Waring and family visit. Osburn to speak on TB tests
Rey Waring and Mrs. L. Frank Waring of Elsinore Calif formerly Ottawa residents visit brother Jim for six weeks and plan trips to Pittsburg to see son Ford, a Pittsburg State instructor. Mrs. Rosalie Osburn, Franklin County nurse, will address Hawkins Community Club Friday at 8 p.m. on TB tests in schools and show a film. Also an officers election and Centenn ial Parade tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
L. Frank Waring
Elsinore
Calif
Ottawa
Jim
Waring
First Methodist
Pittsburg
Ford
Pittsburg State
Rosalie Osburn
Franklin County
Hawkins Community Club
Osburn
Local Market Prices for Grains and Poultry
Readable market listing shows soybean price 3.09, wheat 1.80, rye 0.70, ear corn 0.90, shelled corn 0.90, oats 0.68, barley 1.25, butterfat 0.48 43, eggs straight run 0.23, graded eggs 0.29 0.26 0.23, heavy hens 0.08, light hens 0.205, cocks 0.09. Prices reflect commodity values and egg classifications.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Auction Week Nears
Cattle totals near 2000 with calves around 50. slaughter steers steady to strong, heifers steady, cows slow, bulls and feeders mixed. Hogs up to 25 higher on barrows and gilts, sows steady. Sheep with spring lambs rising, lamb quotes 18.00, 13.50 to 17.00 for other grades. ewes 3.00 to 4.00. Bulk stocker and feeder bids noted for Thursday auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Collapse Of U N Feared By Landon In Speech
Alf M. Landon warned in Topeka that the United Nations may collapse. He cited Laos Cuba and Africa noting US actions helped the Soviet gain strategic positions yet UN efforts barred Soviet expansion in the Congo and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
United Nations
Landon
Laos
Cuba
Africa
United States
Congo
African
Near Death for Ex-prisoner Robert McCann
Doctors in Manila report Robert McCann a 60 year old recently freed from a Red Chinese prison is dangerously ill with cancer and too near death to be moved to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Robert McCann
United States
Santa Fe Income Drops in First Quarter 1961
TOPEKA AP The Santa Fe Railway reports first quarter net income of 8,095,711, down over 3 million from last year. Gross income for the quarter fell to 189.7 million from 149.9 million in 1960. March net income was 4,593,032 versus 5,091,406.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
The
Santa Fe Railway Today
Space Project Suffers Blow
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Atlas failure blazed into a fireball seconds after launch crippling the US orbital plan for Mercury. The unmanned capsule was ejected by the escape system and landed safely in the Atlantic. A Redstone mission next week aims for a 115 mile suborbital flight lasting about 16 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Atlantic Ocean
Cape
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Papers Must Serve Public
New York AP. Mark Ferree, ANPA president, cited over 250 examples of newspapers serving the public beyond news. He noted 7.5 million dollars in false advertising refused in 1960 and said ANPA, now 846 members, formed 75 years ago to improve content and public service. He called readers’ trust a strong bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mark Ferree
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Ferree
Gneral
Scripps-Howard
Kennedy proposes expanded student loan program
President Kennedy calls for a permanent expanded national student loan program to aid needy college students. He also seeks to raise new federally financed fellowships from 1,500 to 5,000 annually and extend loan forgiveness to teachers in colleges and universities. He urges three year extension for funding science math and language instruction and adds physical fitness as a permitted use of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
Commissioner of Education
Awards Given At High School Awards Assembly
Karen Indall received a Time Magazine certificate of excellence for her high score on a current events test. The assembly honored 82 students across cheerleads, Future Homemakers of America, journalism, drill team, basketball, and thespian groups, listing numerous names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Indall
Time Magazine
Life
Homemakers of America
Stoffer Dwight R Means funeral details listed
Funeral services for Edward Wendell Stoffer who died April 21 were held at Lamb Funeral Home on April 23 with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Burial was in Evergreen Mound Cemetery. Active pallbearers named along with honorary pallbearers. music by Mrs J R Henning. Donations to American Cancer Society requested in lieu of flowers. Funeral services for Dwight R Means Pittsburgh Pa who died yesterday will be at Lamb Funeral Home Saturday at 10 30 am officiated by Dr Raymond P Jennings with burial at Highland Cemetery. A service at Christ Methodist Church Bethel Park Pa Thursday afternoon precedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wendell Stoffer
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Will Dunlap
