PTA Plans Tonight Meeting Despite Slick Streets
The Junior-Senior High PTA announced plans to hold its meeting tonight at 7 30 featuring a panel on school unification. Training sessions on casseroles to be led by Rosemary Crist run in the Masonic Hall 1 3 p.m. tomorrow and Wednesday. New telephone number CH 2 9715. Dale A Ledom 33 pleaded guilty to simple assault and got 45 days in county jail but was paroled.
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PTA
Masonic Hall
Rosemary Crist
Franklin County
Richard A. Ledom
North Locust
Ledom
Delores
Lands Plane On A Street In Washington Ill
A St Anne man forced a single engine plane to land on a residential street in Washington Illinois when an auxiliary fuel line froze. Gordon Franklin 34 and passenger Harley Foster 26 Kansas City escaped uninjured. The plane was en route from St Anne to Kansas City.
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Washington, Ill
St. Anne
Ill
Gordon Franklin
Franklin
Harley Foster
Kansas City
See Re Election of Kekkonen See Re Election of Kekkonen
Finns vote in the first stage of a presidential election to reelect President Urho Kekkonen for another six years as 300 electors are chosen in Helsinki. The Kremlin favors continuation. electors will cast ballots in Helsinki on February 15 amid active diplomacy and varied public support.
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Helsinki
Finland
Urko Kekkonen
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Kekkonen
Bus Crash in Jhelum District Kills 32 in Pakistan
A speeding bus veered off the road in Jhelum district and plunged into a canal, killing 32 people and leaving seven survivors. Authorities investigated the cause as rescuers recovered bodies and assisted the injured.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Jhelum
Hospital Notes And Births In Local Area
Admissions list includes David Baldwin Patricia Hart Mrs H E Shaw Neal Baxter F C Sanford Harold Johnson Danny Conner. Births report daughters to David Mille Richard Mille Loren Mead Jr George Heckman. Dismissals include Gordon Hughes Mrs H C Constant Estella Beeler James Frizzell Leland Monroe Herbert Brann Linda Logan Mrs Raymond Gibson Toby Aguirre Brownie Hermreck and baby son Larry Field Danny Conner Patricia Hart.
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David Baldwin
RFD
Patricia Hart
N. Mulberry
H. E. Shaw
Hickory
Neal B. Baxter
Pomona
F. C. Sanford
Harold Johnson
Danny Conner
Oak
David Mille
S. Poplar
Richard Mille
Easton
Loren J. Mead, Jr
George W. Heckman
Cedar
Gordon Hughes
Wellsville
H. C. Constant
W. 6Th
Estella Beeler
Beech
James Frizzell
Kirkwood
Leland Monroe
Main
Herbert Brann
Quenemo
Linda Logan
S. Cherry
Raymond Gibson
Toby Aguirre
N. Cherry
Brownie Hermreck
Garnett
Larry
Death of Guy R. Boslaugh at 66 in Osawatomie
Guy R. Boslaugh 66 of Osawatomie died at home Saturday at 8 15 a m He was born July 30 1895 in Mapleton Iowa a retired Missouri Pacific railroad clerk and Methodist church member Surviving are his widow a daughter Mrs Earl Pennington Rantoul a son Wayne J Boslaugh Glendale California a stepson Winfred Powell Kansas City Kansas two brothers Howard Boslaugh Paola and Phillip Boslaugh Kansas City a foster brother Damon Spencer Paola his mother Mrs Maude Boslaugh Hillsdale four grandchildren and one great grandchild Services will be Tuesday at 2 p m at Eddy Chapel Osawatomie Burial will be Hillsdale
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Guy R. Boslaugh
RFD
Osawatomie
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mapleton
Iowa
Methodist Church
Earl Pennington
Rantoul
Wayne J. Boslaugh
Glendale
Calif
Winfred Powell
Kansas City
Kas
Jack Sutton Dies in Bell Gardens California
Jack Sutton died last night in Bell Gardens California. His widow Naomi Carlson, formerly of Ottawa, is the daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Rayburn of 120 East First Ottawa. Sutton had lived in California all his life.
