Noise complaint cited man for loud motorcycle
Robert M. Snowman, 19, of 1122 North Oak, was cited Thursday in the 100 block of South Cedar for operating a motorcycle producing excessive exhaust noise. Franklin County Veterans of World War I meeting moved from Monday to Tuesday, Jan. 11. A Nitschke Social Security representative from Kansas City will be at the Youth Center, 115 West Fourth Street, Jan. 12, 9:00 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Snowman
N. Oak
South Cedar
Franklin County
Veterans of World War I Inc
R. A. Nitschke
Kansas City
4Th St
Dean Hamilton stationed at Shepherd AFB Texas
Dean H Hamilton Jr. a Princeton resident, is stationed at Shepherd Air Force Base Texas per his mother. His mailing address is ASC Dean H Hamilton Jr Box B4848 CMR2 Shepherd AFB Texas 76311. Trinity Methodist Church hosts a four part basket supper and missionary studies at 6 pm Sunday with an open invitation. Eagles Dance event noted for Saturday January 8 featuring Bob Brockus band with members and guests requested to RSVP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hamilton
Princeton
Shepherd Air Force Base
Tex
ASC
Dean H. Hamilton Jr
Trinity Methodist Church
N. Cedar
Dr Joe Selby Admitted After Heart Attack At Rane Som Memorial
Dr Joe Selby is resting comfortably at Rane Som Memorial Hospital after a heart attack Friday. Visitors are not permitted at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Selby
Ranesom Memorial Hospital
Deerburger dinner and pancake day fundraisers announced
To The Public invites attendees to a free deerburger dinner on January 9, 1966 at Williamsburg High School Auditorium with bingo. Sponsored by Williamsburg Wildlife and Adv. Kiwanis. Pancake Day follows on Monday January 10 at Memorial Auditorium from 11 to 1 30 and 5 30 to 8 00 with proceeds benefiting the Kiwanis Mears Park project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg H. S. Auditorium
Williamsburg Wildlife, Adv
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Mears Park Project
Calvary Baptist Church Hosts Nickel Family Singers
Calvary Baptist Church at 925 W. 7th presents a musical program at 11 a.m. Sunday featuring the Nickel Family Singers of Springfield Missouri. Coming John Deere Day is noted for Tuesday January 11 with Ellis Piano Tuning listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Calvary: Baptist Church
W. 7Th
Nickel Family Singers
Springfield
China Warns India Strongly at Tashkent Summit
India's foreign secretary C. S. Jha said China issued a new and very severe warning during the Tashkent talks with Pakistan. He described the note as strongly worded and timing that demands notice amid disputes over alleged intrusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashkent
U.S.S.R
China
Pakistan
India
C. S. Jha
Local Market Prices Reported Amid Mixed Commodities
Market snippets show prices for Milo at 1.21 and soybeans at 2.00, with wheat around 1.49 and rice near 1.02. The fragmentary listing reflects agricultural quotes and price points for corn varieties and related commodities in a local market page.
