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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1964

Page

5

Box Supper Set By Princeton High School Junior Class

A box supper fundraiser is planned by the Princeton High School junior class for 7 p m Tuesday in the Princeton gym during the Princeton Community meeting. Other briefs note watch repair services at Johnson's Watch Repair weekly, a driving with invalid license charge in Ottawa RFD 2 after a crash at Wolf Creek Bridge, a public drunkenness arrest in Overs Brook, a ticket for defective car mufflers, a vending machine theft at Andy's Service, an American Legion meeting at 8, and talks by Patrick Finley and Wanda Mae Vincent to local youth groups.

Princeton High School Princeton

Williamsburg Man Honored by State Agriculture Board

Larry Reh 22 Williamsburg will be honored by the Kansas State Board of Agriculture at the Kansas Agricultural Convention in Topeka on January 8. He has received the American Farmer degree, the highest recognition FFA grants its members, and is listed as one of six top young farmers in Kansas this year. He lives with his parents near Williamsburg, farms near Richmond with his father, and will be recognized for leadership and active participation in FFA and farming programs.

Larry Reh Williamsburg Kansas State Board of Agriculture Topeka Larry FFA Reh Kansas Richmond

KC Markets Kansas City cattle eggs and poultry report

Kansas City farm market report lists calves and slaughter cattle moves with price ranges and gain up to 50, hogs and sows mostly lower, lambs and ewes mixed, consumer eggs and wholesale egg prices, poultry and butter quotes, with regional quotes from Missouri and Arkansas livefryers and farm delivery options.

Kansas City Cattie Missouri Arkansas

Deaths and obituaries from Ottawa area

Death notices for Mrs. Tom W. Flory 78 Ot taw a resident since 1926. Leonard Skiddy Cowdin 65 Ottawa veteran of World War II. Mrs Armida Reed 88 Osawatomie area rest home resident. Clyde Barton 81 Wellsville resident. Mrs Nettie E Hurley 77 Peabody area practical nurse. Locations include Ottawa, Burling ton, Lyndon, Quenemo, Osaw atomie, Rantoul. Burials in Highland and Stanton Cemeteries.

Leonard “Skiddy" Cowdin Leonard Skiddy Cowdin Ottawa Topeka Veterans’ Hospital Quenemo Wash Emory Dwight Kas Clarence Council Grove Mildred Gragg Lyndon Nettie. E, Hurley Nettie Emma Hurley Burroughs Crestview Towner Chapel Ned M. Roberts Prairie Lawn Cemetery Peabody Hurley Marshalltown Iowa Marion County Oscar Hurley Eureka Peabody Christian Church Inez Bentz Tospeka Louie Kirk Maude Dooley Watertown Flory Florence Tom W. Flory Lamb Funeral Home Charles P. Knight Highland Cemetery

Funerals for Harley C Miliken Held in Williamsburg

Services for Harley C Miliken who died Jan 1 were at Williamsburg Methodist Church Jan 4 with Rev David Wilson officiating. Pallbearers were L A Green Frank Davis Clinton Chambers Harry Tucker Arza Fogle and C W Robe. Mrs Luke Pattle and Mrs S T Thornton sang hymns with Mrs Willard Binns accompanying. Burial was in Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg.

Tom W. Flory Main Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Lamb Funeral Home Charles P. Knight Higheland Cemetery Flory Ogden Utah Burlington First Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service What.Se Ever American Legion Auxiliary James D. Flory N. Pershing St Wichita Frank Hudson Charles Burgett Harley C, Milliken Harley C. Milliken Williamsburg Methodist Church David Wilson L. A. Green Frank Davis Clinton Chambers Harry Tucker Arza Fogle C. W. Robe Luke Pattle Willard Binns Mt. Hope Cemetery Williamsburg

Pomona 4-H Club Celebrates 30 Years Of Activity

The Pomona Junior Judgers 4-H Club marks its 30th anniversary this year with many former members now serving as club and community leaders. Notables include Everett Burgess and Jack Beau champ as clothing and foods project leaders respectively, and Leonard Humphrey as a long-time community leader with his wife. The club highlights generations, with relatives of former members continuing to serve and two former leaders still active since the 1940s.

