Missouri and California death prompts Albany funeral
Mr and Mrs Luther Stevens traveled to Albany Missouri for the funeral of Morris Stevens 35 who died in an auto crash at Laguna Beach California He is survived by his wife and is connected to Saucer Pharmacy in Missouri Two Missouri truckers faced county court on August 23 near Wellsville on Interstate 35 with bond and court dates set for September 2 One man also had a prior $15 bond The other pleaded innocent to a check incident at Chris Conoco Service on August 5 A preliminary hearing was canceled after the denial of the check by Dutch W Voorhees
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Morris Stevens
Laguna Beach
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Wellsville
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William O. Attebery
Kansas City
Oliver J. Martin
St. Louis
Attebery
Martin
Dutch W. Voorhees
Manhattan
Chris Conoco
Voorhees
Deaths FRED HEIM Funeral services set for lifelong Worden resident
Funeral services for Fred Heim aged 8 a lifelong Worden resident will be held tomorrow at 10 a m at Worden E V A Church. He died Tuesday morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a long illness born October 28 1886 in Douglas County Survived by three sons Kenneth Kansas City Kansas Ray San Diego Calif and Donald Topeka one daughter Florence Dodder Baldwin six grandchildren and two sisters Miss Sophia Heim of the home and Mrs Nellie Wintermantel Baldwin
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Worden
Worden E. VA
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
Kenneth
Kansas City
Kas
Ray
San Diego
Calif
Donald
Topeka
Florence Dodder
Baldwin
Sophia Heim
The
Home
Nellie Wintermantel
Senate conferees trim Social Security provisions on ages and earnings
Washington AP The Senate House conferees on the Social Security bill knocked out a Senate provision allowing retirement at 62 with reductions and watered down another raising to 1800 the yearly earnings limit for benefits. Administration officials warned higher taxes would be needed. They largely accepted the Senate plan for wider federal medical grants for older relief recipients, with a later decision on funding for mental illness and tuberculosis care. The administration opposes the high cost, about 120 million dollars annually.
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Senate House
Senate
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Arthur S. Flemming
Social Security Administration
House
Pomona Schools Set Opening Dates For September
Pomona officials announced the new term will start September 2 with a half day for students on Friday. Buses run as usual. Full day classes begin Tuesday September 6 with lunch service. Enrollment is expected at about 80 at the high school and around 150 in grade school.
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Pomona
Nails spill shuts US 50 north of Delta in one-way traffic
A lumber supply rack failed sending 25 pounds of asbestos siding nails onto U S Highway 50 north of Delta. State Patrolman Red Ferrell spent an hour and 20 minutes cleaning the spill, restricting traffic to one direction during the operation.
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Delta
Colo
Red Ferrell
Missionaries Visit as They Plan Burma Service
Wellsville residents report Rev and Mrs Bryant Currier visiting from Meadville Pennsylvania for a New Hope Baptist Church special service. They plan a Kennedy School of Missions session in Hartford Connecticut ahead of a Burma Baptist Convention assignment. The Curriers and their children Janeanne and Andrew anticipate a five year term after visa details.
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Bryant Currier
Meadville
Burma
American Baptist Convention
Burma Baptist Convention
Teamsters Target Air Industry Says Hoffa Aims High
Chicago AP Hoffa aims to gain foothold in the aircraft field. Clarence N Sayen president of the Air Line Pilots Association warns that overtures to flight engineers for Continental and Eastern airlines and to other workers could let the Teamsters disrupt air transportation during fuel or related disputes. Sayen notes active contact between Teamsters and flight engineers and says Hoffa hopes to bring engineers into the union to reach the cockpit.
