Local Briefs Highlight KC Hospital Transfer and Scholarships
News items note Mrs. Loretta Day’s transfer to St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City after an accident, five area KU students earning 1966 67 Kansas State scholarships including Frances Craig Patricia Callahan Pamela Smith Karen Persinger and Franklin Kittrell, plus other notes on submarine service, contractor licenses deadline, local yard and neighborhood sales and a Civ Viet Nam cigarette drive by Olathe students.
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State of
Loretta Day
Kit Carson Memorial Hospital
Burlington
Colo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Franklin County fair sale and yard sale at Charley Craig's
Four day fair sale offers 10 percent off purchases of 5 dollars or more with a 24 bottle Pepsi case or flavors at Gambles. Yard sale ads Charley Craig's household goods Saturday starting 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 7 mile E Ottawa on highway 68, then 4 miles south.
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Franklin County
Gambles
Charley Craig
Ottawa
Two Wrecks on Main Involving Car and Bus Incidents
In the 200 block of South Main two separate crashes occurred Wednesday. Morning crash involved Linda Humerickhouse 18 of 919 West 6th she struck a parked car owned by Mary Joe Heim esmeyer Osawatomie causing $75 damage. Shortly after noon a city bus driver George Zielsdorf 58 of 314 West 3rd rear ended Maxine Mueller 45 of 436 Ash, locking bumpers and causing $35 damage.
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South Main
Linda Humerickhouse
Mary Joe Heimesmeyer
Osawatomie
George E. Zielsdorf
Maxine M. Mueller
National Guard to Guard March Into Cicero
Illinois Governor Otto Kerner orders National Guard mobilization to protect Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and civil rights marchers in Cicero Chicago area amid fears of white extremist support and potential violence. Maj. Gen. Kane estimates at least 2000 troops. officials warn outsiders may bring trouble while King notes irony of northern segregation.
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Chicago
Ilinois National Guard
Martin Luther King Jr
Cicero
Allewhite
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Francis Kane
Guard
Kane
American Nazi Party
King
Mississippi
National Guard
West Elsdon
De Gaulle Opens World Trip With Cambodia Stop
President Charles de Gaulle sails from Paris on a 27,000 mile round the world journey including a Cambodia visit to Phnom Penh on September 1. He aims to press for a united neutral Vietnam and may condemn U S policy from the Cambodian podium.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Phnom Penh
U.S
Soviet Union
Djibouti
Clothes Start Strike In Gardiner Oregon Plant
More than 300 workers at International Paper Co. plywood plant in Gardiner Oregon walked out after Pat Morris a 35 year old nonmember was suspended for wearing tight jeans and sweaters. Union leaders call the suspension illegal and demand a written warning before workers return.
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Miss Morris
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
Hareley Gray
KC Markets Kansas City price report AP cows hogs lambs
Kansas City market report shows large eggs at 80 percent A 40-41 and 39-40 for mediums unchanged butter. Cattle totals 2,700 with calves 225. feeder steers uneven but steady with high good and choice at 26.75-28.30. feeder heifers 24.00-26.50. Hogs 2,200 with barrows and gilts 50-75 lower, sows 25 lower to 50 higher. lambs 100 steady with spring lambs 24.25-25.00 and shorn ewes 5.75-7.00.
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Kansas City
Divorce Court Grants Two Local Custody Divorces
In district court on Wednesday Gloria Cullison Price 23 of Ote tawa was granted divorce from James Price 24 of Ottawa with custody of a child awarded to Price's wife Sherrie Atwood Capper 43 of Ote tawa from Donald Capper 42 of Ottawa with custody of two minor children awarded to the wife.
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Gloria Cullison Price
Otetawa
James Price
Ottawa
Rodeney
Sherrie Atwood Capper
Donald Capper
Hospital Notes Admissions List Snapshot
Admissions include Terry Shisler 704 S Cedar Perry Wesen 830 S Sycamore Mrs Jerry Vickers Wellsville Wednesday Mrs Addie Ogle 708 N Mulberry Carol Underwood 1534 Apple Lane Blaine Scott Wellsville RFD 1 Thursday Dismissals include Mrs Everett Chronister Wellsville RFC 2 Wednesday Rebecca Fisher 310 W 15th Frank Davis Williamsburg Eldon Crenshaw 907 S Ash Thursday
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Terry Shisler
S. Cedar
Perry Wesen
Sycamore
Jerry Vickers
Wellsville
Addie Ogle
N. Mulberry
Carol Underwood
Apple Lane
Blaine Scott
RFD
Everett Chronister
Wellesville
RFC
Reebecca Fisher
W. 15Th
Frank Davis
Williamsburg
Eldon Crenshaw
S. Ash
Thurseday
Police Court Court Docket Summary of Aug. Offenses
Stephen R. Van Fossan sixteen of RFD four forfeited ten dollar bond on an August twentieth speeding charge. Darrel Lynn Warren twenty three of Northridge California charged August twentieth with careless driving forfeited twenty five dollar bond. Alexander Saraceno twenty from Middletown Connecticut charged August twentieth with driving with an open bottle reckless driving failure to heed red light and siren and driving without proper lighting forfeited a total of one hundred sixty five dollars. Homer Bishop of Princeton charged August twenty one with blocking a crosswalk at Twelfth and Cedar forfeited two dollar bond. John L. Likens forty of Quene mo forfeited twelve dollar bond on an August twenty second speeding charge. Homer T. Rule forty five of Lawrence charged August twenty second with speeding forfeited twelve dollar bond. John Vos fifty seven of Overland Park pleaded guilty to a June twenty eight drunken driving charge and was fined one hundred dollars with license suspended for a year. Charges of driving with an open bottle and reckless driving were dismissed. Robert J. Albers twenty one of Oak charged August eight with making excessive noise on a motorcycle, failed to appear for trial today. The arraignment of Dwayne M. Henry thirty nine of 223 North Fourth charged August eighteenth with being drunk in a public place was continued to September eighth.
