County offices to file inventory forms. several moves recorded
Bruce Spears says inventory forms will list all chargeable personal property by department. Wilma's Beauty Salon moves to Medical Arts Building 1302 South Main Ottawa area. Inductions plus pre induction physicals noted for several Franklin County residents. Krams er's Pharmacy opens in Medical Arts Building 1302 South Main. Douglas Bros. relocates to 112 South Hickory across from A and P Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Spears
Wilma
S. Main
Medical Arts
South Main
Kramser’s Pharmacy
S. Main St
Livestock Prices Edge Lower in KC Market Report
Kansas City market data shows cattle and calves weak to lower, hogs mixed with gains, and sheep lambs firm to higher. Slaughter steers top around 23.75 while hogs gain 25 cents on select weights, and lambs see 21.50 to 21.00 for prime lots amid steady to higher demand. eggs and butter hold steady with farm to plant pricing for fryers and dairy products unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Pomona youths arraigned on petty larceny charges
Three Pomona youths aged 16 to 19 faced county court arraignment on stealing 52 tie plates from Missouri Pacific Railroad. All pleaded guilty with Harkins and Langley each getting 60 days in jail and costs, Duvall receiving 60 days served on weekends. A separate defendant, Donald Jake Nudge, 34, admitted to drunkenness and disturbing the peace at home on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Charles Harkins
Johnny Duvall
James Langley
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Harkins
Langley
Duvall
Donald Jake Nudge
Wells
Hodge
Bridge Winners at Elks Club event in Ottawa and Garnett
North south winners were Jim Russell and Roger Schrott from Ottawa tied for second with two pairs including Mrs John Wassmer and Mrs Robert Miller and Mrs Floyd Indall and Mrs George Ingert of Ottawa. East west winners were Marie Hesp of Ottawa and Jo Doty of Garnett with Eunice Ott of Ottawa and Fanny Spurrier of Lawrence as runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Jim Russell
Roger Schrott
Lawrence
John Wassmer
Robert F. Miller
Floyd Indall
George Ingert
Ottawa
West
Marie Hesp
Jo Doty
Garenett
Eunice Ott
Fanny Spurrier
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals listed
Admissions include Sheri Andrews Pomona Naydeen Butts Quenemo Mrs Robert Engles 1027 Cottonwood Monday Mrs John A Baldwin 826 S Hickory Judy Blanco 1106 N Poplar Tuesday Dismissals list Darrell Macy and daughter Ottawa RFD 1 Monday Roxanne Grimm 602 N Cedar Mrs Guy Haffner 900 Estabrook Mrs Clarence Davidson 904 8 Sycamore Raymond Davis 937 8 Sycamore Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Andrews
Pomona
Wynn Barr
Osage City
Naydeen Butts
Quenemo
Robert Engles
Cottonwood
John A. Baldwin
S. Hickory
Judy Blanco
Poplar
Darrell Macy
Ottawa
Roxanne Grimm
Cedar
Guy Haffner
Estabrook
Clarence Davidson
Sycamore
Raymond Davis
District Court Dismissals Open January 1965 Term
Appeals on day one of the January 1965 term were dismissed. Elton R Knight 56 Wellsville RFD 2 faced public intoxication and disorderly conduct. William W Johnson 21 Pomona careless driving. David Lee Mille 1410 S Main no support. Flora and Gerald Millbern Clathe contributing to minor neglect. Michael James Condry 16 Wellsville burglary. Charles Robert Ware 1% Wellsville guilty of auto theft with sentence suspended probation under advisement until Feb 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton R. Knight
Wellsville
Flora
Gerald Millbern
Clathe
Michael James Condry
Charles Robert Ware
Ware
Wreck on North Main Street No Injuries Reported
In the 200 block on North Main Street at 2:33 p.m. Monday a 1962 Chevrolet pickup driven by Leroy W. Greene backed into a Ford driven by Helen L. Berridge. There were no injuries or arrests. Damage to the Ford’s right front door was about 15.43 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Leroy W. Greene
S. Locust
Helen L. Berridge
Kansas City
Green
Ford
Blues Singer Eckstine Missing After Show Fallout
New York AP Billy Eckstine failed to appear for two Royal Box performances at the Hotel Americana starting a 5500 per week engagement. Manager Milton Deutch said Eckstine had not been seen since Sunday after a rehearsal. Deutch filed a missing person report with police. no report was recorded. Eckstine's wife Carol Drake said he is a teetotaler and this behavior is unprecedented.
