Swine School Set for Dec 14 in Iola and Dec 15 in Topeka
Franklin County swine producers are urged to attend the Extension District Swine School at Iola Armory December 14 from 9 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Speakers include Wenfell Moyer Bert Kach M W Osburn and Robert Coppersmith with exhibits and a Dutch lunch. A parallel session will be held in Topeka December 15 at the Armory 9 30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with similar topics and speakers.
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Swine School
Iola
Tom Maxwell
Wenfell Moyer
Extension
Fivestock
Bert Kach
K-State University
State Board of Agriculture
Leo Wendling
M. W. Osburn
Robert Coppersmith
Maxwell
Franklin County
Topeka
U. S. 75
Herb Burk
Pla
Herb
Kansas State University and Extension Councils
Liberal seeks ouster of Sheriff Lynn Urwin
Seek Ouster Of Sheriff At Liberal. In Liberal Kansas AP report, Seward County District Court hears an ouster action against Sheriff Lynn Urwin filed by County Attorney Maxine Wood. Charges include taking bribes, drinking on duty, brutality, jail security lapses, failure to serve warrants, and improper fingerprinting of prisoners. The case references envelopes with $100 sent to the sheriff, with some intercepted by undersheriff Jim Wright and Deputy Al Bonsall who then handed them to the county attorney.
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Liberal
Kan (Ap
Lynn Urwin
Seward County
Maxine Wood
Urwin
Dodge City
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Coffey resigns over petition amid Urwin charges
Harold Coffey, a longtime county deputy, resigns after a petition is filed and states he is tired of the turmoil. The county attorney says Coffey is not linked to the charges against Urwin, while Mrs. Wood notes the petition had the approval of Attorney General William Ferguson.
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Harold Coffey
Civil Action Not Involving Criminal Trial Or Fines
A civil action is described with no criminal trial mentioned and no possible fines or imprisonment indicated. The notice outlines the legal proceeding as a civil matter rather than a criminal case.
Rescued After Ditch Cave-In
Wiley Tatum a 25 year old man was buried under three feet of dirt in a sewer ditch cave in Thursday and was brought out alive by rescuers after 27 minutes of effort rescuers uncovered his head and found him conscious in Kansas City Kansas AP report
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Kansas City
Kan
Wiley Tatum
Mulelike Donkeys Greet Fedora at Spencer Ranch
Harold H. Spencer of Pittsburg fans a novel project at his 780 acre Black Angus ranch northeast of town. He keeps Mediterranean donkeys led by Fedo ra and Adolpho who pull carts and romp with calves and pigs while not yet decided on their future use. The animals measure about 34 inches at the withers and are treated like pets rather than work stock.
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Pittsburg
Harold H. Spencer
Fedora
Francita
Adolpho
Jack
Spencer
Explusive
Tatum Rescued After Second Cave-In Delays Escape
Tatum faced a brief breathing space against a ditch wall as rescue teams battled through a second cave-in, taking an additional hour to free his feet. The incident halted operations briefly but responders continued to stabilize the area and assist.
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Tatum
City Youngsters Find Lots To Do In 4-H Club Work
The Westerners 4H Club, Ottawa's first urban club, began in March 1958 with 16 members. Leaders included Patricia Richardson as president and Mrs Earl Richardson as a community leader. Meeting sites have changed from an Army recruiting office to a Boy Scout cabin and the Armory. Peak enrollment reached 32 in 1959. Members pursue projects in entomology woodwork electricity gardening and home arts. Activities include parties skating swimming bowling hay-rack rides square dances and cookies baked for nursing homes. Fundraisers covered corn rag drives and box suppers. Three members attended Rock Springs 4-H camp. 12 current members plus one associate participate. Members listed: Jean Allen Dennis Barnes Judy Barnes Carol Clark Eddie Clare Louise Dale Patty Lambert Shirley Lambert Dennis McIntire Patricia Richardson Bill Richeson Nancy Richeson Penny Schnoke.
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Westerners 4H
Ottawa
Patricia Richardson
Linda Shaughnessy
Brenda Lopez
Earl Richardson
L. M. Shaughnessy
Don Brown
Les Sallee
Mary Dean Holle
Army Recruiting Office
South Main
Boy Scout Cabin
Forest Park
Armory
Rock Springs
Jean Allen
Dennis Barnes
Judy Barnes
Rol Clark
Eddie Clare
Louise Dale
Patty Lambert
Shirley Lambert
Dennis McIntire
Bill Richeson
Nancy Richeson
Penny Schnoke
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By Don Brown
Ottawa Westerners 4-H
Maple
Beech
Herald
Bonsall
Harold C. Taylor
Headlight & Sun
Associated Press
Herman
Cotton) Crockett
Colby
City
Penny
Bng
the Gas Service CO
Bennett
Bennett Retail
N. Main
Missouri
Hereford Assn
Sedalia, Missouri
Fulkerson Sales Service
Liberty, Mo
Lete
Towa
Christmas Club
Peoples National Christmas Club
the Peoples National
Bank OF Ottawa
Belley Doane Agricultural
Dite Rvir
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