Case of Ruth Gardner continued by county court
The case of Ruth Gardner charged with simple assault was continued by the county court on Tuesday because the defending attorney is out of town. It was rescheduled for 10 a.m. August 28. Also noted is the appointment of Mrs. Roberta Bowman as clerk of the Anderson County district court, replacing Mrs. Blanche I. Shinkle who resigns September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gardner
Roberta Bowman
Anderson County District Court
Floyd H. Coffman
Blanche I Shinkle
Tommy Foushee
4-H Club Wins Many Honors At Miami Fair
The Happy-Go-Getters 4-H Club swept Miami County Fair awards last weekend with sixteen championships and four reserve championships. Members like Sandy Rees Chuck Rees Mary McCarthy Darrell Plummer and Jackie Corwine earned multiple blue ribbons and titles across cattle sheep crops and fashion displays. Prices were recorded for several auctioned animals with steers and hogs selling to local buyers.
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Happy-Go-Getters
Miami
Sandy Rees
Chuck Rees
Mary McCarthy
Darrell Plummer
Barrow
Billy Plummer
David Warren
Jackie Corwine
Heifer
Steven Corwine
Angus Heifer
Angus Steer
Gary Clark
Colleen Neis
Albert Schendel
Terry Corwine
Lois Schendel
Lois
Miami County Fair
Paola
Miami County
Topeka
Citizens Bank
Cornelius Construction Company
Buchman Elevator
Building permits filed for residence and trailer park
John Schulte seeks a permit to erect a single family residence at 809 17th St. Terr. at a cost of 21000 with work by Don Gorton. Merle Marmon applies for a permit to build a trailer park at 1531 S. Hickory at a cost of 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schulte
17Th St. Terr
Don Gorton
Merle Marmon
S. Hickory
Two men plead guilty to public drunkenness on US-50
County Court records show Homer F Summers of Mexico Missouri and Elza Chrisman of Carmichael California pled guilty on July 2 to being drunk on a public highway US-50 at Williamsburg. Each was fined 350 with costs suspended after serving 40 days in county jail.
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Homer F
Summers
Mexico
Elza Chrisman
Carmichael
Calif
Williamsburg
Astronauts Start Desert Survival Training near Reno
America's third crop of space travelers trek into the western Nevada desert to endure isolation 30 miles from civilization. They carry two quarts of water and a survival kit and must forage for food until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
America
Nevada Desert
Civilization
Marriage Licenses for Blocker and Barton
Alan LeRoy Blocker aged 18 of North Manchester Indiana and Carol Ann Barton aged 18 of Pomona California obtained marriage licenses. The filing names indicate a pending union between two young adults from separate states. The notice reflects standard civil paperwork completed for their nuptial proceeding.
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Alan LeRoy Blocker
North Manchester
Ind
Carol Ann Barton
Pomona
Deaths include Alma Rumiph in Alaska and Minnie Phillips in Kansas
Alma Rumiph of Fairbanks, Alaska died in Portland at 44. She taught school 12 years there and was art coordinator for the Fairbanks public schools. Survived by husband Hubert and many relatives. Minnie Phillips, 74, Richmond, died in Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of illness. Services Friday in Lamb Funeral Home Princeton with burial in Princeton Cemetery. She had lived in Franklin County 45 years, married Joel Phillips in 1914, and left many children and grandchildren. A note on 17th century England reports women petitioning over coffee drinking and husbands’ absences from midwives.
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Alma Rumiph
Alma Rumph
Fairbanks
Alaska
Portland
Ore
Gilbert Pottorff
Wellsville
RFD
Hubert
Roy Yokley
Arcadia
Methodist Church
Minnie Phillips
Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb Funeral
Robert L. Hopkins
Princeton
Phillips
Sumner
Franklin County
Joel P. Phillips
Princeton Grange
Howard Brown
Rantoul
Ellsworth Bennett
Garnett
Earl Phillips
de Soto
Tharan Phillips
Chester Phillips
Lyndon
Lawrence Withers
Fern Weatherly
St. Louis
Harry
Ray Phillips
Des Moines
Iowa
Milo Phillips
Scarsboro
Grace Hershell
Chicago
Joe Bennett
Carl] Bennett
N. Oak
Edward Ochab elected Poland's ceremonial state head
Veteran Communist Edward Ochab was unanimously elected to succeed the late Aleksander Zawadzki as Poland's State Council President. The 58 year old, born in Krakow, is known for backing Gomulka and Khrushchev, and for rolling back Poland from collective to private farming. He previously led the Agriculture Ministry and was briefly first secretary in 1956. Ochab spent World War II in the Soviet Union.
