Thrift Shop opens Saturday in town
Notices list a thrift shop opening at 9 30 a m Saturday adv. Also details on a barber quartet winning first at Osawatomie Fair and a Sunday church service with Rev J M Raid as guest speaker at the Free Methodist Church 733 N Oak plus other local events and personals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie Fair
Don Lunger
Floyd Smith
Carlos Pence
Harold Tickner
J. M. Raid
Topeka
Free Methodist Church
N. Oak
Reid
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Clark Wilson
Ann Greer
Farm Problems in New Zealand Highlight Maori Land Aid
A special edition reports government financed help begun in 1931 has placed 2,175 Maoris on freehold or leasehold farms while 1,260 settlers remain under supervision. The trend toward secure individual titles is good, though some workers migrate to cities seeking urban jobs, showing farming alone cannot meet all social and economic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Ce
New Zealand
New Zeaand Herald
Cora Barnett
Wellsville
Denmark
New Zeland
Gram
Palissy the Potter and His Faithful Craft
The 16 year pursuit of the secret of Chinese porcelain by 16th century French potter Palissy is told. Despite poverty and devotion to art he never yielded to compromise, facing imprisonment for faith while revered by royalty. He remained bold, declaring he could not be compelled by the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemors Palissy
Palissy
Hugenot
Local Markets and Area People Mention Various Events
Local markets report grains and eggs while area residents share travel, new births, hospital stays, and family news. Mr and Mrs Gilbert McConnell vacationed in Watonga Oklahoma visiting Mr and Mrs J A Short. The Pralls of Albuquerque visited the Cramers, noting Rhoda Rudd Prall, Ottawa University graduate. Sheryl Lynn born to Roy and wife. Head family reunion attended by Robbs Courter and Davidson families. Jeffry De Witt Egnor born weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. Navy sailor aboard U S S Rainier. Street work crews add rock to city roads. Jerome Booth at Fort Monmouth Meteorological School. Mrs Horr back from St Josephs Hospital. Housewarming for G W Goulds and Elmer Farris of Monrovia. Skillings travel with nephew Jack Kenton through Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert McConnell
Watonga
Okla
J. A. Short
Robert Cramer
Richard Prall
Albuquerque
N. M
Prall
Rhoda Rudd
Ottawa University
Cramers
Pratt's
Iowa
Belpre
Kas
G. W. Gould
Elmer Farris
Monrovia
Calif. L
Melba
Jack Kenton
Kansas City
Skillings
Black Hills
Wellsville Grads and Truckers in State News
Wellsville news notes a local resident, Vaughn Kimbrough, earning a Master’s in physical education at the University of Kansas and coaching at Leavenworth High School. It also reports truck drivers cited for speeding on Interstates and highways during a traffic stop by state patrol, with bond postings for several defendants and details on their speeds and truck weights. Nearby travel mentions include visits between Wyoming, Colorado families, and a stop in Wilson Kansas to see an archaeology expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Kimbrough
University of Kansas
Kimbrough
Leavenwroth High School
Wichita
Pat
Jill
Gina
Rich
Carl
Warnock
Withiby
Highway Patrol
Leavenworth
Susan
Bill Warnock
James Columbus
Lackey
Downey
Calif
William Dean Wilson
Canton
Carl C. Wade
Lyon Station
Orwin W.gilliland
Emporia
Barton Tate Cowley
Independence
Play In Ozarks Draws Objection
Branson Missouri AP The play Shepherd of the Hills at Old Mill Theater seven miles west of Branson draws a protest from Hollywood Paramount Studios owner MCA. Harold Bell Wright based the novel. 35 Ozarks natives perform with Mark Trimble leading the amateur group. MCA demanded immediate closing and threatened a lawsuit while Trimble vows to continue until legally decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Harold Bell Wright
Old Mill Theater
Branson
Mark Trimble
Music Corporation of America
MCA
Paramount Studios
Hollywood
Trimble
Property Transfers and Lot Descriptions in Welchville Area
A series of real estate transfers and parcel descriptions are listed, detailing transfers to school districts, churches, trustees, and private individuals. Transactions include specific lot and block designations, sections, and acreage notes across multiple subdivisions and towns. Many entries reference Beaver and Franklin counties, with dates implied in the chain of ownership.
