Pomona Church Outing and Local Notices News Briefs
The C A group of the Assembly of God Church Pomona plans a boating party and picnic at Lone Star Lake on Wednesday Aug 28 leaving the church at 10 30 a m with a noon picnic and afternoon boating Also teachers reception for Pomona high and grade school staff set for 8 00 p m Friday Sept 6 in the grade school multipurpose room PTA chairs this year Mrs Maxine Criqui Bundles of old newspapers available 10 cents each Ottawa Herald ad
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C. A
Assembly of God Church
Pomona
Lone Star Lake
P.T.A
Maxine Criqui
Ottawa Herald
Fishing Right Talks Begin Between Canada and United States
Ottawa AP Canadian Foreign Secretary Paul Martin and U.S. Ambassador William W. Butterworth opened talks on Canada s proposed 12 mile fishing limit Monday. The talks grow from Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson s pledge to extend the three mile limit and create a 12 mile coastal area barring foreign fishermen.
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Ottawa
Paul Martin
U.S
William W. Butterworth
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 4000 calves 100 steers steady to strong heifers cows steady few higher. Hogs 2800 barrows gilts 95-50 lower sows steady 15-25 lower. Sheep 1200 all classes steady with lambs 20.00-50, ewes 5.00-6.25.
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Kansas City
Deaths of Florence Ginavan Maud Dickson and Albert Rickman
Obituaries note Florence Jane Ginavan 87 of Guardian Angel home died Sunday. Survived by husband William, two sons, a daughter, 18 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. services at Thompson Funeral Home with burial at Youngtown Cemetery. Also, Mrs. Maud Dickson 83 of Cedar House nursing home died Monday. Survived by three nieces and a nephew. services at Towner Chapel with burial at Edgerton Cemetery. Albert A. Rickman 82 of Waverly died Monday at St. Mary's Hospital Emporia after a week illness. funeral at Waverly Methodist Church with burial at Waverly Cemetery. Survived by two daughters, a son, a brother and two sisters.
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Florence J. Ginavan
Florence Jane Ginavan
Guardian Angel Care Home
Thompson Funeral Home
Youngtown Cemetery
Ginavan
Nebraska
Kansas
Marion County
Ottawa
Flora Milliman
Cedar
Christian Church
William Joseph Ginavan
Cedar House
Maud Dickson
Cedar House Nursing Home
Towner Chapel
Edgerton
Dickson
Franklin County
Wellsville
John Dickson
Albert A. Rickman
Waverly
St. Mary's Hospital
Emporia
Waverly Methodist Church
W. E. Wakefield
Rickman
Jessie Ramey
Florence Makepeace
Burlington
George Jennings
Clyde Rickman
Ernest Rickman
Santa Ana
Calif
Fannie Ellard
Kermin
Nellie Hunsaker
Saratoga
Search for cause of Iowa plane crash continues
With the body of the last victim recovered the Air Force begins a post crash inquiry into the August collision of two B47 bombers that killed three airmen. Capt Leonard A Theis was found southeast of Irwin Iowa while the search for his crewmen and the cause of the crash continues. Survivors include Capt Richard M Smiley Capt Allan M Ramsey Jr and Capt Richard M Snowden.
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Omaha
Neb
Air Force
Leonard A. Theis
San Sernando
Calif
Irwin
Iowa
William W. Thomas
Syracuse
N. Y
Peter J. Macchei
Belleville
N. J
Richard M. Smiley
Arlington
Kan
Allan M. Ramsey Jr
Bainbridge, Ga
Richard M. Snowden
Clarkston
Wash
Offutt Air Force Base
Theis
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Two Bill Lytles Filmed For TV At Franklin County Fair
Billy Lytle and his father Bill Lytle were photographed by Candid Camera at the Franklin County Fair as Billy showed his 1140-pound Angus steer and posed with his father for a Hereford judging shot. The film crew sought names and numbers for a travel folder, with Mrs. Lytle noting the TV filming and possible October air.
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Billy Lytle
Shafif
Franklin County Fair
Bill Lytle
Bly
Angus
Billy
Bill Lyles
Assassination Threatener Seeks Trial Again
Richard Paul Pavlick 76, charged with threatening to kill President Kennedy, has renewed a bid for an early trial. Judge William Becker noted Pavlick seemed competent in Missouri court appearances, but psychiatrists find him unfit to stand trial. If the impasse endures, Pavlick could remain at Springfield Medical Center indefinitely.
