Wells ville Kiwanis swears in new officers
New Wells ville Kiwanis officers sworn in Jan 5 include Ken Hausler as president Rev Clare nce Pop harder as vice president George Sherman secretary Tom Ruddell treasurer All members serve on the Board of Directors. Also notes local events and community notices including funds for chili sales and Navy enlistment updates.
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The
Wellsville Kiwanis
Ken Hausler
Clarence ‘Pop’? Harder
George Sherman
Tom Ruddell
Liberty Community Club Slides by Mrs Virgil Christie
Liberty Community Club will present a Friday evening program of slides by Mrs Virgil Christie at the meeting in the school. Refreshments will be sandwiches and coffee.
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Liberty Community Club
Virgil Christie
Bridge Winners Duplicate at Country Club Monday Night
Bridge winners at the country club session included first north south W E Hegberg and Ted Crandall. Second north south Mrs Dick Peters and Mrs Jess Gilmore. First east west Mrs W E Hegberg and Mrs R F Miller. Second east west Mrs John Wassmer and Mrs S P Hufstedler.
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Country Club
W. E. Hegberg
Ted Crandall
Dick Peters
Jess Gilmore
R. F. Miller
John Wassmer
S. P. Hufstedler
KC Markets Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP notes wholesale eggs unchanged and cattle and hogs showing varied moves. Cattle: 3,000 head with steers and heifers generally higher or steady. slaughter steers 22.75-24.00. heifers 21.50-22.50. calves 14.00-17.50. feeders 18.50-22.00. steer calves 20.00-23.00. heifer calves 17.00-19.00. Hogs: 3,000 barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower. sow prices steady. barrows and gilts 190-260 lb 15.75-16.25. 260-295 lb 14.75-15.75. 290-400 lb sows 12.00-14.00. 400-625 lb 12.25-13.25. Sheep: 600 lambs active, 50 higher. good and prime slaughter lambs 21.25-22.00. good and choice 20.50-21.25. choice shorn lambs 21.50. call to good ewes 4.50-5.50.
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Kansas City
Crime Facts From Ottawa Juvenile Court Review
The report details 204 youths brought to trial with 153 convicted and 25 acquitted. Juvenile cases dominated by larceny, with 24 offenders. 57 indictments for drunkenness, 53 guilty. Minor offenses and disobeying liquor laws yielded several convictions, while 36 driving under the influence cases produced 32 guilty and four acquittals.
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Juvenile Court
Probation Department
Revision Of ROTC In High School Proposed
Washington AP Pentagon planners push remodeling of high school ROTC to train 100,000 youths in specialties like electronics radar mechanics and truck driving. President Johnson ordered study to make Junior ROTC responsive to national defense needs and expand from 254 to 1,200 schools. Officials say current three hour weekly, three year curriculum yields little military value and wastes funds. The proposed program aims to prepare cadets for Army enlistment after basic training or civilian careers, potentially boosting volunteer enlistments and easing draft needs.
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Pentagon
Johnson
Defense Deepartment
Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
Congress
Swimming Will Finance Trips
A series of Friday swimming sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ottawa University pool funds trips for six students and an advisor to national seminars in Washington and New York City. The seminars discuss national policy on the two Chinas, sponsored by the American Baptist Convention. Admission is 50 cents per person and a lifeguard is on duty. The trip would occur February 11 to 20 if funded.
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Washington
D. C
New York City
American Baptist Convention
County Court Fines For Following Too Closely
John C. Grimley 18 of West Dorm Ottawa University fined five dollars plus costs for following too close on L35 south of Wellsville at one to two car lengths. Robert G. Baer 40 of Ottawa RFD 4 pleaded guilty, fined five dollars plus costs for disobeying a stop sign north of Ottawa on US 59. James Franks Jr. 603 N Poplar to be arraigned on two counts forgery and passing a forged instrument. bond set yesterday at 1500 dollars.
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John C. Grimley
West Dorm
Ottawa University
Grimley
Wellsville
Robert G. Baer
Ottawa Rfd
Ottawa
James Franks Jr
N. Poplar
District Court frees Floyd Minnick after stop sign case
Floyd Minnick of 204 East 14th was found innocent by a district court jury yesterday after appealing a Police Court ruling on a stop sign violation. It was his third such offense and could have led to license suspension. Also in district court Marvn Sue Butts of Richmond won a divorce from Gary Lane Butts of Princeton on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty.
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Floyd Minnick
Minnick
Marvn
Sue Butts
Richmond
Gary Lane Butts
Princeton
Dog in accident prompts minor crash on Wil son Street
A jaywalking dog yesterday afternoon caused a two-vehicle crash when a pickup driven by Bobby J. Soper of Ottawa RFD 4 struck the animal. Willard W. Rodgers, of 309 S. Oak, could not avoid going under the truck. Rodgers’ vehicle suffered $400 damage. truck damage details incomplete. No citations issued. no injuries reported.
