Local Hosts Set Events at Old Depot and Centennial Cabin
Mrs F Doman and Mrs Howard McGee will host Sunday afternoon events at the Old Depot with Aleta Stout and Grace Bell in charge at the Centennial cabin. Museums will be open 2 to 6:30 PM. Eagle's Dance Saturday, Jay Ellis Band 9 to 12. Chester E Leach and Joe R Garcia were arrested for careless driving at 7th and Math intersection. Army Mothers Rummage Sale at Memorial Auditorium Saturday Aug 22. William D Griffin, 27, of Pomona, charged with speeding 32 in a 20 mph zone. Ellis Piano Tuning contact CH2 4431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Doman
Howard McGee
Old Depot
Aleta Stout
Grace Bell
Chester E, Leach
Rantoul
Joe R. Garcia
N. Mulberry
Ars
7Th
Math
Bankrolls in spotlight as campaign money grows
In Washington James Marlow reports on how private fortunes of presidential candidates become campaign issues. Goldwater and Johnson publicly disclosed wealth figures, prompting reactions from Miller and Dean Burch who call the accounting methods peculiar and far from clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Rep
William E. Miller
New York
Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Mrs Ralph Hopkins Admitted at KU Medical Center
Mrs Ralph Hopkins is in room 24B at the KU Medical Center in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hopkins
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Capt Green To Manila After Saigon Injuries
Capt Jack Green, injured in Saigon Viet Nam, Aug 1, has been moved to Clark Field near Manila Philippines. His mother Mrs Percy Green of Williamsburg reports he sent a typed letter, stating he can use only his left hand after a bomb fragment severed a nerve in his right hand and left him with injuries to his right leg and foot. he expects about six months before he can walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Green
Saigon
Viet Nam
Clark Field
Maahila
Philippines
Percy Green
Williamsburg
Green
Thousands Visit Baker Bible Collection This Summer
More than one thousand persons have visited the Quayle Bible Collection at Baker University Library this summer. Margaret Stutzman, Reference Librarian, notes visitors come from 25 states plus the District of Columbia and international guests from Rome Italy and Tokyo Japan have signed the guest book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quayle Bible Collection
Margaret Stutzman
Baker University
District of Columbia
Rome
Italy
Tokyo
Japan
Leon Graves Invited to KU honors program
Leon B. Graves a 1964 Pomona High School graduate is among 121 entering freshmen at the University of Kansas invited to join the honors program in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Graves and placed second in the Kansas State Scholastic Contest literary and world history division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon B. Graves
Pomona High School
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Leon
George Graves
KC Markets Kansas City cattle hogs and egg prices
KC Markets reports cattle 250 head with no calves for price test, choice steers 25.00 each arrived. Hog prices rise 75 to 1.00 with 1-3 190.5 to 270 pounds at 18.25 to 18.75. Sows scarce. large egg prices paid to producers large A 30-36, large B 23-25. wholesale large 80 percent A 39-43. other produce unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Con
Building permit filed to move a garage in town
Roy Jones applied Thursday for a building permit to relocate Lois Smiths garage to 112 W 10th at a cost of 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jones
Lois Smith
Johnson Signs 947.5 Million Poverty Bill Into Law
President Johnson signed the 947.5 million anti poverty measure intended to raise living standards for millions. The act aims to supplement civil rights with programs to employ idle youth and aid low income families, including literacy and training efforts. Shriver said the program could reach 600000 people directly in year one and up to seven million families through community action projects, with him named director of the Office of Economic Opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Youth Conservation Corps
Congress
Capitol
Sargent Shriver
Shriveer
Office of Economic Opportunity
Deer Survives Hillsboro Farm Yet Aids In Crash
A buffalo wandered from John Cabet’s farm onto a highway near Hillsboro Illinois and was struck by a truck, per reports from AP. The incident notes surviving pets on the central Illinois farm include deer and a camel, illustrating an unusual menagerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
John Cabet
Thursay
Kansan Amnesia Victim Reunites With Family in Oklahoma
John E Thompson 30 an apparent amnesia victim missing from his Kansas City Kansas home since May 18 was reunited Thursday with his wife Nadine and his father Ed Thompson of Abilene Kansas a former chair of the Kansas Park and Resources Authority The elder Thompson and Nadine came to Blackwell to identify John and accompany him home He collapsed in a restaurant Wednesday and later recalled parking his car in Kansas City Dr Robert Morgan treated him and said the man is an amnesia victim A blow to the head may have triggered his memory return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell
Okla
John E. Thompson
Kansas City
Kan
Ed Thompson
Abilene
The
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Thompson
Nadine
John
Jobin Thompson
Robert Morgan
Classifieds Prompt Sparks Quick Results
Readers are urged to try the classifieds with a catchy pitch about quick outcomes and a contact line CH 2.4700. The message promotes usefulness of ads for fast results across markets.
Counties Vote Unification Plans Face Low Turnout
Wilson notes the original plan shifted to a two district layout for the September 8 vote and doubts passage as early results show weak support. In Anderson County only about 30 percent voted June 2 for the single unit plan, with boards favoring unification but most opting for a single unit. If defeated again, counties may petition the state to form unified districts as officials push turnout statewide amid rising concerns over apathy.
