Chamber Plans Fair Dates Discussion In Franklin County
The Franklin County Farm Bureau sponsor meeting at the I. O. C. F. hall discusses Kansas farm edi change and fair dates September 8 and 9. Mayor Ray Wyatt and Lou Norris of the Farm Bureau will speak. The session covers Kansas Legislative Council survey results and fair dates. open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thireen
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Farm
Manhattan
Kansas Legislative Council
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Threatens To Invade Katanga Province
Premier Patrice Lumumba declares a state of emergency in the Congo and threatens to invade Katanga, calling the Congo army to regular duty as Belgian and UN moves swirl. Katanga's Moise Tshombe opposes UN intervention while Belgium contemplates withdrawal for safety.
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Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
U. N
Brussels
Belgium
U. N. Security Council
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Lumumba
Schedule For X Rays In Ottawa And Nearby Cities
The County Health Office announces transport for X ray tests in Ottawa with a contact at CH2-1873. The Ottawa schedule spans Armory August 15 7 30 am to 6 30 pm guard only North American Hotel August 16 11 am to 12 noon and 1 to 5 pm August 17 10 am to 12 and 1 30 to 5 pm August 18 19 11 am to 12 and 1 to 5 pm North Reiter Motors August 22 11 am to 12 and 1 to 4 pm South Ottawa Lumber Co August 23 10 am to 12 and 1 to 4 pm Mobile unit visits Wells ville City Park August 10 1 to 5 30 pm Richmond Locker Plant August 11 1 am to 12 and 1 to 5 pm Williams burg August 12 11 am to 12 and 1 to 5 pm American Legion has August 12 11 am to 12 and 1 to 5 pm Pomona post office August 15 11 am to 12 and 1 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Armory
North American
North Reiter Motors
South Ottawa Lumber Co
Wellsville City Park
City trims tax levy while funding police needs
Liberal Citizens describe a 1960-61 budget revision by the city commission raising the levy from 16.97 to 17.97 mills to fund a third police car, two officers, and a trained dog. The 12 year cut reflects rising valuations and income from airport industrial rentals and housing units tied to the WWII base legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
City Commission
Unite
Roy Dodder Dead At 68 In Topeka Hospital
Roy Dodder 68 a retired farmer of Overbrook died yesterday in Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka He moved to Overbrook in 1944 from Dallas County Surviving are his widow Pearl and two daughters Mrs Clinton Salsbery Overbrook and Mrs Earl Shideler Lawrence Services will be Wednesday at 2 pm in Overbrook Methodist Church Burial in Overbrook Cemetery
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Roy Nodder
Roy Dodder
Overbrook
Stormont-Vail
Topeka
Dais County
Pearl Dodder
Clinton Salsbery
Earl Shideler
Lawrence
Overbrook Methodist Church
Overbrook Cemetery
Bazaar Plans Are Discussed in Ottawa Chamber Meeting
Ottawa retail merchants committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to plan the fall Sidewalk Bazaar on August 24 and Ottawa Days August 24 and 25. The event will align with the Franklin County Fair and rodeo with a western theme. Special food and music were assigned to a new committee led by Carl Jescinsky, with a list of members. A matinee at Pla plaza theater is planned, and Centennial committee appointees Peg Carr and others reported progress.
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Ottawa Retail Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Franklin County
Carl Jescinsky
Bill McCreary
Orvald Hayward
Ollie Waymire
J. R. Cheney
Charles Gillette
Dick Bellefeuille
Jim Ogg
Peg Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Pla ‘Ta
Wren Latimer
Don Madison
Paul Gaynor
John Wassmer
Six Charged In County Court
Six persons face charges in county court with speeding on Interstate 35. Larry A. Lim, 45, Kansas City, driving 78 in a 70 zone. Harry T. Nickblew, 33, Phoenix, driving 80 in a 65 zone. Harold Herman Groepher, 27, Warrenton, driving 58 in a truck over 5,000 pounds. Austin D. Boesinger, 33, Neosho Rapids, driving 62 in a truck over 5,000 pounds. Nickblew posted a $15 bond. others to appear Aug. 15. Additional charges include mufflers, reckless driving and brakes. Highbie, 18, RFC 1, to appear Aug. 11. Others cited by highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry A. Lim
Kansas City
Harry T. Nickblew
Phoenix
Ariz
Harold Herman
Groepher
Warrenton
Austin D. Boesinger
Neosho Rapids
Nickblew
Larry R. Huston
Princeton
Roger H. Highie
Highbie
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
KC Livestock Kansas City AP cattle 5000 head calves high good and choice slaughter cattle steady heifers and mixed yearlings firm cows strong to 25 higher vealers and slaughter calves steady feeders little changed steers 24.50 to 26.00 primes 22.00 to 25.50 stockers 21.50 to 24.50 hogs 4300 barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower sow steady to 25 lower 250 to 600 pounds 14 to 16.78 sheep 1800 spring slaughter lambs steady to weak other classes steady lambs 18.10 to 19.25 ewes 3 to 4 calls 14 to 16.50 feeder lambs.
