Public sale set at Kapp farm near Princeton
Delbert Anderson schedules a public sale at the C. L. Kapp farm three miles east and a mile south of Princeton at 1 p.m. Tuesday. A 4 H style review is planned in Memorial Auditorium Monday at 8 a.m. Rose Mary Crist, County Home Demonstration agent, notes.
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C. L. Kapp
Princeton
Memorial Auditorium
Rosemary Crist
Logan
Juernsey Bull
Forrer
Rock Creek
B. C. Cummings
RFD
Ottawa
W. EB. Meith
Pomona
Kansas
Franklin County
Wilson & Locust
Rome
Fred Coon
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Arnold Fruit & Flower Farm
Richter
Dems clash over Docking bid and party leadership
In Topeka the Kansas Democratic split sharpened as Dan Cain accused State Chairman Frank Theis of political pimping for supporting Gov. George Docking as a presidential hopeful. Cain, a critic of Docking, warned Theis aimed to advance Docking and himself, while Theis weighed appraising Docking’s 1960 prospects and party ties.
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Topeka
Frank
Theis
Georgia Neese 'Gray
Dan
Cain
Shawnee County
Kansas
George Docking
Docking
Don Hewitt
Rich Farmland Inundated As Welton River Rises
The Weldon River flooded large tracts of Mercer and Grundy counties with Trenton and Spickard areas under water. Route A northwest of Trenton, Route C west of Spickard, and areas two miles north of Spickard were affected as the river rose rapidly.
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Jurors Picked For September Term In Franklin County
Franklin County District Court selected 30 jurors for the fall term which begins September 1 and reports September 28. Ottawa residents dominate the list with 21 jurors. others hail from Franklin Township Appanoose Township Centropolis Greenwood and Richmond Townships. Names include Walter Pohl John Welton Donald Waymire Carl Koehler Rob Nichols and many more.
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Franklin County District Court
Christina Wake
Ottawa
Franklin Township
Appanoose Township
Centropolis
Greenwood
Richmond Townships
Walter T. Pohl
S. Sycamore
John §. Welton
S. Hickory
Teacher's College
Sycamore
Genevieve L. Shuthe
Bert
Byron K. Faden
Great Bend
Ban Johnson Son
Tate M. Leach
N. Cherry
Lewis F. Fischer
RFC
Walter M. Price
S. Locust
Thomas Walsh
S. Main
Oliver R. Taylor
S. Poplar
Lester Moore
Iith
Raymond Hosler
Hickory
Donald L. Keim
N. Hickory
James N. Hornbuckle
N. Mulberry
Ralph A. Sheridan
S. Mulberry
Gaylord Weilepp
Franklin ‘Township
Harold Good
Melvin Pierce
Wellsville
Howard Simcox
RFD
Ralph Ikenberry
Walter Nitcher
Pomona
Appanoose
Marjorie Hoffman
Williamsburg
Forest Price
Richmond
Robert Reed
Leland Gilliland
Ottawa First Baptist Softball Falls To Happy Howls
The Ottawa First Baptist softball team lost 3-1 to the Happy Howls of Lawrence in the district Amateur Softball Association double elimination tourney. Held rain soaked Larry Webber pitched for Ottawa as Lawrence put up a third inning homer and two runs in the seventh. Ottawa's lone run came in the sixth on a Richard Allen single and Gar McInnis follow up. First Baptist will play again Monday at 7:45 pm at Lawrence Stadium.
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Happy Howls
Lawrence
Larry Webber
Richard Allen
Gar McInnis
Baptist
Lawrence Stadium
Clarence Edwards Dies in Omaha at 57
Clarence Edwards 57 of Omaha Nebraska formerly Ottawa. World War II veteran and member of Omaha American Legion Post and Baptist Church. Survived by wife Laura and adopted son Allen, and his Ottawa parents. Services at Bethany Baptist Church Saturday at 2 PM with Rev. William Bailey. Burial in Hope Cemetery.
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Neb
Ottawa
Cudaha Packing Co
Paola
Angie
Jennie
Berry) Edwards
Omaha American Legion Post
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Laura
Allen
Bethany Baptist Church
William Bailey
Hope Cemetery
Arrested On Main For Drunken Driving
Robert Leon Andrews, 37, of 721 IW 6th, was arrested on Main between 4th and 5th after a near midday drinking drive. He posted a $350 bond and awaits in Police Court. The Crestline blaze near San Bernardino Mountle 1,800 firefighters fought for five days before it was controlled.
