Farm Bureau appoints Cecile Vining to county district panel
Cecile Vining of Richmond has been named to the Kansas Farm Bureau Young People’s Committee for a two year term representing nine counties in the Second District. News notes: Marion Humiston and Gale Cowdin, both Navy men, completed Teecruft at San Diego on Nov 6. Community ads and events fill the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile, Vining
Richmond
Kansas Farm Bureau Young People’s Committee
Vining
Farm Bureau
Gale D. Cowdin
USN
Bernard L. Cowesdin
Marion A. Humiston
Keneneth J. Humiston
Primeceton
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Mariner 4 near Mars after complex control maneuver
Pasadena reports Mariner 4 radioed Earth commands to adjust course within 8600 miles of Mars by July 14. JPL scientists said it would take days to gauge success after a 20 second rocket burn set to boost speed by 30 mph. Canopus tracking hiccup caused a 24-hour delay but Canopus was reacquired and Canopus wobble resolved. The craft trails Zond 2, launched by Russia, by six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Earth
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Desert
Here
Mtariner
Canopus
Woomera
Australia
Mariner
Spaces
Russia
KC Markets Roundup Kansas City Cattle Sheep Hog Prices
AP market notes from Kansas City show cattle trends with steers and heifers steady to lower in choice grade, cows up to 13.00 higher, calves steady, feeders 1.00 5.00 lower. Lambs and ewes steady to higher, prime lambs 18.00 20.75, hogs firm to 60 higher, barrows and gilts 25 50 higher, sows up 25. Prices given per hundredweight with listed ranges for weights and categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Search Still On For Boys
Army engineers agree to lower John Redmond reservoir water level by three feet to aid the hunt for two 16 year old Emporia boys Bill Seybold and Steve Mountain and Steve Fencannon missing since November 27 after a hunting trip. Their capsized boat and Fencannon’s body were found last weekend. High waves hindered searchers as 14 water gates were opened six inches each after a meeting with Sheriff Delbert Helmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kan
John Redmond
Emporia
Bill Seybold
Steve Mountain
Steve Fencannon
Fencannon
Delbert R. Helmer
Fifteen on Roll at Princeton Consolidated High School
The Princeton Consolidated High School lists honor roll students for the first six weeks. Senior John Sutton leads with highest honors. Also named are Elaine Dagenette Carol Ralston Sandra Masheter Linda Kimball juniors Janice Wagner Connie Lloyd and Nancy Detwiler Lois Hobbs Roy Hobbs Joy Davidson Denny Domnanish Rita Domnanish and Lorna Kimball with honors or honorable mention across grades.
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Princeton
John Sutton
Elaine Dagenette
Carol Ralston
Sandra Masheter
Linda Kimball
Janice Wagner
Connie Lloyd
Honsors
Nancy Detwiler
Lois Hobbs
Roy Hobbs
Linda Welch
Joy Davidson
Denny Domnanish
Rita Domnanish
Lorna Kimball
Coin and Stamp Club Meeting in Ottawa
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Anchor Savings Association basement. Guest speaker C. W. Hollyday of Paola will exhibit and speak on type set collecting. A coin auction follows with refreshments. All interested collectors are welcome.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings Association
C. W. Hollyday
Paola
Car Slips On Highway Bruises Three In Crash
A 1950 Chevrolet slid on John Brown Highway eight miles east of Princeton at 7 10 p m hitting a bridge ban nister. Driver Mrs Fern M Clark 51 released after exam at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Her husband Archie 51 and daughter Rita 12 suffered bruises and abrasions. Car front end damage estimated at 150 dollars.
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Princeton
Fern M. Clark
S. Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Archie
Rita
Highway Patrol
Sheriff’s Office
Reform Is Proposed in Kansas Judicial Selection
A constitutional amendment to reform judicial selection would be submitted to the Kansas Legislature in January. It requires nonpolitical selection for all district court judges, via a local independent nominating board and governor appointment, with re-election based on record.
