Navy and Army Updates From Local News Briefs
Navy Machinist Mate Second Class William R. Moore of Richmond serves aboard the nuclear cruiser USS Long Beach based in Long Beach California. Army Second Lieutenant Eugene M. Butel of Paola has been assigned to the 28rd Artillery Group in Vietnam as a forward observer. Seaman Stephen P. King of Pomona graduated basic propulsion engineering school at Great Lakes and attends Engineman School. Willis E. Seaton extends Navy Seabees tour in Vietnam for six more months returning to the U S in June 1970, address shown at MCB4 USN FPO San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
William R. Moore
Fred A. Moore
Richmond
Long Beach
Calif
ARMY
Eugene M. Butel
Joseph L. Butel
Paola
28Rd Artillery Group
Vietnam
Stephen P. King
Philip H. King
Pomona
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Ill
Willis E. Seaton
Navy Seabees
United States
Seaton
Raymond Seaton
Williamsburg
Uts
B Company
FPO
San Francisco
Volunteers rally for MS fund drive canvass kickoff
Eva Hanes reports 149 volunteers have joined the house-to-house canvass for the Multiple Sclerosis fund drive. The effort starts Monday with some volunteers covering areas later this week and aims to wrap by August 23. Packets are returned to First National Bank. questions go to Mrs. Hanes at CH 27418.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hanes
Hanes
First National Bank
Alcoholism as Divorce Ground in Kentucky
A Kentucky court case highlights alcoholism as a valid ground for divorce, with judges noting persistent drinking can constitute abandonment of the marriage and justify dissolution under state law. The ruling underscores behavioral fault as a factor in marital separation and may influence future divorce filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Parking plan adds space on Park Street near City Park
Wadkins recommended and the commission approved parallel parking on the north side of Park Street to widen a lane for moving vehicles, mirroring the existing setup on Fourth Street. The airport contract section financed by the city and FAA was accepted, but areas financed solely by the city, including parking and taxi strips, remain unsatisfactory and await repair. Mayor Phillips addressed questions about enforcement during the no burning interim, stating the ordinance remains in effect and arrests would not be made on his signed complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadkins
Park Street
City Park
Fourth Street
Walnut
Hickory
Toe Gat
Airport Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Hankamer Asphalt Co., Inc
Topeka
Phillips
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Martha’s Vineyard
Manchester
N.H
Boston
New England Telephone Co
City Attorney's Return Delays Decision Pending Vacation
A decision will be postponed until City Attorney John Richeson returns from vacation next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richeson
Churches Plan Five Year Fight Against White Racism
Canterbury England AP World Protestant and Orthodox church leaders discuss a five year plan to mobilize moral and financial resources against white racism. American delegates criticize the plan as watered down while African Asian and Western blocs may clash at the World Council of Churches meeting. Dr Eugene Carson Blake to present a three man unit with a $150000 yearly budget to run educational anti racism projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
England
World Council of Churches
Eugene Carson Blake
Kennedy Resents Innuendoes and Autopsy Efforts
Dist Atty Edmund Dinis plans to send two deputies to Wilkes-Barre for a preliminary hearing on exhumation of Mary Jo Kopechne and autopsy. Senator Edward Kennedy says he is at peace with himself but distressed by whispers and innuendoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Edmund Dinis
Wilkes-Barre
Edward M. Kennedy
Dinis
Asst
Atty
Peter B. Gay
Armand Fernades
Din
Kennedy
Hospital Notes and Obituaries Hit Daily Ledger
Admissions list includes Robert Frank Quenemo RFD 1 Mrs. Roger Bush and others with Wednesday and Thursday entries. Dismissals note Ida Mahoney Williamsburg Mrs Betty Christian and several names. Emergencies report James Sheldon eye injury. Memorial Hospital service for Archie Persefield 65 Melvern RFD 1 with details and survivor list. District Court entries filed and dismissed. Archie Persefield services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frank
Roger Bush
Quenemo
Leo Salb
Willow
Mae Lilly
Pomona
Ida Mahoney
Oak
Ernest Brown
Baby
Williamsburg
Betty Christian
Andrew Seamands
Cherry
Kelly Dawson
Ash
John Huston
David Kersley
Richard Foltz
Ralph Bloomer
Ottawa
RFD
John Butler
Lakenheath
England
Homer Jones
Hamblin
Sadie Herring
N. Oak
Emma Chase
Maple
Ronald Weems
Loren Keller
N. Sycamore
Glen Ainsworth
S. Cedar
Cora Melcher
Powhattan
James Sheldon
Funeral rites for Mrs. Sarah Aldrich held at Topeka chapel
Services for Mrs. Sarah Aldrich of Topeka who died Sunday were held Wednesday at Towner's Chapel with Kenneth Andrews officiating. Music by Robert Andrews, pallbearers listed, burial at Hope Cemetery. County Court notes multiple traffic fines and a criminal case dismissal in State of Kansas v Criqui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Aldrich
Topeka
Towner’s Chapel
Kenneth Andrews
Robert Andrews
Earl Smith
Gary Ackerman
William Ackerman
Bill Seaton
Leo Kirkwood
Greydon Watkins
Hope Cemetery
Leadership critique from Kansas GOP official on Docking
