Local News Briefs and Yard Sales Roundup
Emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital covered several residents including Vickie Rocks ers nine teen months old, John Stark nineteen, Val Finney and Mark Scott nine. The brief lists multiple garage and yard sales across town with dates and locations, plus a Pioneer Seed Corn field day at Parmely farm northeast of town on August 28.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Vickie Rocksers
N. Hickery
John Stark
Lyndon
Val Finney
N. Cherry
Mark Scott
N. Cedar
Pioneer, Seed Corn, Co
LeRoy
Kan
Parmely Farm
Town
Mon
Senate OKs $3 Million for Sac and Fox Lands
The Senate passed a bill to distribute 3 million dollars to Sac and Fox tribes in Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma as additional payment for lands acquired by the government in 1830 1837 and 1854. The bill sponsored by Rep. John Kyl would allocate half to Oklahoma tribesmen a third to Iowa and the rest to Kansas and Nebraska.
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Washington
Senate
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
John Kyl
Wichita youths help paint home in Project Unity effort
Fourteen Negro youths aged 13 to 18 near completion Tuesday of one of the first undertakings of Project Unity in Wichita. They are painting and whitewashing a two story stucco house owned by 65 year old Andrew Barfield who has been ill and unable to work. Mrs Evelyn Jones a participant notes the project could encompass much more with about 20 adults involved and George E Williams of Wichita serving as project chairman.
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Wichita
Project Unity
Andrew Barfield
Evelyn Jones
George E. Willams
Emporia Serviceman Killed in Action Named Buckridge
Washington AP report confirms Army Spec. 4 Marvin D. Buckridge of Emporia Kansas is among soldiers killed in action per the Defense Department. The casualty list notes Buckridge served with the Army and went missing in combat. The article provides no further personal details.
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Washington
Emporia
Kan
Defense Department
Army
Marvin D. Buckridge
Steel Price Rise Not Serious Yet
Government price watchers note a $4 a ton rise in steel plate but see no immediate consumer impact. Officials say sheet and strip hikes could affect autos and appliances. industry leaders warn costs rising may pressure prices, while the President's Council of Economic Advisers remains silent on plate increases.
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Washington
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Council of Economic Advisers
Bethlehem Steel Corp
United States Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Wichita celebrates Carry Nation centennial at Cow Town
Mrs. Robert Garrett led Carry Nation in Wichita as traditional dress and hatchet shaped the centennial events. The Wichita Chisholm Trail Celebration featured Indian dances, bow and arrow shoots, muzzle loader displays, barber shop songs, gun fights, and numerous exhibits. Mayor Phil Manning estimated about 10,000 attendees.
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Wichita
Robert Garrett
Carry Nation
Wichita Chisholm
Atchison Firemen End Work Stoppage Over Wages
In Atchison Kansas a work stoppage by firemen ended after an wage settlement with the city. A partial stoppage began at midnight Saturday with protection limited to emergencies. City Manager Tom Muehlenbeck met with the firemen on Tuesday and was to announce details of the agreement. Firemen protested a proposal of 360 dollars monthly starting pay versus 400 dollars for police.
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Atchison
Kan
Tom Muehlenbeck
Clark Says He Was Misquoted
Retired Gen. Mark Clark, former UN forces commander in Korea, said he did not advocate attacking Communist China now. He stated his remarks were misinterpreted after a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention quote about acting against China if they develop nuclear capabilities. He prefers naval and air power against North Vietnam over a manpower war.
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Charleston
Mark Clark
China
United Nations
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Orleans
Clark
Citadel
State Military College
Dirksen Eyes Role in GOP War Policy Platform
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen signals willingness to draft the Republican 1968 platform on Vietnam, backing Johnson's basic conduct while resisting a premature pullout. Senators Javits and Percy foresee a middle-ground stance, aiming to differ from Johnson without surrendering Hanoi’s terms. Humphrey warns Democrats to stay the course as they press legislative leaders.
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Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois Republican
Johnson
GOP
Republican National Committee
Dirksen
Sens
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Charles H. Percy
R-Mill
Hanoi
Javits
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alterations For Two City Residences Noted
Building permits issued to J. Marion Rioth for alterations at 611 West 8th Avenue costing 25 dollars and Hubbard Lumber Co. for changes to an apartment at 211 West 5th Avenue owned by Charles Roseberry at an estimated cost of 25 dollars.
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J. Marion Rioth
W. 8Th
Hubbard Lumber Co
W. 5Th
Charles Roseberry
Police News Charge Filed After Careless Driving Citation
Donald D. McMillan, 52, of Williamsburg, saw his car in the 1300 block of South Main Tuesday after an incident. He posted $50 bond after being cited on charges of careless driving.
