Stocking at 36 Franklin ponds noted in 1964
Franklin County reports state fishery data on 1964 stocking from Farlington National Fish Hatchery. Over two million bass bluegill and channel cat were distributed with a half million bass and bluegill to Pomona and John Redmond reservoirs. Bass measured one and a half inches at stock in June and eight inches by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Farlington National Fish Hatchery
Pomona
John Redmond
Driver Cited After Second and Main Collision
An Aninois youth was cited after a crash at Second and Main at 10 40 a m Sunday no injuries. H L Price 1964 Oldsmobile east on Second Street and Jon Fisher 19 Decatur driving a 1957 Ford south on Main ran a red light. Damage to the Oldsmobile estimated at 400 with rear quarter panel and tire affected. Fisher cited for running a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
Main Streets
Oldsmobile
H. L. Price
Ninth
S. Oak
Second Street
Jon Fisher
Decatur
Main Street
Ford
Fisher
Livestock and market prices shift across hogs cattle and sheep
Kansas City AP reports hogs firm to higher across barrows gilts and sows with varied weights quoted, sheep showing strength in lambs while ewes pull back, cattle and calves mixed with steers and heifers showing small gains and some declines, feeder and calf prices noted. Consumer eggs and wholesale egg prices listed with grade A butter steady at plant delivery rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Answers Searched For In Rubble Of Jet Air Crash
Wichita residents and relatives mourn as 30 people die when a KC135 jet tanker crashed into northeast Wichita homes. Seven crew plus 23 locals perished. 80 tons of fuel burned. inspections, morgues, and emergency funds follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Pratt Street
Wichita
Britain narrows trade gap as exports rise in December
London's AP report shows Britain's December trade gap at 170.8 million dollars, with exports at 1,066.8 million and imports at 1,274.0 million. December exports rose 28 million while imports fell 53.2 million from November, and fee exports added 36.4 million, lifting total exports to 1,103.2 million. 1964 exports up 4 percent from 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Cuba Exile Attack Targets Sugar Industry
A Cuban exile group MIRA claimed sabotage in western Cuba targeting the sugar sector. It said planes dropped incendiaries and bombs on cane fields in Pinar del Rio and at the Niagara sugar mill, using napalm and phosphorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
MIRA
Comemandoes
Freeman M Crawford cited for reckless driving near Ottawa
County Court Freeman M. Crawford, 23, Kane sas City, cited one mile east of Ottawa on 1.35. Jan. 9, for recke less driving, pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman M. Crawford
Kanesas City
Ottawa
Permit Granted to Alter Single Family Home
Building permits issued for Don Waymire at 535 West 3rd to alter a single family frame residence with an estimated cost of 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Waymire
Toll High In Crash Kills Six On Paseo Bridge
A three car crash on the Paseo bridge over the Missouri River Sunday night killed six people and left three injured. The southbound car carried the deceased from the Kansas City area including Arthur L. Thompson his wife Dolly their children Debbie and Arthur Jr Elizabeth Snow and Mary Snow. The northbound station wagon involved jammed the medial strip and crossed into the opposing lane. Police listed injured: Robert Catshall 36 and Bill Terry 29 in the station wagon and Leonard Snow 20 in the Thompson vehicle who was critically injured. Colin Cornett 31 of Kansas City drove the third car. his wife Kathryn 19 who is pregnant was hospitalized for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Department
Emmit J. Warmsley
Albert Bolden
Sharon Dale
T. A. McGaughey
Robert Catshall
Bill Terry
Leonard Snow
Arthur L. Thompson
Dolly
Debbie
Arthur, Jr
Elizabeth Snow
Leonard
Mary
Kansas City
Colin Cornett
Cornett
Kathryn
Thompson
Indonesia Will Stay in WHO and Other Agencies
