Franklin County meeting to organize diabetes glaucoma program
Franklin County organizations plan a 7 30 p m Monday meeting at Mrs Bill Osburns home to view a diabetes and glaucoma film and form volunteer committees for a screening program set for Oct 13 and 14 in Franklin County Bill Jensen and Ronnie Reusch head to Christian Athletics Camp at Williams College Lake Geneva Wisconsin for a week Johnny's Cafe in Lawrence sold to Joe and Deena Mangan ownership effective today Seaman Larry M Ledom and Seaman Cecil W Payne aboard USS Higbee in the Western Pacific PEL Construction Ottawa wins bid for nursing home storage building worth 3939 17 with work to begin soon
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Franklin County
Bill Osburn
Bill Jensen
Ronnie Reusch
George Williams College
Lake Geneva
Wis
Larry M. Ledom
Raymond C. Ledom
Cecil W. Payne
S. Poplar
Higbee
Western Pacific
US Seventh Fleet
PEL Construction Co
Ottawa
Bruce Spears
PEL
Spears
Wesleyan Church to Welcome New Pastor in August
The Wesleyan Methodist Church will have Rev. William Meineke lead morning and evening services as its retired minister fills the pulpit. Former pastor Rev. Wayne Caldwell declined another year and will pastor in Englewood Colorado. Rev. R. C. Stephens of Kansas City will become the new pastor arriving mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Meineke
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Wayne Caldwell
Englewood
Colo
R. C. Stephens
Kansas City
Damage suit filed over January collision
Kenneth Munson filed a district court suit against Harold F. Hensick for 292.65 stemming from a Jan. 18 collision at 9th and Main. Hensick had been found guilty in Police Court for failing to yield and fined 10. He posted 50 bond and appealed Feb. 3.
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Kenneth Munson
Poplar
Harold F. Hensick
9Th
Main
Hensick
Johnson Excused By Flight Engineers
WASHINGTON AP The Flight Engineers International Assn has withdrawn its demand that Sen Lyndon B Johnson explain or apologize for crossing the union picket lines in Kansas City and Los Angeles After talks with a Johnson aide Union President R A Brown said he was convinced the Democratic vice presidential nominee did not know he crossed the lines
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Washington
Flight Engineers’ International Assn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Johnson
R. A. Brown
Vacationers Visit Ozarks Amid Birthday Party
Doris Jean Pierce and family depart for Lake of the Ozarks while relatives travel from Kansas City and St Joseph to join celebrations. A 12th birthday slumber party for Doris Jean and community updates include new paint at Jacoby service station and WMS plans supporting Cecilia Downs of Nicaragua at OU.
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Lawrence
Doris Jean
Patricia Pierce
Don Griffin
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Melvin Pierce
St. Joseph Mo
Ella Winfrey
Carrolton
Winfrey
Jacoby
Marine Team To Go To 7th Fleet
The US Navy says a Marine battalion landing team will be assigned to afloat duty in Asian waters to boost 7th Fleet readiness. The move, part of long range planning, will rotate every two months and provide amphibious training under Vice Admiral Charles D Griffin.
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Hong Kong
US Navy
Asia
7Th Fleet
U. S
Adm
Charles D. Griffin
Farm Economy Becomes Key Campaign Issue in 1960 Race
An AP overview notes farm policy as a pivotal issue in the 1960 election. Kennedy seeks stronger government intervention and tighter production controls, while Nixon favors greater market freedom with voluntary idle land and price supports. Both sides push use of surpluses for abroad aid and strategic reserves amid overproduction and low prices.
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Kennedy
GOP
Nuns' Lab Aids Cancer Research In A Bathroom Laboratory
In a former doctor's mansion bathroom in Devon, a small group of physically afflicted nuns from Regina Mundi Priory work with Dr. Edward Rehak to examine uterine cancer slides. Eight of 30 sisters perform the lab tasks, aiming for 100 slides weekly, detecting five to ten cancer cases per thousand slides.
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Devon
Congregation of Jesus Crucified
Uterin Caner
Edward Rehak
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Rehak
Marie Landri
Regina Mundi
Marie Aimee
Mother Marie Aimee
Temple University Medical Center
Philadelphia
One Fined Two More Charged on Inter State 35
A county court record shows Barney Lee Ledom, 43, fined $12 and costs after pleading guilty to driving 72 mph in a truck under 5,000 pounds on Interstate 35. Two others, Kenneth W. Coy, 22, Harrisonville Mo, and Wayne L. Combes, 239 Lebo, were scheduled Aug 1 to appear, charged with driving 65 and 58 mph in trucks over 5,000 pounds.
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Barney Lee Ledom
N. Cedar
Kenneth W. Coy
Harrisonville
Wayne L. Combes
Lebo
Coy
Combes
Marriage Licenses for Alldredge and Brouhhard
Chariel FE. Alldredge, 61, and Edna V. Brouhhard, 54, both of Lawrence, obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariel FE. Alldredge
Edna V. Brouhhard
Lawrence
Candidates' Wives Vital In Elections
New York AP pieces on how candidates wives influence presidential races. It notes women voters growing in numbers and the historical role of Abigail Adams Lucretia Garfield Florence Harding in shaping campaigns and public perception via private influence. The piece links domestic support, household credibility, and political outcomes.
