Topeka News Briefs Highlight Local Health and Yard Sales
Mrs Grant Carey of Princeton is at St Francis Hospital Topeka room 146. Albert Richard Williamsburg injured when concrete hit eye shoveling. Barbara Moore 534 S Lee Cust cut chin. Yard sales listed with dates and items. political ad for Marvin Rainey at Franklin County Fair. Contract licenses deadline Sept 10 1966. Gambles ad offers 10 percent off and Pepsi case deal.
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Grant Carey
Princeton
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Albert Reichard
Williamsburg
Barbara Moore
S. Lee Cust
Franklin County
Gambles, Ady
KC Markets Kansas City Dairy and Livestock Report
Wholesale eggs are listed with large at 80 percent A 4041 and mediums at 80 percent A 39.40. Butter quotes show grade A at 84 for quarters and 83 for solid. Cattle sales feature 1,200 head with steers weak to 50 lower and cows steady to 25 lower. high choice steers 26,250 and 25,500 for others. heifers 23.00 to 24.50. cows 17.50 to 19.25. feeder steers 25.25 to 27.50. Hog market at 2,500 head shows barrows and gilts 2.65 to 2.60 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. barrows and gilts 1.25 to 1.60, sows 13 to 23.75. Sheep 200 steady with spring lambs 24.25 to 25.00 and ewes 5.25 to 7.25.
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Kansas City
Funeral for Mrs Inez Blaw Services at Towner Chapel
Mrs Inez Alberta Blaw died Aug 20. Funeral Aug 23 at Towner Chapel with Rev Willard Braker officiating. Pallbearers: O L Bearly Nora Hudson Wayne Lewis Wase ley Trout G A Diamond Floyd McCurdy George Scott. Mrs J M Kilgore played organ. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Ineza
Blaw
Inez Alberta Blaw
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
O. L. Bearly
Nora Hudson
Wayne Lewis
Waseley Trout
G. A. Diamond
Floyd McCurdy
George Scott
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Atta Girl Grannie
In Kansas City Kansas 71 year old Garnet H. Smith defended her home when three robbers entered. One struck her on the head then she seized a club and chased them out after a scuffle in the bedroom. A gun was dropped in the rush and Nettie Pearce, 70, forced to surrender $6.
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Kansas City
Kan
Garnet H. Smith
Smith
School Starts Monday For 288 Kids
The first day of school for Central Heights is Monday. Enrollment for elementary students is scheduled Thursday and Friday at various times, junior high and high school enrollment Friday morning, with buses running on Monday morning. All grade school students must attend, and any not yet enrolled should come Monday.
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Central Heights
Leust 29Th
Rantoul
Lane
Richemoné
Princeton
Atelsthe
Nixon urges war support while blasting Johnson at home
Washington AP report says Richard Nixon urges GOP candidates to back the Vietnam War, propose an Asian peace plan, and criticize President Johnson’s handling of peace talks. He argues Communists would trigger World War III unless Asia is defended, while predicting Democratic divides could aid Republicans in 1966 elections.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
House
Johnson
Nixon
Jack Miller
Iowa
Republican Policy Committee
Asia
GOP
Thruston B. Morton
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
County Fair Schedule and Rodeo Events Planned Today
Franklin County events include noon setup for culture exhibits and 1 p.m. judging for 4-H Livestock and Dairy, Youth Horse Show for residents 18 and under, and 5:30 p.m. beef judging. Rodeo opens at 8:30 p.m. tonight with two more shows at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Friday. Admission varies by seat type. Friday features a 1 p.m. tractor contest and 4 p.m. exhibit release, with the final rodeo at 8 p.m.
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Franklin County
Popular American Beliefs From Hal Boyle Its The Way People Think
Hal Boyle surveys widely held beliefs in American culture and jokes about common myths. He notes that people cling to beliefs regardless of evidence and that superstition serves some uses, listing examples from weather to brains, wealth, and politics.
