Dena Loyd
Conenie Smith
Joe Salb
Devra Barber
Marjorie Bernhardt
Clifford R
Hobbs
Kansas
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Frank H. Davis
Logan
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Cap
Printy
N. Main
Nelson Hotel
West 2Nd St
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim’ Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Louis Dergelson
Smith
Estera
Towner’s Chapel
Princeton Cemetery
Downer’s
Caiapel
Dependable Amuliante Sereict S25
North Maln Renee Sey Ee
Awal Nans AS
Hospital
Life Magazine
Arabian Horse Farms
Hersald
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.F
A.M
Paul F. Smith
Estel O. Northway
W. M
Clarence E. Rea
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
Capitol
Journal
Ralph Cochrane
Didde Glaser, Inc
Didde-Glaser, Inc
Graphic Arts
Rawleigh
Freeport
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