Local News Briefs in Warren and Vietnam Service
WARREN POST 60 American Legion holds its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. Adv. ARMY PFC Gary D. Johnson, 20, son of Lloyd and Mrs Johnson of Baldwin, is assigned to the 25th Infantry Division near Cu Chi, Vietnam. Dance to Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW Hall Saturday at 9 p.m. Members and guests invited.
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Warren Black
American Legion
Memorial Auditorium
ARMY
Gary D. Johnson
Lloyd E. Johnson
Baldwin
25Th Infantry Division
Cu Chi
Vietnam
Marvin Ross and
The
Country Gentlemen
V.F.W. Hall
Kansas civil service exams set for March 9 in Lawrence
Kansas civil service examinations to fill clerical positions at the University of Kansas and other state offices will be held March 9 in Lawrence at the high school there. Applications available from the State Personnel Division in Topeka 801 Harrison Street, KU Personnel Office, or any Kansas State Employment Service office. Completed applications due by February 29 to the State Personnel Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Civil Service
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Harrison Street
Topeka
Kansas State
Large two family sale at EeZ Shop Store
Household items including children and adult clothes, dishes, toys, linens, saddle, organ, and misc. Sale scheduled for Tuesday February 6 1995. Proceeds support local shoppers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lge
Ottawa Coin Club to convene annual meeting
The Ottawa Coin Club will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Anchor Savings meeting room. Officers and board of directors will be elected for the coming year. Door prizes include half dollars and silver dollars for registrants at the door. Visitors are welcome and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Coin Club
Anchor Saveings
All Franklin County scales approved in state tests
Testing in Franklin County was directed by Bryan Sprang and Lloyd Wayne Williams, 23, of Lawrence. Williams was injured early Friday when his car struck an Ottawa police car just north of Ottawa’s city limits. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Franklin County
Weights and Measures Division
State Department of Agriculture
Frankelin County
Bryan Sprang
Lloyd Wayne Williams
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Alvin Hornberger Improves in KU Medical Center Patient
Alvin Hornberger of Richmond, a patient at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas, shows improvement in speech and activity, indicating progress in his treatment and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Hornberger
Richemond
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Army Specialist Coffman awaits assignment to Da Nang
SP5 A L Coffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A C E Coffman of Ottawa, is at Fort Lewis Washington awaiting transport to Da Nang Viet Nam. His wife Shirley and two sons will reside at 927 N Sycamore. Address: SP5 A L Coffman RA 17646291 85th Cs Co Lt Maint DS APO San Francisco 96337.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DA Nang
Army
Albert L. Coffman
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Vietnam
Shirley
N. Sycaemore
A. C. E. Coffman
Ottawa
A.L. Coffman
85Th Cs Co
Maint
Apo
San Francisco
Union Leaders Reject LBJ Wage Cut Proposal
New York union leaders and AFL-CIO officials dismissed President Johnsons wage guideline idea as unrealistic and unfair to workers. They argued wage increases must match living costs and profits, with many unions already above 5 percent and calls to link wage limits to price and profit controls. Several officials urged protecting labor gains since 1965 rather than freezing wages alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Morris Tushewitz
Tushewitz
New York City Central Labor Council
Washington
Afl-Cio
Joseph Germano
United Steel Workers
Chicago
Organized Labor
Social Security help times in Garnett Paola Osawatomie Ottawa
Representatives will assist with information and filing claims at multiple Kansas locations. Garnett at the VFW building from 9:30 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, Paola at Power and Light from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, Osawatomie at the American Legion Hall from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Ottawa at the Youth Center 115 W 4th from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
VFW
Paola
Power and Light
Osawatomie
American Legion Hall
Ottawa
the Youth Center
W. 4Th
Hospital Notes and Local Obituaries and Markets
Admissions include Janice Milliken of Williamsburg on Friday and dismissals for Mrs. Eugene Routen of Oak on Saturday. Emergency care for Christopher Malouf of 828 17th Terrace with a cut finger from a broken bottle. Obituaries for Geneva L. Montgomery and Jennie Cormode, with services in Effingham and a nursing home death in Nortonville, Kaw. Ezra Churchbaugh, 81, of Baldwin RFD 2, died Friday. funeral arrangements pending. Local traffic incidents note minor damage from a backing collision and a two-car alley collision with no injuries. Kansas City livestock and New York stock market summaries provide price data and index movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cormode