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Jack Sutton
Bell Garden
Calif
Naomi Carlson
Lizzie Rayburn
Ottawa
Sutton
California
Goodspeed, Bible Scholar, Dead at 90 in Los Angeles
Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, a biblical scholar and longtime translator of the Revised Standard Version New Testament, died at age 90 after a stroke. He served 15 years on the RSV project, authored more than 50 books and 200 articles, and died in a Los Angeles rest home.
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Los Angeles
Edgar Johnson Goodspeed
Dr. Goodspeed
Osawatomie Youth Wins Elks Award
Pittsburg AP report names Shelia May Reynolds of Hutchinson and Douglas C. Talbott of Russell as 1991 Kansas State Elks Association youth leadership contest winners. They receive 300 scholarships from the state and 75 from the national organization, with their brochures entering the national contest.
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Pittsburg
Russell
Hutchinson
Kansas State Elks Association
Shelia May Reynolds
Douglas C. Talbott
John T. Kirkwood
the Elks
Elks
Kansas City Livestock Prices Feed Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Cattle 8,000 head calf 200. steers and heifers steady to 25 higher. cows slow to 50 lower. Good to prime steers 23.50-26.75. good to prime heifers 23.00-26.00. utility and commercial cows 15.00-17.00. good and choice dealers 23.00-27.00. good and choice feeders 23.75-26.00. good and choice stockers 22.00-25.00. Hogs 3,600 head steady to 25 higher. barrows and gilts 1-3 190-250 lb 17.25-17.75. sows 1-3 250-500 lb 14.25-15.50. Sheep 2,600 head steady. good to prime lambs 16.00-17.75. cull to good ewes 3.50-5.50. good and choice feeders 11.00-12.50.
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Kansas City
Four Die In Van Hit Vehicle Crash Near Nelsonia
Four young people were killed when a van crashed into the rear of a lumber truck Sunday night two miles south of Nelsonia on Route 13 in Virginia's Eastern Shore. State Policeman I. T. Amadeo said both vehicles were traveling south.
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Nelsonia
Virginia
I. T. Amadeo
Tariff Cuts Planned Between U S and EEC Nations
Washington and Brussels plan to initiate a broad agreement to cut tariffs on many industrial goods by about 20 percent with details to be finalized by unanimous EEC ministers approval and possible later talks on agricultural items like wheat corn and poultry with U S officials and EEC representatives meeting led by Howard Peterson and Jean Rey amid French reservations on chemical imports.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Howard Peterson
Kennedy
Jean Rey
EEC
EEC Council of Ministers
U.S
Geneva
Peterson
Rey
Tries For Kiss Lands In Jail
An 18 year old Ottawa youth was arrested Friday after reportedly grabbing and attempting to kiss a 16 year old girl on her way home from high school. A second girl witnessed the incident and notified her mother who alerted police. The youth denies similar recent acts but admits at least one window peeping incident. No charges filed.
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Ottawan
Donald L. White
White
TWA Pilots Stay On Job Amid Cooling-Off Period
About 1,500 Trans World Airlines pilots remained on the job as a 60 day cooling-off period under the Railway Labor Act expired. Negotiations resumed after a weekend recess. Both sides seek changes in wages and working conditions.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Pan American World Airways
Grace Church Names Officers
Grace Episcopal Church elected Winton A. Winter senior warden at the annual parish meeting last night. Robert L. Pinet was chosen junior warden. Frank Riley Carl Ziegler and Dr Sam W Lyman Jr joined the vestry. Winter and Pinet were delegates to the diocese convention. Walter Dengel and Robert Koster as alternates. Dinner attendance exceeded 90. Riley became treasurer. Pinet was replaced. Robert B Wellington was re-elected vestry clerk.
