Local notices and ads mix with Oakland County names
A patchwork of short notices and ads lists individuals with military, hospital, and legal details. D A Rybult, Richards Gebauer hospital room 208. Robert L. Mignot, 22, posted bond for driving while intoxicated at 15th and Main. Bobby Brockus dance at Eagles Club. Mrs Tom Bond, former Ottawa resident, in Cadillac Hospital Richland WA room 332. 525 Elm garage sale Sept 1. Darrel L Warren, Army PVT, completed field course at Ft Leonard Wood Aug 27. Gambles Ottawa ad on 18000 BTU air conditioners $228 with terms. Stolen wristwatch and $25 wallet reported by Jess Gilmore. John Roeckers, Richmond, in critical condition at KU Medical Center after skull fracture from parade accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Darrel L., Warren
Leonard L. Warren
Overbrook
Ft. Leonard Wood
John Roeckers
Richmond
Kansas University Medical Center
Roeckers
Anderson County
Garnett
Red Cross Elects McGrath Franklin Chapter Chairman
H D McGrath was elected chairman of the Franklin Red Cross chapter at the annual meeting last night succeeding G C Fredeen who served ten years. Officers re elected were Wayne Gilliland vice chairman Mrs J F Barr secretary and R M Clogston treasurer. The Ottawa bloodmobile will begin blood collection October 28 under the new program delayed from previous plans due to a hospital contract. More than 750 people joined Red Cross swimming classes this summer with 250 taking tests. A new first aid class for Franklin county school bus drivers started. Other activity chairmen reported including Sunflower Camp Gray Ladies Home Service and Lane finance leader. County board members and Topeka area representatives were present.
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H. D. McGrath
Franklin Red Cross
G. C. Fredeen
Wayne Gilliland
J. F. Barr
R. M. Clogston
Lawrence
Ottawa
Red Cross
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Orlis M. Cox
Red Cross Water Safety
R. C. Capron
Franklin County
Mills Pettit
Sunflower Camp
Howard Conrad
Gray Ladies
Gladys Anthony
Home Service
E. E. Crites
Lane
J. Stephenson
Fred Kaiser
County Red Cross Board
Mason Bridges
Topeka Area
Beatles Bug Policemen Beatle film draws massive Chicago crowd
In Chicago a police line watched 1,000 screaming youths outside the Theatre where the Beatles first film opened at 8 am. Two girls were injured as the crowd surged through a plate glass window after selling 5,000 advance tickets. The Beatles will appear in Chicago in person next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Randolph Street
Classifieds numbers and channels referenced
Classifieds mention results and contact CH 2-4700 for more details. The note lists a hotline style line about using classifieds and a phone number, implying location based listings and inquiries.
Fair Results Dairy and Horse Judging Details
Dairy and horse judging results list champions and reserve champions by exhibitor across breeds including Ayrshire Brown Swiss Jersey Guernsey and Holstein with multiple class winners. 4-H horses blues honors and special awards noted for various 4-H members and clubs.
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Ayrshire
Donald Alford
Linda Alford
Donna Alford
Kenneth Butel
Douglas Higbie
Charles Butel
Harry Peckham
Roger Thorn
Jersey
Clare Sowers
Patty Wasmund
Stephen Powelson
Marilyn Wasmund
Harey Peckham
Midge Ransom
Ayshire
Jay Higbie
Jeffrey van Horn
Jeffery van Horn
Jun
Ior
Merlin Sowers
Linsda Wasmund
Linda Wasmund
Ransom
Dickinson
Weanlings
Rod Brown
Anne Christie
Doug Durbin
LeAnne Bust
Sarah Killough
Coleen Riley
Frank McFarland
Albert Imel
Larry Lynn
Peggy Brown
Meat Packers Recall Men in Midwest Plant Layoffs
DES MOINES IOWA AP Several major Midwest meat packing firms moved to recall workers laid off last week as meat production slowed due to the National Farmers Organization action. Wilson Co planned to resume higher output if cattle and hog receipts stay steady next week. Armour and Co said some of 350 laid off at South St. Paul will be recalled as receipts improve. NFC spokesman warned the hold action would be strengthened and market supplies may drop again. three firms were reported to sign price contracts or cooperate with the NFO, but firms denied the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
National Farmers Organization Action
Wilson & Co
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Armour and Co
South St. Paul
Minn
M. E. Barnes
NFC
Corning
NFO
Earl Riediger
Hinton
Disease Is For Birds Involves Humans Breathing Risk
CHICAGO AP A member of the American Medical Association says sleeping sickness or a form of viral encephalitis is primarily a disease of birds and small animals. Human cases are accidents. Dr Raymond L White AMA director warns the Houston outbreak could spread. Insects bite humans by error, not by preference, though bites occur.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Raymond L. White
AMA
Environmental Medicine and Medical Services
Houston
Tex
White
