Baker University Gifts Fund Scholarships in Science
Baker University receives donations for two science scholarships from Dr. and Mrs. James H. Scanlon of Horton and a $5,000 securities gift from Eugene C. Pulliam to support journalism and ministry awards. Other items note Wilma's Beauty Salon relocation, local events, and church programs in the community.
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Baker University
James H. Scanlon
Horton
James M. Leitenaker
Baker Chemistry
Eugene C. Pulliam
Phoenix Republic and Gaszette
Central Newspapers, Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
Rains Boost Kansas Farm Outlook Amid Varied Conditions
AP report from Topeka notes eastern Kansas in good shape due to November rains December snow and January moisture. Paliesen of the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service cites replenished ponds and bright prospects for early pasture. Northwest Kansas remains dry, with only parts near Smith and Greeley counties improved.
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Topeka
Kansas
J. E. Paliesen
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Pallesen
Kane Sas
Smith County
Greeley County
Letter Of Law Leads To Wreck
In St. Paul Minnesota two drivers Dicke and McMann stopped after a fender bender to call police. A Rock Island train crashed into both cars striking a utility pole whose collapse shattered a third car’s windshield.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Robert Dicke
Minneapolis
Dennis McMann
St. Paul
Rock Island
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 1700 calves 70 cows scarce weak to 50 lower utilities 12.00 to 13.50. Hogs 3500 barrows gilts steady to 25 higher sows steady weights 190-200 lb 16.00 to 16.50, 195-220 lb 16.50 to 17.75, 203-275 lb 15.50 to 16.75. 400 lb sows 12.00 to 13.00. Sheep 100 for market test few sales steady feeders scarce slaughter 20.00 to 21.00.
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Kansas City
Ottawa Readers Endorse Ann Landers Advice
Local readers of Ann Landers column express approval of its informative and entertaining advice while most say they would not write in for help. Community members, including a social worker and various residents, credit the column with practical insights, though some doubt its reach and prefer dealing with people nearby.
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Ottawa
Ann
Rosie Lister
Ann Landers
Steve Walker
Spears
Norma V. Loux
Bruce Manufacturing Co
Eddie Hart
Local Court Docket Includes Speeding Fines and Forgery Cases
Kansas City man Roy James pleaded guilty to speeding 90 in a 70 mph zone along I-35 and paid a $10 fine plus costs. J T Hills faced no license and log book violations near Ottawa and paid $20. Alva Siders, arraigned on a no fund check charge, posted bond and awaits trial January 14. James L Johnson cited for speeding 71 in a 60 mph zone near Ottawa with $10 fine. Nathan E Martin found guilty on improper roadway portion charge and fined $20. Charles Northcott charged with two forgery counts, bound over for April 1965 trial with $1,000 bond. James Franks Jr faced forgery and multiple passing forged instrument counts, posted $1,000 bond.
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Roy James
Kansas City
Wellsville
J. T. Hills
Quincy
Ottawa
Alva Siders
Poplar
James L. Johnson
Baldwin
Nathan E. Martin
Shawenee
James Franks Jr
N. Poplar
Franks
Hospital Notes Admits Wide Range Of Patients
Admission list includes Mrs. Everett Roecker Wil. Mamsburg Mrs. Sheldon Tall man Route 2 Pomona Carl Barnhart 2255 Cedar Wednesday David Carmen Ottawa RFD 2 Mrs. Richard LaNier Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs. James Welch Princeton Edd Anderson Baldwin Thursday Dismissals include David Carmen Ottawa RFD 2 Thursday Births report Mr and Mrs Ralph Shaffer Williamsburg a daughter weight seven pounds two ounces
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Everett H. Roecker
Wil. Mamsburg
Sheldon Tallman
Pomona
Carl Barnhart
Cedar
David Carmen
Ottawa
Richard LaNier
James E. Welch
Princeton
Edd Anderson
Baldwin
Plastic Bag Tragedy Sees 3 Year Old Die in Birmingham
A three year old girl identified as Perri Parsons suffocated after pulling a plastic bag from a waste basket with her mother knotting both ends to prevent such accidents. Police said the bag remained open enough for the child to slip her head inside despite the knotted ends. Coroner William Allen confirmed the details.
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Birmingham
Ala
Perri Parsons
William Allen
Mariner 4 Near Mars After 40 Days in Space
Pasadena reports NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory says Mariner 4 remains on course 70 million miles from Earth on a 925 million mile voyage to Mars. After 40 days in space the spacecraft heads for a July 14 Mars fly-by with systems, including the transmitter, operating normally to relay first close-up television pictures.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
Earth
Slower Job Pace Reported by Ottawa Employment Office
Ottawa employment office manager Cal Ewing says December activity slowed across agriculture and other placements due to seasonal factors. Active job seeker files reached 201, initial unemployment claims rose to 296, and weeks claimed climbed to 1,058. staff will resume counseling in a few months.