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Clarence N. Sayen
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Sayen
Teamsters
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Hospital Notes Admission List and Dismissals
Admission notes list Clyde Secrest Edgerton Daniel L Scaff 228 S Cedar Mrs Ida Marconette 811 Pecan Wednesday Donald and Charles Davidson 940 S Sycamore Karen Snider 405 EZ 3th Walter V Lindholm Baldwin Mrs Leona d Chesser 101 S Hickory today Dismissals J S Weethee RFD 2 Jimmy Marconette 923 S Hickory Wednesday Mrs LeRoy Elder and baby daughter Je Poplar Mark Jay Rocker Jr Garnett Kay Coats Princeton Richard E White 114 S Poplar today
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Walter V. Lindholm
Baldwin
Leonad Chesser
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J. S. Weethee
RFD
Jimmy Marconette
S. Hicktory
LeRoy Elder
Je S. Poplar
Mark Jay Rocker Jr
Garnett
Kay Coats
Princeton
Richard E. White
S. Poplar
Hay Baler Mishap Fatal in Osage City
Rodney L. Gilliland 58, farmer of Route 2 Osage City, died Tuesday in a hay baler accident. Born October 21 1906 in Lyndon, he lived in Osage City and Lyndon. Survived by widow Reta, two sons David and Ronnie, daughter Mary Alice Lindbloom, three grandchildren, four brothers, and four sisters. Services Friday at 2 p.m. in Osage City Methodist Church. burial in local cemetery.
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Lyndon
Methodist Church
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David
Ronnie
Mary Alice Lindbloom
Clifford
Hayden
Boulder
Colo
Donald
Overbrook
Henry
Edith Nichols
Lela Burk
Hutchinson
Gladys Sieman
Topeka
Nadine Howe
New Haven
Ind
Kansas City Livestock Report From AP Wire
KC Livestock report shows cattle numbers 1 800 and calves 50 with slaughter steers and heifers absent and untested. Cows about steady, utility cows 13.75 14.50, hogs 2 600 weak to 25 lower, sows 13.00 16.00, sheep 400 spring slaughter lambs steady to 25 higher, good to prime lambs 17.50 20.00, feeder lambs 14.00 15.25.
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Kansas City
Driver Sought In Hit And Run Mishap
Osawatomie youths Tom Bachman aged 13 and James Kirk aged 12 were struck by a brown 1959 or 1960 Ford in a hit and run last night. One boy was thrown over the hood. both refused hospital care. The vehicle, with Franklin County plates, fled west on John Brown Highway.
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James Kirk
Franklin County
Aid Bill Slaps Cuba with Restrictions in Senate Passage
The Senate approved a 3.989 billion foreign aid bill to aid friendly nations while barring funds to any country aiding Cuba or the Dominican Republic. The measure, headed to a House-Senate conference, preserves most Eisenhower requests, adds 100 million for unforeseen crises, and sets conditions limiting aid to 90 percent of program costs in any country. John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson led a broad Democratic caucus in support. 67 to 26 total.
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Seadragon Opens Arctic Route From East to Alaska
The nuclear powered submarine Seadragon, after leaving Portsmouth New Hampshire August 1, pierced the Arctic northwest passage between Greenland and Labrador and through Parry Channel to Alaska. The Navy says the voyage marks a potential military and commercial route and advances under ice tactics and equipment. the sub surfaced and submerged at times and dipped below 300 feet to pass under a wide iceberg. Previous attempts failed due to heavy black ice.
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Birds Poisoned Ri dgefield NJ Threats Spur Probe
Police seek culprits after about 100 robins and starlings die from bread crumbs laced with poison in Ridgefield New Jersey. Bergen County animal welfare officials confirmed the deaths and activists urged swift action.
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Bergen County
Dates For Opening Schools Announced
Rantoul and Williamsburg grade and high schools will open Sept. 2 with half day sessions. Full schedule including lunch begins Sept. 16. Enrollment at Rantoul high school will be between 9 a.m. and noon Tuesday.
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Barbara Powers Seeks Leniency in Moscow Espionage Case
Barbara Powers meets her husband, Francis Gary Powers, in his Moscow prison as lawyers reveal efforts to deliver a mercy petition to Soviet leaders. Barbara plans to press Khrushchev and Brezhnev for clemency, then travel to Paris with her mother after possible talks.