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New York
Mark Twain
Twain
Charles Dudley Warner
Mark
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Highlight Local changes
Admissions include Roberta Coffman of Osage City Frank Davis of Williams burg Rebecca Fisher of 310 West 15th Mrs Earl Adams of Prince ton and a Wednesday admission for a Mrs Vogler Kansas City Mo two sons weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces Dismissals note Mrs George Louderback 1020 S Locust Tuesday Births report Mr and Mrs Terry Vogler Kansas City Mo with twins born Wednesday born weight 8 lb 2 oz
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Roberta Coffman
Osage City
Frank Davis
Williamsburg
Rebecca Fisher
West 15Th
Earl Adams
Princeton
George Louderback
Terry Vogler
Kansas City
Gov Avery hints at raising school budget limits by voter referendum
Kansas Governor William H. Avery says a proposal could let school districts exceed budget caps with district referendum approval, while not advocating full abandonment of limits. He notes a 4 percent per pupil increase cap and ties inflation guidance to current budget controls under the foundation finance law.
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Ellsworth
Kan
William H. Avery
Avery
Foundation Finance
Red Tape Plagues Wives of Missing Soldiers in Viet Nam
AP report shows wives of U.S. servicemen missing or captured in Vietnam face legal limbo and bureaucratic delays. Issues include frozen pay, tax filing hurdles, license plate problems, and medical access limits, with Pentagon officials saying such snags are common and solvable through casualty offices and, when possible, congressional help.
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U.S
Viet Nam
John T. Wheeler
NEW York
Next of Kin
North
Pentagon
Associated Press
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Ottawa Man Charged In Burglary
Larry Dean Bishop of 131 Cedar Street was charged with second degree burglary after Litwin's department store theft. Arraigned Monday in county court he requested a preliminary hearing set for September 6. Bond posted at $1000 as store manager noted a broken display window and missing sweeper.
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Ottawa
Litwin
Deepartment
Larry Dean Bishop
Cedar
Bishop
Deaths scattered notices from Ottawa area
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Bill McClintic of La Junta and Mrs Charlotte Antrim of Ottawa with details on families and burial plans. Also noted are deaths of Mrs JoeAnn Dietrich of Emporia and C W Groome of Chanute, with survivor lists and service details.
Trial Set For Check Charge In Williamsbuрg Man
A 44 year old Williamsburg man, Paul Elliot, bound over to the September district court term on a $1000 bond for allegedly writing a $236 bad check to Anderson Motor Company in July 1963 to pay for a pickup truck. He was arrested in Emporia earlier this month after three years on the wanted list, and a motion to discharge the case in county court was denied.
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Williamsburg
Paul Eliot
Elliot
Anderson Motor Company
Emporia
Car Truck Mishap In North Main Street Collision
Aoneston truck and a car sustained minor damage Tuesday when James F. Barkley aged 23 backed from the curb in the 100 block of North Main and scraped a parked truck owned by Gerald R. Crawford aged 28 of Lawrence. Ten dollars damage to the car was reported.
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Aoneston
James F. Barkley
Baldewin
North Main
Gerald R. Crawford
Lawrence
Annual OID Meeting Reelected Board Of Directors
The Ottawa Industrial Development Inc stockholders re elected all directors at the annual meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the North American Hotel. Directors re elected include F R Bendet t Jr Richard C Byrd J R Cheney Robert Clogston Russell Crites Tom Gleason Milo Hewitt Robert Hill George Lister and John B Pierson. Lister presided and briefed on last year’s activities. Treasurers report shows receipts 8466 19 expenditures 5290 64 balance 3569 66.
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Ottawa Industrial Development, Inc
North American
F. R. Benedett Jr
Richard C. Byrd
J. R. Cheney
Robert Clogston
Russell Crites
Tom Gleason
Milo Hewitt
Robert Hill
George Lisster
John B. Pierson
Lister
Classified Ads and Rates Notice
Local classified deadlines 5 p.m. the day before publication, five line ads up to 9:30 a.m. day of publication. Per word and per insertion rates shown, discounts apply for multiple insertions. Political ad Joe Ferns Democratic candidate for sheriff asks for vote in November election.
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Sen
Joe Ferns
Pol
Adv
Ottawa area auction notices and sellers list
Auctions and sale dates across Franklin and Osage counties with multiple buyers and items. Vendors include Myers Bros Centropolis Franklin County Sales Co and Paul Ulrich Sons cattle dairy cattle auctions at sale barns near Ottawa. timber farm equipment antiques household goods and livestock descriptions appear with weekly schedules and locations such as North Ottawa highway 59 and 1136 1186 North Main Ottawa.
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Ottawa
Paul Ulrich
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