All Masonic Picnic and church events in Ottawa area
Community notices list a Masonic Picnic at Forest Park with basket dinner at 1 30 p.m. and drinks provided on Sunday August 13. Clarence E Rea Lecy Ady and Faith Luthern Church advertise ice cream cake and a gathering at 316 E 12th. Also yard sale August 16 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1208 Willow with Ady. Autopsy and hospital notes report emergency treatments for Doris Camp and Sharon Booth. Ottawa Junior Baseball League trip to Kansas City canceled due to no tickets. 180 boys affected. Fred Morgan Greeley died Friday at Lakeside Hospital Kansas City. arrangements incomplete.
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Forest Park
Clarence E. Rea
Lecy
Ady
Ottawa
Kansas City
Fred Morgan
Greeley
Lakeside Osteopathic Hospital
Arthur J. Dennis Honored for Outstanding Sales Service
Arthur J. Dennis of 109 E. 3rd received honorable mention at the 1967 National Sales Convention of Burch Plow Works Inc in Evansville Indiana for outstanding sales and service to customers during the event held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dennis
Burch Plow Works, Inc
Evansville
Ind
Grace Episcopal Church alters early services due to rector away
Grace Episcopal Church will skip its 8 a.m. services on Sunday and August 20 as Rev. Leopold Hoppa is out of town, with regular 10 a.m. services to continue. Clifford L Goodwill, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford B Goodwill of Williamsburg, begins six weeks at Army ROTC summer camp at Ft Riley before commissioning as Army Second Lt after graduation from Pittsburg State. Danny R Nutt becomes Credit Consultant for Phillips Petroleum in Kansas City, Mo, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Nutt of 545 Birch.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold Hoppa
Clifford L, Goodwill
Clifford B, Goodwill
Williamsburg
Army Reeserve Officers’ Training Corps
Ft. Riley
Pittsburg State
Army
Danny R. Nutt
Phillips Petroleum Co
Kansas City
Carl Nutt
Birch
Pomona
Kansas
State Highway Commission
Ftrat
Clarence F
Ward
Otasco names top four July salesman from 115 stores
J. D. Frank, assistant manager of the Otasco store, was named one of the company’s top four salesmen for July. The award came from competition among salesmen at 115 Otasco stores across eight states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Frank
Otasco
Ancient Age Alcohol Seizures Aid Four Missouri Homes
AP reports contraband liquor seized in raids on unlicensed taverns is routed to four old folks homes. Police deliveries last month totaled 18 cases of liquor, 36 of wine, and 109 of beer. A spokesman for the Masonic Home of Missouri said liquor is issued twice yearly by the medical director to residents, whose average age is 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Journal
Masonic Home of
Missouri
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Brennan’s Son Sworn in as New Jersey Deputy Attorney General
William J. Brennan III, son of Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan Jr., was sworn in Friday as a deputy attorney general of New Jersey. The ceremony took place in Trenton, marking the junior Brennan’s first major public legal role.
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Trenton
William J. Brennan I
U.8
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
New Jersey
Berlin Wall Turns Six Amid Tightened Barriers
Berlin marking six years since construction on Aug 13 1961 with no easing for West Berliners to visit East Berlin. East Germany demands recognition before talks on passes resume, while border defenses including a higher wall mesh fences and ditch escalate. West Berlin records 63 border deaths six years, with 47 shot, and 25,180 refugees fled to the west through 1966.
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West
West Berlin
East Germany
Trafficway for Topeka Costs Residents with Bond Issue
The Kansas Highway Commission authorized a $6 million four mile trafficway on Topeka's east side with Shawnee County bond funding. State would finance engineering and oversee construction if bonds pass, as state funds are limited. The route from Deer Creek Parkway at US 40 to US 24 crosses near the Topeka Municipal Airport and includes a Kansas River bridge, with cost estimated above $6 million.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
John Montgomery
U.S. 40
U.S. 24
Kansas River
Topeka Municipal Airport
Today in History highlights through August 12, 1967
On August 12 dates mark pivotal events from 1898 ending the Spanish American War with a peace protocol to a 1967 snapshot of global affairs. Listings include New Amsterdam’s first police guard in 1658, Isaac Singer’s sewing machine patent in 1851, Britain’s 1914 World War I entry, and later milestones in civil rights, finance, space, and geopolitics.