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Donald D. McMillan
Williamsburg
South Main
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Report
Admissions list Everett Walker Quenemo Mrs Ned Shull Pomona Dane el Wolken 706 N Main Care roll Alan Carr Kansas City Mo Tuesday Dismissals Mrs Lester Myers and daughter Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Jesse Montague 720 S Cherry Mrs Rex Hiner and daughter 1109 N Poplar Wednesday Births Mr and Mrs Glen Robinson 520 S Cedar a son weight 5 lbs 8 ozs Tuesday
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Everett Walker
Quenemo
Ned Shull
Pomona
Daneel Wolken
N. Main
Careroll
Alan Carr
Kansas City
Lester Myers
Ottawa Rfd
Jesse Montague
S. Cherry
Rex Hiner
N. Poplar
Glen Robinson
Cedar
Pendergast to Lead 10 Day Europe Tour for Young Democrats
Paul Pendergast Gov Docking's aide will oversee a 10 day European journey to Germany England and France next month under the American Council of Young Political Leaders. He is among 12 Americans on the tour per Terry Watson of Topeka president of the Kansas Young Democrats.
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Topeka
Paul Pendergast
Robert Docking
Germany
Engeland
France
American Council of Young Political Leaders
Pendergast
Terry Watson
Kansas Young Democrats
Many Suits Face Local Firm In Topeka Highway Case
Suits against Mower Corp, an Ottawa firm, total more than 18000 dollars with seven filed since March. Thomas E. Gleason, president suing for 28000, also defense attorney for Mower, while Ralph D. Gleason, his father, backs a separate rent suit for 9200 dollars at 801 W. Wilson. additional suits name KC Tractor and Implement Co 2150.91, Owens- Lisec Advertising Co 4446.06, Tuthill Steel Products 1181.18, Precision Bulk Parts Co 808, Comfort Equipment Co 625, and Wilbur Co 445.64.
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Topeka Highway Mower Corp
Ottawa
Thomas E. Gleason
Busi Ness
Gleason
Robert Pinet
The
Mower Corporation
Gleason Co
Ralph D. Gleason
W. Wilson
KC Tractor and
Ime Plement Co
OwenseLisec Advertising Co
Kansas City
Kan
Tuthill Steel Products Co
Momence
Precision Bulkt Parts Co
Lyndon
Comfort Equipment Co
Notice of Hearing in Loyd Sink Estate Descent Case
Esda McGrath seeks court determination of descent for Loyd Sink deceased. Petition targets Lot 15 and the North 1/4 of Lot 17 in Bowles Sheldon Topsping Addition Ottawa Kansas plus all estate property. Hearing set September 14, 1967, 11:00 a.m. in Ottawa Franklin County.
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State of
Kansas
Esda McGrath
Loyd Sink
Franklin County
Kanesas
Toewit
Bowles, Sheldon & Topsping
City of
Probate notice in Kansas estate of Joe Burgoon
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court notes a petition by Ora E Burgoon as administrator of the estate of Joe Burgoon deceased seeking final settlement and heirs determination. Respondents must file written defenses by September 14 1967 at 10 00 AM in Ottawa. Gleason Doty and Pinet as attorneys for the administrator.
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State of Kansas
Ora E. Burgoon
Joe Burgoon
Ottawa
Live cattle and hog markets dip on mixed wholesale prices
Kansas City report shows wholesale eggs firm to unchanged with large and medium categories. Cattle numbers near 2,009 with steers steady at 26.50 to 27.25, heifers 24.50 to 25.50, cows 15.00 to 16.50. Hogs at 3,500 head weak to 25 cents lower. barrows 20.75 to 21.25 per 100 pounds. sows 18.00 to 19.50 for 300 to 400 lb and 16.75 to 18.00 for 400 to 600 lb. Sheep about 400 with spring lambs 50 lower. ewes steady. spring lambs 21.50 to 23.50.
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Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs Una H Ramsey
Funeral services for Mrs Una H Ramsey, who died August 19, were held August 22 at the Towner Chapel with Rev. Melvin Booth officiating. Pallbearers included William Beal Lyle Ramsey Dale Ramsey Dus ane Ramsey Daryl Ramsey and Deane Ramsey. Don Lunger sang hymns with Mrs J M Kilgore accompanying. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Una H, Ramsey
Una H. Ramsey
Towner Chapel
Melvin Booth
William Beal
Lyle Ramsey
Dale Ramsey
Dusane Ramsey
Daryl Ramsey
Deane Ramsey
Don Lunger
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Death of W. H. McKnight in Wichita at 65
W H McKnight 65 of Wichita died at home early today. Born June 23 1902 in Osborne County he was survived by his wife Ruth a son Robert and a daughter Doris Williams of Wichita. He was brother to Mrs. George Hough and Mrs. Ada Bolton of Ottawa.
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W. H. McKnight
Wichita
George Hough
Ada Bolton
Ottawa
Osborne Co
Ruth McKnight
Robert McKnight
Doris Williams
Owen Heidner closes farm sale near Ottawa on K-68
Auction notice from John O Stewart Auction Co lists a Sept sale at 5 miles west of Ottawa on K-68 4 miles north at 10 30 a m Details include company address in Kansas City and phone and a printed community auction weekly at Printy and Son Ottawa with Printys Auction House on Main Street and weekly Thursday sale.
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J.D.R. Dennis
Poemona
Kennison
Eudora
Owen Heidner
Ottawa
John O. Stewart Auction Company
Hageman
Kansas City
Kansas
Phone CO
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
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