Kansas students shine inSpeech I Potpourri finals
Gary Beauchamp of Pomona was among 16 Kansas University students in the Speech I Potpourri finals. Other items note Mrs. A. B. Fogle receiving treatment in Kansas City and local bridge winners at the Ellis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Beauchamp
T. T. Beauchamp
RFD 1
Pomona
Kansas University
A. B. Fogle
Williamsburg
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Ellis Club
R. A. Anderson
Lou Brady
Gene Bush
Hazel Hartley
Larry Crater
Eunice Ott
John Wassmer
Arthur M. Harkins
A. T. Harkins
University of Massachusetts
Kansas Highways Report Normal After Snowfall
AP dispatch from Topeka notes Kansas roads were in normal driving condition after a light snowfall late Monday. Crews worked until about 11 p.m. to treat slick routes, continuing into today where needed. Doniphan County's Ellwood reported about two inches of snow, while Atchison had about one inch.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nornia
Ellwood
Doniphan County
Highway Department
Atchison
New Army Game Legal Puzzle
London AP reports Britain grappling with service members running for Parliament to avoid duty. Some 245 candidates have registered for two vacant Commons seats, most being servicemen. Authorities seek lawful limits on this practice as debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
House of Commons
Commons
Welfare Workers To Meet In Coffeyville
Welfare department will host the Southeast Kansas Association of Social Welfare Workers gathering in Coffeyville on Thursday. Social workers from a 17 county area will discuss future mental health programs and worker client relations. Attendees from Franklin County include Mrs. Helen Carey Mrs. Alice Kaiser Mrs. Betty Haverty and Judy Lang. The association draws members from Greenwood Elk Chautauqua Montgomery Wilson Woodson Coffey Labette Neosho Allen Anderson Franklin Miami Linn Bourbon Crawford and Cherokee counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Welfare Department
Southeast Kansas Association of Social Welfare Workers
Coffeyville
Franklin County
Helen Carey
Alice Kaiser
Betty Haverty
Judy Lang
Greenwood, Elk, Chautauqua
Montgomery, Wilson
Woodson
Coffey
Labette
Neosho
Allen, Anderson
Franklin
Miami
Linn
Bourbon
Crawford
Cherokee Counties
City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Steady to Mixed
Local market notes show cattle at 950 to 1125 pounds priced 28.00 to 29.00 for top lots, good to choice calves steady. Hogs uneven with 210 pound barrows at 15.75 to 17.00, sows near 13.50 to 14.25. sheep around steady with prime lambs 18.00 to 19.50 and ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
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Nanoad City
Missionary Will Speak At Ottawa First Baptist Church
Rev Kenneth P Losh of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society will address Ottawa First Baptist Church after a 6 30 family night supper. He serves as student chaplain at Central Philippine University and oversees a 3000 strong youth network across the islands. A budget vote follows the talk with Elliott Hall hosting the 1963 vote. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth P. Losh
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Philippines
Ottawa
First Baptist
Mr. Losh
Central Philippine University
Llolilo City
Anderson, Land
Ottawa University
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Kas
Five Ottawans At Pittsburg Five Ottawans At Pittsburg
Seven Ottawa and Franklin County students helped swell Kansas State College of Pittsburg enrollment to a record 13 909 this year. Franklin County names include Janet Oma Crowell Harvey M Drake Jon Roger Hamilton Susan Lee Harvey and John Carroll Wells Ottawa Samuel Edward Caylor Rantoul and Richard Don Miskimon Williamsburg. Students from 34 states and 12 foreign countries are enrolled at KSC of Pittsburg this year.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Janet Oma Crowell
Harvey M. Drake
Jon Roger Hamilton
Susan Lee Harvey
John Carrol Wells
Samuel Edward Caylor
Rantoul
Richard Don Miskimon
Williamsburg
KSC of
Pittsburg
Jack Benny Returns to Broadway After 31 Years