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Milledge‘ville
James Baugh
Dr. Baugh
Lutherans Name Seven Directors
Seven directors were chosen by delegates to the 48th annual Kansas district conference of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. They are Rev. Martin J. Hartenberger Wichita Rev. Elmer H. Kroening Prairie Village Fred Kauffeld Atchison Raymond Mueller Wichita Waldemar Friedrichs Bremen Vernon Nuss Great Bend and Walter Schmid Topeka. Rev. Paul Von Dielingen Wichita was elected secretary. Charles Hass Topeka was renamed treasurer a position he thus held 30 years. With the newly elected president Rev. A J Bruns Great Bend and the two vice presidents they will serve three years as members of the district board of directors. Rev. Charles Nieman Independence was elected first vice president and Rev. Martin Pullmann Leavenworth second vice president.
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The
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Prairie Village
Fred Kauffeld
Atchison
Raymond Mueller
Waldemar Friedrichs
Bremen
Vernon Nuss
Great Bend
Walter ‘Schmid
Topeka
Paul von Dielingen
Charles Hass
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Kansas 100 Ahead In Highway Death Toll
Topeka Kansas drivers are about 100 ahead of last year in highway deaths with 291 killed so far this year. Officials cite safer speeds better enforcement and improved patrols as factors. Weather and reduced multi death crashes also influence the trend though a sharp rise could occur if accidents spike.
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Water Works Bond Election For Rantoul City Kansas
City of Rantoul Franklin County Kansas votes on issuing general obligation bonds up to 34000 for water works to supply residents. Election set September 10 1960 at Rantoul City Hall. Ballot asks Shall the city issue bonds to fund water works with 15830 under statute 12-834 and 18170 under 12-801 to 12-896. Mark YES or NO accordingly.
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Ranklin County
Rantoul Kansas Election Notice and Board Requirements
The notice of election must follow law including time and place, purpose for bond issuance, signed by the Mayor and City Council, and published weekly for three weeks with the first publication at least 21 clear days before election. Electors in Rantoul Franklin County Kansas may vote. City Clerk to prepare ballots tally sheets and poll books. election to follow legal rules. The ordinance becomes effective after adoption approval and publication in the official paper. dated August 19 1960.
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Rantoul
Franklin County
Kansas
Eldon Brockus
Lower cattle prices eyed as market expands
Agricultural Marketing Service warned that cattle producers and feeders should expect higher marketings and potentially lower prices, though a widespread drought or major economic shift would be needed for rapid changes. The 1961 outlook cites a growing slaughter potential and record beef production, with prices likely to fall if expansion continues.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
British Diplomat Found Shot in Rome Apartment
Harold Charles Gibson, 63, a former British diplomat and ex first secretary at the British Embassy in Rome, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot. Police recovered a letter written shortly before his death and declined to reveal its contents. He had resigned as embassy first secretary two years ago but remained on staff in an undisclosed capacity.
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Gibson
Marriage Licenses for Snyder and Williams in Osawatomie
Kenneth L. Snyder and Jemd Dariese Williams, both of Osawatomie, obtain marriage licenses. The records note the couple planned nuptials and include the filing details from local records.
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Kenneth L. Snyder
Osawstamie
Jemd Dariese Williams
Resies
Kansas probate hearing for Clarion Jackson estate held in Ottawa
Notice of hearing in Franklin County Kansas Probate Court for the estate of Clarion Eliza Jackson, deceased, seeks appointment of an administrator. Floyd L. Jackson petitions. defenses due September 6, 1960. Published August 25 1960. Also notice of special city election in Rantoul to approve waterworks bonds up to 34000 dollars on September 11, 1960 at Rantoul City Hall.
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Ottawa Herald
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Clarion Eliza Jackson
Clarion EX. Jackson
Clarion E. Jackson
Clarion 5
Floyd L. Jackson
Want Ads Classified Rates And Notice Wording
Classified line rates for want ads show per word pricing and minimum charges. Lodge notices with emblem require two insertions and display classifications list emblem rules and per line charges.
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