Pomona Lions to Host Pancake Supper for USO
The Pomona Lions club will hold a pancake supper Monday in the Methodist Church basement from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Half the proceeds go to the USO in Viet Nam. Also listed are a Teenagers dance at the Inn Restaurant on Feb 25 and various local notices with speakers and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Lions Club
USO
Viet Nam
Methodist Church
Lost Souls
Adv
Pomona Lions
M. E. Church
Local court fines and suspensions in traffic cases
Police Court records show numerous traffic dispositions. Several drivers faced DWI charges with fines of 100 dollars and one year license suspensions, others guilty of careless driving or speeding with fines from 10 to 110 dollars, and one case dropped. District Court appeal noted on the DWI charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil M. Drake
E. 4Th
Drake
District Court
Franklin D. Franks
Logan and
Main
Norman L. Ruby
S. Locust
Richard L. Mundy
S. Maple
Lyle R. Hart
Ottawa Rfd
Clyde M
David N. Williams
Beehan Hall
Ottawa University
James R. Foster
Sycamore
Donald D. Davis
Wil. Mamsburg Rfc 2
James E. Deyoung
Toepeka
Philip B. Blackmer
Worchester
Mass
Lester G. Leach
Baldwin
Bryant N. Harroun
Walnut
Johnny R. Ginger
Paola
Robert E. Carey
S. Main
Deaths of Mrs Jerusha V Rukes and others in area obits
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Jerusha V Rukes 91 of Kansas City and Mrs Myrtle Davis 78 of Santa Cruz with service details. Also listed are Mrs Julia I Early 90 Ottawa resident and survivor lists including children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services for JI Early set for Friday in Baldwin with burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusha
Rukes
Park
Kansas City
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Lela Sinclair
Ottawa
Baker Chapel
Overbrook
Richland
Douglas County
Twin Mound
Albert L. Rukes
May Rukes
Dorothy Rukes
Hazel Harding
Leawood
Sinclair
Almeda Moss
Georgia Maichel
Kenneth Edwards
Myrtle Davis
Myrtle
Ginegerich) Davis
Santa Cruz
Calif
Fresno
Chapel of Light
Michigan Valley
Samuel
Margaret Gingerich
Cook
Orval M. Davis
California
Davises
Julia L
Julia I
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Elkland
Edwin Early
Baldwin
George Early
Kan
Lamb Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
C. L Coldsmith
Market Report Kansas City Live Cattle and Hogs Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle numbers 2,400 calves 200 steers and heifers too few for price test cows steady choice slaughter steers 27.26, heifers 28.00 on steers 27.50 on heifers utility and commercial cows 18.00 20.00 feeders 50 1.00 higher choice feeder steers 28.20 29.30 hogs 2,600 barrows gilts 25.80 lower sows weak to 35 lower prices for various weight ranges listed. Sheep 100 not enough for test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pomona Methodist Sets World Day of Prayer and Parsonage Plan
The Pomona Methodist Church will observe World Day of Prayer from 2 to 10 p.m. Friday. A special quarterly conference will meet at the Pomona Methodist Church to vote on plans and financing for a new parsonage. Mrs Louise Welborn and four music students attended the Ottawa Symphony Concert Feb 16. Mrs Jean Gant and Miss Julie Lynn attended a play at Emporia Feb 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jean Baker
Pomona Methodist Church
Louise Welborn
Ottawa Symphony
Jean Gant
Julie Lynn
Emporia Mate
Pomona’ Methodist Church
Local Markets Snapshot With Mixed Commodity Quotes
Market brief notes mixed quotes for corn wheat and soybeans. Wheat at 1.80, soybeans listed at 1.80, and barley or oats shown as 8.68 with incomplete context. Prices appear fragmentary and may reflect regional or erroneous OCR.
