Williamsburg High announces afternoon enrollment shift
A local slate lists Williamsburg High School enrollment from 1.4 pm to 7.29 pm on August 31. In court news Kenneth Bishop Jr 23 of 1228 N Sycamore pleaded guilty to a no fund check charge and received 10 days jail. Leonard Corson 4 of Wichita pleaded guilty to speeding 58 mph in a 50 zone, fined eight dollars and six dollars costs. Community notices include a Jobs Daughters Ice Cream Social at City Park August 5 and various rummage and garage sales.
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Kenneth Bishop JR
N. Sycamore
Leonard M. Corson
Wichita
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list
Admission entries include Mrs Lloyd Johnson Baldwin Mrs Virgil Salman RFD 1 Mrs Dan Wolken 706 N Main Brad Shoemaker RFD 4 Ernest Gilliland Pomona Tuesday Frank Cook 521 N Cherry Wednesday Dismissals list Vernon Coleman Wichita Tuesday Mrs Dan Wolken 706 N Main Wednesday
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Lloyd Johnson
Baldwin
Virgil Salman
RFD
Dan Wolken
N. Main
Brad Shoemaker
Ernest Gilliland
Pomona
Frank Cook
N. Cherry
Vernon Coleman
Wichita
Farm Jobs Rise in Ottawa Kansas State Office Report
Ottawa Kansas State Employment Service said farm job placements in July for Franklin Miami and Anderson counties rose to 75 from 21 in June and 48 in July 1963. Total unemployment claims fell and the placement ratio improved with steadier work and less job turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas State Employment Service
Cal Ewing
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Ewing
Pope Paul VI to fly to Orvieto by helicopter
Pope Paul VI will fly to Orvieto by helicopter on August 11, marking the first papal helicopter flight. The 75 mile journey to the Umbria town commemorates the 700th anniversary of Corpus Christi. The pope also announced his first encyclical of his reign, Ecclesiam Suam, to be published next week.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Orvieto
Vatican
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Corpus Christi
Urban IV
Papal Summer Palace
Castel Gandolfo
Rome
Deaths in Osawatomie and Ottawa area figures
William D Chamberlain 79 retired farmer of Osawatomie died at Miami County Hospital Paola after residing in Osawatomie five years. Services at Pilgrim Holiness Church Osawatomie burial Cadmus Cemetery. Survived by Edith wife two sons John Ottawa and Bill Osawatomie two daughters Mrs David Hostetler Cedar Creek Lake Mo and Mrs William Scott Osawatomie 15 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Also Mattie Jesse Mitchell 77 of 815 N Cedar died in Cedar House nursing home after six months illness. Born April 29 1887 in Russell Springs she lived around Wellsville before Ottawa 1924. Married Earl A Mitchell March 4 1908 Ottawa. Member Christian Church Louisburg Survived by husband two sons Delbert Marysville Calif and Donald L Parsons three daughters Mrs Ethlyn Brink Mrs Kathleen ONeill and Mrs Robert E Carlson Topeka seven grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Effie Green Long Beach Calif and Mrs Elva Roman Paola One daughter Evaline Hubener died in March 1963.
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William D, Chamberlain
William D. Chamberlain
Osawatomie
Richmond
Miami County Hospital
Paola
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Cadmus
Edith Chamberlain
John
Ottawa
Bill
David Hostetler
Cedar Creek Lake
William Scott
Mattie Jesse Mitchell
N. Cedar
Cedar House Nursing Home
Mrs. Mitchell
Russell Springs
Wellsville
Earl A. Mitchell
Christian Church
Louisburg
Delbert
Marysville
Calif
Donald L
Parsons
Ethlyn Brink
N. Oak
Kathleen O’neill
S, Elm
Robert E. Carlson
Topeka
Effie Green
Long Beach
Elva Roman
Evaline Hubener
Hogs and cattle prices steady to mixed in Chicago markets
USDA market report shows 5,000 hogs with butchers steady to 25 lower, various weights cited from 13.75 to 17.75 per cwt. Cattle activity 10,000 head with slaughter steers up to 25 higher, prime and high grade lots noted, heifers and cows priced in the 12.50 to 25.25 range, spring lambs steady with multiple weight classes priced from 20.00 to 24.50 per cwt.
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Chicago
USDA
Sylvia Nutt Buys Women’s Shop
Mrs. Sylvia Nutt of 225 Willow buys the Made O Day Dress Shop at 2108 Main from Mrs. Marie Enyart who has owned it for four years. The sale was effective today and Mrs. Nutt plans a complete remodel with the store remaining open until remodeling begins.
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Sylvia Nutt
Willow
Main
Marie Enyart
Magazine salesman fined for trespassing in Kansas City
Frank Lee Gibson, 17, of Kansas City Missouri, was arrested Tuesday on a trespassing complaint signed by Elva E. Holden. Gibson pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars for the offense on private property.
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Frank Lee Gibson
Kansas City
Elva E. Holden
N. Main
Gibson
Cave-In Kills Kansas Worker in Lawrence
Glenn Knight, 67, of Topeka, died Tuesday in a Lawrence cave collapse. He was removing shoring from a 16 foot sewer ditch when walls gave way, trapping him. Co-workers found him within minutes, oxygen was given but he suffocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kan
Glenn Knight
Topeka
Lawrence
Knight
Funeral services for Clara E Shomber held Thursday
Services for Clara E Shomber who died August 4 will be held at Dengel and Son Mortuary at 2 p.m. Thursday. Dr Roy W Browning will officiate and burial will be in Antioch Cemetery.
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Clara E, Shomber
Clara E. Shomber
Dengel and Son
Roy W. Browning
Antioch Cemetery
Ottawa Receives City Pedestrian Protection Award
Mayor Charles Williamson and Police Chief E W Flaherty learn Ottawa will receive the City Pedestrian Protection Award for cities 10 000 to 25 000 population from the American Automobile Association and the Automobile Club of Kansas The presentation is at 11 am August 25 in Gov Andersons Topeka office Clive Lane will assist Flaherty notes there were no pedestrian deaths in Ottawa during 1963.
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Charles Williamson
E. W. Flaherty
Ottawa
American Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
Automobile Club of Kansas
Gov. Anderson
Topeka
Clive Lane
Flaherty
Cattle and hog markets shift in Kansas City show varied bids
In Kansas City cows hold steady to weak while steers and calves slip up to 25.00, choice slaughter steers fetch 22.75 to 24.40, calves 14.00 to 17.00. hogs fall 10 to 25 with barrows 1-3 195-260 lb at 16.00, 260-335 lb at 14.75-16.00, sows 11.50-15.00. sheep run weak with lambs down up to 25, spring lambs at 23.50 and feeders 16.00-50, limited bids noted.
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Kansas City
Married man wanted for farm work Ottawa ad
Ambitious married man for outside work needed. $100 weekly start with overtime. See Mr Schaulis at Prairie Hills Motel Highway 50 Ottawa Kansas on Wednesday August 5 between 2 and 3 PM or 7 to 8 PM. Contact B F Heidner CH 2 3694 for details.
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B. F. Heidner
Mr. Schaulis
Prairie Hills
Hiway
Ottawa
Bob Stephens
Mr. Ferris
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PPE
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Jon Ottuatuy
Fedders
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Velma Powers
H.P. Briggs
Stratton
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Ottawa Herald
Bennett Retail Store
Kramer
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Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Hickory
Standard Rendering Co
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Donald T. Godfrey
Adriance
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Olathe
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Lawrence McEvoy
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Jack Nelson
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