In Geneva Mrs Hurustiati Subandrio deputy health minister and wife of the foreign minister said Indonesia will remain in the World Health Organization and other UN agencies including ILO and ITU. The decision, still to be formalized in a written document, comes amid reports of a possible withdrawal from the United Nations. Subandrio arrived in Geneva to attend a Health Organization executive board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Indonesia
World Health Organization
U.N
Sukareno
Hurustiati Subandrio
United Nations
Newsmen
International Labor Organization
International Telecommunications
Unon
Police Records Highlight Speeding and Red Light Citations
Police reports list several drivers cited for speeding in 20 and 30 mph zones and running red lights at Seventh and Main. Others faced drag racing, reckless driving, and inattentive driving charges in North Main and surrounding blocks. Bond amounts range from 10 to 135 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Umbholtz
Lawerence
South Main
James E. Crawford
Osage City
Main Streets
John C. Swallow
N. Poplar
Gary W Malburg
N. Main
North Main
Claude L. Ferguson
E. Wilson
Boyd E. Albright
Hickory
Philip E. Bayless
Garnett
Pomona PTA Meets Opens With Flag Salute and Report
The Pomona PTA opened with the Star Spangled Banner by Mrs. Leonard Humphrey and the flag salute led by the second grade. President Mrs. Melvin Miller presided. Mrs. John Baker's first grade won the attendance award and a new attendance award was decided. A committee will buy extra classroom fans. Roy Reed announced three High School Madrigal performances and Carol Baker presented a talk and film on Communism. Refreshments were served by the fourth grade mothers. Emporia semester tests were given to Pomona High students Jan. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Pta
Leonard Humphrey
Melvin Miller
John Baker
Roy Reed
Carol Baker
Emporia
Pomona High School
Car Came Back Again
Lubbock Texas police report a car leaving a collision scene then circling a field and returning to strike its injured owner Mae rie Ivey, 35, in the street. Ivey was hospitalized in serious condition after a pickup truck crash and the car hit a police cruiser at about 35 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Tex
Wayne Lecroy
Circle
Lecroy
Maerie Ivey
Ivey
Marriage Licenses for Kansas City and Herington Couples
Richard H. Schleininger aged 40 of Kansas City and Patricia Ann Eastham aged 30 of Kansas City secured a marriage license along with Leonard Herman Scheufler aged 19 of Herington and Beverly D. Haworth aged 18 of Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Schleininger
Kansas City
Patricia Ann Eastham
Leonard Herman Scheufler
Herington
Beverly D. Haworth
Elmhurst
Deaths of William E. Chapman and Leonard B. Fenton
Obituaries note William Earl Chapman 73 of 609 N Main Ottawa died Sunday at home after ill health. Services at Towner Chapel Wednesday. burial Highland Cemetery. Survived by daughter Marilyn Krause Lenexa, three grandchildren, brothers Roy Chapman Pattonsburg and Clarence Chapman Clathe, sisters Grace Lockling Clinton Charlotte Jones Oak and Nellie Deering. Also obituary for Mrs Leonard B. Fenton 83 Emporia former Lebo Ottawa died Saturday in Emporia. Services Tuesday First Baptist Emporia. Graveside 3:30 Ottawa Hope Cemetery. Born April 5 1881 Osage County. married Leonard B. Fenton Aug 15 1903 Ola Paola. Survived by husband, daughter Elmer Welch Emporia, son Adam Fenton Ottawa Oak, six grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, brother E B Clark Kansas City Kan. deceased Blanche Hey and John Clark. Also probate notice: In re Estate Lucy Jane Clines Case 11-157 hearing Jan 27 1965 in Franklin County Probate Court. John Wilkerson administrator. attorneys Gleason Doty & Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Chapman
William Earl Chapman
Santa Fe Employe
N. Main
Towner Chapel
Willard A. Braker
High jJand
Denver
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Kathryn Alice Anderson
Trinity Methodist Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Security Benefit Lodge
