Local notices mix of names and moves in Kansas City area
Miss Louise Davenport is a patient at K U Medical Center room 305 F in Kansas City Kansas where she works as a substitute teacher. Ady G CONNOR has become manager of Macy s shoe department at The Landing in Kansas City. Jerry Lee Carey 20 Gare nett was arrested today for lacking a valid license. Loyd Murray and family report daughter-in-law Mrs Robert E Murray and children arrive in Okinawa joining Capt Murray before his three year assignment. Capt Murray s address in APO San Francisco is 092101 USA Med Svc Gp APO 331 Box 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene O'Connor
O’connor
Macy's
the Landing
Kansas City
Ottawa
O’connors
Newton
Overland Park
Louise Davenport
Marguerite Davenport
Ash
K. U. Medical Center
Daveneport
Kan
Loyd Murray
S. Main
Robert E. Mureray
Alice
Beth
Robby
Okinawa
Capt
Murray
Ft. Benning Go
Robert E. Murray
USA
San Francisco
Calif
Kansas City cattle and hog market report from KC Markets AP
Cattle totals around 4,000 head with calves 100, steers and heifers mostly steady, prime and high choice pricing shown. Hogs 2,500 head with barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower, sows down to 25, lambs 700 with steady prices and feeder lambs 16 to 17.50.
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Kansas City
Speeches For Fair Chosen For State Fair Demonstrations
Anne Christie of the Rambling Ranchers 4 H club and Ann Keith of the Town and Country club were chosen Monday to present demonstrations at the September state fair. Christie spoke on pancake variations, while Keith spoke on isometrics and fitness without movement. Jeanne Hazen of Town and Country won a blue ribbon for her eggnog demonstration but is ineligible for the fair due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Christie
Ann Keith
Miss Christie
Rambling Ranchers 4-H Club
Miss Keith
Town and Country Club
Jeanne Hazen
Ottawa Industrial Development honors meeting agenda
The Ot tawa Industrial Development Inc held its annual meeting at 4 p.m. Monday at the North American Hotel. Treasurer George Lister presented the treasurer’s report and Milo M. Hewitt, president, delivered the annual activities report. Directors elected by acclamation for one-year terms were F. R. Bennett Jr., Richard C. Byrd, J. R. Chaney, R. M. Clogston, Russell Crites, Douglas Gleason, Hewitt, Robert S. Hill, Lister, and John B. Pierson.
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Ottawa Industrial Development, Inc
North American
George Lister
Milo M. Hewitt
OID
F. R. Bennett Jr
Richard C. Byrd
J. R. Chaney
R. M. Clogston
Russel Crites
Douglas Gleason
Hewitt
Robert S. Hill
Lister
John B. Pierson
Elks Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at Club Event
Elks Club announced winners of the duplicate bridge event held Monday evening. First place in North South went to Louise Weaver and Mary St. Louis of Osawatomie, with Warren Casey and Helga Kursk of Lawrence second. East West winners were Mrs. Warren Casey and Helga Kursk, Lawrence, second team Allyn Underwood and Ted Crandall of Osawatomie, Garnett Peterson and Luetta Reynolds of Osawatomie.
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The
Elks Club
N.S
Louise Weaver
Mary St. Louis
Osawatomie
Warren Casey
Helga Kursk
Lawrence
Allyn Underwood
Ted Crandall
Garnett Peterson
Lueretta Reynolds
Viet Nam: Murky Picture as New Leaders Repeat Old Mistakes
James Marlow notes Vietnam remains murky with peace distant as new rulers mirror Diem era moves. From Diem’s siege to Minh and Khanh juntas, military coups, evolving leadership, and rising Viet Cong strength persist despite U.S. aid. Two weeks ago Khanh leveraged power amid instability.