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Ottawa
Cal Ewing
Ewing
Franklin
Anderson
Miami
Louisburg Rueral High School
Divco- Wayne
No Injury Reported in Three Car South Main Street Crash
A three car accident on South Main Street at 4 42 p m involved a 1961 Oldsmobile driven by Donald F Humphrey a 30, a 1958 Dodge driven by Iris E Brownrigg 32 and a 1962 Chevrolet driven by Calvin S Powelson Jr 21 All three vehicles sustained damage but there were no injuries and no arrests.
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South Main Street
Donald F. Humphrey
Elm
Iris E. Brownrigg
Oak
Humphrey
Calvin S. Powelson Jr
Richmond Rfd
Langley Divorce Granted with Custody Awarded
Elmerlee Langley of Pomona was granted a divorce from Betty M Langley in District Court on Wednesday. Betty Langley had filed earlier, but the case proceeded on Elmerlee Langley's cross petition. Langley received custody of the minor children.
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Elmerlee Langley
Pomona
Betty M. Langley
Lanley
Langley
Cross
New Pastor At Wellsville Baptist Church Named
Rev Mr W Gayel Bender former Missouri River Baptist Association superintendent of missions became pastor of Wellsville Baptist Church on January 1 He will serve one church as pastor after years of leading 44 churches as an executive member of various committees He and his wife have five children and one son Charles Edwin teaches on the Pappage Indian Reservation west of Tucson Arizona
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W. Gayel Bender
Missouri River Baptist Association
Wellsville Baptist Church
Belleville
Kan
First Baptist Church
Chanute
Anthony
Arizona
Illinois
Central Baptist Children’s Home
Lake Villa
Oakland City College
Oakland City
Ind
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Chicago
Bender
Charles Edwin
Pappage
Tucson
Ariz
Ottawa University
Garnett
Vernon White
Augusta
Funds For Farm Hall Sought In Kansas Drive
Representatives of farm groups and related industries as an advisory committee announced a final drive to raise funds in Kansas for the national Agricultural Hall of Fame near Bonner Springs. Wilbur Levering is state chairman. A $250,000 goal was set, with about $206,000 already raised since 1960. The drive follows a prior goal of $1 million that was cut in half after hall board reorganization. Kansas is divided into 12 districts.
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Topeka
Kansas
National Agricultural Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Wilbur Levering
Hall
Police Court docket reports multiple DUI and traffic cases
Martin Dyer cited November 29 for driving under the influence and reckless driving, bond posted. case postponed. Jimmie Dale Morton cited December 12 for DUI and careless driving, bond posted, trial moved to January 26. Richard Widman found guilty and fined $10 for running a stop sign. Several others: Farley for no license, Bond forfeited. Coons and Verdi fined for speeding and pedestrian violation with fines. Rowland and Coffman plead innocent, trials set for January 28. Russo, Karneck fined for speeding. Morris guilty for permitting a clinging passenger. Johnson and Hotaling plea outcomes. Roberts guilty on careless/inattentive driving. Hornberger guilty on speeding and mufflers. Johnson fined for reckless driving open bottle. DUI charge dismissed.
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Martin Dyer
Oak
Dyer
Robert Pinet
Jimmie Dale Morton
Beech
Richard L. Widman
Ottawa University
John Patrick Farley
Lawrence
Kenneth V. Coons
N. Oak
Anthony A. Verdi
John L. Rowland
S. Ash
John D. Coffman
Sycamore
Mario Russo
Main
David L. Karneck
Emstoria
Carl J. Morris
Jimmy L. Johnson
N. Sycamore
Lloyd R. Hotaling Sr
S. Mulberry
Bil J. Roberts
Perry
Daryl R. Hornberger
Lawarence
William W. Johnson
Posmona Rfd
Two Prefs Will Speak at Wellsville PTA Meeting
Two University of Kansas professors will speak at the Wellsville PTA meeting January 14 at 7 30 p m in the school multi purpose room. Dr Price will introduce modern math after the business session and then split groups will discuss topics with Dr Capps and Dr Price explaining the new approach and its home support benefits.
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University of Kansas
Wellsville
Parent Teacher Association
Price
Dr. Capps
General Assembly
Dr. Price
Richmond Area News Update on Local Hospitalizations
Lee Hermreck was taken to KU Medical Center by ambulance Monday for back injuries. Mrs. Don Poss entered St. Joseph's Hospital in Kansas City for major surgery. Her children Douglas and Mariana will be cared for by their aunt Mrs. Hallaran in Kansas City during hospitalization. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kruse of Kansas City are parents of a daughter born December.
