Mrs Ward Returns Home From St Luke's Hospital
Mrs E Eugene Ward of 505 Willow Lane returned home Monday from St Luke's Hospital Kansas City where she had been a patient since Thursday. Also noted is a W M S rummage sale at First Baptist Church basement on December 4th and 5th and Baxter Social Hour cookies needed for packing at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mrs Byron Mohr's home. Army Specialist Four Daniel L Rosenbalm, 19, of Osawatomie with the 7th Infantry Division, participated in a four day field training exercise in Korea ending November 20. He reeived extensive training in defensive maneuvers. Also a brief ad for Singer Zig Zag sewing machines with service in Great Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Eugene Ward
Willow Lane
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Baxter Social Hour
Byron Mohr
RFC 3
Daniel L. Rosenbalm
Helen Crouch
Osawatomie
7Th Infantry Division
Korea
Rosenbalm
Prices Rise Slightly in Mid November for Kansas Farmers
Kansas farmers saw a small uptick in mid November prices though overall levels remained well below a year earlier. The state price index stood at 206 percent of the 1910-14 base, up from 204, with wheat at 1.45 dollars per bushel. Beef, hay, milk cow, wool, and sheep prices rose, while hogs, lambs, rye and some livestock products fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wreck Report Delayed On Driver Cramer Involved Crash
Ter ry Cramer aged 22 of 627 N Cedar faces DUI and reckless driving charges after a 12 53 a m crash on N Main. A 1957 DeSoto driven by Carol Hinderliter collided with Cramer’s 1962 Chevrolet. eye witnesses report Cramer weaving earlier. Bond posted $800, no injuries reported, arresting officer unnamed in report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Cramer
N. Cedar
Cramer
Carol Hindereliter
Osawatomie
DeSoto
N. Main
John A. Thompson
Chevrolet
Ronald Boyer
S. Sycamore
Boyer
Thanksgiving weekend road toll hits record 554 deaths
CHICAGO AP The nation registered 554 traffic deaths during the extended Thanksgiving weekend, a 102 hour period setting a new record. The count surpasses 543 last year, with daily averages about 130, above the earlier nine month 1964 rate of 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Elks Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
Bridge winners in Elks duplicate play Monday night were Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mrs. Jess Gilmore first north south, Mrs. William R. Scott and Helga Kursk Lawrence second north south, Mrs. Dick Peters and Lyle Hanes first east west, and Gladys Jones with Pearl Brillhart Onawatomig second east west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Charles Barnes
Jess Gilmore
William R. Scott
Helga Kursk
Lawrence
Dick Peters
Lyle Hanes
Gladys Jones
Pearl Brillhart
Onawatomig
Crowded Iola concert showcases new arts center
In Iola Kansas nearly 1200 people attended two Kansas City Philharmonic concerts at the new fine arts center. About 900 students joined the afternoon show and nearly 800 adults the evening performance. The Iola Jaycees sponsor the events aiming for an annual series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Kan
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
New Fine Arts Center
Iola Jaycees
Thomas H. Bowlus
Iola Banker
Fender-bender at East Third block causes minor damage
In a Wednesday morning crash in the 100 block of East Third, Robert M. Melton 61 driving a 1963 Chevrolet west on Third collided with Elsie E. Allen 79 backing a 1950 Pontiac from a parking meter. No injuries or damage estimates reported. right rear fender and left rear bumper damaged. no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third
Robert M. Melton
RFD
Ottawa
Elsie E. Allen
Otcoming
Melton
Allen
Undersheriff Assumes Duties in Franklin County
The new Franklin County undersheriff Harry E. Hendrix 28 of 1433 Main picked up his badge and equipment on his first day. He replaces Max Gilmore who left to enter private business. Hendrix comes from five years on the Kansas City Missouri police force and is a native of the area. He lived in Homewood ten years before moving to Ottawa five years ago. He graduated Williamsburg High School in 1954, served four years in the Navy, and formerly worked for Montgomery Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Harry E. Hendrix
