Baker entered St Luke's Hospital in room 350
Three people received emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital Monday. Matt Amos suffered a cut above the right eyebrow after a fall. Ten-year-old Steve Boyer hit his head at home. Angelo Tulumello of Champaign Illinois received cuts and bruises when thrown from a horse. An Oscar Warren residing at 834 S Poplar was listed as being in hospital care. VFW food sale announced for Wednesday at Madison's starting 9 a.m.
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Oscar Warren Baker
S. Poplar
St. Luke's Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Matt Amos
Cedar House
Steve Boyer
Angelo Tulumello
Champaign
Ill
Emergency admissions and ads from Ottawa Herald fragment
Emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital includes Bryan Caldwell seven Quenemo with bicycle accident and head injury and Russell Hughes eleven 1034 N Cherry with a foot injury. Sunday visits include Doug Shutt five 737 8S Main with cement fall and Carolyn Power Lawrence with a left hand cut. Also Steve Paine 1013 Cottonwood with a right shoulder injury. Classified items list yard sales, auctions, fundraising events for Muscular Dystrophy Carnival, and local notices including Lost Instamatic camera and promotions at Gambles and Citgo stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bryan Caldwell
Quenemo
Russel Hughes
Cherry
Doug Shutt
Main
Carolyn Power
Lawrence
Lake Pomona
Steve Paine
Cottonwood
Marriage Licences for Four Couples Registered
Robert G. Ruddick aged 20 of Ottawa and Verna A. Foley aged 21 of Merrill. Edward J. Buszell Jr aged 22 of Houston Texas and Diane Houghton aged 21 of Salina. Gary L. Wiseman aged 23 of Wells Vile and Wanda L. Giessman aged 21 of Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Ruddick
Ottawa
Verna A. Foley
Merrill
Edward J. Buszell, Jr
Houston
Texas
Diane Houghton
Salina
Gary L. Wiseman
Wellsvile
Wanda L. Giessman
Wellsville
Stolen Ottawa Car Recovered in Johnson County
A car stolen in Ottawa over the weekend was found in Zarah Kansas Johnson County last night. The car belongs to Melvin Kneedler of 1236 N Sycamore and was taken from the rear of the Eboon Lounge in North Ottawa. Zarah is about 50 miles from Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Zarah
Kan
Johnson County
Melvin Kneedler
N. Sycamore
Eboon
Alaskan Leader Faces Big Test At Polls Today
Alaska heads to the polls with Gov. William A. Egan seeking a second full term amid a constitutional debate. The Democratic primary features Wendell P. Kay, while the Republican field includes Bruce Kendall, Walter J. Hickel, and Mike Stepovich. U.S. Sen. E. L. Bartlett faces token opposition. a libel suit enters the Republican senator race as Brayton sues the John Birch Society and Glen Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
William A. Egan
Panhandle
Egan
Wendell P. Kay
Anchorage
Valdez
Bruce Kendall
State House of Representatives
Walter J. Hickel
Mike Stepovich
Fairbanks
Territorial
Stepovich
U.S
E. L. Bartlett
T. J. Bisener
David Newton Boyer
Kenai
Robert L. Veatch
Soldot
Larry Brayton
John Birch Society
Glen Buchanan
Brayton
Lee L. McKinley
Palmer
Maxine B. Wunley
UAW Pushes Back After Auto Makers Rejection
Detroit AP The United Auto Workers indicate they will press a contract reopen to boost skilled worker wages, despite GM Ford and Chrysler rejecting an immediate raise. Big Three cite upcoming autonomous raises under 1964 three year pacts. UAW vows to review next steps at Sept. 7 meeting amid potential labor unrest. Automatic increases due Sept 5 raise base wages. overall auto industry average $3.22 hourly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Skilled Trades Department
International Executive Board
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Two Hit-By-Backing Collisions Reported on South Main
Grover O. Froggatte of Princeton was struck when Betty S. Ogs backed into him at 11:30 a.m. in the 200 block of South Main causing 91 dollars in damage. Four hours later Ester K. Todd of Wellsville was hit by Karatith A. Brown as Brown backed from the same block, with Brown’s car sustaining 100 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Grover O. Froggatte
Princeton
Betty S. Ogs
S. Willow
Ester K. Todd
Wellsville
Karatith A. Brown
S. Cherry
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs Thomas Gipson 516 N Main Monday Theodore J Haas Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs George Louederback 1020 S Locust Mrs James H Martin 1146 S Cedar Tuesday Dismissals list Gordon Blunt 816 N Cherry Mrs Joe W Jamison Lawrence Monday Johnny Johnston Williamsburg Mrs Wilson Mack 205 E 5th Mrs Sylvester Hess and daughter 606 Linwood Vicki Edwards 522 S Walnut Tuesday
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Thomas Gipson
Main
Theodore J. Haas
Ottawa
George Louederback
Gordon Blunt
Cherry
Joe W. Jamison
Lawrence
Johnny Johnston
Williamsburg
Wilson Mack
Sylvester Hess
Linwood
Vicki Edwards
Walnut
Ribicoff Blasts Los Angeles Government In Testimony
Senator Ribicoff charged the Los Angeles city government is inefficient and “doesn't stand for a damn thing” after Mayor Yorty testified about divided responsibility. He and Senator Kennedy said LAs governance is hapless, with authorities waiving control over education welfare health transport and employment. Yorty defended the city and called for charter reform while noting added duties for fire sanitation and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribicoff
Yorty
Robert F. Kennedy
D.N.Y
Los Angeles
Weekend Vandal Attacks Unemployment Office and Grocery
A weekend vandal shot at the door window of the Unemployment Compensation Dept. of Kansas in Ottawa and fired at a rear night light at the A and P Grocery. The damage involved a glass door window and a light bulb, likely using a B B or pellet gun, with shoots occurring Saturday and Sunday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unemployment Compensation Dept. of Kansas
Ottawa
A and P
Funeral services for Mrs Cora Anderson
