Military and medical briefs posted for service members and relocation
Private Ray E Tillery is stationed at Parris Island South Carolina with mail address details. Curtis E Reeves 25 son of Mr and Mrs Emory Reeves Wellsville graduated from non commissioned officer academy in Bad Tolz Germany on December 18. Reeves is radio teletype team chief in the Berlin Brigade near Helmstedt, he joined the Army July 1962 and arrived overseas February 1963. The doctors Barr Goblier and Strehlow office will be closed December 30 and 31 to move to 1302 S Main Medical Arts Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Tillery
Parris Island
South Carolina
S. C
Curtis E. Reeves
Emory Reeves
Wellsville
Bad Tolz
Geremany
Reeves
Berlin
Helmstedt
Drs. Barr
Gob Lier
Strehlow
S. Main
Medical Arts Bldg
Adv
Foreign Correspondents Change To Adapt To Changed World
John M. Hightower, AP veteran, analyzes the evolving role of foreign correspondents amid a connected world. He argues reporters must blend curiosity, judgment, and clear transmission to inform citizens and influence policy while maintaining detachment and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hightower
Dean Rusk
Not Much Room Atop The Ladder For Noted Persons
AP Biographical Service has traced 4200 figures over 50 years, averaging 84 per year, with sketches ranging 1000 to 10000 words sent to editors. The service aids obituaries and living coverage, using prepared notes when death or illness occurs, an idea pioneered by Charles E. Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
The
Press Association
Man O’ War
Charles E. Crane
Jackie and kids depart for Aspen ski vacation
Mrs John F Kennedy and her children Caroline seven and John Jr four left New York by jet for Denver then Aspen Colorado for a Kennedy family ski vacation. Secret service accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John F. Kennedy
Denver
Kennedy
Aspen
Colo
Caroline
John Jr
Record Try Not Success
In St Petersburg Florida AP Max Conrad 61 aimed to break a long distance light plane record but was forced to land over mechanical difficulties after turning back from the Gulf of Mexico He was flying from Cape Town to New Orleans in a Piper Twin Comanche seeking the 7668 mile world record set in 1959 from Casablanca to Los Angeles Initial departure was 11 p m December 23 with 700 gallons of fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Petersburg
Fla
Max Conrad
Federal Aviation Agency
Gulf of Mexico
Cape Town
South Africa
New Oreleans
Casablanca
Morocco
Los Angeles
Conrad
New Orleans
Deaths in Ottawa area Mrs Elizabeth Ackerman and Jack Sullins
Elizabeth Valentine Ackerman 74 of 625 N Hickory died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a four day stay. Services Monday at Towner Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Born February 14 1890 in Gridley she lived in Gridley Burlington and Ottawa since 1942. Survived by two sons, eight grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and three brothers. Albert E Sullins 1897 Adrian Mo died Friday at KU Medical Center. Veteran WWI he retired 1963 from Kansas State Employment Service. Survived by Emma Lou Knight wife, four sisters, two brothers and several nieces and nephews. Burial Highland Cemetery with church funeral at Trinity Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ackerman
Elizabeth Valentine Ackerman
Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
R. C. Stephens
Highland Cemetery
Ackerman
Gridley
Burlington
Ottawa
Albert E
Jack
Sullins
N. Cedar
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Adrian
John Glover
Annie Jones Sullins
Kansas
Kansas State Employment Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Warren Black Post
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Emma Lou Knight
Osawatomie
Elsie Fortner
Butler, Mo
Ethel Christie
Pearl Lybarger
Ruby Sullins
Walter
Clarence Sullins
Osawatomele
Towner
Funeral services for Robert A. Bogle held at Dengel and Son Mortuary
Robert A. Bogle died December 22. Services December 24 were led by Rev. C. W. Greisen at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Pallbearers included Fred Lehnert Clarence Rea Fred Gardner Chalmers Clark Estel Northway and Chris P. Johnson. Mrs A H North sang with Mrs Hank North accompanying. Burial at Highland Cemetery with Ottawa Lodge No 18 Masonic services conducted by Melvin Sellers and Charles Ratliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Bogle
Dengel and Son Mortuary
C. W. Greisen
Fred Lehnert
Clarence Rea
Fred Gardner
Chalmers Clark
Estel Northway
Chris P. Johnson
A.H. North
Hank North
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Melvin Sellers
Charles Ratliff
Prisoner Takes Sheriff's New Car On Christmas Joy Ride
Tommy Luke, 24, slipped from Dorchester County Jail Christmas Eve and borrowed the sheriff's brand new police car to visit a girl friend in Hurlock. He brought it back early Christmas morning after being told to return it by Sheriff Calvert Creighton. Luke, originally jailed for driving on a revoked license, faces charges of breaking out of jail unauthorized use of the police car and breaking the girlfriend's jaw. He is now in a security cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Md
Dorchester County
Tommy Luke
Hurlock Md
Calvert Creighton
Luke
Smoke Eaters Award Heroes For Fire Rescue
The National Smoke Eaters Club announced 21 individuals and 13 organizations receive heroism citations for saving lives from a fire. Notable survivors include Jessie Leonard, 14, and other youths rescued from a burning apartment. awards led by Milwaukee Fire Chief James R. Moher will be presented January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
National
Jessie Leonard
Kansas City
Kan
David
Steve
Arveca
James R. Moher
Rote Sees AFL and NFL Near Same Playing Level
Tos Bin Rote, veteran quarterback, says the National and American Football Leagues are close in level. He notes NFL depth in defensive secondary may edge AFL, but AFL excels in young players and overall depth of experience among veterans. Rote, 36, retires after last game with the Chargers in the AFL title clash against the Bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Tosbin Rote
San Diego
American Football League
NFL
Rote
AFL
Canada
Chargers
Teleevision
Green Bay
Detroit
Lions
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo Bills
ABC
None Hurt In Wrecks
Three accidents on South Main Thursday caused no reported injuries and minor damage. At Third and Main 12 17 p.m. Clyde E. Gerdsen backed into Dr. John N. Thornburg after the light changed red, causing two headlight units to break. A second crash at the same intersection at 12 47 p.m. involved Leland Shaffer swerving to avoid a backing car, leading to a collision with Bird M Stankard’s Ford. damages listed. The final incident near Pence's IGA at 4 21 p.m. saw Clarence I Good’s Chevy hit in the right front door by James R Foster’s car, with damage only to Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Third and Main
Clyde E. Gerdsen
Iola
John N. Thornburg
S. Oak
Gerdsen
Thornburg
Leland Shaffer
Melvern
Bird M
Stankard
Ottawa
Chevrolet
Ford
Pence
IGA
Block South Main
Local Market Prices For Grains And Dairy
Readable parts show Soybeans and Wheat values with decimals, Shelled Corn and Ear Corn quoted, Butterfat and Barley, Oats, Ray and other commodities listed with varied figures. Data appears fragmented but indicates daily market pricing across grains and dairy components.