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Viet Nam
Associated Press News
Washington
Ngo Dinh Diem
Red
United States
Diem
Khanh
Minh
Deaths Arthur Raymond Francis 64 in Baldwin
Arthur Raymond Francis 64 died Aug 15 while working at Baldwin cemetery. Funeral services set for 2 pm Aug 20 at Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin with Dr. C L Coldsmith officiating. Burial at 2 pm Aug 21 in Zook Cemetery Larned. Born Feb 5 1890 Winterset Iowa. Survived by wife Gertrude a son Arthur Raymond Jr of California a daughter Mrs Lila Fergus Puerto Rico eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Arthur Raymond Francis
Baldwin
Lamb Funeral Home
C. L Coldsmith
Zook
Larned
Francis
Winterset
Iowa
Gertrude
Arthur Rayemond Jr
California
Lila Fergus
Puerto Rico
DWI Charged After Wreck
Joseph Milton Anderson, 50, Baldwin RFD 1, charged with driving while intoxicated along with reckless driving and hit and run after a crash near 211 E Logan. Walters reports her 1961 Falcon damaged left rear tail light and scratch. damage valued at 5 dollars. A 1959 Hillman convertible was found at the Office Tavern. Anderson was preparing to back into Main Street when police located him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Milton Anderson
Baldwin Rfd 1
Vesta Walters
N. Mulberry
E. Logan
Anderson
Main
Franklin County Day Care Center seeks director
The Franklin County Day Care Center, Inc. is interviewing applicants for a director. One candidate has been interviewed. another will meet the board in Ottawa Friday and Saturday. The organization will form operating committees and set meetings in the coming weeks. A board meeting is scheduled for Monday, Aug. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Day Care Center, Inc
Ottawa
George Lister
First Baptist Church
Red China and Cuba urge armed struggle by Black Americans
Communist broadcasts from Cuba and China promote violence and guerrilla tactics among American Black communities. Frank Coe, linked to IMF, is cited by Beijing as endorsing Mao's call for world revolution, urging Black Americans toward armed self defense and civil war in a widening ideological battle with the Soviet bloc.
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Cuba
Red China
America
National Liberation Movement
Radio Free Dixie
Robert F. Williams
U.S
Peking
Frank Coe
U.S. Senate
International Monetary Fund
China
Mao Tze-tung
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Mao
Peking Radio
Coe
United States
Enrollment This Week at Junior and High Schools
Principals offices open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the new term starting August 31. New students are urged to enroll this week at their respective offices. On August 24 and 25 all junior and senior high students will pick up class schedules and pay book rental fees. Transfer students in grades 7 through 12 should enroll this week.
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W. P. Shepard
C. Dean Rouse
Janet Hall Receives Stormont Vail Nursing Scholarship
Janet Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hall of 1117 North Sycamore completes first year of nurse training at Stormont Vail hospital Topeka A patient donated 150 to the hospital to award to a student nurse and Janet was chosen for continued training based on hospital recommendation
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Janet Hall
Ernest Hall
North Sycamore
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Janet
Two Withdraw From Races In State House Race
The Associated Press reports two candidates pull out of the state representative race a Republican from Atchison County Fred Johnson resigns citing business duties while a Democratic nominee Edith Bietry of Potawatomi County withdraws over dissatisfaction with county party leadership.
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Associated Press
Fred Johnson
Atchison County
Edith Bietry
St. Mary’s
Pottawatomie County
John Lang
Wamego
Lang
Senate panel approves Ft Larned historic site bill
The Senate Interior Committee endorsed a House bill to make Ft Larned in Kansas a national historic site. It authorizes acquisition of about 750 acres in Pawnee County and the fort’s remaining buildings, plus roughly 60 acres along the still visible Santa Fe trail.
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Washington
Ft. Larned
Kansas
Senate Interior Committee
Pawnee
Wreck Kills Olathe Youth
An Olathe youth died from injuries after his car was struck by a northbound passenger train at the Santa Fe Elm Street crossing. Larry L. Bird, 17, was alone in the vehicle when the collision occurred late Saturday. Witnesses and officials described signals by a flagman and the near-miss notices by another driver who also considered crossing. Bird was hospitalized briefly at the University Medical Center after first aid from Olathe police.
