Franklin County Real Estate Board Elects Officers
Franklin County Real Estate Board elected new officers after a dinner at North American Hotel. Al Williams named president, Olin Strebbin vice president, and E E Haley executive secretary treasurer. Irwin's Inventory Sale ongoing with items discounted 20 to 50 percent. World Book Encyclopedia 1960 edition offered at 1959 prices through M L Merrick. Mrs Elizabeth Morton hospitalized at KU Medical Center room 304F. Mrs Sadie Funk mourns brother Daniel Devenny 64, services at Nafals Funeral Home El Dorado Springs. Wilma's Styling Salon opened 41517 S Oak with Wilma Hickman and Mozelle Gagne. Farmers Club votes Truman Milton president. officers include Fred Glanville vice president, S S Bergsma secretary, Ralph Overstreet treasurer, and Frederick Wood reporter. Meetings set for fourth Monday monthly. next Feb 22. music and refreshments noted.
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Franklin County Real Estate Board
North American
al Williams
Olin Stree‘bin
E. E. ‘Haley
Sadie Funk
W. 3Th
el Dorado Springs
Daniel Devenny
Nafals Funeral Home
Ft. Scott Military Cemetery
Farmers Club
Truman Milton
O.H.S. Vocational Agriculture Room
Fred Glanville
S. Bergsma
Ralph Overstreet
Frederick Wood
Sara Wood
Linda ‘Page
Janice Wagner
Susie Wood
Anna
Emma Channon
Funeral for Mrs Octavia Graybill held in Wellsville
Mrs Octavia Cath erine Graybill died Jan 1 and funeral services were held Jan 4 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev R B Shoemaker officiating. Pallbearers were Willard DeGarmo Wallace Rule Artis Hutchinson Stewart Hiatt Arthur Seyler and Walter McMillan. Burial followed in Wellsville Cemetery. Graveside services for Mrs Alice Howard, former Ottawan, who died yesterday in Chanute, will be in Highland Cemetery Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. after a Chanute funeral.
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Octavia Catherine Graybill
Lamb Funeral Home
R. B. Shoemaker
Willard DeGarmo
Wallace Rule
Artis Hutchinson
Stewart Hiatt
Arthur Seyler
Walter McMilfen
Vint Cramer
Hugh Cramer
J. R. Henning
Wellsville Cemetery
Alice Howard
Chanute
Highland Cemetery
Howard
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
KC Livestock Kansas City AP cattle 4000 calves 200 slaughter steers steady to strong heifers and yearlings steady to strong cows active steady to 25 higher bulls strong to 50 higher vealers and slaughter calves firm stockers and feeders mostly steady hogs 4000 barrows and gilts 25-50 higher sows higher sheep 1400 slaughter lambs 25 higher ewes 60 higher good and choice wooled shorn lambs 16.50-18.00 native feeder lambs 15.00-50
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Kansas City
Six year old Greta Zachard reads 250 books for party invite
In Crawfordsville Indiana six year old Greta Jan Zachard avoided television and read 250 books to qualify for a library party invitation after the city library announced a program requiring ten or more books in a nine week period.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Greta Jan Zachard
Greta
Methodist Youth To Fort Scott Meeting
The Methodist Youth Fellowship Midwinter Institute will be held at First Methodist Church in Fort Scott on January 9 and 10 with about 175 attendees from the Ottawa District. Registration starts 2 p.m. January 9, program and business at 3. Rev. Charles Knight of Ottawa will speak Saturday afternoon. Sunday School includes John Wesley morning prayer service and Dr. John Clinton will lead closing worship. Theme: And His Children Cry.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship Midwinter Institute
First Methodist
Fort Scott
Ottawa
Charles Knight
John Wesley
John Clinton
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Area
Admitted Richard Spring Williamsburg Monday. Mrs Joseph Smid 119 W 5th. Marjorie Collins 736 S Mulberry. Jean Marie and Linda Sue Fitzgerald 616 S Locust. Mrs Neva Franks Crestview Nursing Home today. Mr and Mrs Norman Moore 719 Cypress daughter born Monday weight 7 lb 2 oz. Mr and Mrs Ronald Ball 609 BE 5th son born Tuesday weight 7 lb 5 oz. Dismissed Robert Beeler 501 Beech transferred to KU Medical Center. Mrs John D Roth 722 S Hickory. Mrs Roy Graham 918 N Cedar Monday.