Crime crackdown trims Japan gang strength says police chief
TOKYO AP police drive launched in 1964 struck a severe blow at Tokyo gangster organizations, chief Bunhei Hara said at year end. He cautioned that organized crime would not disappear in a year and estimated 180,000 members. Gangs control dope traffic prostitution and extortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Bunhei Hara
Hospital Notes Admissions List Drawn From Local Records
Admissions include Nadine Blankenship Pomona Troy Lee Schemm Shawnee Mission David Meneley Waverly Elmer Bell 819 W 7th Roger Comstock Quenemo Sylvia Davis 820 Burrough Patti Jean Paul Lyndon Oscar Parks Pomona Donald Godfrey Richmond Christopher Loper 309 East 2nd George Wintten Aliceville Penny Lynn Smith 272 N Cedar M J Morris Quenemo Don Burroughs and son 719 N Mulberry Thomas Eneihen Rantoul Saturday Friday Thursday listed for admission across multiple towns and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Blankenship
Pomona
Troy Lee Schemm
Shawenee Mission
David Meneley
Waverly
Elmer Bell
W. 7Th
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
Sylvia Davis
Burrough
Patti Jean Paul
Lyndon
Oscar W. Parks
Donald T. Godfrey
Richmond
Christopher Loper
East 2Nd
George Wintten
Aliceville
Penny Lynn Smith
Cedar
M. J. Morris
Don Burroughs and Son
Mulberry
Thomas Eneihen
Rantoul
Hockey Scores and Schedules From Friday to Monday
The Associated Press reports Friday hockey results Montreal 2 Detroit 2 and New York 3 Boston 0. Toronto 3 Chicago 3. Today's Detroit at Montreal Chicago at Toronto Boston at New York. Sunday's New York at Detroit Boston at Chicago. Monday no games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montreal
Detroit
New York
Boston
Toronto
Chicago
Former Paola Residents Die in California Flood
A former Paola man Leslie Brueck 57 his wife Mrs Regenta and their son Kelly died in Pepperwood California flood they stayed at a motel to prevent looting Karl Brueck a Paola brother said bodies will be sent home for services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Paola
Leslie Brueck
Regenta
Kelly
Pepperwood
Calif
Karl Brueck
Christmas Tradition Follows Family Breakfast and Dinner
Mrs. W N Collins hosted Christmas with a 10 am breakfast and 4 pm dinner. Family and friends gathered include Willis Weidner and family from Topeka and Overland Park, Eva Rundle, Ray Lloyd, Ronnie Hobbs and others, plus David Rukes from Emporia State and Maynard Reinecke party attendees from Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Collins
S. Main
Collins
Julie Hobbs
Lawrence
Joe Drake
Karen Bauman
Judy Bauman
Woodie Weidner
Ronnie Hobbs
Bill Weidner
Donnie Hobbs
Mrs. Collins
Sam Weidner
W.N. Collins
Willis Weidner
Bill
Sam
Cindy
Woodie
Topeka
Gene Bauman
Karen
Judy
Overland Park
Eva Rundle
Ray Lloyd
Richmond
Donnie
Julie
David Rukes
Emporia
Emeporia State
Max Drake
Luanne
Joe
Maynard Reinecke
Ottawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
John M. Hightower
U. S. State Department
Orient Express
Richard Harding Davis
Pax Britannica
America
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Washington
U. S
United States
Europe
United Nations
London
Paris
Africa
Latin America
Moscow
Peking
de Gaulle
White House
State Department
Congress
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
France
NATO
Soviet Union
China
Alliance For Progress
Jackie
Albert E, Sullins
Trinity Methoodist Church
Robert Craig
St. Paul Guard
Robert A Bogle
Happy Yule
Clarence I. Good
James R. Foster
Cowniner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!