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Alexander Saraceno
Middletown
Conn
John Vos
Overland Park
Notice of Appointment in Estates of McClay and Pierson
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas probate matters announces Katharine L McClay appointed administratrix of Lillard R McClay deceased and John B Pierson appointed administrator of Dorothy M Pierson deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Dated Ottawa August 1966. Pierson Skoog attorneys.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Lillard R. McClay
Katharine L. MccClay
Dorothy M. Pierson
John B. Pierson
Ottawa
Kansas
Everett Gragg
Edna P. Wilson
Probate notices in Ottawa estates of Edna P. Wilson and others
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court notices announce the estate of Edna P. Wilson with Everett Gragg appointed administrator on August 22 1966. Creditors heirs and others are urged to file claims and defenses by September 6 1966. Attorneys are Pierson Skoog for the estate and Winton A. Winter clerk.
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Penses
Ottawa
State of
Kansas
Edna P. Wilson
Deceas
Ottawa Deaths and Obituary Notes From Local Notices
Obituaries include George William Griffin 74 of 750 S Locust who died in Ransom Memorial Hospital after three weeks as a patient, born April 26 1892 in Williamsburg, married Virginia Osborn in Ottawa, survived by wife one sister and five grandchildren. Also Dr William Brannan once Ottawan, later Evanston Illinois who became blind early in life, and Dr E F Buck former Ottawa pastor and district superintendent. Probate notices detail final settlement hearing for Jennie M Price estate in Franklin County Kansas with administrator Merle M Price seeking court approval of accounts and fees.
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George William Griffin
S. Locust
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Williamsburg
William Azotis
Emeline (Stutseman) Griffin
Vireginia Osborn
Ottawa
Hartford Steam Boiler Inurance Co
Westminester United Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Kansas City
Kaw
Elmer Bell
W. Vth
William Brannan
Evanston
Buck
1St Methodist Church
Emporia
St. Mary’s Hospital
Marian Wilson
Max Buck
Marion
Kan
Jennie M. Price
State of Kansas
Merle M. Price
Auction notices spread across Franklin and Ottawa counties
Multiple farm, dairy, livestock, and household auctions listed across Franklin and Ottawa counties. Dates span AUG to SEPT with sales near Overbrook Osage City Pomona and Ottawa. Items include 177 acre farms machinery cattle dairy stock furniture antiques and household goods. Many auctions cite farms barns and sale locations with contact numbers for Myers Bros Printy and associated auctioneers.
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Jew Girlfrord
Horbeb
Ottawa
Kansas
Lloyd Ikenberry
Overbrook
Johnson
Logan and Cedar
Jim? Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Melvin Mundell
Osawatomie
Beagle
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J. E. Hall
Hamblin
Ellis
Citgo
Adv
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Wed
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Washington, D. C
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K.state
Manhattan
Merle Gideon Eversemeyer
Robert Leon Oswald
Greeley
Church of God In Christ
Plainville
Tex
Illinois
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Cook County
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France-Soir
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Addis Ababa
Red Sea
Plant
Stephen R. van Fossan
Darrel Lynn Warren
Northridge
Calif
Homer Bishop
Princeton
12Th and
Cedar
John L. Likens
Queneemo
Homer T. Rule
Lawerence
Robert J. Albers
Oak
Dwayne M. Henry
Said
Winton A. Winter
First National Bank
George W. Griffin
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Paul Ulrich
Loren Williams
East
North Balde Win
Clayton Watts
Kans
J. L. Anderson
Logan
Phillip Moser Helslum
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Louderback
Feneral
Allie Louderback
Willard Braker
Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens
Louis Lengel
Griffin
Towner’s Chapel
Hope Cemetery
Joe Cowner
Cuapel
North Main
Joe Ferns
Pol. Adv
Charles Blaw
Reesearch Hospital
Jessie Hills
Ald
Richmond
Aldens
Marieatch 2
Ries
Har
Farmer’s Union
Bob's
Johnson Chevrolet Comepany
Baldwin
Call Ray Schmidt
Lesh Oil Co
Iman
Sheledon Truck & Tractor Co., Inc
S. Walnut
Sheldon Truck & Tractor Co., Inc
Maelott
Playhouse Company
Ann Morris
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