Richmond Free Fair annual meeting with election of directors
The Richmond Free Fair Association will hold its annual meeting at p m Wednesday Dec 30 in the St Therese Church basement. An election of directors will be foremost on the agenda. Contributions to the Red Cross in Richmond township totaled 157.27. The Professional Pharmacy is moving to the Medical Arts Building 1302 South Main and will operate as Kramer’s Pharmacy starting January 2. An assessor’s school for township trustees was held in the courthouse with County Clerk Bruce Spears explaining the new tax exemption for household goods not used for income. Twenty one pairs of coyote ears were turned in by Merle Caylor who received 42 for the ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Free Fair Association
St. Therese Church
Red Cross
Richmond Township
Medical Arts
South Main
Kramer’s Pharmacy
S. Main St
Court House
Bruce Spears
Spears
Merle Caylor
Rantoul
Caylor
State of
Kansas
Ann Elizaebeth Deitrickson
Len Paul Deitrickson
Deitrickeson
Rita E. Ridgely
Rita E. Deitrickson
Ann Elizabeth Deitrickson
Sen Paul Deitrickson
Sue Eilen Deitrickson
Ellis County
Toenst
Ottawa
Franklin County
Paul Deitrickson
Sue Ellen Deitrickson
Police News Bristow Cited For Speeding In 20 MPH Zone
James O Bristow aged 17 of 634 N Poplar was cited today for speeding 30 in a 20 mph zone. Albert Sullard aged 64 of Ottawa RFD 1 was jailed at 8 25 pm Monday for being drunk in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Bristow
N. Poplar
Albert Sullard
Ottawa
Gangs Kill Eleven Men In Boston Area Murders
Eleven men have been slain in unsolved gangland style killings across Greater Boston since March. The latest victim, George E. Ash, 438, was stabbed more than 50 times and shot in the head, his body found in a parked car early Monday. Ash worked as a bartender in Brighton after eight months in Rhode Island prison for a Providence slaying. Police link the feud between rival gangs to the surge in killings and recent attempted murders.
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Boston
George E. Ash
Ash
Brighton
Rhode Island
Providence
Albert G. Freeland
County Court records list traffic fines and pleas varied
In Bethel James Deluca Jr pleaded guilty to speeding 90 in a 75 mph zone two miles northeast of Ottawa and was fined 14.50 plus costs. William P. Austin of Cottonwood Falls was fined 10 plus costs for following too closely on US 50 at Homewood. David Ross Stout of Monroe Trailer Court pled guilty to defective lights and paid 5 plus costs. Larry G. Marcum of Wichita pleaded guilty to speeding 67 in a 60 mph zone two miles east of Homewood on US 50 and was fined 7 plus costs. Willis E. Seaton of Williamsburg was fined 10 plus costs for following too closely on US 50 at Williamsburg.
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James Deluca Jr
Bethel
L35
Ottawa
William P. Austin
Cottonwood Falls
Homewood
David Ross Stout
Monroe
Stout
Larry G. Marcum
Wichita
Willis E. Seaton
Williamsburg
Saugerties honors Medal of Honor winner Donlon
About 4000 residents in Saugerties, New York, turned out in freezing weather to honor Capt. Roger H. C. Donlon, the first Medal of Honor recipient from Vietnam. The town renamed the municipal auditorium, held a large reception, and presented gifts including a life membership in the volunteer fire department, plaques from veterans groups, and a 200 dollar bond. Donlon earned the medal for the Camp Nam Dong defense in July last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugerties
N.Y
Hudson Valley
Roger H. C. Donlon
South Viet Nam
Donlon
Ald
Ulster County
Harry
Voluneteer Fire Department
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dads of
Foreign Service Veterans
South Side
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Saugerties High School
U.S
Women’s Societies
St. Mary’s Church
Peter M. Williams
Ulster County Board of Supervisors
Camp Nam Dong
Johnson
White House
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Hospital notes list admissions Judy Shelton Wellsville RFD 2 Joe Canfield Ottawa RFD 2 Mon day Douglas Kramer 721 Willow Mary Marzoli Ottawa RFD 1 Nancy Cole 810 Willow Nancy Rockers Wellsville Paul Shoemaker Rantoul Tuesday Dismissals Patricia Ledom 616 S Lycas more Margie Johnson Baldwin Sherri and Terry Henry Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Rex Myers 831 Estabrook Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Shelton
Wellsville
Joe Canfield
Ottawa
Douglas Kramer
Mary Marzoli
Nancy Cole
Nancy Rockers
Paul Shoemaker
Rantoul
Patricia Ledom
S. Lycasmore
Margie Johnson
Baldwin
Sherri
Terry Henry
RFD
Rex Myers
Estabrook
Lawrence bridge winners swept most top spots at Elk's Club
Last night at the Elk's Club bridge game Lawrence players dominated the event. Dr. John Thornburg of Ottawa teamed with Helda Kursk to claim second in north-south. Other winners included Mrs Warren Casey and Brian Grace first in north-south, Mr and Mrs William R. Scott first in east-west, and Mrs Allyn Underwood with Mrs E E Hazlett second in east-west.