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Kansas City
Funerals Held for Barbara Jean Lay Infant
Barbara Jean Lay infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lay died Aug 6. Funeral services were held yesterday at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev Thom Ingle officiating. Interment in Highland Cemetery. Five persons were overcome by gas from a broken pipe in the Emerson Hotel building and were treated, two hospitalized, four others treated at a hospital. Firemen evacuated residents as gas filled rooms after the pipe broke on the third floor of the five story structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Barbara Jean Lay
William Lay
McVey-Dengel
Thom- M
Ingle
Emerson
Linwood
Plans for Glaucoma and Diabetes Screening Tests
Last night plans were laid for glaucoma and diabetes screening at the Armory on October 13 and 14. The event is co sponsored by the County Health Department and the County Social Welfare Board under the Kansas State Board of Health. Volunteers are needed in shifts across both days with roles ranging from eye test aides to nurses and registration staff. Interested individuals may contact local coordinators including Mrs H R Conrad Mrs Howard Henderson and Mrs Dwight Haworth for assignments. The Beta Sigma Phi chapters will arrange hostesses.
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Rosalie Osturn
County Health Department
County Social Welfare Board
Kansas State Board of Health
Red Cross
Gray
H. R. Conrad
HDUI
Howard Henderson
Dwight Haworth
Beta Sigma Phi
George Sibinus
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births at Local Hospital
Admissions include Lawrence Langley Pomona Charles Smith at 134 S Locust Er nest Bechtle 633 Ash on Monday Births announce Mr and Mrs Wilfred Turley Rantoul a daughter weight 8 lb 5 oz and Mr and Mrs Orville J McClure RFD 3 a daughter weight 9 lb 3? oz Dismissals list Mrs Roy H Roseberry 519 S Locust John Melroy RFD 3 Mrs Archie Mendell and infant son 733 S Poplar Roger Keith RFD 2 today
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Lawrence
Langley
Pomona
Charles Smith
Ernest Bechtle
Wilfred Turley
Rantoul
Orville J. McClure
RFD
Roy H. Roseberry
John Melroy
Archie Mendell
Roger Keith
Ottawa man fined, arrested, faces warrant for bad check
An Ottawa man, Tom Tshantz, 31, was fined 25 for disturbing the peace and later served a warrant by Deputy Sheriff James A. Richardson for passing a 5 bad check at Raney Drug Store on July 26 drawn on Peoples National Bank. He was released on his own recognizance until Saturday. Also fined 25 was Robert James Weidner, 17, for speeding 30 mph in a 30 mph zone on July 16. Several volunteers for the Snellen program and the Lions Club discussed support for the Armory, including supplies and transportation. Victor Wilhoyt, 29, was fined 40 for resisting arrest, with other charges dismissed.
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Ottawa
Justice Court
Robert Pinet
Tom Tshantz
King
James A. Richardson
Tshantz
Raney
Peoples National Bank
Justice of the Peace
Gardner Walker
Robert James Weidner
Willow
J. F. Barr
Snellen
Bill Russfourth
Bleadsell
Lions Club
G. B. Harford
John Yazzie Shorty
Granada
Ari
Victor Wilhoyt
S. Poplar
Wilhoyt
Community groups mobilize for diabetes glaucoma screening
Mrs Lee Perkins of Richmond recruits Ot tawa and surrounding towns with Girl Scouts VFW Auxiliary Rotary Anns Beauceart Granges to assist in posters and outreach. The program offers diabetes tests to all over 21 and glaucoma to those over 35, with full family testing if diabetes exists. Glaucoma tests also for under 35 with eye trouble. A meeting at Memorial Auditorium on Aug 2 at 10 am will finalize screening plans.