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New York
Billy Eckstine
Royal Box
Hotel Americana
Milton Deutch
Eckstine
Deutch
Carolle Drake
Gifford Builders Transform Wellsville with Multi House Surge
Duane Gifford and wife moved from Derby Colorado to Wellsville four years ago to launch A D Dairy Bar and now focus on rapid construction. Gifford Construction has built six houses in Wellsville with three more under way and a project near Ottawa. Two remodeled homes lost their tops and were rebuilt, while a second Wellsville apartment project nears completion. The new East Wellsville complex mirrors a prior Elm Street design. Rentals for one bedroom units are about 50 dollars monthly with utilities included. Each unit features birch kitchen cabinets, built in laundry and linen storage, plus substantial closets and separate forced air heating. The apartment block sits east of the Gifford Trailer Court on Walnut Street. Elm Street will gain two more blocks to connect First and Third. Gifford Construction also expanded the Assembly of God Church addition and has ten years in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Construction
Wellsville
Ottawa
Gifford
Gifford Trailer Court
Walenut Street
Elm Street
Assembly of God Church
Neer
Todd
State Leader Seeks Juco Coordination Plan in Kansas
Kansas lawmakers urged better state level coordination of public schools vocational tech and junior colleges. Sen Laurin Jones said a unified plan may require a constitutional amendment and a new state superintendent to oversee all programs. The committee explored a governor appointed board and local boards naming the superintendent.
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Jones
Kansas
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
State Department For Vocational Education
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Leroy G. Fox
Pomona Indians Open Osage County Tourney at Burlingame
During the week of January 18 22 the Pomona Indians basketball team will compete in the Osage County League tournament at Burlingame. It marks their first Osage County play in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Indians
Burlingame
Indians
Osage
Pomona Joins Osage County Basketball Bracket
Osage County League now has eight teams including Pomona. The top four seeds are Melvern, Lyndon, Carbondale, and Scranton with the rest drawn from a hat. Pomona faces Lyndon in the 6:30 game Tuesday as part of a three game week culminating in the Friday January 22 championship at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage County
Pomona
Lake Pomona
Burlingame
Scranton
Carbondale
Melvern
Lyndon
Poemona
Lynedon
Chameionship
College Women's Sex Patterns Said Stable
Stanford researcher Mervin Freedman reports four year study of 49 students at an Eastern women's college finding premarital attitudes and behavior largely stable since 1930. He notes that pre marital intercourse is usually with future husbands and promiscuity remains limited. Nonvirginity rose after WWI but likely stabilized by 1930 with possible slow rise since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Mervin B. Freedman
Freedman
Institute For the Study of Human Problems
Mere rile-Palmer Quarterly
Funeral services for Mrs Bonnie E Henery
Services for Mrs Bonnie E Henery who died Dec 28 were Jan 4 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating Pallbearers listed Graveside burial in Sunset Cemetery Manhattan officiated by Rev William Sharp of St James the Less Episcopal Church Herrington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie E. Henery
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
John B. Pierson
Homer J. Henning
Robert F. Killough
Wayne Baker
Jep H. Bennett
Robert S. Hill
Sunset Cemetery
Manhattan
Wiliam Sharp
St. James the Less Episcopal Church
Herrington
Four Named To Ottawa Boys Club Board Of Directors
Four new members were elected to the Ottawa Boys Club board at Monday night’s meeting. They are Mrs. Peggy Miller of Beta Sigma Phi Omega Chapter, Mrs. Kathy Simms, Jaye Jaynes, Mrs. Alvena Bechtle of Army Mothers, and Dr. Sam Lyman Jr. A dinner meeting is planned for Feb 1 with Art Dunning from the Boys Club national office as speaker. Twenty one members attended, with Charles Mavity presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Boys’ Club