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals summary
Admissions include Miss Sarah Crist of Ottawa RFD4 and Mrs Sylvia Fletcher of 807 S Main on Friday. Dismissals list Mrs Donald Atchison and baby boy of 816 N Oak Thomas Mace of 807 S Sycamore Mrs Ollie Berthot of 819 E Logan and Mrs Evan Phares of 317 S Loe Cust on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Crist
Ottawa
Sylvia Fletcher
S. Main
Donald Atchison
Baby Boy
N. Oak
Thomas Mace
S. Sycamore
Ollie Berthot
E. Logan
Evan Phares
S. Loe Cust
Surprises greet OHS students after New Year
Ottawa High School students returned to classes to find new seats being installed in the auditorium by Belton, Texas workers. A junior committee met with Josten Company to pick a class ring style and discussed standardizing an OHS ring. Debating teams trained for EKL events, with a district tournament at Iola forthcoming. The Record Party coronation of Mr. and Miss OHS is set for Jan 22 with nominations listed. Ottawa hosted Bonner Springs in wrestling as EKL basketball opened with Bonner Springs at 8:00 p.m. in the junior high gym against Emporia Spartans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Wittmeyer
Belton
Texas
Josten Company
Allan Buck
Frank Carey
Linda Mendell
Beverly Miller
Janet Nesch
Cheryl Todd
Wayne White
John Wilson
Beth Butler
Renetta Engles
OHS
Garnett High School
Kansas
Jane Feuerborn
Iola
Ottawa Record
Marilyn Rule
Nila Craweford
Peg Stephenson
Janet Warner
Ron Lloyd
Dale Die
Terich
Linda Loyd
Paulette Good
Linda Hume Erickhouse
Nila Crawford
Paul Shisler
Richard Milton
Bob Lateimer
Nancy Capeper
Bob Kohler
Tom Gleason
Ron Clevenger
Marla Babcock
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Liberal Arts Teacher Believes God Is Dead
Emory University instructor Dr. Thomas J. Altizer argues the phrase God is dead is literal, claiming that Christ died but Christianity hid the dead God. He and colleagues seek a new form of Christian theology amid campus protests. Altizer cites Buddhist influence and teaches at Emory since 1956 while married with a six month old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thomas J. J. Altizer
Emory
Altizer
William Hamilton
Colgate University
Paul van Buren
Temple University
eWe
Christ
William R. Bowdoin
William R. Cannon
Theological School
Wabash College
Indiana
Kenaf Crop Promises New Kansas Paper Source
In Kansas wheat dominance faces a challenge as Kansas State University researchers test kenaf, a Brazil India Mexico native used with wood pulps to make high grade paper. Development of rapid cutting and baling machines is key, with USDA support and Dr. James K. Greig supervising in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State University
Brazil
India
Mexico
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Peoria
James K. Greig
Kansas State
Mediterranean
Pakeistan
Europe
Spain
South America
Greig
Top Teacher Roger Howard Named Outstanding Young Educator
Roger Howard social science teacher at Garnett High School in Anderson County has been named Outstanding Young Educator of the Year by Garnett Jaycees. He will receive 175 dollars for summer school training and is eligible for a 2000 dollar national scholarship. Howard is an Ottawa University graduate, class of 1961, with a biology degree and a social studies minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Howard
Walnut
Garnett High School
Anderson County
Garnett Jaycees
Howard
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Pomona PTA Opens Year With Program and Nominating Work
Laura Jean Baker reports Pomona PTA opened with the Star Spangled Banner trombone piece by Roger Driver and Mrs. Leonard Humphrey, flag salute, devotions led by Tom Johnson, and first grade attendance banner won by Mrs. John Baker's class. A nominating committee was appointed and county speech therapist Judy Harris spoke on the county schools program. Sixth grade mothers provided refreshments. A fellowship supper at Pomona Methodist Church is set for Jan 9 at 6:30 p.m. guest speaker Mrs. Robert Gatewood of Topeka. PHS science students and teacher Miss Karen Smith attended a science lecture in Emporia on Jan 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jean Baker
Pomona Pta
Roger Driver
Leonard Humphrey
Tom Johnson
John Baker
Atendance
Judy Harris
Pomona Methodist Church
Color TV Changes Viewing Color TV Changes Viewing
Hollywood AP writer Bob Thomas describes the spread of color television at home as teens drive a holiday craze. Families install color sets, watch The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and Saturday movies, and feel color enhances viewing, with commercials gaining interest and the family watching more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N.C.L.E
Eisenhower Heads to Palm Desert for Winter Vacation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, travels from his Gettysburg area farm to board a train for Palm Desert California. He appears fit after a heart attack in November and a two day medical exam at Walter Reed. He is accompanied by his wife Mamie and her uncle Joel Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Calif
Novemeber
Getetysburg
Eisenhower
Mamie
Joel Carlson
Boone
Town
Georgia
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Polish Cardinal Barred From Travel Abroad
Warsaw AP reports Poland's Communist government barred Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski from traveling abroad. Approval for a planned trip to Rome next week was refused, citing his last journey's political activity deemed harmful to Poland. The ban followed regime attacks on a conciliatory letter to West German bishops urging Polish German reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Kramer
Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wycszynski
Rome
Wyszynski
West Germany
Postal Clerk Help Wanted in Princeton
Job notice announced by Postmaster Marie A Donart for a Postal Clerk position. The U S Civil Service Commission offers the exam. applicants must live within Princeton delivery limits. Details available at Princeton post office or Wichita Kansas executive secretary office, Room 208 Insurance Building 212 N Market Wichita KS 67225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Marie A. Donart
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Appliemants
Princeton Post Office
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Insurance Building
N. Market
Wichita
Kansas
Building Permits For Loyd Construction and Sparks Project
Loyd Construction Co. files a permit on Jan 5 to repair a kitchen bath and other misc work at 221 West Leco for owner Mark Rice with an estimated cost of 6000 dollars. Jim Sparks files on Jan 6 to erect a carport and storage area at 1040 Cottonwood for owner Al Williams with an estimated cost of 350 dollars.