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Winton A. Winter
Floyd Indall
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert L. Pinet
Frank Riley
Carl Ziegler
Sam W. Lyman Jr
Winter
Pinet
Walter Dengel
Robert Koster
Riley
Robert B. Wellington
Funeral services for Mrs Cora E Nutt
Mrs Cora E Nutt died January 9. Funeral services were held January 12 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Roy H Armstrong officiating. Pallbearers were Wilbur Kristenson Harold Hoover Danny Nutt Chris Johnson Carl Nutt Jr and Wallace Keene Jr. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs J R Henning accompanying. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Cora E. Nutt
Lamb
Roy H. Armstrong
Wilbur Kristenson
Harold Hoover
Danny Nutt
Chris Johnson
Carl Nutt, Jr
Wallace Keene
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa University debaters dominate Blizzard tourney in Liberty
Ottawa University sent two undefeated debate teams to the William Jewell College Blizzard tournament in Liberty Missouri. Jeffrey Cunningham Michael Cornett and James Gwartney John Williams won all five rounds while Fred Coldern Stanley Brown went 1-4. Teams defeated include Central Missouri State College William Jewell Emporia State Fort Scott Bethel College Baker University. Coach Prof Michael Tweet led the Ottawans to top honors with Superior Debaters certificates as the lone undefeated pairing among 17 colleges.
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Ottawa University
William Jewell College
Liberty
Jeffrey Cunningham
Michael Cornett
James Gwartney
John Williams
Fred Coldren
Stanley Brown
Ottawans
Central Missouri State College
William Jewell
Emporia State College
Fort Scott
Bethel College
Baker University
O.U
Michael Tweet
Ottawa
Plead Innocent To Vagrancy In Police Court
Four persons cited on vagrancy charges appeared in court. Chester Ellis 46 William Leonard 50 and Jerdie Harwood 43 of Shawnee pleaded innocent while James Ellis 50 of Houston pleaded guilty and fined 50. Leonard to stand trial Feb 8 others Feb 6. Bonds set at 100. Additional suspects Lexie Jones 22 Alphonse Mages 55 and Orvil Crane 47 faced charges with bonds posted.
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Chester Arthur Ellis
William C. Leonard
Jerdie Margaret Harwood
Shawnee
Okla
James David Ellis
Houston
Tex
Leonard
Lexie M. Jones
E. Wilson
Alphonse Mages
S. Cherry
Orvil EK
Crane
Waverly
Mages
Plan Farmers Night Program in Wellsville February
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce hosts preparations for a February farmers night. Committees include tickets and food chaired by Tom Ruddell with Charles Tomlin Duane Gifford John Neis. decorations by Mrs. Tom Ruddell. kitchen chaired by G E McConnell with Floyd Jackson Ray Wyatt Bob Groshong Norman Shannon Wilbur McIntire Leroy Childs Keith Adrian. table chaired by Herb Wright. speakers L W Hostetter and Hugh Cramer.
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Wellsville
Man Injured In Car Mishap
Max P Alderman, 43, was injured with a concussion when his car struck a culvert in the 1000 block of South Willow around 7 p.m Saturday. Shepherd L Collins, 19, was cited for failing to decrease speed to avoid an accident after his car went out of control on icy pavement in the 1300 block of Willow about 10 p.m Saturday. David L Mille, 23, and Robert R Wadkins, 21, sustained major damage when Wadkins rear ended Mille in the 100 block of West 17th at about 8 a.m today.
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Max P. Alderman
S. Willow
South Willow
Shepherd L. Collins
Willow
Collins
David L. Mille
S. Poplar
Robert R. Wadkins
Hamblin
Wadkins
Mille
West 17Th
Reds Release U S Students From East Berlin
Two American students from Tustin California were freed by East German authorities after a prior two year sentence for attempting to smuggle a girl out of East Berlin. Victor Searles Pankey and Gilbert Page Ferrey, both 20, were escorted back by their families through Friedrichstrasse.
Traffic Toll Topeka AP 1962 Log For Jan 17
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours ending 9 am Monday January 17, 1962. Compared to the 1961 period of 23 deaths, the toll for the same span in 1962 rose.