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Springfield
Richard Paul Pavlick
Kennedy
William H. Becker
U.S. District Court
Pavlick
Belmont
N. H
West Palm Beach
Fla
Federal Prison System
Becker
Florida
Russell Millin
U. S
Missouri
John F. Kennedy
Cut Back Begun On Rail Service
Washington AP reports railroads plan to stop accepting freight by the strike deadline and suspend passenger scheduling that cannot reach final destinations. Work rule cuts take effect at midnight Wednesday as unions threaten a first strike and Congress faces slim chances to preempt.
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Washington
Congress
Marriage License for Beer and Foulk in Ottawa area
Bobby Lee Beer 19 of Quenemo and Georgie Ellen Foulk 18 of Ottawa obtained a marriage license.
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Bobby Lee Beer
Quenemo
Georgie Ellen Foulk
Ottawa
Kontact Klub Opens Ottawa Chamber Drive
The Kontact Klub group within the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce launched its annual membership drive at a North American breakfast. Co chairs Robert Shields and Bob Roberts led sixteen workers as four prospect cards per person were distributed. first report set for Sept. 13.
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Kontact Klub
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Robert Shields
Bob Roberts
Roberts
Chet? Whor
Olin Wollen
Harold Gahagen
Tom Toulouse
Raymond Jennings
Jerome Minnick
Wayne Angell
George Kramer
Robert Pinet
Shields
David Laury
Bob Winchester
George Hughes
Bob Pence
Ken Harris
Red Shofner
Winton Winter
Sam Christerson
Farmers Must Grow For Market Says Farm Bureau Chief
WARRENSBURG MO AP Charles B Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says farmers must produce what the market wants He warned that farmers fell into a trap by seeking government help to avoid change He spoke at the Johnson County Farm Bureau 50th anniversary meeting Missouri one of the oldest Farmers can gear production to human needs by providing what people want Excess wheat is cited as an example of something people don t want.
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Warrensburg
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Latin American Envoys Seek Safe Exit for Haiti Refugees
Eight Latin American envoys press the OAS to demand asylum for 44 refugees in their embassies here. They seek safer exit from Haiti for the group, which includes 12 military officers condemned to death in absentia for an attempted plot to kidnap Duvalier’s children.
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Port AU. Prince
Haiti
Organization of American States
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Defiant Students To Return Soon
MADRID AP Fifty four American students who defied a State Department ban by traveling to Cuba hope to leave Madrid for New York on Thursday. Barry Hoffman, 26, of Brookline Mass left Cuba with the group but diverted to Bermuda then New York. State Dept agents seized his passport and the FBI questioned him. Hoffman would not speak to reporters. All 55 students face possible prosecution for unauthorized travel to Cuba. Leader Levi Laub said they would hold a public meeting likely at New York Town Hall in mid September. One of 59 who arrived in Havana June 30 died July 14. two pregnant women and her husband did not fly home.
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Madrid
Spain
State Department
Cuba
Fidel Castro
New York
Barry Hoffman
Brookline
Mass
Bermuda
FBI
Hoffman
Levi Laub
New York Town Hall
Havana
Warren Hill
Brooklyn
Blue Ribbon Winners at Franklin County Fair
Four H members receive blue ribbons including Eileen Herring Roberta Herring Joyce Stinson Steve Dunbar Denny Dunbar Mike Howard Rick Howard and others. Hereford and angus entries noted with champions and reserve champions across beef swine poultry and dairy divisions. Grand and reserve titles awarded to several exhibitors including Bill Lytle Steve Dunbar Leon Sobba Richard Hull and Lois Stinson in multiple classes.
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Eileen Herring
Roberta Herring
Joyce Stinson
Steve Dunbar
Denny Dunbar
Mike Howard
Rick Howard
Hereford
Don Prather
Philip Dunbar
Ricky Roush
Reita Herring
Bill Lytle
Angus
Ann Gensman
Doug Bethell
Doug Bethel
Lois Stinson
Diana Hull
Ronald Dunbar
COfC Holds Coffees Meeting in Ottawa Office
Eleven local businessmen and women attended the first Chamber of Commerce coffee and suggestion meeting at the Chamber office. Suggestions will foster better understanding of business progress and population growth for Ottawa residents and potential industries. Brochures on growth and expansion were distributed. Meetings were held at 10 30 a m on Tuesday and Thursday and are open to the public.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Funeral services for Ernest F. Young in Ottawa
Funeral services for Ernest Franklin Pete Young 72 of Ottawa were held today at Dengel & Son Mortuary with Rev. Charles DuMond Sr officiating. He died Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a year's illness. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. He was born May 21 1891 in Greenwood and married Laura Jeffries in 1916. Surviving are two sons four daughters ten grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother and a sister. He was a retired contractor and lifelong Ottawa resident and a fisherman member of the Church of the Brethren.