Notable Kansans Named in Local Notice
Grover W. Malet aged 40 and Margaret L. Rowland aged 42, both of Kansas City Missouri, appear in a local notice listing residents connected to a civil matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover W. Malet
Kansas City, Mo
Margaret L. Rowland
Hospital Notes and Admissions Dismissals
Admissions Mrs Jennie Wisdom 829 8 Main Wednesday Dismissals Shelia North Baldwin Wednesday Mrs Chester Leach and son 700 Tremont Mrs Phillip Martin and daughter 820 S Oak Mrs Willard Brittingham 4225 Oak Roy Taylor Sr Richmond Thursday Mr and Mrs Richard Andrews 913 N Mulberry a daughter weight 8 lb 1214 oz Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelia North
Baldwin
Chester Leach
Tremont
Phillip Martin
S. Oak
Willard Brittingham
Oak
Roy Taylor Sr
Richmond
Richard Andrews
Wilson Holds Frank Talks With Kosygin on Vietnam
MOSCOW AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson said he held very full frank talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin on Vietnam but reported no progress. He noted extreme difficulties and differences in positions and said no British result from a contact with North Vietnam. Chalfont had a lengthy discussion with North Viet Nam charge d affaires Lee Chang and conveyed British views. Kosygin accepted an invitation to visit Britain, with dates being worked out. High level contacts between the two governments are to continue. A communique after Wilson’s return was not expected to show dramatic world affairs advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weyland
Moscow
Lord Chalfont
Hanoi
Viet Nam
North
Lee Chang
Chalfont
National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
U. S
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Lee
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
France
Indochina
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
North Viet Nam
London
Two Williamsburg Drivers Cited On US 50 Probes
County Court records list CHARLES W. SOBKE age 48 of Ems tor ia cited Feb 19 for speeding 69 mph in a 60 zone near Williamsburg on US 50 with a 90 dollar fine plus court costs. WILLIAM J. P. McMULLIN age 42 of Brookfield RFD 1 Ohio cited Feb 16 near Williamsburg on US 50 and forfeited a 10 dollar bond plus court costs on improper passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sobke
Emstoria
Williamsburg
William J. P. McMullin
Brookfield
Ohio
County Buys New Graders
The Franklin County Commission accepted the low bid to buy two Model 104 Galian motor graders from Wentz Equipment Company of Topeka for 27081 after trading in two old graders and an air compressor. Competing proposals included brands from Machinery and Supplies, National Engineering, Finch Bayless, Martin Tractor, and Newlin Machinery with various models and higher prices. One road maintainer was 19 years old and the other 16 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Commission
Wentz Equipment Company
Topeka
Machinery and Supplies, Co
Kansas City
Allis-Chalmers
Humphrey Pins Hope on Viet Nam Victory Amid Asia Tour
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told congressional leaders in Washington that the United States and South Vietnam can sustain a planned forward push to defeat the Viet Cong. He cited a turn in the tide of battle and emphasized economic reforms alongside military efforts, following a nine nation Asia-Pacific tour with diplomat W. Averell Harriman. He urged regional partners to share lead in countering Red China while committing to rural reconstruction and anti corruption measures in Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
White House
Congress
Humphrey
Johnson
New York
United States
South Vietnamese
Humephrey
Senate
House
W. Averell Harriman
Asia
Pacific
U.S
Honolulu
Viet Nam
Saigon
China
Bangkok
Vientiane
Karachi
New Delhi
Ottawa Commission Meets In Routine Session On Parking Lot And Traffic
The Ottawa city commission held a quiet session after a proposed parking lot was presented. Plans include a bid date of March 16 for paving Ash to Fifteenth and Willow to Pine, 23 railroad crossing stop signs, taxi fare regulation, and updating Ottawa ordinances. City clerk Capper noted groundwork for ordinances is progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Tenth
Fifteenth
Ottawa High School
Steve James
Civil Desense
Ben Huddleston
Harrisonville
Ottawa
Huddleston
Lyman Corlis
Don Capper
Commission
Capper
Mrs Wallace enters Alabama governor race with Dem nom
Lurleen Wallace wife of Governor George Wallace announced to cheering followers her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. She pledged to pursue free enterprise and local government and said if elected the governor would be her No 1 assistant at $1 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
U.S. Senate
Tate
Johnson Proposes Rural Development Service to Fight Poverty
Washington reports the government aims to start a Rural Community Development Service this year with a 6 million dollar request to Congress. The plan targets rural America, creating planning districts up to 50 miles wide to spur local solutions and upgrade poverty, education, medical care, and housing conditions in farming regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rural America
Rural Community Development Service
Johnson
Congress
America
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Walter H. Judd
Judd
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Christine Wiggins
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Masonic Hall
All Square
Downtown Hall
Bill Abbott
Ellis
Sale
Pomona High
Pomona Area News
Jennie Wisdom
Ee Pete
BSIE
Mrs. Wallace
Relly
Louis Lengel Don
Robert Burger
Altar Society
J. L. Hain
Clifford R
Hobbs
Kansas
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Glen Henery Farm
Mar
Ed Reekie
East
South Pomona
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Harry Pahlman
Greenwood Road
Brady
Harold Stewart
Norman Raby
Dex
Budge
Budge’s Hardware
Firestone Store
Elliott
Ottawa Herald
Airmail
K.S. Brooks
Texas Refinery Corp
Fort Worth
Texas
C.o
Bennett Reetail Store
Pupperware
Opal Petty
General Services
J. W. Taylor
Gene Powell
Topeka Daily Capitol
Standard Rendering Co
Care Roll Kirkpatrick
Archie Mendell
Bill
Glenn Doerr
Herrld
Carl Good
Edgerton
Duroc
Glen Riffey
West Phalia
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