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Lee Perkins
Richmond
Ottawa
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Rotary Anns
Beauceart
Granges
Memorial Auditorium
Marriage Licenses for Bitte and Cablin Involving Pomona Independence
Raymond M. Bitte aged 7 of Pomona and Ruby T. Cablin aged 61 of Independence obtained a marriage license. The filing lists their names ages and hometowns as the essential details recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond M. Bitte
Pomona
Ruby T. Cablin
Independence
Fewer making low grades at K State
Kansas State University reports a three year cut in student dismissals for low grades from 794 in 1938 to 383 in 1960 and a 26 percent drop in students placed on academic probation, attributed to stronger scholastic achievement emphasis by university officials.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
James A. McCain
Lucy Qammell
Panto
Judy Disney
General Hospital
General Services Advertising and Home Repair Offers
Steam removal of bead animals and painting and papering by Conrad's Spray, Painters and Decorators. Bead animals and upholstery by Standard Rendering Co. Cal Callect Ottawa. P. E. Nicewander offers truck seat recovery. Wards advertises appliance and repair services with parts in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Services
Conrad
Phode
S Standard Rendering Co
Cal Callect
Ottawa
P. E. Nicewander
M. Cherry
Farm livestock and equipment sale notices scattered across Kansas
A jumble of classified sale notes details Holstein and Shorthorn cows heifers and calves for sale with various contacts in Lawrence Princeton and nearby areas. Listings describe fresh cows springers and heifers with weights and delivery notes and often include contact names and local phone numbers such as Viking 3-840 and YE 7-432. Prices are implied as affordable and stock is described as top quality with new arrivals weekly.
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Henry Brandt
Dilton
Star
Pho
Lawrence, Kae
W. C. Barkley
Thern
Roland Ba
Princeton YE
Beven
T'y West
Springera
Walter George
Lawrence
Kansas
Viking
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Wayne Caldwell
Caldwell
Englewood
Calo
Adv
South Main
Kenneth V. Morrow
Ruth B. Rader
Drake's
Orville Beaty
S. Cedar
Dorothy N. MccCallon
Thomas J. McCallon
Rose Campbell
N. Mulberry
Hollis Snapp
V.A. Hospital
Carl Johnson
Ford Mortuary
Coffeyville
Arlington
N. Amer
le Finance Committee
McConnell
Newton's
Dupreeze Pearson
Jeter
Elizabeth Moherman
Ray Wyatt
Wellsville
Thhe City Park
C. of C
Western Methodist Assembly
Mt. Sequoyah
Fayetteville
Ark
Ruth Ann Cobb
M.Y.F
Raymond Cobb
Arkansas
Assembly
Robert McBeth
Iceland
Greenland
McBeth
Navy
Arctic Circle
Mattie Hugill
Gardner Medical Center
Santa Fe
CK Rarch
Brookville
werejKas
Roger Thorn
Son
Charles Thorn
Weaverville
N.C
Roger
Wayne R. Franks
Jerome Ning
Holcombe
Holcombes
Franks
Linda Thorn
Overbrooker
Holstein
Temimple
Ted Gibson
Tnane Franks
THE
Associated Press
Jayne
Baby
Jayne Mansfeld
Zeltan
Younsters
Mickey Jr
Mickey Harguy
Jayne Marie
Santa Monica
Calif
KC Livestock
Pital
Limbineral Home
Hart
Phil A
S. Mulbenny
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
W. 15Th
Special Discount Co
Tom Liggett
B. Mulerry
lOttawa Lodge No
A.f.ga.m
Gerald B. Harford
Sidney 0. Morris
Phoos
Heidner
C-O
Ben Heidner
Tolife
Cottrall
Mare Topeka
Kerford Quarry Co
Atchison
Kansan
Schaulis
Ottawa Herald
Cale
Meade
Aydraulic
Henry Albas
Ottawa Tractor & Imp. Ea
Monroe Trailex Court
N. Sycamore
Williamsburg
Mal
Monroe
Douglas Brothers 103
S. Main
Crosley Shelvador
Douglas Brothers
WARDS
McCracken Electric
Sheldon
Sheldon Trk. & Trac. Co
Walnut
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