US Urging Vietnamese To Bury Their Hatchets
Washington officials report the United States pressing South Vietnam to resolve internal disputes swiftly so it can continue the anti communist war. Ambassador Taylor remains in Saigon to press unity while military operations persist despite domestic turmoil. No negotiated settlement currently anticipated. Red China and North Vietnam viewed as content to let the conflict continue. A unified committee replaces the Military Revolutionary Council with Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh a leading figure amid factional tensions.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Committee of Unification
Military Revolutionary Council
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Red China
Red Chinese
Woman Hurt In Wreck Near Ottawa Kansas
A Kansas City woman Jeanne Cochran 16 suffered a cut forehead in a head on collision near Brown's Salvage Yard on US 50 southwest of Ottawa about 12:30 a.m. Both Cochran and her husbandarry L Cochran 20 were in the car. their 5 month old daughter Terri was unharmed. Laverne Schultz 38 and Doris I Byer 39 of Emporia in the other car had minor bruises. The Cochran car a 1949 Ford was demolished while the Schultz car a 1962 Ford sustained about 700 dollars damage. Cochran was charged with passing with insufficient clearance.
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Kansas City
Brown
Us.50
Ottawa
Jeanne Cochran
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Arry L. Cochran
Terri
Laverne Schultz
Emporia
Doris I. Byer
Cochran
Schultz
New Reporter Rosemary Lister Joins Ottawa Herald Staff
Rosemary Lister has joined the Ottawa Herald reporting team. A graduate of Ottawa High School, she attended the University of Kansas for one year and now serves as a staff reporter living at 1544 Apple Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Lister
Apple Lane
Ottawa Herald
Miss Lister
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Back Taxes Turned In by Sheriff Ferns
County sheriff Joe Ferns paid county treasurer Almeda Edwards 3538.07 Friday and plans to issue another check for about the same amount. Delinquent taxes were turned over to the sheriff after the tax list. about half remain. Final warnings have gone out and the next step is property levy and sale to collect taxes. Delinquents must pay at the sheriff's office, not the treasurer's.
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Joe Ferns
Almeda Edwards
Ferns
Sheriff's Office
Baker Faces Law Suit Over Motel Sale
Former Senate secretary Robert G. Baker is sued for 384000 by ex partner Gertrude Novak, alleging fraud in selling her Carousel Motel stake in Ocean City Maryland for far less than a Texas buyer would have paid. The suit names Serv-U Corp and several associates as co-defendants and seeks 200000 in punitive damages.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Gertrude C. Novak
Novak
U.S. District Court
Baker
Ocean City
Texas
Serv-A Corp. Baker
Ernest C. Tucker
Serv.u
Donald Novak
Serg U
Robert F. Thompson
Watch Snatch On Bus Ahead Of Red Light
Grant Dean, 53, riding a Kansas City bus, had a wristwatch yanked through an open window by a thief at a red light. The value of the timepiece is listed as $48 as police investigate the grab and flee incident.
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Kansas City
Grant Dean
Dean
Pomona Hires New Teacher Miss Julia Lynn
Miss Julia Ann Lynne accepted a teaching position in the Pomona School System for the 1964 65 term. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest E Lynn and is a 1960 Paola High School graduate who earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia in August.
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Julia Ann Lynne
Ernest E. Lynn
Pomona
Lynn
Paola High School
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Deaths ETHYL W. COLDSMITH 74 Baldwn resident
Ethyl W Coldsmith 74 died at her Bald win home after a long life born Moran Oct 80 1889 a Baker University graduate 1912. She married Dr C I Coldsmith June 30 1913 in Bald win. Survivors include Dr Coldsmith a daughter Mrs Ralph S Matson Fairborn Ohio two sons Dr C Coldsmith Emporia and James W Coldsmith Park Forest Jr and 13 grandchildren. Services 2 30 Sunday at Ives Chapel with Rev Melvin Booth officiating burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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Ethyl W. Coldsmith
Baldwin
Moran
Baker University
C. I. Coldsmith
Kansas
Dr. Coldsmith
Ralph S. Matson
Fairborn
Ohio
Dr. C. Coldsmith
Empor
Button collection valued at five thousand spans decades of care
Mrs George Bright of Le Loup displays a Denver acquired button collection that belonged to her mother Lucy Las tham of Denver. The 20 year effort yielded about 5000 buttons and a 200 pound hoard. The collection features Goofies Satsuma and hand painted goofies from Holland and Canada. Local schools and church groups have seen the display. Boys asked about value and cost while girls admired its beauty.