Mrs Cora Anderson died August 20 and funeral services were held August 22 at the Towner Chapel with Rev Willard Braker officiating. Pallbearers included John Staadt Richard Pearson Donald Coleman Claude Hamilton Jack Beauchamp and Jack Bittenbender. C J Milton sang hymns with Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial followed at Peoria Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Anderson
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
John Staadt
Richard Pearson
Donald Coleman
Claude Hamilton
Jack Beauchamp
Jack Bittenbender
C. J. Milton
J. M. Kilgore
Peoria Cemetery
Printing delay leaves Wellsville and Richmond subscribers short
A mechanical problem in the pressroom caused the Herald to print late, resulting in some subscribers in Wellsville and Richmond not receiving Monday’s edition. The affected papers will be delivered with tonight’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Richmond
Bridge Winners Elks Club Winners Named
Bridge Winners at the Elks Club show top scores in the event with two flights. First, north-south teams led by Mrs Richard Peters and Mrs Jess Gilmore, with second place to Mrs F P Hustedler and John Butcher. First east-west honors go to Dorothy Qsian Topeka and Bill Weschheim Topeka, with second to Mrs John Kramer and Mrs Jim Kahler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Richard Peters
Jess Gilmore
F. P. Hufstedler
John Butcher
Baldwin
Dorothy Qssian
Topeka
Bill Wesheim
John Kramer
Jim Kahlor
Hard Luck For A Boy
In Indianapolis Indiana 13 year old Jimmy Kasler earned income by delivering papers washing cars and biking to replace a stolen bicycle. He bought a gold color five speed two wheeler with a strong lock and left it unattended while shopping. it was stolen. Kasler is the son of Air Force Maj James H Kasler a leader of early Hanoi Haiphong air raids who was later shot down and captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Jimmy Kasler
Kasler
Air Force
James H. Kasler
Hanoi-Haiphong
New Approach in Huntington Beach Beachcombing Art
Dolores Carlson uses a metal detector and mined sweeper to search Huntington Beach daily. She carries a battered basket and earphones listening for signals. The effort yields about 15 dollars in coins each day plus religious medals lighters and occasionally a radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Seach
Calif
Dolores Carlson
Kansas City Market Report Shows Mixed Farm Prices
AP dispatch from Kansas City details wholesale egg prices with large and medium categories, cattle trade with steers heifers and cows varied, feeder steers and heifers at steady to strong prices, hogs down sharply across barrows gilts and sows, with ranges for weights, and a sheep section showing lambs and ewes trading lower or steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
HUAC Setback in Clark Testimony on War Protests
Deputy Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark told the House Committee on One American Activities that antiwar activity can hardly be considered a threat and that no new federal law is needed since existing state and federal statutes protect national interests. He opposed a bill championed by acting committee chair Joe R. Pool that would federalize actions to block troop shipments or aid the Viet Cong, arguing it intrudes on state and local jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Viet Nam
Justice Department
Tee
Joe R. Pool
de Tex
Police News Charges for Speeding in North Main Block
Homer T Lawrence aged 45 of Lawrence and John L Likens aged 40 of Quenemo were charged Monday with speeding in the 1000 block of North Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer T
Rule
Lawerence
North Main
John L. Likens
Quenemo
Chesbro Re-elected Franklin County GOP Chairman
Vernon Chesbro was reelected chairman of the Franklin County Republican central committee at a meeting in the Anchor Savings building. New officers named were Mrs. Almeda Edwards as vice chairwoman Mrs. Dorothy Crame er as secretary and Bill Ransom as treasurer. Delegates to the party council in Topeka the last of August were Sen. William Bowers and Judge Robert Pinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Chesbro
Franklin County Republican Central Committee
Anchor Savings Building
Almeda Edwards
Dorothy Crameer
Bill Ransom
William Bowers
Robert Pinet
Topeka
Classified Lodge Notices Ad Insertions
Classified ads list lodge notices with emblem pricing. One insertion costs $1.00 and two insertions remain at $1.50. The brief notice format implies a simple listing rather than a full article.
Female Help 24 Wanted Waitress at Bennett Retail
Female help wanted for waitress position at Bennett Retail Store located at 200 North Main. Apply in person to the Bennett shop for job consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Retail Store
Main
County auction notices mix in Ottawa Kansas region sales
A consolidated list of auction and sale dates across Franklin and neighboring counties. Items include livestock Holstein cattle and dairy, farm machinery, furniture, antiques, household goods, and miscellaneous consignments. Auctions occur weekly in Ottawa and surrounding towns with multiple bidders and local auctioneers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Brady
Ottawa
Harold Stewart
Lloyd Ikenberry
Overbrook
Kansas
Johnson
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Ottawa Herald
House of Douglas
Courthouse Lawn
Aly
S. Mulberry
Safeway
June Foulks
Franklin County
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Marquette Park
Chicago
American Nazi Party
Evan Lewis
Akron
Ohio
Auto Makers
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Sen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Watts
Vandal
Tom Rohrer
Personal Thrift Plan Loan Co
S. Main
Roherer
Tony Woods
Mao Tze-Tung
Communist Party
New China News Agency
Mao
Yangtze
China
HUAC
Atty
Ramsey Clark
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Louis Deel Sn
Chesbro
GOP
Joe Ferns
Pol. Adv
Farmer's Union
Pomona
Johnson Chevrolet Comepany
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Lloyd Shuck and Son
Franklin Co
Loren Willams
North Baldewin Jct
Jack Nelson
Kans
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Osage City
Printy
Ben Printy
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