Lincoln School chief named Franklin County committee chair
Kendall Hay, Lincoln School principal, named chair of the Franklin County committee promoting Paul Wunsch, Kingman state senator seeking the gubernatorial nomination. Community notices include church softball league meeting details, Big Smorgasbord at the Coffee Shop, University band concert rescheduled to next Monday, and various ads for sales and services around Ottawa.
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Kendall Hay
Lincoln School
Franklin County ‘Committee
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Hospital Notes and Births in Local CommUnity
Admissions list includes Mrs Bert Heminger 511 S Hickory Mrs Ralph Hopkins 717 Olive Mrs Blanche Tucker Rantoul Mrs Josephine Wilson Quenemo Mrs Harley Decker 843 Ash Carl Roney Waverly Mrs Eula Taylor 719 Ash Tuesday Births reported for Topeka couple Robert and Bun dy son weight 6 lb 3 oz and Kenneth Heinitz daughter 8 lb 15 oz plus Stansberry Wellsville Waln Hendrix and baby daughters Carl Roney noted as Wednesday addition
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Bert Heminger
S. Hickory
Ralph Hopkins
Olive
Blanche,Tucker
Rantoul
Josephine Wilson
Quenemo
Harley Decker
Ash
Carl Roney
Waverly
Eula Taylor
Tueseday
Robert V. Bundy
Topeka
Kenneth Heinitz
Sycamore
Robert Dale Stansberry
S. Cherry
Marvin Waln
Wellsville
Charles Hendrix
W. 7Th
KC Markets Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep report
KC Markets reports cattle in Kansas City with Casttle 200 calves 50 and slaughter steers slow but steady good and 18.50 to 20.25 for choice cattle. Hogs 3,000 slow with barrows and gilts 25 lower to 13.00-14.00, sows 11.50-13.00. Sheep 800 active with spring slaughter lambs 24.00-24.50, shorn lambs 21.25, ewes 6.00-7.50.
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Kansas City
Egg price report and poultry notes from Kansas City
Kansas City AP notes consumer egg prices by size and grade with large A at 25.14, mediums 22-25, small 18-20, large B 23.25 and wholesale eggs at 28-30 for large 80 percent A, 24.26 for mediums 80 percent. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm 11.14-12.14 and delivered at plant 12.34-14.34.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Henry Behrens 81 Lyndon Postmaster Dies in Topeka Hospital
Henry Behrens 81 longtime Lyndon resident and former state senator from the 16th district died Tuesday in a Topeka hospital. Services Thursday at 2 30 p m in Lyndon Methodist Church with burial in Lyndon Cemetery. He served as Sunday School superintendent for 20 years, was a Lyndon Masonic lodge and Rotary member, and a 50 year Osage County Grange member. He married Matilda Ulrich in 1908 and had been active in local education and nursing home boards. He moved to Lyndon in 1962 after farming, and he had previous political and community roles in Osage County. He is survived by brothers Frank Herman John Lebo and four sisters with extended family listed.
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Alonson
Comstock Alonson
Comstock
Pomona
Hamblin
Francis
Osawatomie
Bill
Auburn
Calif
Greg
Eddyville
Iowa
Roy Walters
Hamilton
Sarah Maddy
Lovilia
Jennie Little
Knoxville
Ruth Gillispie
Albia
Eppie Carter
Des Moines
Henry Behrens
Lyndon Area
Topeka
Lyndon Methodist Church
Lyndon Cemetery
Shaffer Mortuary
Mr. Behrens
Peoria
Lyndon
EUB Church
Suneday
Lyndon Masonic Lodge
Rotary Club
Osage County
Mrs. Mary E. Martin dies in Ottawa aged 89
Mary E. Martin 89 lifelong Ottawa resident died Tuesday at St Luke's Hospital after serious illness. Relatives will escort her to Hope Cemetery for graveside rites by Rev E E Caylor. She was retired office manager of Underwood Loan Company. Born near Princeton May 30 1874, she married Barton Ferguson then William H. Martin. one granddaughter Mrs Jerry Stephen survives along with a son in Prairie Village and two great grandchildren.
