Airlift rules for parcels to Vietnam armed forces
Five pound parcels up to sixty inches in length and girth may be airlifted from San Francisco to Vietnam on space available basis for addresses to armed forces or those in combat zone waters. Acting Postmaster Ernest Watkins notes details while also mentioning local resident purchases and a Florida trip.
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San Francisco
Viet Nam
Ernest Watkins
Judy McClure Birthday Message From Peace Corps
The permanent address of Judy McClure, Richmond, serving with the Peace Corps in South America, is Miss Judy McClure Ruado Rosario 149 Santa Marias de Itabira Minas Gerais Brazil. She will celebrate her birthday February 8. Free TV bingo cards Weidner Mobil Service, 1501 S Main Ottawa.
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Judy McClure
Richmond
Peace Corps
South America
Ruado Rosario
Santa Marias de Itabira
Minas Gerais
Brazil
Free Pancake Dinner Slated With Farm Bureau Policy Meeting
A free pancake dinner for Farm Bureau members and families will be held Monday in conjunction with a policy meeting. Serving begins at 6 45 p.m. at the IOOF Hall at Third and Cedar. Kansas Farm Bureau legislative director Clarence Rupp will speak.
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Farm Bureau
Ioof Hall
Third and Cedar
Clarence Rupp
The
Kansas Farm Bureau
Two young men cited for speed in 20 mph zone. hubcap theft reported
Jerry L Cromwell, 20, of 630 Walnut, cited Jan 18 in the 300 block of South Main for speeding in a 20 mph zone. Roger Ball of Rantoul reported to police Monday the loss of four hubcaps valued at about $30.
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Jerry L. Cromwell
Walnut
South Main
Roger Ball
Rantoul
Hospital Notes and Dismissals Include Local Residents
Hospital notes list patients Mrs Eugene Spooner 624 N Cherry Max W Floyd 1419 E Wilson Kurt E Juengel 1122 N Sycamore Alva Watts 515 N Cherry Roger Comstock Quenemo Monday plus Mrs John Wilson 935 King Tuesday and dismissals Clarence Hazen 509 N Poplar Ralph Mundy 325 E 2nd Mrs Fred McDaniel and son 514 N Poplar Mrs Phillip Piersol Princeton Orville Shotwell 1020 S Main Tuesday Births Mr and Mrs Clifford Burgoon 1016 N Oak a son weight 8 Ibs 12 ozs Monday.
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Eugene Spooner
N. Cherry
Max W. Floyd
E. Wilson
Kurt E. Juengel
N. Sycamore
Alva Watts
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
John Wilson
King
Clarence Hazen
N. Poplar
Ralph Mundy
Fred McDaniel
Clifford Burgoon
Oak
Bridge Winners Elks Club Duplicate Winners
Bridge winners from Monday evening: North South first Mrs A W Peterson and Loretta Reynolds Osawatomie. second Mrs Dick Peters and Mrs F P Hufstetler. East West first W E Hegsberg and Mrs Jess Gilmore. second Mrs John Huderson and Mrs James Seaver Lawrence.
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Elks Club
A. W. Peterson
Loretta Reynolds
Osawatomie
Dick Peters
F. P. Hufstedler
W. E. Hegsberg
Jess Gilmore
John Huderson
James Seaver
Lawrence
Two Young Men Cited for Public Highway Offenses
County Court records show Gerald E. Heidt, 18, of Olathe pleaded guilty to being drunk on a public highway six miles northest of Ottawa on I-35 and was fined $50 with $30 suspended plus court costs. William R. Ward, 25, of Emoria pleaded guilty to improper passing one mile north of Princeton on US 59 and was fined $5 with court costs.
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Gerald E. Heidt
Olathe
Ottawa
William R. Ward
Emeroria
Princeton
US 59
Hopkins arrest report notes two Ottawa youths charged
Howard W. Deputy, 21, and Cinthia J. Christian, 18, Ottawa area residents, appear in a local police notice outlining charges and case status. The brief record cites their ages and hometowns and references pending legal proceedings.