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Ernest Franklin
Pete” Young
S. Locust
Ottawa
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Charles DuMond, Sr
Young
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Allen
Roy Snyder
Louis Myers
Roy Gerhard
George Royer
Ernest Watkins
Lewis Turner
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Young
Greenwood
Laura P. Jeffries
Church of the Brethren
Ralph
St. Joseph
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births This Week
Admissions include Archie O Kennedy 824 Ce dar Robert Whitacre 403 Ash Tommy Whitacre 403 Ash Steve Whitacre 403 Ash Miss Lucy E Lee Mulberry 326 8S Births to Charles and Mrs Broyles RFD 2 Waverly daughter 8 lb 2 oz Dismissals include Randy Hinderliter 720 8 Main Mrs Ted Clark and baby daughter RFD 1 Baldwin Mrs Jim Lancaster and baby son RFD 1
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Archie O. Kennedy
Cedar
Robert
Tommy
Steve Whitacre
Lucy E. Lee
Mulberry
Charles Broyles
RFD
Waverly
Randy Hinderliter
Main
Ted Clark
Baldwin
Jim Lancaster
Public Hearing on Zoning Change Ottawa Kansas 1963
Notices of two public legal actions, one to change zoning in Ottawa Kansas with a hearing October 1, 1963 at City Hall, and a probate notice appointing Raymond W. Kratz as executor of Esther A. Kratz estate with creditors urged to file claims within nine months.
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City Commission Room
Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Noel Douglas
University
Planning Commission
Dwight Haworth
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Esther A. Kratz
Esther A Krsatz
Raymond W. Kratz
Moon family thanks Rantoul friends for support after Susie Moon
The Ray Miller family expresses heartfelt gratitude to the Rantoul community for the flor al spray cards flowers and food sent for Susie Moon s funeral. They thank Rev. Robert Samuelson Laurah and Vera for music the pallbearers and all who offered help prayers and sympathy in their hour of sorrow.
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Susie Moon
John D
Julia Moon
Robert Samuelson
Laurah
Vera
Vera For the Music and Songs, the Pall Bearers
Ray Miller
Franklin County auction dates and sales list
Auction and sale schedule across Franklin County and nearby towns. Listings include stocker and feeder sales at Franklin County Sale Barn near Ottawa, farm and household auctions in Overbrook Pomona and Williamsburg, Osage and nearby areas, plus weekly community sales in Ottawa and Neosho Missouri with dates, times, locations, and contact numbers.
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Franklin County Sale Company
Mary
Ottawa
Feeder Salle
Franklin County
Ottawa University
Cedar
C. Ray Miller
Williamsburg
L. A. Reeder
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Ellis
Elks Club
Jesse Gilmore
John Netherland
George Scott
Louis Heil
Franklin County District Court
Kenneth Burgoon
Betty Burgoon
Burgoon
Oddfellows Mall
S. Cedar
Wed
Betty Joyce Christian
John Robert Christian
Milo
Joe
Optawaal Wansas
Mrs
University of Saigon
Viet Nam
Diem
Bill Lytles
Slis
Don McCloskey
Purina
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lilly
Pavvlick
Friendly Store
Richard Hull
Hampshire
Robert Harra
Suffolk
Leon Sobba
Poland
China
Gerald Reed
Larry Lyn
Hampshire Gift
Dianna Kissinger
Dennis Evans
Roger Evans
Bob Brooks
Ronald Stockard
Swine
Barrow
Richard Alexander
White Rock
Kristie McAdoo
Beverly Moss
Robert Dehn
Chuck Johnson
David Burlingame
Cofc
Ernest F. Young
Stewart
South Water Tower
W. 15Th
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberie
JOR Towner’s Chapel
Dependaule Ambulance Service
POE Redent
CPEAW
AL Kansas
Legals
Jess Gilmore
Bowers & Bowers
Altorneys
Sababe
Pet Crow
Jim
Ward Underwood
Red Pointer
Mimnie
Richmond
Topeka Blvd
Topeka
Kansas State Employment Office
Bennett Retail Store
Jack Bennett
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Nelson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction Gan Cty
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Harold Stewart
Neosho
Rodney R. Hartrickee
Gladys I. Norton
Houseehold
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Milford
Leland Monroe
S.t
Fair Grounds
Todd Mobil Homes
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