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Mary E, Martin
Mary E. Martin
Ottawa
S. Kim
St. Luke’s Hospital
Martin
Underwood Loan Company
3Rd and Main
Princeton
Barton R. Ferguson
William H. Martin
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Jerry Stephen
Prairie Village
A D Caldwell 67 retired dealer dies in Burlington
A D Caldwell, 67, longtime Coffey County businessman and former county commissioner, died Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. in Burlington from a heart attack after breakfast. He was a John Deere implement dealer for 35 years in Kincaid LeRoy and Burlington. Services have been tentatively scheduled.
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A, D. Caldwell
D. Caldwell
Burlington
Coffey County
John Deere
Kincaid
LeRoy
Man cited for hitting building at Ottawa University
James M. Gage, 20, of 416 Maple, arrested April 28 on a warrant for driving on private property at Ottawa University and defacing the student union building. Cited to appear April 30 in police court. Bond set at $100. release after signature by Gene Miller of Ottawa University.
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James M. Gage
Maple
Ottawa University
Gage
Gene Miller
Guge
OU Student Union
Uncle Sam May Profit From Wheat Marketing Certificates
Washington AP reports the wheat program authorizes marketing certificates totaling 1 billion bushels for cooperating farmers. Half are worth 70 cents per bushel and half 25 cents, with processors buying the 70-cent and exporters the 25-cent certificates. Certificates issued based on normal production of acreage allotments. If total normal production falls short, excess funds go to the federal treasury.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Federal Treasury
Accident Causes $2100 Damage on I-35 Near Ottawa
At 1 p.m. on April 27, a rear-end collision seven miles northeast of Ottawa on Interstate 35 involved a 1962 Buick driven by David D. Leahy of Wichita and a 1962 Chevrolet driven by James C. McDaniels of Wellsville. Leahy slowed to pull off the highway. McDaniels failed to notice and struck the Buick. Leahy had minor bruises. McDaniels had cuts and bruises, treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Buick rear end damage estimated at $1200. Chevrolet front end damage $900. McDaniels charged with failing to control speed.
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Ottawa
David D. Leahy
Wichita
Highway Patrol
James C. McDaneels
Wellsville
Leahy
McDaniels
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Chevrolet
Teen Journalists Win at KU High School Contest
Three Ottawa and Pomona students earned awards in the KU School of Journalism high school newspaper contest. Milton Bland won first in feature pictures, Sally Corls took second in editorials, and Loren Shofner received honorable mention in sports stories. The PoeMo-Kan tied for third in makeup in the mimeographed division with Remington Roundup.
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Ottawa High
Pomona
KU School of Journalism
Milton Bland
Sally Corls
Loren Shofner
Mension
PoeMo-Kan
Remington
Whitewater
Bemmels Talks To Academy
Several Ottawa University science division faculty will attend Kansas Academy of Science meetings in Emporia Friday and Saturday. Dr W D Bemmels president will address Friday evening at Emporia State Brighton Lecture Hall. Also attending are Dr Justé Diaz Dr Lewis Spencer Dr Ray Q Brewster and Prof Glen Dick.
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Ottawa University
Appanoose Grad Earns Masters
John R. Clark has earned a Masters degree in Education from Harvard University through the National Science Foundation Academic Year Institute Program. A 1949 Appanoose High School graduate, he holds B.S. and B.A. from Ottawa University and an M.S. from the University of Kansas. He is the son of the late G. C. and Mrs. Clark of Osage City Kansas.
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John R. Clark
Harvard University
National Science Foundation
Clark
Appanoose
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
G. C
Mrs. Clark
Osage City
Kan
Jersey Show Set May 5 at Garnett
Jersey breeders in east central Kansas schedule a spring show at Garnett fair grounds on Tuesday May 5 1964 Entries open at 9 a m Judging begins at 1 p m with junior and senior contests and a fitting and showmanship competition Ed Call Kansas State University extension specialist will judge the event
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Jersey
Garnett
Kansas Parish
Garnett Fair Grounds
Ed Call
Daily Science
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Scranton Wins Pennsylvania GOP Presidential Primary
Gov William W Scranton swept Pennsylvania's Republican presidential primary setting a state record for writes in and capturing more than 60 percent of the GOP vote for president Henry Cabot Lodge Jr was a strong second with over 20 percent as observers weighed implications for the governor's national candidacy and any home state clamor.
