College food service manager to attend seminar at North Central College
JAMES MAUSZYCKI of Ottawa University will join a seminar for college dining service managers at North Central College Naperville August 12 to 15. Local church events and health notices also appear including evangelists Fred and Judy Wilbur at Wellsville Assembly of God August 9 and hospital updates for Howard Kalb and Leroy Childs.
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James Mauszycki
Ottawa University
North Central College
Naperville
Fred and
Judy Wilbur
Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church
Topeka
Wellsville
Assembly of God
Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements Summary
Hospital notes list admissions for Lee Perez of 511 Willow on Thursday and Roger Howard Garnett Harold Ball from Rantoul on Friday. Births report a Griffin son born Thursday at Pomona weighing 10 pounds 14 ounces and a Flory daughter born Thursday at Westphalia weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces. Other items include Merle Atchison at 1135 Willow and references to Price Princeton Black Hoppe Richmond Oak addressors plus Harrison and Alfred at 1341 S Oak and 409 S Elm on Thursday and Friday.
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Lee Perez
Willow
Roger Howard
Garnett
Harold Ball
Rantoul
Larry Griffin
Pomona
Lloyd Flory
Westphalia
Merle Atchison
Rawlie Price
Princeton
James Black
RFD
Richmond
Alice Hoppe
S. Elm
Alfred Harrison
S. Oak
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Livestock and Eggs
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 300, calves none. hogs 2,000 with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents higher, 1 3 16.00 to 17.25. sows 12.50 to 15.00. Sheep 25 untested. Eggs Large 30 to 31 cents, wholesale 34 to 36 for large 80 percent, mediums 30 to 31. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm 1314 delivered at plant 14 15. Butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Williamsburg Folks Attend IFYE Weekend Event
Mrs Irwin Heth Er and Mrs Roy Herring spent the weekend at Rock Springs for IFYE events. They joined a Camp weekend gathering highlighting youth exchange activities and community fellowship.
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Irwin Hether
Roy Herring
Rock Springs
Camp
Mrs Mary M Mitchell dies at 80 in Barstow Calif
Mrs Mary Maud Mitchell aged 80, of Barstow California and formerly of near Ottawa, died August 4. Born April 17, 1884 in DeWitt Nebraska, she and husband Charles E Mitchell farmed near Ottawa from 1920 to 1957 before moving to California. Surviving daughter Mrs Victor Burwell Barstow, two granddaughters, seven great grandchildren, sister Mrs Lena Parsons Lincoln Nebraska. other child Pearl and Kail deceased. Burial followed services at Mountain View Cemetery Barstow.
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Mary M. Mitchell
Mary Maud Mitchell
Barstow
Calif
Ottawa
Mountain View
Mitchell
DeWitt
Neb
Charles E. Mitchell
California
First Methodist Church
Victor R. Burwell
Lena Parsons
Lincoln
Pearl
Kail
Baker University to raze Centenary Hall on campus plan
The Amalco U S Wrecking Co Kansas City won the bid to raze Centenary Hall at Baker University with work starting Tuesday and to finish within 60 days. Centenary Hall built in 1884 housed the Economics and Business Administration classrooms as planners envision a central mall on campus.
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Amalco-U. S. Wrecking Company
Kansas City
Centenary Hall
Baker University
Robert A. Ridley
Department of Economics and Business Administration
Baker
Old Castle
Kansas
Parmenter
Lincoln
Old Science Hall
Charles Sylvester Parmenter
Bus Ready For Concert In Wellsville Schools Parade
A bus open to any Wellsville band student or parent will lead the parade from Wellsville Schools at 7 15 p m Saturday to a Huntington Park city youth band concert at 8 p m on the Gardner football field. Extra room may be available for others and the concert is open to the public. The featured band is en route home after performing at the New York World's Fair and the White House.
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Wellsville
Huntington Park
Calif
Gardner
Enroute
White House
Car Crash Destroys Plymouth Sedan Near Ottawa
A 1954 Plymouth sedan driven by James E. Bray, 76, Topeka, was destroyed in a one car wreck at 2:30 p.m. August 6 on Rantoul Road, 12 miles southeast of Ottawa. Bray sustained cuts and bruises after dozing at the wheel. the car ran into a ditch, struck a culvert, and flipped onto its back. No citations were issued.
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Rantoul Road
Ottawa
James E. Bray
Topeka
Rantoul
Must Bill To Johnson Must Bill To Johnson
The Senate sent to President Johnson a bill to strengthen investor protection for securities including over the counter items. The measure will likely be signed and aligns with the SECs two year study. It extends registration and periodic reporting to securities traded over the counter and tightens proxy solicitation and insider trading controls.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Funerals for William D Chamberlain and Clara Shomber
Obituaries note funeral services for William D Chamberlain who died August 4 at Osawatomie Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev Glenn Slater officiating. Burial in Cadmus Cemetery follows. Clara Shomber died August 4 and funeral held August 6 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Dr Roy W Browning officiating. burial at Antioch Cemetery.
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William D. Chamberlain
Osawatomie Pilgrim Holiness Church
Glenn Slater
Edith Shepherd
Bessie Elkington
Roscoe Evinger
Bobby Gibbons
Louis Jackson
Lloyd Hay
Challous Hay
Ross Brewer
Cadmus Cemetery
Clara Shomber
Dengel and Son
Roy W. Browning
Ernest Finch
Jasper Davies
Charles Watts
Robert Duffield
Edward Anderson
Kenneth Hammond
Albert Williams
R. L. Stevens
Antioch Cemetery
Tarantula Highlights Collection By BERNICE HOLDEN
Mike Willhite, before entomology study, believed all creepy crawlies were bugs. He now notes only true bugs form one order Hemiptera including stink, chinch, and squash bugs. His 70-species collection spans 10 orders and ~50 families, with a goal of 100 species and 5 more families.