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Wichita
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Lewis
Paul Gross Dies Today at Ft. Hays State
Paul Busch Gross, 69, longtime Ft. Hays State College athletics director, died in Topeka after emergency surgery. He arrived for a Central Intercollegiate Conference meeting, fell ill after dining, and was hospitalized. A WWII veteran, he had spent most of his life at Fort Hays as an athlete, coach, and administrator, head basketball coach and athletics director, with hall of fame nomination in 1957.
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Topeka
Kan
Paul Busch’ Gross
Ft. Hays State College
Gross
Ft. Hays
Central Intercollegiate Conference
Gress
Erna
Hays
Fort Hays
Field Artillery
la Cross
Howard
Augusta
Helm’s Foundation
NAIA
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Hospital notes show admissions for Mary Ann White at 703 Ash and a birth for Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Foushee at 814 5 Cedar a boy born Friday weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. Dismissals list Elizabeth Wolff Martin Hall D A Mrs. Mary Kinsley Crestview Nursing Home Franklin LeRoy Jones Bert Jones Jacklyn Seyler at 620 N Oak Friday.
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Tommy Foushee
Cedar
Elizabeth Wolff
Martin Hall
D.A
Mary Kinsley
Crestview Nursing Home
Franklin LeRoy Jones
RFD
Bert Jones
S. Mulberry
Jacklyn Seyler
Oak
Landon Silent on GOP Advisory Council Plan
Topeka AP Alf M Landon the 1936 Republican presidential nominee says he has no comment on a proposed high level GOP advisory council. Sen Thruston Morton urged former nominees to form a committee to promote conservative programs and offer solutions to current issues. Other nominees mentioned include Eisenhower Nixon Dewey and Goldwater. Landon said he knows little and will speak once the plan is clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Denver
Eisenhhower
Richard M. Nixon
Thomas E. Dewey
Barry Goldwater
Landon
Local speeders and a suspended license case in county court
County Court records show Albert G. Junge 22 Lawrence cited November 29 for speeding 70 in a 60 zone one mile north of Ottawa on US59 and pled guilty with a $10 fine plus costs. Louis L. Lindsey 29 Kingsman cited November 27 for 85 in a 70 zone one mile east of Homewood on US50 and pled guilty with a $15 fine plus costs. Robert D. Dorst 22 Emporia cited November 29 for disobeying a stop sign two miles west of Ottawa on US50 and pled guilty with a $10 fine plus costs. Clarence W. Burgoon 65 Cedar cited Friday for driving on a suspended license posted $100 bond.
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Albert G. Junge
Lawrence
Ottawa
Louis L. Lindsey
Kingsman
Homewood
Robert D. Dorst
Emporia
Clarence W. Burgoon
Cedar
Williamsburg Area Notes December events and moves
Mrs. Marvin Brown reports movers packed clothing for shipment to the Philippines. She and her children Jerry Janis and Brad will leave in early January to join her husband stationed there. Williamsburg welcomes Mr and Mrs Ted Bien Pamela and Teddy from Gardenia California.
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Marvin Brown
Philippines
Jerry
Janis
Brad
Huseband
Williamsburg
Ted Bien
Pamela
Teddy
Gardenia
Calif
Frieday
State 4-H Electric Clinic Draws Leaders at Rock Springs
The 12th annual State 4-H Leaders Electric Clinic themed Electricity, Our World Too Day was held at Rock Springs Ranch south of Junction City. Franklin County leaders attending included Joe Alexander Pottawatomie Valley Bob Reed Greenwood Rockets Chris Kruger Norman Hazen Town and Country Leo Logan Trail Blazers and Ray Brecheisen SHAFF.