Ottawa Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Franklin Don Yates 21 and Mary Lois Snell 20 both of Ottawa apply for marriage licenses. Ronald L. Keefer 21 of Ottawa and Betty J. Walters 16 of Ottawa also apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Don Yates
Ottawa
Mary Lois Snell
Ronald L. Keefer
Betty J. Walters
Traffic Toll Over Christmas Weekend Hits 578
AP reports 578 traffic deaths occurred over the three day Christmas holiday weekend, the second highest toll for such a period. The record 609 deaths dates to 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheago
Deaths of Robbs Crane Foose and Foose kin in Ottawa area
Obituaries from Ottawa area list Mrs. Harriet E Robbs 71 of Wellsville dying in Ransom Memorial Hospital with services in Wellsville Assembly of God. O. P. Ollie Crane 81 of Ottawa died in hospital. buried Highland Cemetery. Clarence A. Foose 69 former Ottawa highway engineer died near Wichita. Viola McGhee 91 of Seward Alaska formerly Tyro area active in family service. services planned in Tyro. Surviving children and extended families named for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet E, Robbs
Harriet Elizabeth Robbs
Wellsville
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Oklo
Jerry Smithey
General Sherman Robbs
Maudie Cox
Chillicothe
Clara Rankin
Las Vegas
Nev
Marion Smithey
Dundee
Joe Smithey
Big Cabin
Okla
Elvis Robbs
Colorado Springs
Franklin Robbs
Newark
Calif
Ollie
Crane
S. Poplar
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
Allen County
Ottawa
Etta Steele
Marian Craneford
Pomona
Marjoria Fisher
Indianapolis
Ind
Ray S. Crane
Rex D. Crane
Ralph E. Crane
Harold O. Crane
Kansas City
Archie Kennedy
Laura Needham
Effie Triplett
Topeka
Viola McGhee
Seward
Alaska
Coughlin Funeral Home
Methodist
Tyro
Kan
J. M. Torrence
Robbins Cemetery
McGhee
Carrolton
Samuel H. McGhee
Clarence McGhee
Madison
Jesse McGhee
Joplin
Roy McGhee
Kingman
Leaton McGhee
Sacramento
William McGhee
Smith River
Austin McGhee
Cave Junction
Ore
Bertha MeeGhee
Ethel Davidson
Ferrerview
Melissa Fiscus
Gunmen Rob City Hall in Buffalo Theft
AP reports two gunmen robbed Buffalo city treasurer Melvin Elliott’s office of about 299000 dollars. Elliott was struck on the head as he tried to stall them. most funds were in checks. Patrolman Thomas J. Wright pursued and fired at the getaway car, claiming a possible hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Melvin Elliott
Elliott
Thomas J. Wright
Wright
Building Permits Awarded For Local Structures
Frank Snook of 118 West 16th received a permit to erect a metal building at an estimated cost of 4500 dollars. Alfred Earl Ware of 7095 Cedar was granted a permit to construct an apartment building addition at about 700 dollars. Earl Sommer of 724 North Oak was issued a permit to alter a single family residence at roughly 400 dollars.