Main
Max Gilmore
Gilmore
Hendrix
Kansas City
Homewood
Ottawa
Williamsburg High School
Navy
Montgomery Ward
Prize For Reporting 4 H Work Goes To Ottawa Girl
Margaret Henning a senior at Ottawa High School won the first place state award for newswriting from the Town and Country 4 H Club. She has reported for three years and will receive a watch on Achievement Night December 9. Her work includes club write ups and features compiled into a year book sent to regional and state boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Lister
Ottawa High School
Margaret Henning
Margaret
Franklin County
4-H Council
C. W. Henning
West Germany offers lower wheat price with compensation terms
West Germany proposed cutting wheat from 3.20 to 2.99 a bushel starting July 1967 if the Common Market pays farmers 525 million dollars over three years. France urged talks while others warned the scheme could be prohibitive. ministers from six nations will revisit grain prices on December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
West Germany
Edgar Pisani
France
Common Market
Executive Commission
Werner Schwarz
Schwarz
Kurt Schmuecker
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle to Eggs
Cattle 4 500 head calves 300 steady with mixed ranges for slaughter steers and heifers. Feeder and calf values listed. Hogs 4 500 with higher barrows gilts. sows steady to higher. Sheep 1 500 lambs strong to 25 higher. Consumer eggs unchanged. wholesale eggs up to 32. Other produce unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Marriage Licenses Filed for Cooksey and Neal in Overland Park
Dennis E. Cooksey 22 of Overland Park and Dorothy A. Neal 40 of Overland Park apply for marriage licenses as recorded in local filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis E. Cooksey
Overland Park
Dorothy A. Neal
Cold Cuts Road Work Delays I-70 Extension in Geary County
In Junction City Kansas the opening of an 11 mile I 70 section in eastern Geary County is delayed by cold weather. Kansas Highway Department resident engineer Dale Dayhoff says a week of dry 40 degree weather is needed to finish road shoulders. Officials had aimed for December completion as the four lane highway would run from Kansas City to Salina. Dayhoff notes weather uncertainty makes a new opening date unpredictable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Kan
Geary County
Dale Dayhoff
Kansas Highway Department
Kansas City
Salina
Police Cites for Careless and DUI Reckless Driving
Police cited Michael Robert Showman an 18 year old from 1120 W Oak yesterday for careless and inattentive driving. Clarence W Burgoon 64 of 130 N Cedar was cited today on two charges driving under the influence and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Robert Showman
Oak
Clarence W. Burgoon
Cedar
Reynolds Probers Hear Don Reynolds In Closed Session
Senate Rules Committee grilled witness Don B Reynolds in a closed session before public hearings in the Bobby Baker case. Sen John J Williams charged that 25000 dollars funneled from Reynolds through Baker to the Kennedy Johnson campaign in 1960, linking McCloskey to the payoff. Baker previously invoked the Fifth Amendment. Reynolds expressed willingness to testify, with Williams present during some interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Don B. Reynolds
Bobby Baker
John J. Williams
ReDel
Reynolds
Baker
B. Everett Jordan
D N.C
R-Del
Senate
McCloskey Corporation
Washington, D.C
Williams
McCloskey
Silver Spring, Md
Johnson
Lennox P. McLendon
Committee
Rates and hearings from Ottawa area county court
County Court Margaret L. Reneau, 17, 731 N Mulberry, fined 12 dollars and costs for speeding 72 mph in a 60 mph zone one mile north of Ottawa on US 59. Riddelle L. Gregory, 37, Olathe, fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding 85 mph in a 75 mph zone on L35 two miles east of Ottawa. Richard Wayne Husted, 32, Rantoul, had a preliminary hearing set for 1:30 p.m. Dec. 11 for not supporting. Bond set at 1,000 dollars. Audray Husted was the complainant. Charles Pink, 54, Mission, cited four miles southwest of Ottawa on US 50 Nov. 27 for starting from a parked position on the shoulder without yielding. Pink pleaded guilty and was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Reneau