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Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Franklin County
Joe Alexander
Pottawatomie Valley
Bob Reed
Greenwood Rockets
Chris Krugger
Norman Hazen
Town and Country
Leo Logan
Trail Blazers
Ray Brecheisen
SHAFF
Bell Bell Bell Phones Stop Sale Of Foreign Sets
Southwestern Bell obtained a permanent injunction in Johnson County District Court at Olathe to bar Lewin's Antique Telephones of Prairie Village from selling foreign telephone sets for connection to Southwestern Bell equipment. Ray A. Acker said unauthorized phones violate Kansas tariffs and service may be disconnected.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Southwestern Bell
Johnson County
Olathe
Lewin
Prairie Village
Kansas
Ray A. Acker
Kansas Corporation Commission
Promenaders Square Dance Club Adds 16 Members
The Promenaders square dance club welcomed 16 couples as new members Tuesday night at the Armory. Diplomas for completing 12 lessons were presented by instructors Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abbott. New members include Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anderson and many others from Ottawa.
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Promenaders Square
Armory
Haydn Shaw
Bill Abbott
Duane Anderson
Baldwin
Lewis Loper
Norman Shire
Richemond
Freddie Black
State Trees Now Ready for Kansas Christmas Trees
Kansas grown Christmas trees are available in quantity this season with an estimated 25,000 to 30,000 trees to be sold. Extension forester Harold Gallaher notes Kansas growers could supply a larger share of the half million trees Kansans buy annually within two or three years. He cites freshness and minimal needle drop as advantages of local trees grown near Manhattan and other cities.
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Manhattan
Kan
Harold Gallaher
Kansas State University
Kansas
Gallaher
St John
Leavenworth
Edwardsville
Olathe
Pittsburg
Death row clemency hearing and rural water district bid
First published notice lists Carl Ray Chase seeking executive clemency in Topeka on December 30 1964 and a hearing for the proposed Rural Water District No 3 Franklin County Kansas. The notice directs landowners within the district to respond to the Franklin County Board of Commissioners.
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Carl Ra
Hipneenr
Fata
Franklin County
Kansas
Topeka
Carl Ray Chase
KSP
Obituary notices for Leland C Babcock and Bertha May Bechtel
Leland C Babcock 65 of 204 Maple died 10 30 pm Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of poor health. Services 2 30 pm Monday at Lamb Funeral Home Rev David J Sullivan officiating burial in Peoria Cemetery born November 10 1899 in Jewell County lived Ottawa 14 years moved from Wichita retired last year as dairy route distributor for Select Dairy married Frances Matthews May 14 1919 near Dresden Kan survived by widow two daughters Mrs Joe Lawrence Derby and Mrs Adell Dean Ottawa RFD 2 a son Norval S Babcock Hutchinson nine grandchildren one sister Mrs Floyd Mountford Wichita three brothers Charles S Babcock Commerce City Colo Olin L Babcock Moreland and R Worthy Babcock Wichita and several nieces and nephews Bertha May Bechtel 80 of Roseville Michigan died 10 15 pm Friday widow of George B Bechtel formerly of Baldwin and Princeton Survived by son George Hillis Bechtel Roseville Mich granddaughter great grandson and several stepchildren Services at Lamb's Funeral Home Wednesday burial in Oak Lawn Cemetery Baldwin plans not yet complete
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Leland C
Babcock
Leland C. Babcock
Maple
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb Funeral Home
David J. Sullivan
Peoria
Jewell County
Ottawa
Wichita
Select
Frances T. Matthews
Dreseden
Kan
Church of the Nazarene
Joe Lawrence
Derby
Adell Dean
RFD
Norval S. Babcock
Hutchinson
Floyd
Bertha May Bechtel
Roseville
Mich
George B. Bechtel
Baldwin
Princeton
George Hillis Bechtel
Lamb
Oak Lawn
Mapping of a rural water district boundaries in Franklin County
Land boundary description stretches across Townships 18 South and 19 East with multiple section corners and lines. Notice sets hearing for December 14 1964 in Ottawa Kansas and calls a landowner meeting in Princeton Kansas December 15 1964 to discuss incorporation and board selection.
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Princeton
Franklin County
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners
Township 18
Township
Section
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Franklin County Court House
Ottawa
City Hall
Bruce Spears
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C. L. Davidson
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Howard Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
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Harold Stewart
Jack Nelson
Pomona
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Max Allen
Poona
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