Vacation Packs and Local Notices In Herald Briefs
Local brief notes list vacation service for Herald subscribers with a no charge Vacation Pack delivery on return. Various items include piano tuning and lessons, travel plans to New York state, and multiple traffic incidents with modest damages. A Franklin County Fair planning meeting is scheduled for tomorrow evening in the Co op building to prep for August events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Herald
Herald Circulation Department
Franklin County Fair Departments
Ning
Co-Op
Don Brown
Franklin County Agricultural
Hospital Notes and Births Summary at Local Hospital
Admissions include Curtis Heathman Ava Smith James Michael Gage Cynthia Griffin Mrs David Johnson Births to Dale Brown Alvin Hinderliter Francis Miller and others with weights 5 lb 15 oz 7 lb 13 oz 5 lb 11 oz Dismissals include Ava Smith Debbie Tickner James Pritchard Lyle North Joe Sobba Jr J M Decker Fred Morrow and more with several home addresses and dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis O. Heathman
Ava Smith
James Michael Gage
Cynthia Griffin
Hamblin
David Johnson
Topeka
Dale D. Brown
Nelson Hotel
Alvin Hinderliter
Francis Miller
Debbie Tickner
James Pritchard
S. Sycamore
Lyle North
Joe Sobba, Jr
Princeton
J. M. Decker
Fred Morrow
Paul Haggard
Maple
William Fowler
King
Effie Griffin
Ash
Light Missouri primary ends with light turnout predicted
ST LOUIS voters faced a listless Missouri primary as hot weather and few disputes suppressed turnout. Secretary of State Will Davis projected about 625000 ballots, the lowest since 1924, while top Democratic candidates Hennings Blair and others led in tight races. Republicans faced strong bids by Schoenbeck Douglas and Whealen, with Hocker and Sidebotham also in contention. U S Savings Bonds are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
Will Davis
Secretary of State
U.S
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
Tom J. Gavin
Kansas City
James T. Blair Jr
Jefferson City
Blair
Charles A. Lee
Webster Groves
Roy E. Glidewell
Salem
Edward V. Long
Clarksville
U. S
Albert E. Schoenbeck
Forrest C. Donnell
Herbert Douglas
Neosho
Schoenbeck
Douglas
GOP
Lon Hocker
Joseph M. Whealen
Ralston Purina Co
Hocker
Democrats
Whealen
Winford Sidebotham
Rocky Mount
Steel Industry Back To Work In No-Strike Pact
Pittsburgh reports the basic steel industry roared back toward full production under an unprecedented three year no strike contract. The agreement ends disruptive labor action and aims to stabilize output across major mills in the sector.
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Steel Industry
Pittsburgh
America
Deaths Mrs. William C. Briles 74 longtime Ottawa area resident
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Barnett Briles died at Ransom Memorial hospital after failing health. Born January 10, 1882 in Knoxville Iowa, she married William C. Briles November 24, 1898 and lived on the same farm for 57 years. Survivors include two sons, two grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. Funeral at First Baptist Church Ottawa Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. with burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth
William C
East of Ottawa
First Baptist Church
R. B. Shoemaker
New Hope Baptist
Highland Cemetery
William C. Briles
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mary Elizabeth Barnett
Knoxville
Briles
Jacob H
Arbelia Bachtell Barnett
Paola
Clarence A. Briles
Rantoul
Nelson E. Briles
Charles W. O'Connor
Wellsville
Sadie Haney
Hyannis
Nebr
Ben F. Barnett
Osawatomie
the Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral services for Oscar J Eagleson held at Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral services for Oscar J Eagleson who died July 31 were conducted at Lamb Funeral Home Rug with Rev. Charles P. Knight presiding. Pallbearers included Harry Thomas Far Reed William H. Rice Henry Wherry Elmer Perkins and Harold Stewart. Albert J Williams sang hymns with Mrs J R Henning at the organ. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagleson
Oscar J. Eagleson
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Harry Thomas
Far Reed
William H. Rice
Henry Wherry
Elmer Perkins
Harold Stewart
Albert J. Williams
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Ed Sullivan Hurt In Crash In Seymour Connecticut
TV host and columnist Ed Sullivan was injured in a two car collision in Seymour Connecticut with chest bruises and possible rib fracture. Three other men, including his son in law, were hurt and taken to Griffin Hospital in Derby with fair conditions.