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Bernice Holden
Mike Willhite
Mike
Glenn Willhite
Wellsville
Bass Wins In Tennessee Senate Nomination
Tennessee Democrat Rep Boss Bass won the U S Senate nomination in the state primary defeating Gov Clement and businessman Bullard. Bass carried seven of nine districts amid debates over his civil rights bill vote. Gore was renominated for a third term as Kuykendall challenged Gore on the Republican side. With 2521 of 2702 precincts reporting Bass led Clement 300780 to 210348 and Bullard 77398.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Boss Bass
Bass
Congress
Frank Clement
M. M. Bullard
Albert Gore
Dan Kuykendall
Gore
Howard Baker Jr
Son
Estes Kefauver
Kennedy
Johnson
Clement
Bullard
Today in History August 7 highlights from 1942 to 1960
The Aug 7 entries note U.S. Marines landing on Guadalcanal in 1942 starting a bitter campaign ending in Japan's defeat next year. It also marks 1789 War and Navy departments created, 1940 de GaulIe Free French vow to persevere, 1941 Russian air raids on Berlin, Eisenhower informing Adenauer on German assets, and Buckingham Palace announcing Queen Elizabeth's expected third child in 1960.
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Associated Press
U.S
Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
Congress
War and Navy Departments
Charles de Gaulle
Germany
Berlin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Laws Suspended In South Viet Nam National emergency declared
Premier Nguyen Khanh announced a nationwide emergency in South Viet Nam, suspending laws and ordering mobilization of manpower and resources. He warned of a possible full scale war with the Communists and pledged aid to North Viet Nam, while authorities imposed censorship and curfews.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
North Viet Nam
Khanh
Twe
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Joblessness Drops to 4.9 Percent in July
Washington AP reports unemployment fell to 4.9 percent as July payrolls rose to 72.4 million, first sub five percent rate since February 1960 and first time employment reached 72 million. Labor Secretary Wirtz and AFL-CIO President Meany cautious, noting 3.8 million still jobless and more months needed for full employment.
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Washington
Willard Wirtz
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Wirtz
Meany
Man Returned To Custody After Shoplifting Arrest
William Schrader, 77, of 410 East Second, was returned to police custody August 6 by bondsman R. C. Gampsbell after being arrested August 3 on shoplifting charges. Value of stolen goods listed under $50. Also jailed August 6 for moving traffic violations were Walter Foltz, 21, Garnett Route 2, with $60 bond for reckless driving and running a stop sign. Claude Martin, 39, Garnett, with $12 bond for speeding 42 in a 30 zone. William Bond, 41, 739 King, charged with defective mufflers.
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William Schrader
Police Department
R.C. Gamps Bell
Schrader
Walter J. Foltz
Garnett Rfd
Claude J. Martin
Garnett
William Wayne Bond
King
Marriage Licenses List From Local Clerk
Gary Nicholson 19 Ottawa and Margaret Franks 18 Pomona. Jimmy Alan Goracke 18 Pomona and Susan Jane Crawford 18 Pomona. Theodore M. Fisher 25 Greenleaf and Marsha K. Mas cedo 16 Topeka. Leslie F. Rader 21 Paola and Nancy Barnett 19 Williamsburg.
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Gary Nicholson
Ottawa
Margaret Franks
Pomona
Jimmy Alan Goracke
Susan Jane Crawford
Theodore M. Fisher
Greenleaf
Marsha K. Mascedo
Topeka
Leslie F. Rader
Paola
Nancy Barnett
Williamsburg
County man found guilty of driving left of center near Ottawa
Lee Homer Johnson of Kansas City Missouri, 37, was convicted in county court on Thursday for driving left of center while passing seven miles southwest of Ottawa on US 50. He received a $35 fine plus costs.
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Lee Homer Johnson
Kansas City
Ottawa
Guard Campers Get Vacation
About 687 Kansas Army National Guard soldiers at Camp Guernsey Wyoming will be allowed a weekend off to visit state recreation areas. They return to training Monday for the second week and plan to depart August 14 arriving home August 16.
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Kansas Army National Guard
Camp Guernsey
Wyo
Estate of Clarence Briles legal notice
First published July 24 1964 and last published August 7 1964 in Franklin County Kansas probate matter No 10897. E E Haley administrator de bonis non seeks approval of accounting determine heirs final settlement and distribution. Defenses due by August 15 1964 at 10 00 am in Ottawa court. If not filed judgment will be entered. John B Pierson attorney for administrator.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Clarence Briles
State of
Kansas
E. E. Haley
de Bonis Non
Ottawa
American Mutual Life Seeks Ottawa Area Reps
American Mutual Life seeks men aged 25 to 45 with sales ability for Ottawa area roles offering a 450 starting salary plus commissions and benefits. Reply to Lelton A Hodges in Topeka or call AM 6.7624 for interview confidentiality. Local firm also seeks a versatile service worker with carpentry plumbing and electrical skills for steady year round work and benefits. Box S72 Ottawa Herald, Ottawa Kansas.
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American Mutual Life
Ottawa
Lelton A. Hodges
Harrison
Topeka
Kanesas
C-O
Ottawa Herald
Kansas
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