John Pinder
S. Mulberry
Noretonville
Kaw
Effingham
North Koreans Release Second Pueblo Confession
Tokyo AP reports North Korea published a second Pueblo confession by Lieut Stephen R Harris of Melrose Massachusetts. Harris claims he was forced by the Johnson administration to commit espionage and pleads for forgiveness and return. The KCNA says he and crew are well treated as it cites his remorse and desire to see family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
North
United States
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Johnson Administration
Harris
Canada
Boston
Pueblo
Lloyd Bucher
Jazz Wake for Madison Salkeld in New Mexico
Madison Sox Salkeld longtime jazz musician dies at 64 nine days after birthday funeral planned with Dixieland band Bud Fischer group to play blues spirituals When the Saints Go Marching In and A Closer Walk with Thee to be performed Salkeldplayed trombone with Lawrence Welk Jan Garber and Sammy Watkins later with Bud Fischer Dixieland band members will wear dark suits during services in Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalbuquerque
N.m.ap
Madison ‘Sox
Salkeld
Lawrence Welk
Jan Garber
Sammy Watkins
Bud Fischer
Olathe Naval Base seeks lease for large storage tanks
The Navy invites proposals to lease 27 cylindrical welded steel storage tanks with about 255000 barrels total capacity at the Olathe Naval Air Station. Leases may cover all or part of the Perishable Oil Storage Tank Farm for one year with annual renewal options. Inquiries to Midwest Division, NFAC, Great Lakes 60088.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Olathe Naval Air Station
Midwest
Naval Facilities Engineering Command
Great Lakes
Illinois
W. E. Hummeland
R. W. Scheel
Soft Coal Strike Shuts Mines Across States
In Pittsburgh AP reports most soft coal output halted as the United Mine Workers cover spreads from Pennsylvania to Tennessee. The strike, the largest in 17 years, began as a protest against the Pennsylvania State Police and has idled as many as 84,500 miners across six major coal states. The Penn Central Railroad re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UMW
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Penn Central Railroad
Western Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Bowling Scores Night H Hawk League and Local Lanes Summary
Bowling scorecard shows many leagues with high 10.30 to 10.80 marks led by Woodward Hooton Heathman and McDaniel. Entries include Prudential Insurance Montgomery Ward Gambles and Star Mobile Homes with top scores and individual names listed for each lane. A coal strike report follows noting half of normal tonnage and potential impacts on railroads if spread to Western Kentucky. United Mine Workers faced past strikes in 1950 and 1966 with industry-wide stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hooton
Prudential Insurance
H. Reeves
Harry Smith Auto Parts
L. Stewart
K. Jones
Heathman Oil CO
C, Keim
Montgomery Ward CO
R. Cochrane
Penn Central
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Western
Kentucky
Steel
Electric
Pomona City Financial Statement For 1967 Expenditures Report
City of Pomona Kansas presents financials for the period July 1 to December 31 1967. Expenditures cover general fund water and light sewer funds and related balances including police fire cemetery and street costs. End of year balances show totals for each fund with certified statement by City Clerk Vivian K Eichinger.
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City OF
Pomona
Kansas
City of Pomona
Trea
Vivian K. Eichinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
George C. Underwood
Main
South Kansas State Bank
Adv
Ottawa Herald
Frank Ferree
Bethany Hospital
LBJ
Pat Gorman
Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of America
the Daily Report
Janice Milliken
Williamsburg
Eugene Routen
Oak
Christopher Malouf
17Th Terrace
Geneva L
Montgomery
Geneva L. Montegomery
Old German Baptist Church
Willow Springs
Frank Flory
John Beeghley
Carrel Shuck
Oscar Flory
Lloyd Shuck
Wayne Flory
William Flory
Charles Shuck
Lloyd Beeghley
Rial
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Mildred S. Pritchard
S. Locust
Glen R. Happy
South Main
West Teecumseh
John D. Finch
Rantoul
Pluma A. Mann
Willow, Coll
Ezra Churchbaugh
Rumsey
Bertha (Anderson) Churchbaugh
Joe Jamieson
RFD
NY Market
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
North Koreans
North Korea
Jazz
Olathe Air Base
Nighthawk League
Woodward
Dynamic League
Cravens Oil Company
J. Richardson
Fritts
Gambles
L. Steward
Lee’s Cafe
Heckman
B. Wenthe
Star Mobil Home Twoo
McDaniel
Nitcher
Flora
Figgins
Love
Bond
Center
Milton
Roller
Lee
Downtowner Cafe
Guyett
S. Schmoe
Stylart Beauty Salon
Flory
Clara
M. Triplett
Helen and
Bill
H. Wenthe
Spatz
Fender Body
N. Fritts
Ella
Leach
Dengel
Royal T
Wolgast
Manley Transfer CO
Brooks
Star Mobile Homes
Benitz
United Mine Workers
Solar Fuel Co
Diane Moore
Lester Moore
Doug Underwood
Donald D. Davidson
C.L. Davidson
Princeton
Lai Khe
1St Infantry Division
Donald G. Davidson
M.P. Co
A.P.O
General Fund Bal
Co, Treas
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