N. Mulberry
Ottawa
Riddelle L. Gregory
Olathe
Richard Wayne Husted
Rantoul
Audray Husted
Charles Pink
Mission
Pink
Death of George L Hoopes in California
George Lawrence Hoopes 55 of San Diego Calif formerly Pomona died Nov 28 of a heart attack in San Diego Services and burial planned in Manhattan Kansas He lived in Kansas City 30 years before moving to California employed by San Diego Public Works He was a Mason and a Methodist Survived by wife Maxine Hoopes a brother Dale A Hoopes Eudora and three sisters Merrill List Mission Virgil Kunard Edwardsburg and Lewis Kunard Richland
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George L. Hoopes
George Lawrence Hoopes
San Diego
Calif
Pomona
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas City
California
Merrill List
Misson
Virgil Kunard
Edwardsburg
Lewis Kunard
Richland
Three Die In Kansas Traffic Casualties
The Associated Press reports three deaths on Kansas roads Monday raising the year total to 608. Pedestrian David Maxwell, 60, of Kansas City Missouri, was struck on the Muncie Expressway near Central Ave in Kansas City Kaw. Soldier Robert E Davies, 23, of Ft. Riley from Nineveh North Carolina, died after his car collided with a gasoline truck southeast of Manhattan on Interstate 70. Raymond Patrick Slattery, 60, of Spearville died from injuries suffered in an earlier county road crash southwest of Spearville on November 23.
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Associated Press
Kansas
David Maxwell
Kansas City
Muncie Expressway
Central Ave
Kaw
Robert E. Davies
Ft. Riley
Nineveh
N. C
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Edward New of Richmond admitted on Monday. Ernest Kimmel admitted Tuesday. Discharges include Terry Allen McKenzie of Pomona and Mrs. Frank Lundstedt of 224 West 4th. Also discharged are Mrs. Kenneth New of Richmond and Mrs. Richard Smith of RFD 4 on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward New
Richmond
Ernest Kimmel
Terry Allen McKenzie
Pomona
Frank Lundstedt
Kenneth New
Richard Smith
RFD
Permit Issued For Metal Trailer At 321 S Oak
The city clerk issued a building permit to John Brewer to place a metal trailer at 321 South Oak. The 46 foot by 10 foot by 6 foot structure has an estimated cost of 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brewer
S. Oak
Stay Sought For Executions Of York And Latham
Russell Kansas AP A stay of execution and a sanity exam have been requested for condemned killers George Ronald York and James Douglas Latham. They were sentenced to hang for the Otto Ziegler murder near Wallace in 1961. A prior sanity review found them sane for trial. Supreme Court had granted a stay earlier. Judge Benedict Cruise will appear in Russell on December 14 to consider the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell, Kan
George” Ronald York
James Douglas Latham
Russell County
Ray Cook
Kansas City
Kan
York
Latham
Kansas
Otto Ziegler
Wallace
U. S. Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Supreme Court
Benedict P. Cruise
Russell
Holstein and general auctions in Ottawa area sales network
Local auction notices list weekly sales across North Ottawa and Ottawa areas. Dispersion events include Holstein dispersal, livestock auctions in Council Grove, and multiple community sales at Printy’s Auction House with times around 1 to 7 p.m. Various contact numbers and locations suggest a broad livestock and household goods sale schedule for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Ottawa
Wayne Miller
Willow St
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Baker Probers
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Kenneth Whaley
Holstein Dairy
Ferguson Brothers Holstein
Logan St
Harold Stewart
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Brady
Dinah
Ree
Ward
Paola
T. E. Peak
C.E.S
Marie Donart
W. M. Vola Phillips
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Fred A. Gardner
W. M
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Sec’y
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KNAPP
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
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