TOPEKA AP Bill Low executive secretary of the Kansas Republican State Committee told the Judiciary Committee that Democratic Gov. Robert Docking has failed to provide genuine leadership on conflict of interest legislation. He urged divestment by officials from holdings that could be influenced by state actions and cited connections involving the governor, the Corporation Commission and state accounts awarded to banks tied to officials. Low stated most officials are honorable but the public must be protected from a few who might yield to temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Bill Low
Kansas
Republican State Committee
Robert Docking
Low
Judiciary Committee
Kansas Legislative Council
Docking
Corporation Commission
Commission
Ings
Lowaid
Central Heights Opens School Term Plans 1969
Central Heights District 287 announces August 25 as the first day of the 1969 70 term. Enrollment for elementary on August 18 from 9 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Junior and senior high on August 18 and 19. A new textbook rental system with fees from 6 to 10 dollars per grade group. Lunch costs listed. Physicals for junior and senior high football basketball and track set for August 21 at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights
In Memoriam Miss Leavey L Silvey
Funeral services for Miss Leavey L Silvey will be held Friday at 1 00 p m at the Mortuary with Rev Floyd Guilford officiating. Interment at Hope Cemetery. Funeral services for Mr Archie Persefield from Patterson Funeral Home Elmwood Illinois Saturday at 2 p m Interment Brimfield Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Colo
Melvern
Dodge City
Ivan Persefield
Jerry Persefield
Jimmie Persefield
Brimfield
Ill
Homer R. Carpenter
Bartonville
Juanita Carpenter
Peggy Carpenter
Rock Island
George W. Persefield
Canyon City
Viola Ray
Casper
Wyo
Persefield
Archie Persefield
Patterson Funeral Home
Elmwood
IlIt
Brimfield Cemetery
Probate Court Marriage Licenses Hit Kansas City Ottawa Pair
Roger Lee Kreuter 23 of Kansas City Missouri and Linden Jane Wallace 23 of Ottawa filed for a marriage license. John Ansel Chrisjohn 20 of Lane and Cherry Lea Needham 18 of Lane also sought licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Lee Kreuter
Kansas City
Linden
Jane Wallace
Ottawa
John Ansel Chrisjohn
Lane
Cherry Lea Needham
Police Docket Highlights Multiple County Offenses
A list of local police court dispositions includes William E. Gregg 18 pleading littering and forfeiting 25 dollars. Martin P. McNamara 25 pleaded guilty to drunk in public and paid 50 dollars while assault charges were set for Aug 28 with bond 50. Grant H. Warren 27 pleaded guilty for no headlights and paid 25. Lawrence Reyes Jr. 24 assaulted and battery with bond forfeited 100. Ross H. Ulrich 68 received 30 days jail suspended after 150-dollar fine for DUI. Brenda Geraldine Carter 20 assault and battery continued to Aug 21 for arraignment. Linda K. Gates 26 forfeited 10 for speeding 40 mph in a 30 zone. Clifford J. Link 66 pleaded guilty to failure to report accident and paid 25. John R. Meineke 24 loitering pleaded guilty, fined 50 and 10 days jail. Eldon L. Brockus 24 careless driving and forfeited 25 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gregg
Martin P. McNamara
W. 3Rd
Grant H. Warren
Sioux City
Iowa
Lawrence Reyes Jr
Ross H. Ulrich
S. Cedar
Brenda Geraldine Carter
S&s. Poplar
Linda K. Gates
Neodesha
M.p.h
Clifford J. Link
N. Oak
John R. Meineke
Eldon L. Brockus
Richmond
Appointment of Administrator in Minnie S Swift Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas C P Burrows was appointed administrator c t a of Minnie S Swift deceased on August 4 1969 and creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication August 1969 Ottawa Kansas. Dated August 5 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Minnie S. Swift
C. P. Burrows
C.t.a
Ottawa
Kansas
Harry A. Pyie
State of
Mercantile Trust Company National Association
Harry A. Pyle
Marie Bruce Pyle
Emery Bruce Pyle
Frank LaMar Pyle
Unusual Opportunity For Industrial Lubrication Sales
Nationally known firm seeks an area salesman to join Ottawa Kansas openings. Training provided. Requires late model car and immediate availability. For high income and potential to advance to Division Manager, contact Herman Kuhnert at Royal Manor Motel, Ottawa, Kansas, on Friday August 15 at 8 PM or Saturday August 16 at 9 AM sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kuhnert
Royal Manor
Ottawa
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. South
Adv
Forest Park
Lunar
International Astronomical Union
NASA
Churches Against
Matthew V. Storin
The
Boston Globe
Washington
Jack Anderson
Edgartown
Anderson
Storm
Miss Kopechne
Credit Eard
Chappaquiddick
Sidney Lawrence
Kennedy Associates
Shiretown Inn
the Daily Report
District Court
Janice N. Elder
Carl W. Elder
Alvin F. Houston Dr
Mary Elizabeth Houston
Archie R. Persefield
Melvern Rfd
Ransom
Michael L. Kobe
Kan
Harvey W. Wray
Diane K.mcdonald
Harold J. McDonald
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Memoriam
Police News
Ottawa Herald
C. P. Burrow
Skoog & Latimer
Ottawa, Kansas
Attys
Recsccerseenenernsetee
Ees Peer
Louge
Forest Park Shelter House
Ottawa No
McKinley
Delphian
Garnett
Anchor
Waverly
Quenema
Wellsville
Howard Smith
Budge's Hardware
Davis Paint
Davis Paint Store
Olive
Satuday
Sycamore
N. Cherry
S. Oak
S. Elm
Reree
Orchard Drive
S. Main
South Oak
Charlies Adell
Matthews
Plaza Theater
Iman
P.O. Box C
VIL Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!