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Robert Leon Andrews
Main
Sth
Crestline
Calif
San Bernardino
Andrews
Wellsville Bank Remodel Under Way In Missouri Flood News
The Wellsville Bank undergoes a face lifting with a Carthage stone exterior replacing the front brick wall and reshaping the southern corner. Flooding worsened in Mercer and Princeton areas as the Weldon Fork rose and later receded, cutting power to municipal plants and forcing residents to obtain drinking water from farms and neighboring towns.
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Wellsville Bank
Smabibeting
Missouri
Brookfield
Princeton
Southern Iowa Flood Loss Into Millions
Fort Madison and southern Iowa faced widespread flood damage after a heavy rain event. Towns mobilized pumps as police, firemen, National Guard, and volunteers cleared water from basements. Crop losses in the millions were reported while crews assessed broader damage across the region.
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Fort Madison
Towa
Iowa
Virgil Hart
Mississippi
Hart
National Guard
Pilot recounts nine mile fall from jet at speed
Col Rankin, a 39 year old World War II and Korean War veteran, told officers his high altitude jump story after his F8U Crusader fighter engine failed during a July mission. He parachuted to safety near Beaufort and was taken to a hospital as doctors study his reactions to the near death experience.
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Local Markets in Turbulent Flight Report
An unnamed pilot describes a high altitude emergency at 47 000 feet with loss of power radio and instruments. Rankin ejected from the plane as he recalls violent decompression, extreme cold, and body symptoms including freezing cold and nosebleed while cockpit temperature was 75 degrees and outside minus 93 to 85 below zero.
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Rankin
Grees
Tfrees
Kansas City cattle market and a parachute escape tale
Kansas City AP report covers cattle prices with barrows and gilts up to 55 cents, sows steady to strong, various weight ranges and lambs steady. The second item recalls Rankin bailing from a plane, trapped in a storm, then landing safely after a harrowing descent and a long wait for a road escape.
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Kansas City
Lawrence Man Charged In Grand Larceny Case
Francis A. Garrett, 29, of AFD Lawrence, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and waived preliminary hearing. Garrett was arrested yesterday afternoon in Lawrence for stealing $73 from Mrs. Elizabeth and was bound for District Court in September. He posted a $200 bond.
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Francis A. Garrett
AFD
Lawrence
Garrett
Elizabeth
District Court
Grain Markets Move With Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Kansas City AP notes wheat futures closed unchanged to higher amid overall grain activity. Wheat by the car load shows No 2 red around 1.99 to 2.0 per unit with slight gains. corn trends down slightly with No 2 white near 1.20 to 1.24 and No 3 around 1.18 to 1.26. Oats ease, soybeans and bran show modest shifts. futures tables include irregular open high low close data for January through July contracts.
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Kansas City
Mar
Mayo
Ssesee Renee Dro
Bept
Aeeceaeerrereres Lbl
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals List
Admitted patients include Mrs Leon Gentry of Wichita and Lynn Ann Lickteig of Richmond along with Freada Harrell and Linda Barnes. Discharges include Milton Ikenberry and Mrs Ursula Featheringill. Randolph Young of Pasadena is noted as today. Transfers mention Mrs Robert Parks to St Luke's in Kansas City.
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Leon Gentry
Wichita
William Hull
S. Locust
Charles Vickers
Wellsville
Lynn Ann Lickteig
Richmond
Freada Harrell
N. Main
Linda Barnes
Maple
Ralph Fuqua
Overbrook
Milton Ikenberry
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Robert Parks
Pomona
Ursula Featheringill
S. Cedar
Julia Ann Dillon
William Thomas
Baldwin
Nell A. Olsen
S. Main
Leon” Gentry
John Roth
Hickory
Neil Bullock
Randolph Young
Pasadena
Calif
FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES DEALS AROUND TOWN
Classified blurbs advertise a 418 year crib and inner spring mattress with linoleum, a Wagner motor, sewing services, and Ottowa credit offers. Ottawa listings show Topeka ads for living room suites and dining room sets from Douglas Bros Gambles and others with low down payments and monthly plans.
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Zell
Wagner
Logan
Ottawa
Fth
Topeka
Kansan
Douglas Bros
S. Main
Bargain furniture set and bedding at Gambles Main
Gambles at 128 S. Main advertises a tweed cover furniture set with 6 chairs priced around 49.05 plus terms. an 8 piece dining set with oak finish and padded chairs. inner spring mattress and box spring at 9.95 to 10 years guarantee. sizes 9x12 to 10x21 carpets from 46.75 to 79.98 with easy terms.
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