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Frank Snook
16Th
Alfred Earl Ware
Earl Sommer
N. Oak
Three Rob Riley Bank Robbery in Riley Kansas
Three men robbed Riley State Bank in Riley Kansas and escaped with an undetermined amount of money. Harold Holmes, the cashier, stated the trio forced employees and customers to one side, herded them into the vault, and used a safety latch to escape after locking the vault door. They fled in a car believed stolen in St Marys. The bank is auditing its books to assess the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys
Kan
Holmes
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Eggs
KC Markets in Kansas City reports cattle 2,800 and calves 100 steady with ranges for steers around 22.50 and 21.00 to 22.50 for good to choice, hogs at 4,500 steady to lower with barrows and gilts near 16.50 to 16.75 per 100 pounds, sows 12.50 to 13.75, sheep 800 steady with lambs 20.50 to 21.00 and ewes 4.50 to 5.50. Consumer eggs large 28-30 cents, medium 21-25, wholesale eggs large 33-34, mediums 28-29. Other produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
Viet Leaders Confer as US Ties Aid to Restored Council
Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh and staff flew to Cap St Jacques for talks aimed at breaking the deadlock with the United States over aid. Washington has withheld about 600 million dollars since the Dec 20 ouster of the High National Council and arrests of political leaders. Chief of State Phan Khac Suu and Premier Tran Van Huong called for restoring the council.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Cap St. Jacques
United States
Khanh
High National Council
Council
Washington
Phan Khac Suu
Tran van Huong
National Council
Suu
Huong
Funeral Services for Elizabeth Ackerman Held at Towner Chapel
Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Valentine Ackerman who died December 25 were December 28 at the Towner Chapel. Rev. R. C. Stephens officiated with pallbearers Earl Chapman Clifford Carey Eugene Routen Bennie Gilmore Donald Catuska and William Johnson. Burial was in Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ackerman
Elizabeth Valentine Ackerman
Towner Chapel
R. C. Stephens
Earl Chapman
Clifford Carey
Eugene Routen
Bennie Gilmore
Donald Catuska
William Johnson
A.H. North
J. M. Kilegore
Highland Cemetery
House Speaker In Key Role In House Rules Fight
Washington DC December 1964 to January 1965 turmoil sources say Speaker John W McCormack may back a Democratic study group push to curb the Rules Committee limiting to 21 days a bill’s floor consideration The plan targets two Southern Democrats John Bell Williams and Albert Watson and raises questions about party discipline and reform within the House while McCormack weighs broader parliamentary changes and party organization matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. McCormack
McCormack
John A. Blatnik
Minnesota
Blatnik
Biatnik
Rules Committee
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater
Williams
Watson
Minor collisions leave no injuries in two wrecks
Two minor accidents occurred Monday with no injuries or arrests. Virginia Aguirre, 17, driven 1955 Plymouth, rear ended while turning on Logan Street. Sunbeam sustained $20 damage. A second crash on South Main involved Leland Marrow’s 1955 Plymouth rear ending Martha Shaffer’s 1963 Chevrolet. no Plymouth damage and no damage estimate for the Chevrolet’s rear shield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia B. Aguirre
N. Cherry
Logan and
Cherry Streets
John H. Cassidy Jr
S. Main
Sunbeam
Logan Street
Virginia Aguirre
South Main
Martha F. Shaffer
Pecan
Main Street
Fourth
Main Streets
Leland V. Marrow
Richmond
Community Auction Listings for Ottawa and Pomona
Multiple weekly sale notices list Claude Myers Bros at Centropolis and Howard Ottawa with weekly auctions every Saturday. Printy and Son at 1136 N Main Ottawa hold auctions Tuesdays and Thursdays evenings. Harold Stewart and Jack Nelson provide contact numbers. Council Grove Livestock Auction in Pomona operates Saturdays with Jim Brady as auctioneer in Ottawa.
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Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Cap
Printy
N. Main
Harold Stewart
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Jim*brady
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Ellis
Police News
John Kennedy Jr
Buttermilk Mountain
Aspen
Colo
Caro
Line Kennedy
Clarence . Foose
Clarence A. Foose
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Foose
Ethyl
Fort Scott
Bill Foose
Dayton
Ohio
Earls Funeral Home
Rob Riley Bank
Mel Iile Aes
Aia A
Louis Lengel
Fon Kertuor
House
Legals
State of Kansas
Said
Martha H. Cochran
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
R. S. Hanes
Franklin Countyjied
Grace Campbell
William S. Bowers
Bowers
Lettie Pitts
Walter Griswold
Charles J. Pitts
Dr. Trump
Dr. Roberts
Frank Cook
Bob Cook
Kathryn McClure
Sue el
Len Deitrickson
Robert L. Pinet
Flood & Flood P. O
Hays
Jouisames
Hortuny
Claude
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