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Mabel Chandler Lee Hermreck
K.U. Medical Center
Don Poss
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kansas City
Mon
Douglas
Mariana
Hallaran
Harold Kruse
Mexican Farms Found To Be Plentiful Crude Description
Returning from a 15 day trip, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coffman and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gault of Wellsville describe Mexico’s agriculture and daily life. They note large corn crops, oxen in fields, limited machinery, low food costs, adobe houses with thatched roofs, and heavy labor by hand. They recall mountain highways, a 115 pound sailfish caught near Acapulco, and a random act of roadside help during a tire break, praising Mexican landscapes and hard work.
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Bernice Holden
Clarence Coffman
Ross Gault
Wellseville
Mexico
U.S
Gault
Morelia
Villa Montana
Taxco
Acapulco
Mel
Rationing Of Grains Brings Calcutta Misery
In Calcutta, massive crowds press government offices daily for food ration cards as grain rationing begins. No sale of government grain without a card, private trade in rice and wheat banned, worsening hunger for millions amid rising prices and unemployment estimates. Local tensions rise amid ongoing political and social unrest.
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Calcutta
India
Calecutta
State Records Tag Coincidence
Oklahoma City report on motorist Johnny Jackson who matched two license plates by chance. His wife noted he brought home plates without checking and found them to be the same as their 1964 tags XB 5269 and KB 5264. Oklahoma expects to sell over a million tags this year.
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Oklahoma City
Ohio
Johnny Jackeson
Oklahoma
Speech Contest Scheduled by Ninth District Cooperative Council
The ninth district Kan sas Cooperative Council sponsors a speech contest for high school students at Ottawa on January 23 at 1 p.m. Top three in each district win scholarships to the Co op Youth Recreation and Leadership Training Camp at William Jewell College Liberty Missouri. First place from each district advances to the state finals February 8 9 at Kansas State University Manhattan.
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Kansas Cooperative Council
Ottawa
Ottawa Cooperative Association Board
Wiliam Jewell College
Liberty
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Osage
Douglas
Johnson
Miami
Franklin
Coffey
Anderson
Linn
Wabaunsee
Lyon
Shawnee
Disturbed sleep hints at kidney irregularity issue
Questioning sleep disturbance linked to kidney problems and urging relief with three doses of Bukets. Claims satisfaction after purchase, directing readers to John Kaiser Drug for purchase locally. Includes imperfect medical language and nonspecific symptoms.
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Nature
John Kaiser Drug
Telephone Company Sold to Kansas Telegraph Line
W. E. G. Telephone Company has been sold to the Kansas Telephone Company through Telephones Inc of Chicago TI. The system serves Edgerton Gardner Overbrook Osage City Lebo Olivet Michigan Valley Wellsville and will give Kansas Telephone 45 exchanges in eastern Kansas. The exchange of stock is valued at about 1 400 000. Surveys and interviews will be conducted in each community by Wallace Olson and Bob Tyson followed by engineering surveys and expansion plans.
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W. E. G. Telephone Company
Kansas Telephone Company
Ottawa
Telephones, Inc
Chicago
Edgerton
Gardner
Overbrook
Osage City
Lebo
Olivet
Michigan Valley
Wellsville
Kansas
Wallace Olson
Bob Tyson
Funeral services for Ralph W. Selby
Ralph W. Selby died January 3. Funeral rites were held January 6 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Willard Braker officiating. Pallbearers included Roy E. Clark Harry Hjorth Rolan L. Davis Elton W. Davis Dr. J. W. Selby and George R. Davis. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery with soloists James Driver and Mrs. Bruce Spears.
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Ralph W. Selby
Lamb Funeral
Willard Braker
Roy E. Clark
Harey Hjorth
Rolan L. Davis
Elton W. Davis
J. W. Selby
George R. Davis
James Driver
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Grange Meet Here Friday
Kansas Grange leaders hold a one day training session for local Grange officers Friday in the Odd Fellows Hall Ottawa starting at 10 a.m. The event is led by James W Ingwersen and features Bonnie Aaron West Laws Ruth Esther Shorthill Barbara Hines with sessions from Garden City to Topeka. Deputies masters lecturers youth chairs and others are urged to attend.
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Kansas
Odd Fellows Hall
Ottawa
James W. Ingwersen
LeRoy
Bonnie Aaron
Carbondale
West Laws
Burclington
Ruth Esther Shorthill
Topeka
Barbara Hines
Lenexa
Garden City
Newton
Chanute
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Hagen
Kansas City Youth For Christ
Janet Roudybush
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Calvary Baptist Church
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Latimer-Fouts
Myers
Ottawa Rfd
Ralph Shaffer
Williamsburg
Mariner
Richmond Area News
Smith Insurance Aid and Main
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