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Wilson
Anderson County
Walter Myers
Unification Planning Board
Myers
George Keith
State Department of Public Instruction
Gray, Ness
Haskell Phillips
Riley
Sherman
Stafford
Anderson
Clay
Cloud
Douglas
Ellis
Ellsworth
Greenwood
Harper
Harvey
Jackson
Jefferson
Kingman
Kiowa
Leavenworth
Linn
Marshall
Miami
Osage
Pottawatomie
Rawlins
Reno
Republic
Thomas
Wabaunsee
Wichita
Wilson and
Woodson
Funerals for Mrs. Viola Tilton Held Across Two Churches
Services for Mrs. Viola Tilton, who died August 19, will be held at 1 30 p.m. Saturday at Towner Chapel. A second service will be conducted at 3 30 p.m. at Farris Funeral Home in Garnett. Rev. Roy Armstrong will officiate. Burial will be in Garnett Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Fischer
Waverly
Coffey County Hospital
Burlington
Bethany Church of Christ
Fischer
Germany
Fred Fischer
Grace Baker
Lester Smith
Eugene Fischer
Paul Fischer
Frank Fischer
Viola Tilton
Viola Tileton
Towner Chapel
Farris Funeral Home
Garnett
Roy Armstrong
Garnett Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list
Admissions include Mrs. Albert H. Sheffield 415 N Mulberry Elmer Black RFD 1 Richmond Thursday and Stanley and Kathy Hall Quenemo Glenn Jehle Baldwin Mrs Lyman Gressman RFD 3 William Daugherty 416 Maple Marmion McWilson RFD 1 Paola Friday Dismissals include Mrs Cleo Greenfield Melvern Thursday and Mrs Ronald Bromert and baby daughter 1234 S Main Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Sheffield
Mulberry
Elmer Black
Richmond
Stanley
Kathy Hall
Quenemo
Glenn Jehle
Baldwin
Lyman Gressman
William Daugherty
Marmion McWilson
Paola
Cleo Greenfield
Melvern
Ronald Bromert
Main
County court fines cited for speeding near Princeton and Ottawa
County Court fined Howard L Chadwick 18 of Lane ten dollars and sheriff's fee for improper passing one mile north of Princeton on US 59. Bradford L O'Dea 17 of RFD2 was fined twenty dollars for increasing speed while being passed two and a half miles north of Ottawa on US 59 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Chadwick
Lane
Princeton
Bradford L. O'Dea
Ottawa
Wellsville Hires Grade Teacher
The Wellsville school board has hired Mrs Edna Meyers to teach first grade. She previously taught in Burlingame last year and has three children. one son in grade school, another is a senior, and her daughter will be a junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Meyers
Wellsville
Printy Auction Listings for Ottawa and Pomona Areas
Auction notices for Aug 25 estate items at 840 S Cedar and Aug 31 stocker and feeder sales at Fr Co Sale Barn one mile north of Ottawa. Weekly auctions in Ottawa at 1136 N Main and 1136 N Main, with Tuesday and Thursday schedules. Livestock sales every Wednesday at Overbrook, Kansas and Saturdays at Council Grove Livestock Auction. Contact Printy Ben Printy Cap CH 2.1974 CH 2.1201 and Harold Stewart Home CH2 4836.
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Nellie Teague
Fr. Co
Ottawa
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Overbrook
Kansas
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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Army Mothers Rummage Sale
Ady
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Poemona
Ben Park
Indianapolis
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Johnson and Goldwater
Adlair. Stevenson
Gen
Dwight D., Eisenhower
Time Magazine
Phoenix, Ariz
Goldwater Trust
Bank
Valley National Bank
Senate
Washington Star
Life
Haskins and Sells
Roslyn
N.Y
Manila
Baker Bible Collection
Leon Graves
Kansan
Joe Corwner
Ciapel
North Main
Stewart
West 15Th ST
Ottawa, Kansas
Ludwell B. Bryan
Ludwell Beach Bryan
Gardner
K.A. Medical Center
Bryan
Soil Conservation Service
Ross M
Kimball B
David J
Lowell R
Ardis Ann
L.M. Bryan
Jeffersontown
Raymond T. Horton
Charles E. Bryan
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Joe Towner
Abc
Ottawa Fire Department
Jaycees
United Presbyterian Church
Mary
Patricia
Fred Perez
Highway Cafe
Bob Sumner
Marriew
B. F. Heidner
Carl Hetzel
Mr. Hosler
Economy Ser
Topeka
W. L. Sample
Ottawa Herald
Lawrence
Lawrence, Ks
P.O
L&l Cafe
Avon Mgr
Emerald
General Services 29
P Knapp
Lee Carter
General Services
Gene Powell
Alban
Standard Rendering Co
Lloyd Walker
Contact Walkers
John Staley
Marvin Walker
Phone Lane
Robert Steele Sr
Ph MO
Fort
Balbou Rye
Keith Davidson
Alan
Gingerich
Imisc
Welder
Cecil
Kreiden
Ottawa Herald Business Office
America
Advertising Council
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