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Seymour
Conn
Ed Sullivan
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Franklin County Polling Places for August 7 Primary
Voters in Franklin County have polling sites listed by township including Appanoose High School Centropolis Grade School Oakland School House Rantoul City Hall Wellsville Fire Station Old Post Office Greenwood School House Elm Grove Club House Brown School House Home Lincoln Wycoff Community House Princeton City Hall Ottawa Town ship Hall Peoria U B Church Pomona City Hall Lane I O C F Hall Richmond Methodist Church Annex Richmond City Williamsburg City Hall and City of Ottawa 1st Ward 1st Precinct Lincoln School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Appanoose Township
Appanoose
North Centropolis
Centropolis
South Centropolis
Oakland
Cutler Township
Rantoul
Franklin
Wellsville
le Loup
Greenwood Township
Greenwood
Harrison Township
Elm Grove
Hayes
Brown
Homewood
Lincoln
Wycoff
Ohio Township
Princeton
Ottawa Township
Ottawa
Peoria Township
Peoria
U. B. Church
Pomona Township
Pomona
Pottawatomie
Lane I. 0. C. .F
Richmond Township
Methodist Church
Richmond City
Williamsburg Township
Williamsburg
City of
Lincoln School
Man's Body Is Identified In Lynn County
The body of a man found Saturday under a Frisco trestle north of Boscourt in northeast Lynn County was identified today by Sheriff Bob Boyd as Van J. Bowers, 52, formerly of Tulsa and now of Kansas City. The sheriff said foul play is being investigated. The body showed signs of beating and was reported by a train crew at Fort Scott. A brother, Clarence Bowers of Miami, Oklahoma, was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City
Kas
Boscourt
Lynn County
Bob Boyd
van J. Bowers
Tulsa
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Boyd
Clarence Bowers
Miami
Okla
Ward Precinct Local Institutions List
A readable fragment lists ward by precinct associations including Wenis Auto Co Ward 2nd Precinct Court House 2nd Ward 1st Precinct City Library 2nd Ward 2nd Precinct Ottawa University 3rd Ward 1st Precinct City 3rd Ward 2nd Precinct Federated Church 3rd Ward 3rd Precinct Eugene Field School 4th Ward Kansas Loan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Wen‘nis Auto Co
City Library
Ottawa University
City Hall
Federated Church
Eugene Field School
Kansas Loan Co
McKeon Hopes For Sentence Reduction In Navy Appeal
PARRIS ISLAND S C Sergeant Matthew C McKeon today pinned his hopes on Navy Secretary Charles Thomas to remove his bad conduct discharge for leading a Marine death march and restore him to the corps If not reduced an appeal remains possible of his sentence of nine months hard labor reduction to private a $30 monthly fine during imprisonment and then a bad conduct discharge
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Parris Island
S.C
Matthew C. McKeon
Navy Secy
Charles Thomas
Red China Ends Ban on Newsmen
Peiping ends seven year ban on American correspondents. Visa approvals announced for 15 reporters from AFP, UPI, and American outlets. Separate notes describe water use by a farmhand and a milk cow, and Mauritius density at 600 per square mile.
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Red
China
Hong Kong
China Today
Peiping
AFP
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
Hunting Dates Announced for Four-State Area
The Department of Interior lists hunting dates for woodcock rails and gallinules across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas with specific shooting hours and season limits. Rails and gallinules run Sept 1 to Nov 9 in Arkansas and Missouri with 25 and 15 bag limits. woodcock runs Nov 15 to Dec 24 in Arkansas and Nov 10 to Dec 19 in Missouri and Nov 23 to Jan 1 in Oklahoma with similar bag limits.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Department of Interior
Woodcock
Migratory Bird Limits by State and Dates
The notice lists daily bag and possession limits of 10 doves for Arkansas from Sept 1 to Oct 10 and Dec 1 to 15, for Kansas and Oklahoma Sept 1 to Oct 20, and for Missouri Sept 1 to Oct 10 and Nov 10 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Local Market Crop Prices and Egg Data Summary
Market listing shows prices for Wheat Barley Soybeans White Corn Yellow Corn Oats and hundred weights. Eggs are graded into straight run and heavy and light hens with fat content and butterfat noted. some figures appear garbled but indicate variable commodity pricing.
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Jay Ellis
Edna Greenawalt
S. Cherry
Reid Harder
Darrell Mullen
Charles Shumate
Rt. 1
Clyde Gorton
S$. Oak
Ray C. Reed
N. Mulberry
South Main
Gorton
Reed
Lahoma Dennis
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Milton Danielson
New York State
Roy A. Miller
Harold L. Harris
Quenemo
Bob Conaty
Highway Patrol
Charles Allen of
Hutchinson
Graves
Salina
Baldwin Junction
US 59
Allen
Ralph Coffeen
Dean
Russell
Irene Hardt
Jack Coffeen
Dorrance
Dale
Monroe
Sheryl
Tommy
Johnnie
Petaluma
Calif
George Robertson
K. U
Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Smith
Hotpoint
Sylvania Television
Morris Electric Co
John Gaynor
Democratic
Pol. Adv
C. A. Myers & Son
James Gabbert
Baldwin
Overbrook Livestock
Roberts Market
11Th St
Harrid Cook
J. W. Beers
W. F. Elchinger
W. C. Briles
Sowers
Quebec
Chibougamau
Halliwell
Copper Island
Canadian Mining and Market Review
Wheeler & Company
Toronto
Canadi
Bay Street
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
Overbrook
W. F. Eichinger
Central Kansas Holstein Breeders Association
Neill George
Waverly
Waverly Sale
Dillon Bros
S. Baldwin
Alberta Farm
Albert
Frankl Tiamat
Wusuae
Chas
Stewart & Son Rt
Harold
Loney
Wilson
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
AME
Killough Const. Co., Inc
Peoples National
The
K. C. Athletics
of Peoples National
McKeon
Biat
Shaw Ron
Ae Dane Oene
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
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