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Bobby J. Soper
Ottawa
RFD
Wilson Street
Williard W. Rodgers
S. Oak
Rodgers
Crawford Appointed to USDA Crops Research Committee
Harold S. Crawford of Willis Nursery Co. is named to the U S Department of Agriculture horticultural crops research advisory committee. The panel will meet in February at the USDA laboratory in Albany California. Crawford has led the Horticultural Research Institute Inc and chaired the American Association of Nurserymen research committee since 1959.
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Willis Nursery Co
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Horticultural Crops Research Advisory Committee
Usda Laboratory
Albany
Calif
Crawford
Horticultural Research Institute, Inc
American Association of Nurserymen
Landon Attacks Regents Appointments From State Cities
Former Gov Alf M Landon condemned Gov Andersons two regents picks John F Eberhardt of Wichita and Eldon Sloan of Topeka calling the move a break with tradition that limits members from university cities and from single counties He warned big schools can become big business and that pressure may push expansion urging Senate confirmation be scrutinized by lawmakers in Topeka with Avery noting both appointees are KU alumni and well qualified.
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Alf M. Landon
John Anderson
Board of Regents
Anderson
John F. Eberhardt
Wichita
Eldon Sloan
Eberhardt
Wichita State University
Sloan
Henry Bubb
Johnson County
Ray Evans
Arethur H. Cromb
Landon
William Allen White
Emporia
William H. Avery
Senate
Eberhardt and
University of Kansas
Avery
UN Dilemma Over Unpaid Bills Faces US-Soviet Clash
UN Secretary General U Thant seeks a final way to resolve the two year delay in peacekeeping dues by the United States and Soviet Union as the General Assembly nears reconvening. A voluntary funding plan is floated while Article 19 voting penalties loom and Mosow seeks non earmarked contributions. The US pushes to invoke the penalty if commitments remain vague. About 100000 surfers are reported riding waves in 1964 according to the US Surfing Association.
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U.S
U.N
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Thant
Asian eAfrican Group
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United States
Assembly
U.S. Surfing Association
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes Peter Flusser Mary Cook Bald win Mrs Ralph Murray 404 W 9th Leona Elser 601 N Cherry Lena Edwards Richmond Elroy Kaub Ottawa RFD 4 Henry LeValey 718 Cypress George Hopkins 619 Willow Meretta Kiser 809 S Sycamore James Fox Ottawa RFD 3 Earl Cummings 433 W 19th Laurence Gruver Overbrook RFD 2 Melvina Rose 513 N Poplar Leroy Hildebrandt 1615 Chestnut James LaValley Pomona a son Monday wt 8 lbs 101% oz Mr and Mrs Michael Mason 8 lbs 8 oz.
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Peter Flusser
Cottonwood
William Cook
Baldwin
Ralph Murray
Leona Elser
Cherry
Lena Edwards
Richmond
Elroy Kaub
Ottawa
Henry LeValey
Cypress
George Hopkins
Willow
Meretta Kiser
Sycamore
James Fox
Earl Cummings
Laurence Gruver
Overbrook
Melvina Rose
Poplar
Leroy Hildebrandt
James LaValley
Pomona
Michael Mason
Death of Roy Taylor Duke City area elder and civic organizer
Roy Taylor 72 a Dodge City resident since 1926 died while visiting his daughter in Madison Wisconsin. Funeral in Dodge City followed his Richmond High School graduation and service as Ford County representative. He was an ordained elder at First Presbyterian Church active in Rotary Chamber of Commerce organizer of National Highway 50 Association and Santa Fe Trail Highway Association. Survived by daughter Kathryn Taylor San Bernardino California and sister Mrs Blanche Tedford.
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Roy Taylor
Dodge City
Berea
Taylor
Leona Ehrich
John Armstrong
Madison
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Ford County
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Chamber of Commerce
Kathryn Taylor
San Bernardino
Calif
Blanche Tedford
Registration of Voters in Ottawa Kansas 1965 Notice
First published notice stating registration books for Ottawa Kane county voters are open during regular City Clerk hours. Anyone who did not vote in November 1964 and has not registered since, those who changed residence or street number, or who are not properly registered must register to be eligible to vote in upcoming elections. Register in person at City Hall with special arrangements for the sick or disabled.
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Kanesas
Kansas
Notice of Hearing in Cochran Estate Probate Case Ottawa
In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition by R S Hanes administrator of Martha H Cochran deceased seeks final settlement and heirs determination with administrator fees and de poses at Ottawa court January 22 1965 10:00 am Bowers Bowers Attorneys represent R S Hanes
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Martha H. Cochran
Ottawa
Grace Campbell
Grace Campbell estate final settlement sought
William S. Bowers as ancillary administrator petitions for final settlement of Grace Campbell estate in Kansas and asks the court to approve his acts and accounts, determine heirs and legatees, and distribute the estate under the will and codicil. The filing deadline is ten o'clock a.m. on the specified day, with judgment to follow if neglected.
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State of
Kansas
William S. Bowers
Grace Campbell
Acc
Ottawa
Permit Granted for House Trailer at 105 S Willow
City clerk issued a building permit this morning to Frank Mason for placing a house trailer valued at 3000 dollars at 105 South Willow. The permit covers setup and location compliance under city rules.
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S. Willow
Frank Mason
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