Pomona Everett Burgess Jack Beauchamp Jack Lederer Leonard Humphrey Ann Judy Bulson Harold Bulson Jacqueline Beauchamp Donnie Larry Edwin Steven Burgess Kenneth Lyle Gary Humphrey Harold Staadt John Staadt Truman Milton Judgers Club

Two Killed In Traffic On Weekend

Two persons died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Mrs Edeline Connor 56 of Sublette died in a two car collision near Sublette. Her husband R F Connor 60 was critically hurt. A Sublette family of six in the other car was injured, two critically.

Kansas Edeline Connor Sublette R. F. Connor J. C. Hammer Hammer Maregie Dodge City Frankfort Kan Suzanne Harland Union Pacific Missouri

Red China Population Up

Population experts estimate Red China now exceeds 735 million, a rise from 1957’s 656.63 million. Premier Chou En-Lai said population grows about 2 percent annually, though that figure is considered conservative by observers in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong

Air Freighter Takes 1st Flight in Belfast Test

Britain's 100 ton Bel fast air freighter completed its maiden flight in Belfast. The craft, designed to carry over 200 armed troops, can also haul three tanks or 24 light helicopters. A civilian version is planned with potential 250 passenger cross Atlantic service and $85 one way fares.

Belfast Northern Ireland Britain Atlantic

Five Day Weather Forecast for Missouri and Kansas

The Missouri forecast shows near seasonal temperatures with 4 to 8 degrees above in the south through Saturday. Normal highs in the mid to upper 30s north and mid 40s south, lows 15 to 21 north and 30 south. Precipitation expected as rain or snow late week. Kansas outlook has near seasonal temps through Saturday, highs in 30s north and low 40s south, lows 5 to 15 in extreme west and 15 to 22 elsewhere. Rain or snow possible late week with minimal precipitation elsewhere.

Missouri Kansas

Vietnamese Reds Slip Away Again

TAN AN Viet Nam AP An estimated two Viet Cong battalions slipped through encircling South Viet Namese troops before dawn after a day-long airborne assault. Government troops suffered eight killed and nearly 30 wounded. U.S. helicopters pressed the attack though most helicopters were out of action. A Vietnamese officer said the Viet Cong slipped by as usual but they could not seal them in.

Tan AN Viet Nam U.S Saigon

Chou En-lai To Visit Nkrumah This Month

Ghana leader Kwame Nkrumah, host to Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai later this month, praises Soviet Premier Khrushchev amid Beijing criticism. He lauded Khrushchev's "cheap analysis" of national liberation issues, in remarks carried by Pravda.

Moscow Kwame Nkrumah Ghana Chou En-lai Khrueshchev Peking Nkrumah Khrushchev Pravda

Hospital Admissions And Births In Local Area

The hospital report lists admissions and births including William Crouse Lyndon Hope Mott Mrs May Bitts Ruth Turner Nate Rhoades Mrs Don Davis Meda McCune and others. Births to Dr and Mrs Sam Lyman and Mr and Mrs Eldon Rader are recorded along with several new baby details and parent addresses.

William Crouse Popelar Hope Mott N. Oak May Bitts Lyndon Ireic Shadle S. Poplar Ruth Turner Princeton Nate Rhoades N. Poplar Don Davis Rantoul Meda McCune S. Main Sam Lyman S. Mulberry Sun Eldon Rader Mulberry Monday

TWA and IAM reach tentative two year machinists contract

Trans World Airlines and the International Association of Machinists reached a tentative two year contract covering 7,200 machinists. The deal includes a 33 cent wage package totaling 1,372.80 additional pay per worker over three years, plus higher health and welfare contributions and improved work rules. District 142 includes 3,200 Kansas City TWA machinists at Mid-Continent Airport.

Kansas City Trans World Airlines International Association of Machineists TWA Cliff Miller IAM Mid-Continent International Airport

Deeds and Transfers Listed for Various Blocks and Lots

A sequence of property transfers records deeds among multiple parties including Joel Towner to Earl Hicks and Ruth Lawton to Leafa Higdon. Other items show sales of various blocks, lots, and additions in Wellsville Pomona Garfield and related areas, plus corporate and sheriff deeds and a note about a reader tip incentive by The Herald.

