Local briefs cover traffic charge and meetings
Phillip L. Rainer, 30, of RFD 1, faces speeding charges after being cited by state troopers for 84 mph in a 70 mph zone. Franklin County Farm Management Association sets a meeting at Richmond Elementary Thursday at 8 p.m. Rosemary Crist spotlights a public lecture on adding milk to diets at the Masonic Hall Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. Other items note who attended services for B A O Neill, a 101st birthday celebration for Mrs George Eldrige, and community notices from Ottawa and Topeka.
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Phillip L. Rainer
RFD
Bill Guy
Orville Denton
Chanute
Franklin - Anderson County Farm Management Association
Richmond
Rosemary Crist
Masonic Hall
Ottawa
Franklin County Guidance Center
Division of Institutional Management
Topeka
Elizabeth Sprague
Arthur Shaw
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples
Eugene G. Erickson aged 21 from Baldwin elopes with Joyce Ann Leach aged 16 from Wellsville. Gordon N. Dyer 22 of Ottawa wed Delores M. Shaw 30, also of Ottawa.
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Eugene G. Erickson
Baldwin
Joyce Ann Leach
Wellsville
Gordon N. Dyer
Delores M. Shaw
Ottawa
Seek Injunction Against Anti-Segregation Pickets
In Monroe North Carolina the city council prepared to seek an injunction to curb anti segregation picketing by mixed Negro and white youths. weekend violence followed with a wounded officer and 35 arrests for inciting to riot as pickets from England and Chicago joined locals in downtown protests over discrimination in recreation, hiring, and welfare relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Criswell JR
Monroe
N.C
England
Chicago
Deaths in Franklin County Take Notable Figures
Van E Roush 75 retired Princeton farmer died Aug 26 after a weeklong illness in Ransom Memorial Hospital born April 3 1873 in Point Pleasant West Virginia. Survived by widow two daughters three sons 14 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Services Aug 29 at Lamb Funeral Home with Elder C F E Andrews officiating. Burial Princeton Cemetery. Charlie W Simmons Centropolis farmer died Aug 27 in Ransom Memorial Hospital after illness since June born Nov 3 1881 in Douglas County lived mostly in Franklin County. Survived by one sister one brother two nephews two nieces and one deceased sister Maude. Funeral at Towner's Chapel Aug 31. Burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Hallie May Carpenter 83 Wellsville resident died Aug 29 in Ransom Memorial Hospital after 10 days illness born Aug 12 1878 in New Market Indiana lived in Wellsville area since age two. Survived by one daughter one son-in-law two grandchildren one great grandchild and brother Walter Watkins. Funeral Aug 29 at 2 p.m. at Coughlin Funeral Home with Rev James Nabors. Burial Wellsville Cemetery.
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van E. Roush
Princeton
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ambrose
Sue (Armstrong) Roush
Elia Mae Lewis
Martin Kincheroe
Myrtle Point
Ore
Clifford Bartles
Veneta
Ambrose Roush
Earl Roush
Max Roush
Ottawa
Lou Roush
Cleve Roush
Columbia
Ohio
August Roush
Roswell
N.M
Frank
George
Dave
Charlie Roush
Charlie W. Simmons
Centropolis
Douglas County
Henry E
Mary E. (McFarland) Simmons
Harvey Crumpacker
Cambden
Ind
Everett Simmons
RFD
Maude
Hallie May Carpenter
Wellsville
New Market
Donald Fiehler
Walter Watkins
Coughlin Funeral Home
James Nabors
Wellsville Cemetery
Roush — van F
The
Lamb Funeral Home
C. Fr. Andrews
Princeton Cemetery
Nehru Calls Berlin Barrier Harmful in Parliament
New Delhi India AP Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament sealing off East and West Berlin by the Communists may be justified but is harmful from every point of view He said it causes tremendous human misery and that continued Western access to Berlin is essential and should continue thereafter.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
East
West Berlin
Berlin
U.N. Martial Move Seizes Katanga Sites in Elisabethville
U N forces in Elisabethville, Katanga, sealed a state of siege and seized key points including the airport to speed reinforcements. They rounded up white officers mainly Belgians from the Katanga army, while clashes were minor and no one was reported hit. Leopoldville said the action targets 500 foreign officers and proceeds with Katanga cooperation.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
U.N
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
KC Markets Kansas City livestock summary report
Kansas City market prices show cattle and calves mixed across grades with steers and heifers mostly steady, cows steady to down, bulls and vealers unchanged. Prime and high choice categories reach mid 20s, utility and commercial cows 15 to 17, stockers 23 to 26, feeders 22 to 24, calves up to 29.50, hogs slow with barrows and gilts steady and sows 25 higher. sheep and lambs mostly lower with lambs 16 to 17.50 and ewes around 3.9 to 50.
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Kansas City
Apo
Ottawa Legion Post to Hold Sept 4 Meeting at North American
The Ottawa American Legion Post announces its regular meeting will be Monday night September 4 at 7 30 p m at the North American Hotel with refreshments served after the session. Local members are advised of the corrected date from an earlier notice.
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Ottawa American Legion Post
North American
Radiation pasteurization could keep foods without cooling
AP reports Dr. Paul C. Aebersold of the Atomic Energy Commission says mild radiation treatment preserves freshness for days without refrigeration and makes freezing unnecessary. The concept, presented in a paper for the 10th Pacific Science Congress, suggests foods can be eaten safely after radiation exposure.
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Honolulu
Atomic Energy Commission
Paul C. Aebersold
Pacific Science Congress
Farm boy admits mystery shooting in Caldwell Idaho
Robert Oliver Miller a 13 year old farm boy confessed to firing a .22 caliber rifle at Caldwell officers injuring Police Chief Keith Judd and Deputy Sheriff Mel States. He said he did not intend to hit anyone and could not explain why he fired. An Idaho National Guard tank searched the Miller farm as detectives investigated the shooting.
