Emergency hospital treatments listed in Ottawa brief
A series of emergency treatments at Ransom Memorial Hospital include Teresa Smith hit by a falling table Ale vin Crawford bitten by a dog Mrs Ray Crawford stung by a wasp Louis Greaves Jr cut on foot Phillip Fredricks chest scratches and leg cut Mrs Raymond Adcock sunburn Mrs J M Petty cut finger Dorothy Brown stung by a bee and Donnie Finch after ingesting aspirin Also a Monday yard sale at 527 S Mulberry 9 to 5 and a note to call CH 24700 for Ottawa Herald delivery and thanks to friends for support in the primary election
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Teresa Smith
RFD 4
Paul Pruitt
Pomona
Alevin Crawford
Donald Welford
Grant
Ray Crawford
Walnut
Louis Greaves Jr
S. Cherry
Phillip Fredricks
Williamsburg
Raymond Adcock
Lincoln
J. M. Petty
N. Main
Dorothy Brown
Waverly
Donnie Finch
Two Car Crash Near Ottawa Causes Damage, No Injuries
Highway patrolmen investigated a two car collision on US 59 about 5:30 p.m. Thursday one mile north of Ottawa. Elmer Glenn Jackson, 18, Ottawa RFD 4, said he slowed to turn into Scott Service Station where he works. Jackson drove a 1956 Chevrolet hit in the rear by a 1962 Chevrolet driven by Cornelius F. Boston, 51, 904 Walton, who said he didn’t see the turn signal. Both cars were heavily damaged but in drivable condition.
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US 59
Ottawa
Elmer Glenn Jackson
RFD
Scott
Jackson
Cornelius F. Boston
Walton
Lawrence
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Kittie Radabaugh Pomona area. Mrs Paul Pruitt Pomona. Verlmore Hendrickson 502 North Poplar. Dismissals include Mrs Raymond Corral Elsinore Calif. Donald E Finch Pomona. Mrs James Herrill and daughter Box 111 Ottawa. Mrs Douglas Capps and son 720 North Cedar. David Zimmerman Pomona. Denise Welton Kansas City Kan. Saturday entries noted.
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Kittie Radabaugh
Sycamore
Paul Pruitt
Pomona
Verlmore Hendrickson
Poplar
Raymond Corral
Elsinore
Calif
Donald E. Finch
James Herrill
Box
Ottawa
Douglas Capps
Cedar
David Zimmerman
Denise Welton
Kansas City
Kan
Funeral Services for Eva J Hutchison Held in Plymouth
Eva J Hutchison died Friday. Services set for 9 30 a m Monday at Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Charles P Anderson officiating. Burial in Hutchison family plot Green Lawn Cemetery Plymouth Ohio.
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Eva J
Hutchison
Eva J. Hutchison
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Anderson
Green Lawn Cemetery
Plymouth
Ohio
Williamsburg man arrested on three year bad check charge
Emponia police captured Paul Elliott a 44 year old Williamsburg man wanted for three years on a 236 bad check to Anderson Motor Co Garnett. He was arrested Wednesday night after buying a pickup with the same bad check in July 1963.
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Williamsburg
Garnett
Emporia
Paul Elliott
Anderson Motor Co
Lakeside Rodeo Draws 50 Cowboys To Garnett Event
In Garnett, more than 50 cowboys from Kansas and Missouri took part in the first Lakeside Rodeo at Lake Garnett. The two day event ends tonight with bigger purses and money prizes for the top four. Janet Hill, with circus and rodeo experience, showcases Roman riding on two Arabians, Lucky and Banner. Clyde Miller and his dogs herd sheep between riding events as crowds grow for the closing night.
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Garnett
Kansas
Missouri
Lake Garnett
Garnett Saddle Club
Claron Cole
Saddle Club
Janet Hill
Lucky
Banner
Clyde Miller
KU Kids Dominate Loan Setup
University of Kansas students lead in the states use of the United Student Aid Funds Loan Program. KU accounts for 35.6 percent of 4 560 loans and holds 42 percent of $2 908 458 in program transactions. Loans are insured by a college deposit, involve local banks, and require student signatures with parental consent.
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United Student Aid Funds
Kansas Bankers Association
K. U
Kansas
K.U
Indianapolis
Ind
Rear End Collision In North Main Block Causes $300 Damages
Gerald L. Hoke, 47, of Garnett, said he stopped for a red light as another driver Earl A. Still, 58, of Nevada Missouri, hit his car from behind. Estimated damages were $200 to Hoke’s car and $100 to Still’s car.
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North Main
Gerald L. Hoke
Garnett
Earl A. Still
Nevada
Ill Legal Right Turn Sparks Collision in South Main Block
Lila L. Robinson, 2le year old Baldwin woman, was charged with making an ill legal right turn after her car struck Harold F. Taylor, 21, of Lawrence, in the 1400 block of South Main Friday. Taylor said he was in the lane next to the curb when the center lane driver turned right and hit his vehicle. Robinson claimed she did not see the Taylor car.