Joel Towner Earl R. Hicks Ruth B. Lawton Leafa Higdon Richmond Carl H. Meeks Chester Louderback Evaelena Dea Jack W. Seyler Garfield The Gleason Co, Inc Ralph Curby Gleasons Corp H. W. Fine Rex E. Kirkland

Menninger School Dean To Speak At Osawatomie Hospital

Dr. Herbert Klemmer, dean of the Menninger School of Psychiatry in Topeka, will speak at 8 p.m. Friday in Osawatomie State Hospital employees cafeteria. He will present slides from a world tour with 600 American psychiatrists and their wives, including stops in Tokyo and Israel. The trip, APA sponsored, aimed to exchange scientific and cultural information.

Herbert Klemmer Menninger School of Psychiatry Topeka Osawatomie State Hospital Klemmer Japanese Society of Psychiatry and Neurology Tokyo

Sandburg Turns 86 on Quiet Birthday at Flat Rock Farm

Carl Sandburg, Pulitzer Prize winner in history and poetry, marks his 86th birthday at his Flat Rock North Carolina farm. He plans a brief address to God, then return to work on the second volume of his autobiography and possibly more poetry.

Flat Rock N.C Carl Sandburg Sandburg

Auburn’s first Negro student enters without incident

Harold A. Franklin, 31, begins classes in Russian history at Auburn University after breaking segregation barriers with no trouble. He registered Saturday and spent a quiet weekend in his dormitory. A university spokesman said Franklin, who is 6 feet tall, had several visitors including white students, and he told an AP reporter the situation is fine.

Auburn Ala Adeburn University Harold A. Franklin Franklin Associated Press

Little Symphony Auditions Set

Ottawa Little Symphony announces auditions this Saturday for all instruments. Conductor William Kloster will conduct the tryouts from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the third floor of Ottawa University administration building. Orchestra manager P. K. Worley can be reached at CH 2-1181 between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Ottawa Little Symphony William Kloster Ottawa University Administration P. K. Worley

Aid Offered To Cambodia by France Includes Military Aid

In Phnom Penh France pledged military and economic support for Cambodia after rejecting U.S. aid. Defense Minister Pile erre Messmer announced tanks trucks and planes for the Cambodian armed forces and professors for schools while Prince Norodom Sihanouk welcomed France fulfilling a Asia role. Sihanouk ordered American missions to depart by January 15 following his December 13 decision to end U.S. aid.

Phnom Penh Cambodia France U.S Pileerre Messmer Norodom Sihanouk Asia Sihanouk Camerodia

Thief Protests Error in Story

Rutland Rutland Herald reports a burglar who looted a laundry also took a Salvation Army collection box. A reader letter disputes the account saying no intent to steal the charity box and urges a retraction while praising the Salvation Army's work. The letter is unsigned.

Rutland Rutland Herald Salvation Army

Fire destroys three Winfield stores in weekend blaze

Three buildings were destroyed Sunday when a fire tore through a bakery and a used furniture and antique store in Winfield Kansas. Fire Chief Charles Ford estimated damage at about 100000 dollars and the cause remained unknown.

Winfield, Kan Charles Ford

Bulgarian envoy Georgiev Executed for CIA Spy Deeds

The Bulgarian News Agency reports former Bulgarian U N envoy Georgiev was executed by firing squad after pleading guilty to selling military and economic secrets to the CIA for 200000 dollars between 1956 and 1961. His pardon appeal was denied at Sofia court.

London van Asen Christof Georgiev U.N American Central Intelligence Agency Georgiev Sofia CIA New York

Lane High School Sealed Bid Notice 1964

First published January 6 1964 bids due January 31 1964 mailed to Lane High School Lane Kansas. Vehicles include a two door Dodge may be seen at Princeton High School 1195 Ford and a Chevrolet may be seen at Lane High School.

Lane High School Lane Kansas Princeton High School

Community Auction Listings and Classified Rates

Franklin County sale listings every Saturday at North Ottawa on Highway 59 plus estate sale details near Ottawa. Prints include a Floyd Carter Estate sale January 15 and Ben Printy Cap CH 2 1974 listings. Auction houses advertise weekly events with discount rates and deadlines for ads.

Franklin County Sale Company North Ottawa Stocker & Feeder Franklin Co Floyd Carter Late Kansas Ben Printy Cap Printy N. Main

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