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Olathe
Larry L. Bird
Santa Fe Crossing
Elm Street
Roger Provencal
Clathe
Provencal
H. M. Jeffers
Bonner Springs
Bird
Jack
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Proposed Constitutional Amendment and Estate Notices in Kansas
First published Aug 4 1964 and last Aug 18 1964 notice details a proposed amendment to Section 1 of Article 1 of the Kansas Constitution for the November 3 1964 election, plus probate notices in Franklin County naming administrators and deadlines for filing claims, and a second amendment proposal for Section 2 of Article 4. The text includes a certificate of true copy by the Secretary of State and details on estate administration for P A Johnson and Bessie H Grosdidier, with a July 31 1964 close of business monthly city report for Ottawa Kansas listing fund balances and reserves.
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State OF Kansas
State of
Kansas
Paul R. Shanahan
Franklin County
Said
P. A. Johnson
William S. Bowers
Bessie H. Grosdidier
Albert J. Grosdidier
Ottawa
Crusade Youth Elect Officers in Ottawa
Youth officers were chosen Monday for the Heart of America Eastern Kansas Crusade committee in cooperation with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Elected were Ron Showalter vice chairman John Brockway reporter Cheryl Campbell secretary Jim Whistler member at large Nell Stout adult sponsor and Jim Anderson chairman. The crusade runs November 8 to 15 at Memorial Auditorium led by Roy Gustafson of the Billy Graham team.
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the Heart of America
Eastern Kansas
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
First Methodist Church
Ottawa
Ron Showalter
John Brockway
Cheryl Campbell
Jim Whistler
Nell Stout
Jim Anderson
Memorial Auditorium
Roy Gustafson
Billy Graham
Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals Summary
Hospital notes list several local residents with Monday and Tuesday entries for patients including Mrs. Lester Miller and Harold Pennington Jr. Birth announced for Ronald Bromert's daughter on Monday at 6 pounds 102 ounces. Dismissals include Mrs. Robert Ferguson and Mrs. W N Smith among Pomona and RFD 2/3 residents.
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Lester Miller
Williamsburg
Carl D. Cayot
Ash
Blanche Tucker
Rantoul
Albert Robbins
Cleo Greenfield
Melvern
Harold Ray Pennington Jr
N. Poplar
Ronald Bromert
S. Main
Robert Ferguson
W. N. Smith
Aletta May Smith
RFD
Pomona
Belva Duvall
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Jerry Lee Carey
Garenett
Elks
By James Marlow
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Revolutionary Council of Officers
Duong van Minh
Big Minh
Nguyen Khanh
Sa Khanh
Dwi
Larned Bill OK
Wreck Kills
Olathe Youth
Legals
Bowers and
Bowers
Walsh Lot
Hope
Wtr
Util, & Com. Pro
Let
Link
Donald R. Capper
Crusade Youth
Cleveland
Willis Gilliland
Ottawa Lodge No
A.M
Fred A. Gardner
W. M
Clarence E. Rea
Secy
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
C-O
Ottawa Herald
U. S. Civil Service
B. F. Heidner
Mr. Hosler
Economy Ser
General Services
Alban
Willow
Ottawa Trailer Court
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Call Collect
Lloyd Walker
Franklin County Sale Co. Inc
Misc
Ted Nelson
Centropolis
NEW Hospital
Wellsville
Ottawa Herald Business Office
Sporting Goods
NTE
Johnson Motors and
Newman Boats
Bob Luce
Ottawa Marine
North Cedar
Fay Hurlbert
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Alfred Hegeman
Baldwin Jct
Printy
Ben Printy
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Music and Radio
MIAC
Joplin
Skelgas
Grand Gas
Monarch Electric
Westinghouse Electric
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