Frank Davis
Willard Bitts
Harris Murray
Newt Fleming
Ed Hoffman
Charles Briles
Will Green
Vincent Reedy
Otis Shipps
John Bulson
Henry Staadt
Ralph Green
Wayne Dickerson
Herbert Wolf
Frederick Wood
Truman Milton
George Spears
Bruce Spears
J. R. Henning
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Dwight R. Means
Pittsburgh
Raymond P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Christ Methodist Church
Bethel Park
American Cancer Society
Optometric Group Selects Officers in Kansas
In Wichita AP report Dr. Wayne Frantz of Iola was elected president of the Kansas Optometric Association. Dr. E C Jeffrey of Kansas City became president elect, with Harold Ripple of Hiawatha as first vice president and E D Nelson of Topeka as second vice president. Wendell D Waldie of Wichita was reelected treasurer and secretary Emporia. Harold Snider reelected as second vice. Auxiliary officers elected include Mrs James Riley Wellington president and others as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wayne Frantz
Iola
Kansas Optometric Association
E. C. Jeffrey
Kansas City
Harold Ripple
Hiawatha
E. D. Nelson
Topeka
Harold Snider
Emporia
Wendell D. Waldie
James Riley
Wellington
Howard Sharpe
Atwood
Fred Weaver
Abilene
Vvice
Bernard Nickel
Winfield
Franklin Reinhardt
Great Bend
Leak Found in Miami County State Lake Dam
Adron Dawson of Overland Park spotted a rupture in the dam at Miami County State Lake southeast of Osawatomie. A strong flow of water was observed through the break as a state fish and game inspector was called to assess the site. The lake remained high due to recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Miami County
Adron Dawson
Overland Park
Katanga Chief Arrested By Congo Soldiers
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe was arrested at Coquilhatville airport as he attempted to depart for home after walking out of an anti Communist conference. Soldiers surrounded his party and barred civilians from the terminal while forcing passengers to return to town. Tshombe, his foreign minister Evariste Kimba, and two others were detained as they prepared to board a plane amid surrounding Congolese and European aides. The incident followed Tshombe’s accusation that Kasavubu sold out to the United Nations and threatened to jeopardize a proposed confederation of Congo states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquilhatville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Equator Province
Joseph Kasavubu
United Nations
Leopoldville
Evariste Kimba
Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Kasavubu
U.N
Ample Local Gas Supply Urged for Kansas Industry
Gov John Anderson urged the Kansas Corporation Commission and the Kansas Industrial Development Commission to secure non interruptible natural gas for local industry. He cited 565 billion cubic feet of gas shipped out of state in 1959 and warned Kansas loses reserves to industrialized regions elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Corporation Commission
Richard Byrd
John Sticher
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Truckload Of Mail Damaged By Fire
AP reports a Kansas City to Lamar route mail truck was heavily damaged by fire at Harrisonville Missouri early Wednesday. About half of 200 to 250 sacks on the star route carrier were destroyed, others water damaged. Route includes all cities between Kansas City and Lamar with mail discharged and picked up along the way. Some Nevada post office mail was water soaked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lamar
Harrisonville
George Carpenter
Nevada
Wellsville graduates display wall hanger for yearbooks
Wellsville High School alumni committee arranged a wall hanger with swinging panels to display graduation photos. Committee members hosted Marquise Studios rep Gladys Miller to set up 12 wings of 24 by 36 inch panels with double glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville High School
W.H.S. Alumni Association
Gladys Miller
Marquise Studios
Enid
Okla
Perry Leip
Perry Leib
Walter Revey
Marcelene Todd
Nina
Barton) Jacoby
Ottawa Kansas notices of probate hearings and traffic ordinance
Multiple public notices from Franklin County Kansas including petitions for administration of Jennie B Caple and Emer R Bromell estates with hearings set in Ottawa on May 4 1961 and April 10 1961, plus Ordinance 2179 regulating travel and traffic designating through highways in Ottawa Main Logan Seventh Cedar Hickory Locust Willow Fifteenth Walnut Streets with enactment date April 19 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Jennie HB. Caple
Louis H. Dengel
Jennie B. Caple
Emer R. Bromell
Ottawa
LeRoy R. Bromel
Lucille T
Sprofera
Main Street
Logan Street
Seventh Street
Cedar Street
First Street
Fifteenth Street
Hickory Street
Locust Street
Tecumseh Street
Willow Street
Walnut Street
Fifth Street
XK. Andrews
Hospital Admission and Discharge Notes
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Glenn Heaverin of Melvern on Tuesday Mrs Sarah Hunter of 635 South Mulberry Eunice Butter of Williamsburg today and discharges for Gene Brown RFD 8 Mrs Robert Howell 622 South Cedar on Tuesday Mrs Herman Ackmann and baby son RFD 1 Garnett and Mrs Larry MacArthur Richmond today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Heaverin