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Caldwell, Idaho
Robert Oliver Miller
Keith Judd
Caldwell
Judd
Mel States
Boise
W. K. Miller
Idaho National Guard
Dale Haile
Bobby
Former First Lady Barbara Paulen Dies in Kansas
Barbara E. Paulen 84 widow of former Kansas Gov. Ben S. Paulen died Sunday in Fredonia hospital after a February admission. A native of Oskaloosa she was active in the Eastern Star and the Christian Science Church. Services set Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Cason Chapel Fredonia with burial there. No immediate survivors. Paulen died July 11.
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Fredonia
Kas
Barbara E. Paulen
Ben S. Paulen
Kansas
Fredona Hospital
Oskaloosa
Kan
Paulen
Eastern Star
Christian Science Church
Cason Chapel
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Mrs Arthur Long Princeton Craig Roberts Pomona Mrs Sterling Hornbuckle RFD 1 Bald win Mrs Louis Foltz Princeton and Sunday births include Mr and Mrs William R Sal ing 315 E 2nd daughter weight 6 lb 10 oz Mr and Mrs John FE Lee 616 S Sycamore daughter weight 5 lb 15 oz Mr and Mrs John K Kirkland 918 Willow son weight 8 lb 4 oz Mr and Mrs Marlin D Kimball 383 E 12th son weight 8 lb 8 oz Dismissals include James Stockton Arkansas City Saturday Mrs Cora Button Pomona Olen Streebin 317 E 15th Mrs Clarence Scott and baby son 930 N Main Sunday Albert Adolph Wellsville Mrs Isabella Warren 114 S Poplar Mrs Larry P Shaw and baby daughter Topeka Mrs Don Burroughs and baby son 731 Willow Mrs Clarence Gentner and baby son 912 W 5th Miss Marie Morris 534 Beech Mrs Arthur Long Princeton Mrs Robert Beardsley and baby daughter 619 S Oak Monday
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William R. Saling
John FE. Lee
S. Sycamore
John K. Kirkland
Willow
Marlin D. Kimball
James Stockton
Arkansas City
Cora Button
Pomona
Olen Streebin
Clarence Scott
N. Main
Albert Adolph
Wellsville
Isabelle Warren
S. Poplar
Larry P. Shaw
Topeka
Don Burroughs
Clarence Gentner
Marie Morris
Beech
Arthur Long
Princeton
Robert Beardsley
S. Oak
To Open Bids On Mansion Job
TOPEKA AP bids for remodeling the proposed new governor s mansion will be opened Sept 7 James C Canole state architect announced today Originally bids opened Aug 8 totaled 159712 exceeding available funds by 59712 Canole said work on the new mansion has been trimmed sharply to fit funds appropriated by the Legislature
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Topeka
James C. Canole
Canole
Night consignments and farm sales listed for Ottawa and region
A compilation of upcoming sale dates and locations across Ottawa Kansas, Neosho Missouri, Lyndon and surrounding towns. Items include horse consignments at Ottawa Livestock Commission and Neosho, furniture auctions, farm sales near Lyndon Lawrence Baldwin Quenemo and Homewood, plus weekly Overbrook livestock and Printy auctions. Individual contacts and telephone codes accompany each listing for buyers.
Traffic Toll Topeka 24 Hours Through Monday
AP report from Topeka shows Kansas traffic deaths in the latest 24 hour period ending 9 am Monday. The tally for August 27, 1961 matches a comparable 1960 period with 330 and 309 deaths respectively.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ride needed to 35th and Main Kansas City shifts
Person seeks a ride to 35th and Main in Kansas City. Available work shifts 7 to 3:30 or 8 to 5:30, Monday through Friday. Contact CH 22 4733.
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35Th & Main
Kansas City
Men Wanted for Territory Route Work
An ESTABLISHED territory seeks men for part time or full time route work. Full time earnings up to $100 per week, part time $2.00 per hour. Training provided. Interview after 8:00 p.m. call CH 2-2447. Also notice for a MUSIC TEACHER SUPERVISOR position at Princeton Schools Kansas, write or call YE 7-2675.
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Princeton
Kansas
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Okla
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Torrance
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Ottawa Herald
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Fred Kissinger
Frances Dunn
Herald
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Lamb
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Hallie M. Carpenter
Ronnie Dunbar
Franklin County Fair
Congo City
By John Latz
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Franklin County Teachers Institute
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Louis Foltz
Printy’s
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Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Carl B. Butell
Lyndon Kans
Lee Robinson
Lawrence Kansas
Charles A. Wells
S. P. Hornbuckle
Ily
Baldwin Jet
Irene Herron
Homewood
Harold Ingraham
Frances Hanning
Quenemo
Pam
Leon Burrichter
Eve Satan
Roy
Guernsey
Ray Woods
Waverly
Ottawa Livestock Comm. Co
West Wilson Street
Leeds
Feeds
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Inquire Ottawa Herald
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Verna Okeson
Bennett Retail Store
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AF & AM
Myron S. Steere Jr
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Sec'y
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Navajo Motors, Inc
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Ethical Pharmaceutical Company
Astern
Een
Olea Harel
Charles Detwiler
Se. Main
Arnold
Hickory
Arthur N. Hopkins
West
T Shop
S. Main
Allbright
Plaza Shop
Coronado Electric
Douglas Bros
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Rawleigh Products
Topeka Daily Capital
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Albrights
Oscar Arnold
Standard Rendering Co
Henry Alban
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Services
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South Oak
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