Powers and two other airmen face possible Soviet trials
Washington reports the Soviet Union may stage show trials for two U2 airmen, 1st Lt. Freeman Olmstead and Lt. John McKone, following Francis Gary Powers's espionage conviction. The RB47 crew member details and U.S. efforts to secure their release are outlined amid broader posttrial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Freeman Bruce Olmstead
Elmira
N.Y
John Richard McKone
Tonganoxie
Kan
Arctic
William Aye Palm
Oak Ridge
Tenn
United States
Olmstead
McKone
State Department
U.S
Powers
Department
Francis Powers
Deane
Richard E Hapa Eat
Mike Reegina
Merguertie & Eihreiee
Tiley
Biederman
Ray D. Kelly
Local Admissions and Dismissals Report
Admissions listed include Mrs Earl Richertson of 8 Beech Mrs Anna Manspeaker of Princeton Mrs J G Lytle RFD 2 and Miss Josephine M Gager 801 Locust today Dismissals note Mrs Anna Manspeaker transferred to Independence Missouri Bat itarium Charles Curtis to Cedar House nursing home Miss Maye Halloren 1044 5 Main Marcy s Ann Campbell 604 Willow Friday Eugene Revees Princeton today
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Earl Richertson
Beech
Anna Manspeaker
Princeton
J. G. Lytle
Josephine M. Gager
Tream
Independence
Batitarium
Charles Curtis
Cedar House Nursing Home
Misa Maye Halloren
Main
Marcys Ann Campbell
Eugene Revees
15 Month Rail Dispute Ended
CHICAGO RP A 15 month dispute between the railroads and 50 000 workers represented by 11 non operating unions has been settled but unions greeted the settlement with tepid response The agreement based on presidential fact finding board recommendations calls for a 4 percent pay hike plus fringe benefits including a large group life insurance plan The 5 cent hourly wage boost was made retroactive to July 1 1960 with fringe benefits to begin March 1 Aver age wage under the old contract was 2 40 an hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G. E. Leighty
Notice of Hearing in Ruth A. Moods Estate Case
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a hearing is set for September 2. Glen A Hage ward administrator requests approval of accounts and allowances and the court will determine heirs and assign remaining assets. Respond in writing by the date to contest the petition. Richard O Skoog, attorney for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankin County
Kartsas
Ruth A
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Glen A. Hageward
Hes Accountan& Adminstrator
Hia Serviews
Sapensen
Ottawa
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Wendell L. Lewis
Alvin Ellis
Burrough
Alvin Lewis
Thrift
Phil McCracken
McCrackens
Jennifer Jo
Stepanie Lyn
Joe Terrill
California
Joyce Lynn
Melody Jo
Joe Clark
Ruby Terrill
Joe Terris
Saucer Pharmacy
Kansas City Star
A's
Chicago White Sox
Mae Murphy
Owen Fowler
Judith Pickering
L. J. A. Smay
Sun
N. Amer
B.Y.F
Sunrise Beach
Ellis
Forrest W. Smith
Spring Ridge
Mike Williams
Busy Wives Club
Forest Park
James Jailette
Ethel Coulter
Bernice Holden
Robert R. Allen
Melodie June
Mary B. Allen
N. Locust
Lide Rock
Memphis
St. Louis
Mears Park
Ottawa All-Stars
Larry Webker
Jack Marrow
First Methodist Church
State Board of Health and
Kangas Services For
Jengih
The
Power of Faith
Ord Brodie
Ron
Lemartine
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Sheryl Lynn
Mrs
Roy Green
Muskogee
Franklin Robbs
Robert Courter
Chico Davidson
Ferrerview
Robbs
Joe A. Smithey
Big Cabin
Smithey
Cecil Egnor
Jeffry de Witt
Delorous Smithey
Larry Chanay
Darrell Harbison
Ronnie Zahl
Bill Foote
Forrest Booth
Jerome
Jerome E. Booth
L'’ Usascs Regiment
Fort Monmouth
New Jersey
John Horr
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Horr
Wellsville News
Wyoming
Boulder
Colo
Jim Pool
Wilson
Robert Widener
W. E. Skilling
Lyons
Melvin Graneer
Wayne Dowden
Ponca City
Dowden
West Lafayette
Ind
Patrol
Martin Brockway
Fred G. Morrow
BEY Bec
Jay Deck
Bchool Dist
Franklin Co
Harry J. Moody
H. Reynolds
Bjk
Gleason
Roscoe C
LaFoltetle
Henderson
Lamar Fowler
Earl J. Mendell
Doran
Lote
James RB. Smithweisler
James W. Ry
New
C. A. Bran
Howard Franks
Williamaburg
Edith McCall
Margaret L. Hadsall
Monnie Barhan
Ney
Bec
SEY
Vernon W. Parka
Floyd Piager
Nwh
Leo C. Miller
Marvin W. Lengink
Nwy Bee
Trac
Lewis M. Widener
W. Floyd Smith
Wiliam H. Miller, Jr
George W. Griffin
Famous Name Brands
Royal, Underwood
Ottawa Typewriter Co
S. Main
Marcellus
Lidikay
Crestview
Indiana
C.F. Lodge
Harry E. Lidikay
Ralph Y. Lidikay
Francis Love
Denver
Lena Bloss
Coughlin Chapel
James Nalors
Charles Coffey
Ada Hale
Francis Houdyshell
Tama
Pearl Roth
Pauline McWhinney
Mission
Harold T. Hale
Bessie L. Snow
Bessie L. Stow
Lawrence
Charles A. Myers
RFD
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fred Allen
Union Cemetery
Cinha
Marcellus W. Lidikay
Walt Disney
Owl Show
Ax For Murder
Ward Bond
the Boy and
the Laughing Dog
Hillcrest Drive-In
Legals
Glen A Rayward
Richard
Skoog
London
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