Melvern
Sarah Hunter
Williamsburg
Gene Brown
RFD
Robert Howell
S. Cedar
Herman Ackmann
Garnett
Larry MacArthur
Richmond
REPORT OF CONDITION Citizens State Bank Pomona Kansas 1961
Report of condition for Citizens State Bank of Pomona Kansas as of April 12 1961 lists assets including cash balances with other banks reserve balances and cash items in process of collection along with government obligations and other bonds notes debentures and Farm Home Administration loans with 100 percent insured by the U S Government amounts shown reflect various classifications and totals for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Kansas
U. S
Overbrook and Ottawa Livestock Sales and Auctions
A compact listing of weekly and upcoming sales across Ottawa Kansas area and surrounding towns. Includes Overbrook Livestock Sale Wednesdays, Ottawa Market Sales on Wilson Street, Neosho Livestock Co sale in Missouri, and various private auction events with dates April 26 to May 16. Locations include Baldwin, Richland, Lyndon, and local residences, with contact names and phone numbers where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lester
Hickory
Ottawa
Kansas
W. H. Lucas
Baldwin
Eidith B. Steele Watate
Wakarusa Bottom
Richland
Lawrence
Kas
Wilson Street
Kansans
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Bank Statement and Tractor Sale Noted in Ad
Neal B Baxter attests bank statement accuracy showing liabilities and profits while an advertisement promotes a garden tractor with Briggs Stratton engine. Tractor features large tires, attachments, and installment pricing at $89.95 or $5.00 down and $6.00 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs & Stratton
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Forbes Air Base
Wassmers
Grover Knights
Dow E. Moss
Lyndon Smith
Donald White
Moss
D. R. Norman
Leslie L. Johnson
Nazarene
John McDaniel
Snyder Pharmacy
Princeton
Ellis
James Short
Rotary Club Today
Santa Fe
Space Project
Joyce
Janet Cox
Janet Duncan
Carol Henley
Sandra Mathias
Marilyn Robertson
Carrol Bruce
Virginia McCart
Judy Lister
Bill Dawson
Jill Jefferis
Lana Booth
James Dunn
Jack Kille
Patty Kiefer
Susan Kelly
Tom Campbell
Bill Douglas
Judy Schmidt
Eleanor Ott
Mary Harkins
Mitzi Ganong
John Ott
Chuck Sims
Marilyn Roberts
Janis Booth
Tom Chappell
Heenie Meiers
David Haverty
Suellen McKinley
Ronnnie Showalter
Quin Seymour
Sur
Margaret Dowdy
Sandra Elder
Susan Harvey
Lavonne Hobbs
Gimnny McCart
Joan Ochs
Mary Ott
Betty Parker
Kay Ralston
Jean Reynolds
Judy ‘Sloan
Shirley Small
Joyce West
Karen Pound
Sharon ‘Burke
Nancy Welsch
Peggy Nordyke
Sharon Bennett
Carroll Bruce
Dee Ellen Lister
Eddie Martin
Joyce Sailing
Gary Underwood
Joyce Baldwin
Linda Guist
Hoenie Meiers
Lynn Phillips
Bill Story
Joyce Thornburg
Recorder
Home Economics and
Janice Brown
Joyce Harsh
Margaret Williams
Darlene Diven
Nyla Yokum
Bob Lewis
Ron Reusch
John Fredrick
Bill Jensen
Micky Reed
Gary Prager
Vic Shanes
Harry Morton
Roy Dunn
Delbert Edwards
Richard Speer
E. Wendell Stoffer
Optometric Group
Miami State Lake
Cheryl Petty
J. M. Petty
N. Main
Soroptimist
Emporia State College
Joe
Towner’s Chapel
Wellsville News
Nannie Whan
LeLoup
Leon Andrew
Herrother-Inlaw
Will Gnase
Eldridge
Dale Burgoon
Melba Todd
Lois Chesbro
Dora Carpenter
Sandy Wichman
Ruth Ann Cobb
Alva Schendel
Dale Miller
Lois Ware
Sandra Wichman
Darrell Harbison
Robert Philllips
W. E. Peterson
Wellsville
Arthur Dunham
Dunham
Roger Birckhead
Noah Birckhead
Wichita Heights
Birckhead
Assoria
Assarian School
Hays College
Louis Hm, Dengel
Donald L. White
Petitioner
Willis H. McQueary Osawatomie
Donald R. Capper
Lamb
Guneral Home
Citizens State Bank
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Main
Wilson
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Kan
Worden Telephone
Baldwin Steet
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Beatty
Lyndon
Lincoln School
Printy's Auction House
Claude Payne
Mildred Edward
M. Sycamore
Civenes
Cee
Eee
Capital Accomn Capital
Teee
Tere Berepeneers
Coneess
Neal B. Baxter
Szallee
John F. Hudelson
N. V. Hudelson
Lois C. Baxter
State of
Franklin
W. W. Clevenger
Cleo Overstreet
Everett Barnhart
Dorothy Snyder
Rantoul
Kam Sas
Ottawa Council
Harry E. Brink
Melvin L. Sellers
Rec
R.A.M
E.H.P
Sec
White Shrine of
Marilyn Talbott
W.H.P
Isabelle Jacobson
W.S
Lake Bullshoals
Arkansas
Omaha
Arks
Bud
Gene Antone
Tucker Hollow Lodge
Harrison
H.P. Delco
Clinton
Mair
Walter George Lawrence
Kam Viking
General Services Beraleigh
Topeka Daily Capital
Francis Couch
Conrad
Standard Rendering Co
Henry Alban
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
McCracken
Lloyd Walker
Antonio
Benny Binion
Merle Paul
Homewood
Dunham Tandem
C. R. Frieden
Massey-Harris
R. Frieden
Leeds
Fort
Herbert Johnson
Clark
Harry Beall
Agriculture Business Company, Inc
H. A. Funk
Williamsburg Homewood
Gingerich Fert
S&c
Shaw Hatcheries
Willow
Arnolds Thrift Shop
North Hickory
Malott’s
Dware
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