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Topeka
Kansas
Treasury borrows one billion amid debt ceiling worries
The U S Treasury borrows a billion dollars today as the debt climbs toward the 298 billion ceiling. Analysts warn that higher temporary limits may be needed to avoid interrupting payments and to secure better borrowing terms. Congress sets the receipts and expenditures. the debt size follows appropriations and taxes.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Congressional
Benny Observes Anniversary
HOLLYWOOD AP Comedian Jack Benny marked his 35th wedding anniversary with Mary Livingston on Sunday. The couple wed in Waukegan Illinois in 1927 after meeting in Los Angeles during a musical. Benny quips that the secret is Mary’s courage.
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Hollywod
Jack Benny
Benny
Mary Livingston
Los Angeles
Waukegan
Ill
Mary
Jack
Marriage Licenses for Peak and Robinson couples
Carl L. Peak, 47, of Kansas City Kansas, and Willa L. Robinson, 31, of Kansas City Missouri, obtained marriage licenses.
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Carl L. Peak
Kansas City, Kas
Willa L. Robinson
Kansas City, Mo
Overbrook and Ottawa Markets Trade Weekly Sale Dates
Weekly livestock sales announced for Overbrook Livestock Base Overbrook Kansas every Wednesday and Ottawa Market Sale one mile east of Main on Wilson in Ottawa every Saturday at 1 p m Contacts Gordon James and Jack Nelson provide phone numbers for inquiries with CH exchanges listed for both venues.
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Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Base
Overbrook
Kansas
Gordon James
Ottawa
Main
Wilson
Livestock Sales Schedule for Franklin and Osage Counties
Phone MO 5 3236 lists a series of livestock auctions in Ottawa Osage City and Emporia Kansas. Jan 15 special stockers and feeder sale Franklin County Sale Co Wilson and Locust Ottawa. Jan 16 Osage City Livestock Sale Osage City. Jan 19 Emporia Livestock Sale Co Emporia. Jan 20 Franklin County Sale Co Wilson and Locust Ottawa. Jan 22 Joe Trendel Farm Sale miles west and north of Michigan Valley at 11 00 am. Jan 23 Osage City Livestock Sale Osage City.
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Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Kansas
Osage City
Emporia Livestock Sale
Emporia
Joe Trendel
Michigan Valley
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Kas
Franklin Co. Sale Co
Wilson & Locust
Waverly
Joe Tredel
V. J. Reedy
Wilber Kennedy
Rantoul
F. G. Lohman
Franklin Co. and Ottawa area stock and farm sales listing
A dense schedule of livestock and farm sales across Franklin County and surrounding towns in Kansas. Listings include Franklin Co. Sale Co. in Ottawa, Waverly, and Locust & Wilson intersections, plus night consignment horse sales by Neosho and Ottawa Livestock Commissions. Also noted are farm sales by Joe Tredel, V. J. Reedy, Wilber Kennedy, Mrs. F. G. Lohman, Printy and Son, A. L. Lingard, Jake Ralston, and D and J Auction with contact details and dates in January and February.
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Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Kansas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson St
Ottawa
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Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
J. T Morrisey
Southwestern Bell
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Ady
Clarence Bledsoe, Jr
Monroe Courts
Jessy Nkoba
Congo
Africa
Ottawa Lions Club
Elmer Craven
Paola
Elizabeth Taylor
Rome
Goodspeed
Elks Award
Linda Kay Niedenthal
John Howard Schwartz
Salina
Barbara Kay Buller
Clyde
Charles William Boles
Dickinson
Nancy Jane Wilkes
Topeka High School
J. Russell Mills Jr
Michael K. Moore
Jamestown
Lloyd Chapman
el Dorado
Marvin Gentzler
Winfield
Gay Kalbfleisch
G.N. Stevenson
Belleville
Wayne Hatfield
Galena
Paul Perkins
European Economic Community
Grace Church
Plan Farmers
Reds
Jimm Bumgarner
Columbia
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Blackwall
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Printy
Ben Printy
A. L. Lingard
Princeton
John Brown
N. Main
Jake Ralston
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