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Philadelphia
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Church Dedication at First Christian with Guest Speaker
Rev. Gilford Olmsted of Countryside Christian Church Shawnee Mission will speak at the dedication of new educational units at First Christian Church on May 3 at 3 pm with open house 1:30 to 5 pm. Brief talks by Dr. Dyre Campbell Dr. Ray Jennings Earl Schmanke E V Skidsmore Albert J Williams and Ned M Roberts follow. the first unit was dedicated May 4 1958 with Rev Gordon Miller and Dr Harold Barr as speaker.
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Gilford Olmsted
Countryside Christian Church
Shawnee Mission
First Christian Church
Dyre Campbell
The
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
Ray Jennings
Local
Earl Schmaneke
E. V. Skidsmore
Albert J. Williams
Ned M. Roberts
Ottawa
Three Guilty Plea Figures In County Court
County Court records show three individuals pled guilty on April 28. Eleanor M. Bray, 32, of Linwood, fined $5 and $6 costs for disobeying a stop sign. Donald L. Berger, 16, of North Poplar, fined $9 and $6 costs for speeding 40 mph in a 30 mph zone. Kenneth L. Toumberlin, 30, of South Cypress, fined $10 and $6 costs for speeding 90 mph in a 75 mph zone.
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Eleanor M. Bray
Linwood
Donald L. Berger
N. Poplar
Kenneth L. Toumberlin
S. Cypress
Car Recovered After Theft Near US 50 Highway
The sheriff's office reports a stolen car recovered Tuesday near midnight. It was found abandoned about 744 miles southwest of Ottawa on US 50 highway. Stolen from John Neff in Kansas City Missouri. Kane County police alerted and fingerprints will be processed to identify the thief.
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Ottawa
John Neff
Kansas City
Kanesas City
Funeral services for Mrs Gladys Elliott
Mrs Gladys Elliott died April 26 and funeral services were held at Dengel and Son Mortuary. On April 28 Rev Roy Armstrong officiated with pallbearers Arthur Jones Wilbur Henry Gail Stephens James Grogan Folan L Davis and Ray Lichtenberger. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens accompanying. Burial was in Evergreen Mound Cemetery with Crestview nursing home personnel attending.
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Gladys Elliott
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Roy Armstrong
Arthur Jones
Wilbur Henry
Gail Stephens
James Grogan
Folan L. Davis
Ray Lichtenberger
Dean Zook
R. L. Stevens
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Crestview Nursing Home
Mary E. Martin obituary notices Ottawa resident
Mary E. Martin of Ottawa died yesterday in Kansas City Missouri Relatives and friends will meet at Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 1 30 PM to attend graveside services at Hope Cemetery Rev E E Caylor officiating
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Lamb Funeral Home
Hope Cemetery
E. E. Caylor
Martin
Mary E. Martin
Ottawa
Kansas City
Missouri
Lamb Fuernal
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Willow
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Inulus
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Grand Forks
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Kellers Dam
Jerry Kelters
Fee Ward
J. B
Homer Barkley
Redwood Inn
South Rantoul
Clifford Hunter
B. F. Heidner
T. Jd. Bivens
Merriam Lane
Kansas
Mr. Ostestag
Prairie Hills
Hiway 50
Mr. Ostertag
Hiway
Otetawa Herald
C. A. Myers
Legals
City Commission Room
City Planning Commission
H. D. Lee, Company
Towit
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Dwight Haworth
Jess Gilmore
Alonson B. Comstock
Towner
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Ctowner’s
Royal Cafe
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Earl Houston
Franklin Co
Curtis Candy Breeding
Overbrook
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
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Todd Mobil Homes
Jack Nelson
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Allen County
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