Persefield assigned to Ottawa Army Recruiting station
News briefs note PFC Jerry Persefield of Williamsburg RFD 1 is assigned to the Ottawa Army Recruiting Station to answer questions on the new modern Volunteer Army. He will be stationed with the 508 MP Bn at Fort Riley Kansas after a short duty spell. Health department TB skin tests and oral polio vaccine offered Friday for kindergarten initiation.
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Jerry Persefield
Williamsburg
Franklin County Health Department
Plaza Group Attacks Miller Over Supreme Court Building Hiring
Topeka state rep Ossmann criticizes Attorney General Vern Miller for an opinion limiting who can hire architects for the State Supreme Court Building. He accuses Miller of political motivation to stall the project. Brandt's administration and Gov. Docking denied. State architect McClain reportedly supported hiring the Topeka firm Ekdahl, Davis, Depew and Peerson.
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Topeka
Kan
Carl G. Ossmann
Capital Area Plaza Authority
Vern Miller
Miller
State Supreme Court
Ossmann
Robert Docking
Kenneth McClain
Ekdahl, Davis, Depew
Winter Wheat Spirals to Record High on KC Board
Hard winter wheat on the Kansas City Board of Trade climbs to 1.90 a bushel. The price shows a 43 cent gain from the year’s low and sets an all-time sales record. Cash prices for farm stored wheat in Kansas rise 20 cents per bushel in the past month.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas
Annie
Obituary notices from Ottawa area and Kansas City cattle sale
Obituaries for Joseph B. Domnanish 1880 1971 and G H Thomas Washburn veteran architect with Ottawa ties and Irvin Nichols Pomona death Aug 8 include services at Sacred Heart Church St Johns Cemetery and Damron Towner Chapel. Also Kansas City market report cattle hogs and sheep auction details with prices and estimates for Thursday.
Wheat Market Shifts Toward Demand Driven Pricing
Wheat prices rise above the government support level for the first time in years as farm leaders attribute the gain to export demand and increased cattle feeding. Kansas Farm Bureau President John Junior Armstrong says the trend suggests a return to market oriented pricing if the favorable conditions persist. In other items, several motorists receive speeding fines and vehicle registrations are flagged for lapses in this local police blotter.
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Manhattan
Kan
John Junior Armstrong
Kansas Farm Bureau
Anti-Establishment Wins Big In Missouri Primary
In St Louis, Christopher Bond and Edward Dowd surged as anti establishment candidates. Bond led with 74 percent and Dowd topped Morris by about 110000 votes with 96 percent counted, advancing to the November general as gubernatorial contenders. Bonds and Dowd, both nonpartisan or independent, faced Warren Hearnes in the race dynamics.
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ST. Louis
Jefferson City
Christopher ‘Kit’ Bond
Edward L. Dowd
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Dowd
Bond
State Supreme Court
Gene McNary
FBI
Law and Order
William
Morris
Hearnes
Jack Schramm
University
James E. Godfrey
Schramm
Joseph Badaracco
Kansas City
Badaracco
Garnett Agenda For City Commission Meeting Tonight
Garnett agenda outlines bids on a golf course, two city manager reports on spectator insurance for the saddle club and easement land in the Kim Addition, plus bonds for Albert Potter and R C White. Also on the docket are monthly claims, payrolls, and the 7:30 p.m. meeting start.
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City Commission
Garnett
Saddle Club
Kim Addition
Hilled Electric Service
Albert Potter
R. C. White
Fireman’s Relief Association
Four Topeka men arrested for marijuana possession in Lawrence field
Sheriff's officers seized 150 to 200 pounds of freshly cut marijuana in a field west of Lawrence and charged four Topeka men Tim Adamson 19 Greg Prescott 20 John Adams 21 and Fred Grow 24 with possession with intent to sell. Bond set at 1500 each, arraignment scheduled later today.
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Lawrence, Kan
Topeka
Lawrence
Tim Adamson
Greg Prescott
John Adams
Fred Grow
False Alarm at First National Bank Triggers Police Response
Police and sheriff deputies were sent to the First National Bank at 2nd and Main around 8 a.m. today after the bank alarm system at police headquarters activated. Officers soon found the system had malfunctioned and the alarm was false.
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First National Bank
2Nd and Main
Memorial notices for Washburn and Domnanish
G H Thomas Washburn 82 retired architect and former Ottawa resident died in Houston Texas. Services and entombment will be at Washburn Mausoleum Highland Cemetery Ottawa Thursday 4 00 p m Rev Leopold H Hoppe officiating. Joseph G Domnanish lifelong Franklin County resident died yesterday. Wake service Thursday 8 00 p m Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Funeral Friday 10 00 a m Sacred Heart Church Homewood Father Richard Burger officiating. Burial St Johns Catholic Cemetery Homewood. Friends may call Wednesday evening to 9 00 a m Friday.
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Joseph B. Domnanish
Princeton
Cedar House
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Richard Burger
Assumption Parish
Edgerton
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Homewood
Lamb-Roberts
Domnanish
Stephen and
Mary (Sauter) Domnanish
Ottawa
Clara F. Rubick
Princeton Grange
Cedar
G. H. Thomas Washburn
Houston
Tex
Memorial Baptist Southwest
George P
Alice (Spensler) Washburn
Nell Halle
Washburn
Kansas State University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Mass
U. S. Navy
George P. Washburn and Sons
MIT
Architectural
Irvin Nichols
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Damron-Towner Chapel
Don Goatley
Woodlawn
Nichols
Stillwater
Okla
Sanford
Asha
Shoaf) Nichols
Evelyn Jones
Don Yockey
Donald
Garnett
RFD
Jim
Liberal
Dale
John
Jolene Dain
Waverly
Susie Baker
Emma Jo Nichols
Vivian Nichols
Clarence
Ralph Nichols
Poplar
Roy Nichols
Dollie Davis
Susie Nichols
Goldie Spurgon
Florence
Colo
Texas
Highland Cemetery
Leopold H. Hoppe
Joseph G. Domnanish
Franklin County
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Clarence Shaw
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Estate of Clarence Shaw No 12 389 Hazel M Bones Administratrix petitions for final settlement and approval of accounts and family agreement with heirs hearing set September 1 1972 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas readings and defenses to be filed. Winter Green First National Bank Building Ottawa KS 66067.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Clarence Shaw
Hazel M. Bones
Ottawa
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Newton
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Maple
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Ash
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S. Sycamore
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Rantoul
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