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New Amsterdam
America
Issac Singer
Britain
Austria-Hungary
Kansas City Livestock Prices Appear Stronger Across Markets
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle and steer prices up to 50 higher than last week. Cows, heifers, and feeders show gains while sheep and lamb markets vary and hogs post declines. Highlights include steers good to prime at 25.50 to 27.50 and calves 27.00 to 32.60, with various ranges for hogs and sows.
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Kansas City
New Trial Denied In Melvern Bridge Case
Osage County District Court Judge Alex Hotchkiss denied a motion for a new trial in Melvern. Myron Miller was awarded 15000 after the Osage County bridge allegedly collapsed under him while crossing. The motion was filed by Osage County Commissioners following a jury verdict for Miller on June 9.
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Lyndon
Melvern
Osage County
Alex Hotchkiss
Osage
Myrron Miller
Miller
Police News: J C Swallow Cited for Careless Driving
J C Swallow, 46, of 1123 N Poplar, cited for operating a motor vehicle in a careless and heedless manner, failing to heed a traffic light, and endangering persons or property. Bond posted $35 on August 9.
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J. C, Swallow
N. Poplar
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions include Larry D. Caldwell of 534 S Lee cust today. Dismissals list James Bishop of 329 N Poplar Virgil Stephens Osawatomie. Transferred to St Marys Hospital Kansas City Mo. Mrs Robert Ferris and infant son of Wakarusa. Mrs James Corcoran and infant daughter of 811 N Hickory Friday.
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James Bishop
Poplar
Virgil Stephens
Osawatomie
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Robert Ferris
Wakarusa
James Corcoran
Hickory
Economy Looks Up This Week
New York AP reports signs of economic improvement as July employment hits a historic high and June construction reaches a 13 month peak. Retail sales set a record, inventories improve, and economists differ on the growth pace while Treasury Secretary Fowler sees expansion ahead.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Commerce Department
American Stock Exchanges
Reagan appoints wife Waney to California Arts Commission
Governor Ronald Reagan named his wife Waney and actress Irene Dunne to the California Arts Commission. The positions pay travel expenses but no salary.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Waney
Irene Dunne
California Arts Commission
Irene Dunne Griffin
Exchange In Men And Women Desirable Traits
Montreal AP American anthropologist Ashley Montagu says feminine traits in men and masculine traits in women are desirable and teachable. He cites tenderness and love as feminine, adventure as masculine, noting women’s intelligence and strength, men’s muscular power, and the need for love as the key shared trait. He comments on marriage difficulties and compromises.
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Montreal
Ashley Monetagu
Montagu
Britain
Princeton
N.J
Montaegu
U.S
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Louise F Hensick
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court the Estate of Louise F Hensick deceased No 11570 petition by Freida H Liggett executrix seeks final settlement approval of acts and accounts and determination of heirs and devisees with distribution per the will. Defenses must be filed by August 21 1967 at 10 am in Ottawa Kansas. failure risks judgment. Freida H Liggett Executrix and Winton A Winter First Natl Bank Bldg Ottawa Kansas act as attorney.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Louise F. Henssick
Freida H. Liggett
Louise F. Henslek
Louise F. Hensick
Ottawa
Notice of hearing in Maggie Plough estate case 1967 Ottawa Kansas
Franklin County Kansas estate petition by John L Richeson administrator seeks sale of undivided 44th interest in land to pay debts taxes and expenses. Hearing set August 30 1967 10 AM in Ottawa Franklin County. Attorney: Anderson Byrd First National Bank Bldg. Ottawa.
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John L. Richeson
Magesie Plough
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Benjamin Heidner
Office of Register of Deeds
Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Franklin Coun Ty
Maggie Plough
Anderson & Byrd
First National Bank
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Illinois Steam Power Club
Job Baker
Swanton
Ohio
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Berlin Wall
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Robert Melemore
Columbia
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Little Rock Ark
France
Soviet Union
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Police News
Larry D. Caldwell
Lee Cust
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Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
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Ronnie
Winton A
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Nat'l, Bank Bldg
State of Kansas
Vivian K. Etchinger
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