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George Bright
le Loup
Lucy Lastham
Denver
Bright
Paola
H.D.A
Church Circle
Orient
Holland
Nure Sery Rhymes
Canada
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Michael Lee Brecheisen of Quenemo admitted on Friday. Earl Martin of RFD 1, Margaret Nichols of 1229 S Cedar Friday. Gregory Simms of 721 E 9th discharged Saturday.
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Michael Lee_ Brecheisen
Quenemo
Earl Martin
Margaret Nichols
Cedar
Gregory Simms
Wreck Report Corrects Earlier Account Near Lane
Bert Detwiler, 39, and George P. McDaniel, 16, both of Lane, were involved in a wreck three miles west of Lane. McDaniel told sheriff officials his view was blocked by a hedgerow, then he could not stop on loose gravel. Detwiler was transported to Miami County Hospital for treatment of injuries.
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Lane
Bert Detwiler
George P. McDaniel
McDanial
Sheriff’s Department
Detwiler
Miami County Hospital
County Court Fines Speeding and License Violation
Larry P. Skillman of Garnett was fined $20 plus costs in county court for speeding 70 in a 60 mph zone two miles north of Richmond on US 59 and for driving without a valid license.
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Larry P. Skillman
Garnett
Richmond
Us.59
Perry Play Areas Set for Perry Reservoir
Valley Falls Kansas AP reports the Corps of Engineers outlined 10 public use areas totaling 3330 acres along Perry Reservoir. Proposed sites include Outlet Area 110 acres Thompsonville 200 acres Perry 410 acres South Creek 640 acres Rock Creek 300 acres Jefferson Point 1250 acres Delaware 460 acres Longview 300 acres Old Town 190 acres Paradise Point 470 acres, with Ozawkie relocated.
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Jefferson Point
Rock Creek
Delaware
Longview
Old Town
Ozawkie
Paradise Point
Crusade Planned for Heart of Eastern Kansas
Advisory committee discussed the Heart of Eastern Kansas Crusade to run November 8 to 15 at Memorial Auditorium. Rev Roy H Armstrong presided at First Methodist Church meeting. Rev Charles Dumond named secretary. Roy Gustafson will be principal speaker. Billy Graham Association cooperates though Graham won’t attend. Local costs estimated 7000 to 8000 dollars. Training sessions for counselors planned September 28 30 and October 2 with church participation urged.
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Memorial Auditorium
PTA
Ottawa University
Baker University
Armstrong
KC Markets Cattle and Hog Prices Reported in Kansas City
AP dispatch from KC markets shows cattle price shifts with steers up 50 to 75, heifers up 75 to 1.00, cows 1.50 higher, calves 1.00 higher and feeders steady to 50 higher. Sheep and hogs move in varied ranges, with slaughter lambs up to 25 higher and barrows gilts down 60-75 from last week.
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Kansas City
Re elect Wayne Angell and Joe Ferns seek votes
Political announcements urge support for Wayne Angell Republican candidate for State Representative and Joe Ferns Democratic candidate for Franklin County Sheriff seeking re election. Public notices request votes and backing.
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Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Frankelin County
Hearing on probate of Hattie N. Patterson will
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition for probate of the will of Hattie N. Patterson dated June 14 1956 and codicil dated August 9 1963 is filed by Pauline Patterson Waddell executrix nominee. Defenses due by September 25 1964 at 9:00 a.m. in Ottawa. Attorney for petitioner: Charles F Lay Gardner Kansas.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Hattie N. Patterson
Pauline Patterson Waddell
Ottawa
Myers Brothers Sale At North Ottawa On Highway 59
Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa Franklin County sale company announces weekly sales every Saturday at North Ottawa on Highway 59. Prospect buyers and dealers may attend in person to view offered items and place bids.
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Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Ottawa
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D. A. Rybolt
Richards Gebauer Air Force Hospital
Ellis
Robert L. Mignot
Wellsville
Bobby Brockus
Eagles Club
Tom Bond
Cadillac Hospital
Richland
Wash
Coronado
Adv
Jess Gilmore
Willow
Fairgrounds
Beatles
Robert Sowers
Guernsey
Diana Kissinger
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red
China
Southeast Asia
Laos
Paris
The
Highway Patrol
New Reporter
Perry
Crusade
Legals
Charles F. Lay
Gardner
Fr. Co
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Charley Myers
Willow St
Jack Nelson
Kan
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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