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Presidential Mansion
Abigail Adams
John Adams
U.S
Abigail
White House
Lyons Elevated to Kansas Water Resources Board Chair
State Water Board Topeka reports Thomas H. Lyons of Wathena has been moved from vice chairman to chairman of the Kansas Water Resources Board. Lyons succeeds the previous chair and will oversee policy, regulation, and water resource management for the state.
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Topeka
Thomas H.lyons
Wathena
The
Kansas Water Resources Board
New Pharmacist Joins Raney Rexall Drug Here
John I. Reynolds becomes the Raney Rexall Drug pharmacist after moving from Pratt. A KU pharmacy graduate, he is married with three children and has bought the Lillard McClay home at 314 South Maple. He brings prior pharmacy experience to Ottawa.
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John I. Reynolds
Raney Rexall Drug
University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
Lillard McClay
South Maple
Pratt
Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals
Admission E B Simmons RFD 4 Mrs Melvin Lindstrom RFD 2 Mel ivern Friday Mrs Fay Cole Princeton today Births Mr and Mrs Archie Mendell 733 S Poplar son born Friday weight 7 lb 7 14 072 Mr and Mrs R D Redick Rantoul son born Saturday weight 6 lb 302 Dismissals Harold Walter Lane Friday E B Simmons RFD 4 Larry R Huston Princeton Thorpe Nolan 118 N Locust Mrs Theodore Brill and infant son O A Village Charles Evans 216% S Main Mrs Roger D Oakes and infant son 928 N Mulberry Mrs Robert Bryan and baby son Quene jmo today
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E. B. Simmons
Melvin Lindstrom
Melivern
Fay Cole
Princeton
Archie Mendell
S. Poplar
R. D. Redick
Ran'toul
Harold Walter
Lane
E B. Simmons
RFD
Larry R. Huston
Thorpe Nolan
N. Locust
Theodore Brill
O. A
Charles Evans
S. Main
Roger D. Oakes
N. Mulberry
Robert Bryan
Quenejmo
No Friend Of Hers El Dorado Car Incident
Mrs Ben White of El Dorado Kansas stopped to pick up her children when a stray dog jumped into her car. She tried to remove the animal as her foot slipped from the brake causing the car to lurch into a parked vehicle. No injuries occurred and only minor damage was reported.
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Kas
Ben White
Nieder Seeks Olympic Start In Shot Put Tuneup
Nieder gains edge in Long Beach meet as he throws 63 11 to lead the shot put field. O Brien and Long place behind with 63 2 and 62 4. Davis struggles with a sore hand while San Romani shines in the three quarter mile. Babka wins discus as Cantello tops javelin.
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Long Beach
Calif
Bill Nieder
Kansas
U. S
Nieder
Parry O'Brien
Southern California Striders
Dallas Long
Southern California
Davey Davis
The
Striders
O'Brien
Davis
Archie San Romani Jr
Wichita
Jim Grelle
Oregon
Ed Moran
New York Athletic Club
San Romani
Homewood Area News Highlights Family Visits
Dinner guests at the Clarence Davis home included Willis D. Hodgen of Kansas City, the cousin of Elmina Hurley. Recent visitors were aunt Bessie Crabtree and Everett Crabtree, of Portland, Oregon, while Richard Davis returned from Camp McCoy, Wisconsin. J. M. Crabb and Mrs. Crabb traveled to Kansas City and visited their son W. C. Crabb in Gardiner on the return trip.
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Clarence Davis
Willis D. Hodgen
Kansas City
Davis
Bessie Crabtree
Everett Crabtree
Portland
Ore
Richard Davis
Camp McCoy
Wis
J. M. Crabb
Gardner
W. C. Crabb
Notice of Hearing in Estate of E V Gibson Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas probate court a hearing is set on the petition by Jessie Mae Gibson sole heir to determine descent of real estate Lots 42 and 44 in Block 18 University Addition Ottawa Kansas as of the decedent’s death. Defenses must be filed by August 16 1960 at 4 00 p m in Ottawa. If not, judgment and decree will be entered. Attorney John Pierson represents petitioner.
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Franklin County
Kansas
E. V. Gibson
State of Kansas
Jessie Mae Gibson
University
Ottawa
Executor’s Notice in Probate Court of Franklin County KS
Notice is given that the executor of Maude E. Richardson deceased was duly appointed July 22 1964 and Letters Testamentary granted. Creditors and others must present demands within nine months from July 23 1940 or be barred. Dated July 23 1940. K W Parmely Executor. LR Hannen Attorney Burlington Kansas.
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Provate
Franklin County
Kansas
Afaurie EO Richardson
State of Kansas
A. D
K W Parmely
Maude E. Richardson
Hannen
Burlington
Flor
Probate Notice in Estate of Jessie Camper
State of Kansas Franklin County Probate Court No 10 416 In the Matter of the Estate of Jessie Camper deceased Winton A Winter administrator files petition for final account approval and fees. Defenses must be filed by August 1 1946 at 10 99 oclock am in the court. If not, judgment will be entered. Witness my hand this seventh day of July 1964. Winton A Winter Administrator
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Firet
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Jessie Camper
Ottawwa
Kansarx
Winton
Walnut Street Paving Resolution in Ottawa Kansas 1960
City of Ottawa Kansas acts August 3 1960 to re pave Walnut Street from south line of First Street to south line of Fifth Street with hot mix asphaltic paving two and a half inches over existing surfaces. Special assessments will fund the project under state paving laws.
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Walnut Street
Ottawa
Kansas
First Street
Fifth Street
Cty
Santa Fe Railway Company
K. E. Andrews
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