Hollywood AP Jack Benny, 68, plans a Broadway rehearsal with The Jack Benny Show start Feb 11 in Toronto and a six week stand at New York's Ziegfeld Theater beginning Feb 27. He brings Jane Morgan and the Beverly Hillbillies, says Broadway is fun and drives his daily violin practice as a relaxation. Benny notes TV season ease, golf, and focus on sustaining laughs amid ratings uncertainty. He credits the violin with his clear mind and stresses performance as his energy.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Jack Benny
Waukegan, al
Funnyman
Earl Carroll
New York
Jack Beny
O’keefe
Toronto
Jane Morgan
Benny
Dick Powell
Untouchables
Hike Rate On Storm Insurance In Kansas
Kansas state insurance commissioner Frank Sullivan announced wind and hail insurance rate increases for dwellings of 40 cents per 1000 dollars annually. All future polices will include a 50 dollar deductible, exempting the first 50 dollars of damage, not applying to contents. He cited heavy storm losses and abusive claims as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Wellsville WSCS Meeting Time Change
The Wellsville Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service changes its meeting to 2 p.m. Thursday December 13 in the new educational building, with Elizabeth Luce of Della C. Lamb Neighborhood Center as speaker. A special service at Ruhamah Baptist Church tonight at 7:30 features Rev. Kenneth Losh returning from the Philippines.
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Wellsville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wellsville Methodist Church
Elizabeth Luce
Della C. Lamb
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Kenneth Losh
Philippines
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listing
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Ruth Hoopes Mrs Richard Hewitt Wan da Marie Mace and others on Monday. Dismissals show Sidney Morris transferred to St Luke Hospital Kansas City and Miss Lucy Lee to Cedar House nursing home on Monday. Also noting Mrs Clark Shepheard and baby daughter Pomona Mrs Dale VanHorn land baby son and Herbert Welsh on Tuesday.
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Sidney Morris
S. Locust
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Lucy Lee
S. Mulberry
Cedar House Nursing Home
Clark Shepheard
Pomona
Dale VanHorn Land
Herbert Welsh
Wellsville Family Moves to Hutchinson for Work and Home
Mrs. David Sieg and her sons will join Mr. Sieg in Hutchinson after purchasing a home at 520 East Park. Sieg works at Cessna Hydraulic Plant. Wellsville officials attended a Kansas schools delegate assembly in Salina. Church groups hosted events including a Woman's Society luncheon and a Nativity scene project at New Hope Baptist Church.
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David Sieg
Sieg
Hutchinson
East Park
Cessna Hydraulic
W. E. Peterson
Wellsville
Harold Good
Kansas Association of Schol Boards
Salina
New Hope Baptist Church
George Miller
Accounting interns from KU and KU tied to firms in six weeks
Edwin Lyle Pippenger of Ottawa and Philip Wiederholt of Pratt on, Kansas, among 18 accounting seniors chosen for six week internships with certified public accounting firms. They start December 26 and end February 2. Pippenger, son of Clarence and Mrs. Pippenger, will work for Lybrand Ross Brothers and Montgomery in Rockford, Illinois.
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Edwin Lyle Pippenger
Ottawa
Philip Wiederholt
Princeton
Kansas State University
Pippenger
Clarence Pippenger
Lybrand, Ross Brothers and Montgomery
Rockford
Ill
Top ten business stories of 1962 stock market slump
A compact survey of 1962’s key business themes led by the stock market decline at year end and the Cuban crisis tied rebound. It covers Steel Price Donnybrook, taxes, recession fears, Common Market, the dollar’s status, growth, deficits, unemployment, and a tightening profit squeeze. The piece cites President Kennedy, government guidelines, and broader economic policy debates shaping 1963 outlook.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Russia
Cuba
Donnybrook
Kennedy
Congress
Europe
Treasury
Cupid's Hand In Glossary Mood Hits Seattle
Chu den Surkhang, 22, and Melvin C. Goldstein, 24, met while compiling a glossary of Tibetan newspaper terms at the University of Washington. The Tibetan student consultant and the Tibetan language PhD candidate plan to marry Friday after finishing the glossary.