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Baldwin
South Main
Lila L. Robinson
Harold F. Taylor
Lawrence
Police News Charge for Careless Driving in Main Street
Edward L. Clark, 18, of 1103 North Oak, was charged today with careless driving in the 1500 block of South Main according to police records.
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Edward L. Clark
N. Oak
South Main
Television Schedule Log Highlights Movies and News
A dense list of TV slots from Monday into Tuesday featuring movies such as Trouble In The Glen The Human Jungle Menace In The Night The McConnell Story and Red Light plus game shows news blocks and daytime dramas. Notable programs include Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy As The World Turns Dark Shadows Perry Mason and CBS News Special with multiple short segments and weather updates.
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Ken
Torey
General Hospital
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Whizzo’s Playhouse
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Wfield
Storm
Kansas proposed constitutional amendment on federal law references
State of Kansas submits a proposal to add Sec. 11 to Article 11 allowing the legislature to define income by reference to United States laws as they exist and as amended, for voter approval at the November 1966 general election. The notice certifies the amendment per Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 2 and is signed by Secretary of State Elwin L. Shanahan with official seal.
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State OF Kansas
Senate
United States
State of
Kansas
Elwinl M. Shanahan
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle Hogs Report
KC Markets Kansas City reports cattle trends with steers steady to 25 lower and cows up to 50 higher, heifers down to 50, calves 23.50 31.30, feeders 23.50 27.00, and hogs showing barrows and gilts 50 higher with sows up to 50 higher. period activity noted across weights.
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Kansas City
Kansas constitutional referendum on legislature session rules
The 1966 general election includes a proposal to amend Section 25 of Article 2 of the Kansas Constitution. The change would require all sessions to be held at the state capital with annual regular sessions beginning the second Tuesday of January, define even-year session length at sixty days, allow two-thirds extension, and provide adjournment rules for odd to even year transitions. Elwin M. Shanahan, Secretary of State, certifies the document as a true copy from House Concurrent Resolution No. 504.
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State OF Kansas
Elwin M. Shanahan
Election Proposition to Amend Article 6 Education Provisions
November 8 1966 general election includes a proposition to amend Article 6 of the state Constitution. The measure adds sections on education, boards of education and regents, and university governance. It details public schools, higher education, board structures, terms, district composition, and appointment rules with vacancies.
State education provisions and Ottawa housing hearing notice
The document outlines amendments on education governance including board powers and financing, with a separate resolution fixing time and place for a hearing in Ottawa Kansas on condemned properties at listed addresses. It invites owners and occupants to appear and show cause why structures should not be condemned or demolished as dangerous structures.
City hearing on condemned Ottawa structures set for August
Ottawa Kansas Governing Body adopts resolution ordering a public hearing on August 17 1966 at 7 30 p m in City Hall to determine whether several residences and garages listed at 720 South Poplar 933 North Cedar 629 North Hickory 810 King 710 Cypress and 429 North Mulberry Ottawa should be condemned and repaired or demolished Executrix appointed in Louise F Hensieks estate notice published July 23 and August 6 1966
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Kansas
South Poplar
Hamblin’s College
North
Cedar Street
Legale J.Y
Bowles, Sheldon
Topping
Hickory
Bowles Sheldon
King Street
Shaw and Luddington
Cypress Street
Lathrop
North Mulberry
Leegally
Cer
Kanesas
City Commission
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Louise F. Hensiek
Credntors
Louise F. Henesiek
Freida H. Liggett
Louise F. Hensick
Des
Ottawa Hearing on Lateral Sewer District Creation
Ottawa Kansas will hold a city hearing at 7 00 p m August 10 1966 in City Hall to consider creating a lateral sewer district with a vitrified clay pipe line and appurtenances at an estimated cost of 8600 00 for lands described in Laury's Kansas through sections 11 17 19 east. Assessments will be based on land appraised value within the district.
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Ottawa
Kansas
A & Inch
Laury
Section 11
Township 175
Township 17
Range 19
City proposes no apportionment of costs for district
Ottawa city commission announces a legal notice hearing under K.S.A. Chapter 12 Article 6a. All real estate owners within the proposed benefit district and other interested persons are advised to attend and govern themselves accordingly. City Mayor Charles Williamson and Commissioners Lyman Corlis and Laurence Wightman certify the notice.
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K.S.A
Board of City Commissioners
Ottawa
Kansas
August classified ads mix farm sales and auctions notes
Classified ads list farm sale dates with Charles Hammer and Lloyd Shuck and Son plus auctions in Pomona Ottawa Overbrook Olathe and Osage City. includes sale barns Franklin County and Council Grove weekly auctions. various contact details, rates and deadlines for classified notices and lodge notices.
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Lloyd Shuck and Son
Franklin Co
Ottawa
Kansas
Pomona
Kans
Council Grove
Osage City
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