Death of Mrs Lucinda M Marshall longtime Quenemo resident
Mrs Lucinda May Nowling Marshall age 92 died Friday at Peterson Nursing Home Osage City after ten years there. Funeral arrangements by Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo. Born Sept 12 1878 in Pennsylvania she married Dr William T King in Olathe 1899. he died 1929. Later married George Marshall of Quenemo who also died. Survived by sons Thomas H King Pomona Marion A King Emporia six grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and one nephew. Funeral at Quenemo Federated Church 2 pm Monday. burial Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo. Friends may call Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon Sunday evening through Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda M. Marshall
Lucinda May Nowling Marshall
Quenemo
Peterson Nursing Home
Osage City
Shaffer Mortuary
Lyndon
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marshall
Pennsylvania
Olathe
William T. King
George Mareshall
Thomas H. King
Pomona
Marion A. King
Emporia
Civil rights leaders say civil rights surpass Vietnam war
John R. Lewis of SNCC argues racial justice work at home is more vital than the Vietnam conflict and urges civil rights workers to seek legal ways to avoid service. He cites U.S. deception abroad and incomplete civil rights gains, calling for the right to self-determination for the Vietnamese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
United States
Viet Nam
John R. Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Lewis
SNCC
U.S
Three Injured In Accident On I-35 Near Ottawa
Three people sustained minor bruises and abrasions when a 1964 Plymouth rear ended a tractor trailer on I-35, 3.9 miles northeast of Ottawa. Richard L. Ecord, 21, his wife Linda, and Ballard C. Wood were treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Ecord’s father-in-law Ballard Wood unhurt. Driver Eldon R. Morgan escaped injury. Damage to the car estimated at 800 dollars. charges pending after investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Eeord
Red Jacket
Linda
Ballard C. Wood
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ecord
Ballards
Ottawa
Eldon
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin County
Eeord
Don Lytle
Lytle
Funeral services for John G Kaiser held at Lamb Funeral Home
John G Kaiser died January 5. Funeral services were held January 1 with Rev. Roger F Greenslade officiating at Lamb Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Fred A Wicke J R Cheney Carl Snyder Guy E Briscoe William S Bowers O C Curby Robert A Andere son Russell Crites. Mrs A H North sang with piano and organ by Mrs Bruce Spears. Burial was in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G, Kaiser
John G. Kaiser
Lamb Funeral
Roger F. Greenslade
Fred A. Wicke
J. R. Cheney
Carl Snyder
Guy E. Briscoe
William S. Bowers
O. C. Curby
Robert A. Andereson
Russell Crites
A. H. North
Bruce Spears
Hope Cemetery
Ostrich Feather Dusters Protect Capitol Marble Dust
Capitol cleaners use ostrich feather dusters for statue cleaning. The feathers lift dust effectively while avoiding damage to marble surfaces that are easily marred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Appointment of Administrator in Kaiser Estate
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court, John G Kaiser deceased. Robert A Anderson named administrator January 6 1966 with nine month claims period. creditors heirs devisees and legatees urged to file. Anderson and Byrd Attorneys at Law Ottawa Kansas represent administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
John G. Kaiser
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R. Morgan
Best Truck Lines
Robert A. Anderson
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