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Seattle, Wash
Chuden Surkhang
Melvin C. Goldstein
Miss Surkhang
America
Goldstein
University of Washington
Red Party On Trial
Washington AP report on the Communist party of the United States facing trial for refusing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union under the 1950 Internal Security Act. Indictments target party officers Gus Hall and Benjamin J. Davis. penalties include fines up to 10000 dollars per day of noncompliance.
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Washington
Communist Party of the United
Tormey
Defense Committee
Gus Hall
Benjamin J. Davis
Hall
Davis
Communist Party
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Supreme Court
Moscow
Former OU Coed Viet Nam Nurse
Marva E Hasselblad, a former Ottawa University student from New York City, studied nursing at OU and Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. She joined the National Protestant Church of Viet Nam for a three year mission near Nhatrang, 185 miles northeast of Saigon, working at a mission hospital and earning high praise from doctors.
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Ottawa University
Atus
Viet Nam
University of Is
Missouri
Marva E. Hasselblad
New York City
National Protestant Church of
Nhatrang
Saigon
Funeral Notices for Henry Patton Paul Gifford Hollinger and Others
Funeral services were held in Wellsville for Henry Patton with Rev. Jim Nabors officiating and pallbearers named. Paul R. Gifford of Edgerton was laid to rest in Edgerton Cemetery with Rev. Otis Bussart and Rev. Donald Groves leading the rites. Lila May Hollinger’s service occurred at Wellsville Methodist Church with J Linn Holtwick and organist Fern Barnett. Laura Young, who died December 6, was buried at Highland Cemetery after services at Dengel & Son Mortuary. Army Mothers Post 4 attended.
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Henry Patton
Coughlin Chapel
Wellsville
Jim Nabors
J. Linn Holtwick
Fern Barnett
Oscar Seamonds
Ralph Batten
Chester Jones
Robert Hale
Edwin Seamonds
Dee Stuart
Palestine Lodge No
Edgerton
Gardner Cemetery
Lila Hollinger
Lila May Hollinger
Wellsville Methodist Church
Jim Na
Bors
Darrell Childs
Clarence Hollinger
Rex Hollinger
Ronie Hollinger
Ray Alpert
Burl Alpert
Roger Rose
Miller Powell
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Laura Young
Laurra Young
Dengel & Son
Charles DuMond
John Allen
Roy Snyder
Ray Simmons
Roy Gerhard
Ernest Watkins
Richard Turner
Lewis Turner
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Army Mothers Post No. 4
Young
Printy and Son Sale Dates At Local Auctions
Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap announce weekly community auctions every Tuesday night at 7 pm at 1196 North Main and a second sale every Thursday at 1130 Main Street. The notices list sale dates and locations for upcoming weeks.
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Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
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Jean Kendall
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Larned
Owen Fallowell
Mulberry
James H. Davis
Winter General Hospital
Followell
Tessendorf Funeral Home
Onaga
Eugene G. Erickson
Joyce Ann Erickson
Charles Williamson
A&p
Russell P. Jack
Arthur “Doc” Jones
H. A. Alexander
Mayor Williamson
Orville T. Hayward
O. G. Merrick
Islands
College of Theology
Losh
Chaplin
Rev
Broadway
Las Vegas
WSCS
Ruth Hoopes
Richard Hewitt
College
Wanda Marie Mace
N. Poplar
Martha Johnson
Cypress
Wellsville News
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Charles Pierce
Danny Johnson
Cupid
Red Party
Marva
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Downer’s Chapel
Lamb
Blanche Lome
Heb Robart
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbreak
Kansan
Allen County Livestock Agntion Gas City
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson Street
Kane
Nettle Gibson
Maple Street
Kans
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Beary North
Hay
John Lloyd Hay
Pomona Methodist Church
Woodlawn
Towner
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