Peggy Miller
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Kathy Simms
Jayeeee Jaynes
Alvena Bechtle
Army Mothers
Sam Lyman Jr
Art Dunning
Boys? Club
Charles Mavity
Walnut veneer size change sparks industry debate
The November Wall Street Journal article on a walnut shortage and the Commerce Department’s approval of reducing veneer thickness from 1.28 to 1.36 inches spurs mixed reactions. Merle Todd of Missouri Valley Walnut warns thinner veneer wastes more and could disrupt sanding equipment and refinishing, while opponents fear scratched veneer and dealer liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wall Street Journal
Commerce Department
Merle Todd
Wellsville
Missouri Valley Walnut Company
St. Joseph
Todd
Deaths and notices from Ottawa area include Lina A Tulloss obituary
Lina A Tulloss 73 retired social worker of 813 S Cedar Ottawa died 6 25 am today at Ransom Memorial Hospital after long illness. Services Thursday 2 pm Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating burial Highland Cemetery. Survived by two sisters and two brothers with nieces and nephews. Also notes Henry W Fleer 74 Baldwin RFD 2 died at home. service Thursday Worden EUB Church with no flowers.
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Lina A Tulloss
Lina A. Tulloss
S. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb Funeral Home
Raymond P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Miss Tulless
Ottawa Rfd
Ottawa University
Kansas State Unversity
Ozawkie High School
Topeka
Emporia
YWCA
Salina
First Baptist Church
Ottawa
Henry W. Fleer
Baldwin
Worden Eub
Worden
William Richey
Fleer
Douglas County
Bessie Fleer
Lucas Fleer
Lawrence
Tulloss
Lina A. Tuleless
Hearing to sell minor heirs' oil lease in Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas the probate court hears a petition by Rita E Ridgely guardian of minors Ann Elizabeth Deitrickson Len Paul Deitrickson and Sue Ellen Deitrickson to authorize sale of their minor heirs oil and gas lease on the NW4 27 14S 20W for all proper relief and defenses must be filed by January 13 1965 at 10 00 A M in Ottawa court. The petition warns that failure will lead to judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Ann Elizabeth Deitrickson
Len Paul Deitrickson
Sue Ellen Deitrickson
State of Kansas
Rita E. Ridgely
Rita E. Deitrickson
Ellis County
Ottawa
Poet's Rites Are Private
London AP reports poet T. S. Eliot, 76, a U.S. native and British subject since 1927, died at home in London. Private funeral services planned. Noted as a voice of the Lost Generation, Nobel laureate 1948, Order of Merit, U.S. Medal of Freedom recipient. Major works include The Waste Land and Prufrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T. S. Eliot
Eliot
United States
Britain
U.S
Baltimore landlord runs private welfare effort for tenants
Howard Offit, a Baltimore landlord, started a private welfare program for 125 families in his buildings. He hired Jane Cullen Mathieu to lead a neighborhood settlement initiative with two steering committees, tutorials, a tenants newsletter, a savings club, and home economics workshops. The project has earned broad approval from tenants and welfare professionals, with Offit calling it good business and beneficial for tenant happiness and retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Howard Offit
Jane Cullen Mathieu
Mathieu
Offit
Kiwi Birds Use Smell More Than Most Birds
New Zealand kiwi birds stand out as the only living birds with a well developed sense of smell. Their nostrils sit at the tip of long bills rather than at the base, a unique arrangement among birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
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Ellis
U. S. Army
Melvin David Smith
Richmond
Frank Willard Fritts
Caude Lee Ferguson
Carl Jackson MecCart II
Larry Junior Wood
Douglas Bros
A & P Grocery
Bilely
Duane Gifford
Derby
Colo
Fifth
Elm Streets
Pomona High
By Charles Hill
Williamsburg
Charles Hill
Mrs
Bonnie E, Henery
Bernice Holden
Legals
Robert L. Pinet
Seal
Flood & Flood P. O. Box
Hays
Lamb
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