Marilyn Krause
Lenexa
Roy Chapman
Pattonseburg
Clarence Chapman
Clathe
Grace Lockling
Clinton, Mo
Charlotte Jones
N. Oak
Nellie Deering
N. Cedar
Leonard B
Fenton
Emporia
Lebo
Newman Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
E. W. Boyte
Hope Cemetery
Osage County
Ola
Leonard B. Fenton
Elmer Welch
Adam Fenton
E. B. Clark
Kansas City
Kan
Blanche Hey
John Clark
Funeral services for Homer C Rule
Homer C Rule died January 13. Services held January 16 at Dengel and Son Mortuary officiated by Rev Charles P Knight. Pallbearers: O C Curby Rule Seymour Marshall Allen Walter Murray Quincy Seymour Harry E Smith Charles Rede man Lillard R McClay. Mrs R L Stevens organ selections. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Rule
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Charles P. Knight
O.C. Curby
Rule Seymour
Marshall Allen
Walter Murray
Quincy Seymour
Harry E. Smith
Charles Redeman
Lillard R. McClay
R.L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Busy Time At Princeton
Midway through the school year at Princeton sees students focused on second semester improvement. Highlights include the Williamsburg invitational on Jan 19 20 and 23 and a grade school basketball game with Pomona on Jan 22. Junior class plans for Banquet and Prom as the yearbook drive proceeds. Voter registration reminders address changes and local registration at City Hall with accommodations for the sick or disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Williamsburg
Pomona
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed by City
A List of patient admissions and dismissals shows names and addresses including Mrs. Franklin Franks 711 North Cedar and Mrs. Chris Johnson 940 Ash, with multiple homes in Ottawa RFD areas, Williamsburg RFD 2, Wellsville, Princeton, Osawatomie, and more. The notes record admission dates Saturday Sunday Monday and dismissal entries for Dovie and David Wells, Ivan Brown, James Young, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Franks
Cedar
H. D. Hill
5Th
Ed Ball
Ottawa
Chris Johnson
Ash
Harry Hendrix
Main
Galen Brisatow
Poplar
James Rea
Williamsburg
Gilbert Pottorff
Wellsville
Anna Funk
Cleveland
Dovie
David Wells
Ivan Brown
Elmer Mellies
Cottonwood
James Young
Richmond
James Rodgers
Carl Stone
Daughester
Princeton
Ella Bundy
Locust
Marion King
Wilson
Henry LeValley
Cypress
Ralph Murray
W. 9Th
Phil Simms
Joseph Dennis
Osawatomie
Clifford R Hobbs CH 23718 Ottawa Kansas
Clifford R Hobbs of Ottawa Kansas identified in CH 23718 records. This entry notes the filing or case identifier and the city associated with the individual for archival indexing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford R. Hobbs
Ottawa
Kansas
Local Classified Line Rates Advertised
Local classified ad note lists price 14 cents per line with subject to frequency discounts and 50 cent extra for blind ads. No further details or context provided.
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Devoncote
John H. Meharry
USN
Ralph E. Meeharry
Ottawa Rfd 1
Little Rock
Ellis
Rosemary Crist
Home Economics Extension Council
Masonic Hall
House of Beauery
S, Main
Beta Sigma Phi
Baldwin
Mad
McConnell Air Force Base
Murray A. Byewater
Bywater
Tom Murphy
2Nd Air Force
Air Force
Red Cross
Paseo
Missouri River
Police News
By Carol Baker
Legals
State of Kansas
Said
Lucy Jane Clines
State of
John Wilkerson
Gleason
Gleason, Doty & Logan Attorneys For
Homer
Paul
Kanesas
Otetawa
Donald R. Capper
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N, Main
Harold Stewart
Jack Nelson
Kaw
Council Grove
Jim
Brady
Harold Cooper
Laury
Elsie Lee Arthur
Ottawa Packing CO
E. Dundee
Gross Auction Co
A.F
A.M
Yey
Charles E, Ratliff
W.M
Clarence E
Rea
Sec’y
Union
O,e.s
Lola Sellers
W. M
Vola Phillips
Secy
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Pauline Todd W
Marie Raffelock
Karen ‘the’ Weems
Rawleigh
Freeport
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
IBM
Burroughs
Olive
ST. Louis School OF Automation
N. Grand St. L. Mo
Poland
China
Kenneth Russell
Lane
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