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Richard Spring
Williamsburg
Joseph Smid
W. 5Th
Marjorie Collins
S. Mulberry
Jean Marie
Linda Sue Fitzgerald
S. Locust
Neva Franks
Crestview
Norman Moore
Cypress
Ronald Ball
Robert Beeler
Beech
K. U. Medical Center
John D. Roth
S. Hickory
Roy Graham
N. Cedar
Wellsville Kiwanis Wheelchair Contest At School Gym
Wellsville Kiwanis plans a January 16 wheelchair basketball game at the high school gym featuring the Rolling Pioneers of Kansas City and the Wellsville town team. Guests provide wheelchairs. proceeds fund civic improvements. Also noted are local church events and residents' visits across Jan 1960.
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Wellsville Kiwanis Club
Rolling Pioneers
Wellsville
Kiwanis
Kansas City
Ted Rich
Denver
Colo
The
American Baptist Convention
Wellsville Baptist Church
Ottawa University
Robert Bloss
Georgia
Lena Bloss
Junior Bloss
New York
Governor’s Island
Harrison Eames
Ike
Eames
David Sieg
John Perry
Clarence Moldenhauer
Moldenhauer
Olathe
Richard Terrell
Richard Terrell, Pfe
James L. Miller
Ft. Leonard Wood
L. G. Miller
RFD 2
Retired Kansan Dr. C. E. Hatfield Ends Long Career
Dr. C. E. Hatfield, 80, retires after nearly 60 years as a minister, newspaperman and public official in Kansas and Missouri. Ordained in 1901, he served in Carl Junction, Holberg, Lyndon, Herington, and Colby, including directing sermons at several churches and a 14 year tenure as news editor of the Colby Free Press Tribune. He left his last post as city police court judge on January 1. He and his wife raised five children.
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Colby
Kan
C. E. Hatfield
Kansas
Missouri
Carl Junction
Presbyterian Church
Holberg
Lyndon and Herington
Kansas City
Landon says Rockefeller withdrawal boosts GOP hopes
Alf Landon told a Topeka civic club that Rockefeller’s exit strengthens Republicans for November. He credited Nixon’s rising role and the steel strike settlement as examples of the candidate’s advantage, urging businessmen to stay engaged in public affairs amid inflation and defense concerns.
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Topeka
Republican Party
Nelson Rockefeller
Alf Landon
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Landon
Death cause of Margaret Sullavan ruled accidental
NEW HAVEN Conn actrss Margaret Sullavan died of accidental barbituric acid poisoning, a coroner ruled Monday. The 48 year old actress was found dead in her hotel room Friday while appearing in a new play, Sweet Love Remembered, undergoing a pre Broadway tryout in the city.
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New Haven
Conn
Tap
Margaret Sullavan
Monza Train Crash Kills at Least Seventeen
Reporter aboard the Son drio Monza Milan commuter train describes a fog shrouded wreck in Monza where coaches toppled and rails pierced victims. He counts seventeen dead with many injured and trapped, noting a priest among the dead and a crowd of laborers aboard.
Cases Handled In Police Court
Two persons were fined a total of 125 after changing pleas from not guilty to guilty at Police Court trials today. Ewl tia Winfred Robinson and Kenneth Max Dosda changed pleas. Robinson fined 100 with a 30 day suspended jail sentence and lost reckless driving charges. Dosda fined 25 on reckless driving with leaving the scene of an accident dismissed.
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Ewltia Winfred Robinson
Olive
Kenneth Max Dosda
Robinson
Dosda
Charles Allen Norton
S. Oak
Carlos George Pence
S. Cedar
Frank Watson
Lawrence James Gervais
Donald Sherwood Lehman
S. Hickory
Richard L. Briedenbaugh
E. 1St
Noel Garrett
Hamblin
Garrett
Prince Timmons Jr
Donald L. Brooks
Leonard Wood
Roger H. Higbie
Nixon Could Take Blame For Steel Increase
Washington AP reports Congressional Democrats ready to attack any steel price rise as a Nixon approved inflation contribute. Mitchell sees no need for an immediate rise while Blough and Block foresee no general hike soon though factors could push changes later. Kefauver vows Senate subcommittee will monitor any price moves amid prior probes into pricing practices.
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Richard M. Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Joseph L. Block
Inland Steel
Blough
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Steel Magazine
Selec
Lawson Funeral Arrangements Incomplete Notice
Funeral arrangements for Floyd Lawson are incomplete and will be announced later.
Steel industry faces billion-dollar cost rise after contract
The industry estimates the new contract will cost well over one billion dollars. Democrats plan to pin responsibility on Nixon and Mitchell for higher living costs. Kennedy argues earlier action could have saved steelworkers millions in wages during the longer strike.
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Brough
Nixon
Mitchell
Eisenhower Cabinet Committee For
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
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