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Warsaw
Poland
Edward Ochab
Aleksander Zawadzki
Ochab
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Krakow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Gomulka
Agriculture Ministry
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Goldwater And Scranton Are Strange Bedfellows
Washington AP reports a GOP unity meeting in Hershey Pennsylvania with Barry Goldwater as presidential nominee inviting Republican governors and gubernatorial hopefuls hosted by Governor William W Scranton. The piece notes prior sharp words between Scranton and Goldwater over civil rights and cites Willkie’s 1941 senate testimony as an example of political flexibility. James Marlow writes this column while on vacation.
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Washington
Hershey
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Goldwater
White House
tHaving
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Johnson
Willkie
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Jim
Bill Jones
Charlie Smith
Bill
Charlie
James Marlow
Funeral Held Friday for Ramundo Reyes in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Ramundo Reyes, 74, was honored at a funeral arranged by family. The body was identified after a three week disappearance tied to hospital and local relief services. Police recovered the body. a nephew described the emotional confusion as officials investigate how Reyes remained missing while payments and affairs were unsettled.
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Los Angeles
Ramundo Reyes
Reyes
Adam _ Rios
Rios
Paula
Ramundo
Mexico
Miss Reyes
General Hospital
John Doe
Uncle Ramundo
Popular Sukarno Seen Through Tight Jakarta Guard
In Jakarta a heavily armed Sukarno entourage moves through crowded streets as guards, armored cars, and police accompany the president. An American tourist notes the question of his popularity while critics voice limited opposition and media access is restricted. Elections last held in 1955.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Tjakarabirawa Regiment
Assas
Radio Malaysia
KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs report
KC Markets reports cattle 3,000 with slaughter steers 25 higher, high choice steers 24.75 25.00, cows down to 25, hogs 4,500 with barrows and gilts 15 to 17, sows 11.50 to 15, and sheep 300 with lambs 23.50 to 50 and ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Egg and poultry price report from Kansas City AP
Kansas City AP reports consumer large eggs 30 to 35 cents per dozen with others unchanged. Wholesale large eggs at 37 to 39 cents, mediums 29 to 32 cents, Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm 14 cents and plant 14 to 15 cents, butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Two Arrested In Red Light Plea Point City
City police arrested two persons overnight on charges of running red lights. Junior Lawrence Raybourn, 44, Wichita, was arrested Tuesday on charges of running a red light at 7th and Main and illegal registration. Roy M. Brown, 18, 608 S. Poplar, was charged with running a red light at 7th and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Lawrence Raybourn
Wichita
Roy M. Brown
S. Poplar
Hospital Notes From A Fragmented List In Town
An incomplete patient roster lists Grover Morgan and Robert McClure among others with addresses in Princeton Wellsville Ram ton Paola and Brookside Lane. Entries mention Mrs John Burrell Mrs James Gregg Nellie Welton and Mrs Virgil Salman with dates Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday in a local hospital notes snippet.
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Grover Morgan
Princeton
John Burrell
Wellsville
Arthur D. Sizemore
Pomona
Robert McClure
James Gregg
Ranton
Madge Marcell
S. Main
Francis Eggleston
Paola
Jay Milton
Brookside Lane
Nellie Welton
Willow
Virgil Salman
Frank Cook
Cherry
Brad Shoemaker
War Vets To Get Pay Hike
Washington AP The House passed a bill to raise pensions for war veterans and widows. VA says the measure would add about 44 million to pensions this fiscal year, rising to 111 million in 1969. The maximum increase could reach $35 monthly for a veteran with three dependents and income under $1,200 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
The
Veterans Administration
Clasen Buys Into Garnett Newspaper
George Clasen of Florence has purchased Earl L. Knauss interest in the Garnett Review Publishing Company and will become editor manager of the Review on October 1. Knauss had led the paper since 1911 and owned it before the 1956 consolidation with the Anderson County Journal. Clasen also sold the Florence Bulletin to his son Dick Clasen and is a Kansas University journalism graduate of 1939.
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George Clasen
Florence
Earl L. Knauss
Garnett Review Publishing Company
The
Review
Knauss
Anderson Countion
Clasen
Florence Bulletin
Bulletin
Dick Clasen
Kansas University
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Raymond Carl Sundstrom
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G. W. Campbell
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Kerr
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L. B. Schendel
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England
Himself
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sukarno Popular
Lamb
Jouis Engl On
Garnett Newspaper
Socal
Ransom Mem. Hosp
Cedar House Nursing Home
Jim Anderson
C. W. Henning
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Effie Daugherty
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
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Franklin County Sale Company
Hattie Ikenberry
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