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Howard W. Deputy
Ottawa
Cinthia J. Christian
Ottaswa
Foes appeal bond sale in Unified School District 288 case
The opposition to Unified School District 288 filed a petition for a restraining order and a permanent injunction against selling 1.14 million dollars in bonds to build a school complex. A district court dissolved a prior restraining order, and the appeal could delay bond delivery and review by the Kansas Supreme Court for months.
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Unified School District 288
Kanesas Supreme Court
Floyd Coffman
Herbert R. McClure
Herbert Kepple
Edward Platt
Amerose Scheckel
George M. Hiles
Warren David Hemreck
District 288 Board
Richemond
Orville Cole
Board of Education
Unified Board
State School Fund Commission
District 288
Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Kansas Court
Hastings Death and Fanning Obituaries Purport Local Losses
Roy S Hastings 58 of 748 S Locust died at 3 40 pm Monday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a year long illness He was a painter and interior decorator born July 24 1907 in Perry Kan son of James and Nora Hastings Surviving wife Ethel Layton four children two grandchildren mother and siblings Funeral services 230 pm Thursday Dengel and Son Mortuary Rev William Fowler burial Highland Cemetery Dessie Fanning 80 died at 3 pm Monday at Golden Age Lodge Waverly She was a telephone operator born November 25 1885 Services 10 am Friday at St Joseph s Catholic Church Waverly Rosary 730 pm Thursday Jones Funeral Home Waverly Burial Waverly Cemetery Surviving brothers George Fanning Chris Fanning Clyde Fanning
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Roy S. Hastings
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
William Fowler
Highland Cemetery
Perry
Kan
James and
Nora Long Hastings
Ottawa
Ethel Layton
Boeing Aircraft
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
de Soto
Jim Hastings
Dona Lee
Rommy
Marsha
Nora Hastings
Oquawka
Ill
Ralph Hastings
Nellie Bruner
Oquawka, Ill
Minnie Shawver
Dessie Fanning
Golden Age Lodge
Waverly
Lebo
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Kelley
Jones Funeral
Wave Erly
George Fanning
Algona
Wash
Chris Fanning
Hayden
Ariz
Clyde Fanning
St. Lawrence
Kansas City market report cash livestock and eggs
KC Markets report from Kansas City lists wholesale egg prices and farm market results. Cattle, hogs, and sheep values are shown with price ranges for steers heifers cows feeders calves and various weight classes. Readers see demand noted as steady to mixed with activity described in detail.
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Kansas City
Building permits filed for 110 West 3rd alteration
Dr. Olin Wollen seeks permits dated January 18 to alter a business building at 110 West 3rd. The owner is Tom Gleason and the estimated cost is 600 dollars.
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Olin Wollen
W. 3Rd
Tom Gleason
Local Markets Soybeans and Wheat Prices Reported
Fragmentary market note lists soybean price 1.23, wheat 1.58, rye 1.02 with unclear units and entries. Indicates commodity price movements in the local market with truncated company or location references.
Man Guilty Of Trespassing In County Court
A. H. Bruns, 56, Mission, pled guilty to trespassing at arraignment. The petition said Bruns and another man entered Kenneth A. Camps bell’s property near Ottawa on Nov 28 to hunt with dog and gun without permission. Bruns fined $25 plus costs. companion Joe Ciie drich, Kansas City, forfeited $36.50 bond on Jan 14.
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A. H. Bruns
Mission
Bruns
Kenneth A. Campsbell
Ottawa
Joe Ciiedrich
Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs Iva Maude Kinder Marshall
Services for Mrs Iva Maude Kinder Marshall age 66 who died January 13 in Amarillo Texas were held January 17 at Lamb Funeral Home. Rev Charles P Knight officiated with pallbearers Rex Christie James Seymour Charles Seymour Glen A Hageward Joseph B Mickey and Dudley E Gibson. Mrs Bruce Spears played organ selections. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
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Iva M
Marshall
Iva Maude (Kinder) Marshall
Amarillo
Tex
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Rex Christie
James Seymour
Charles Seymour
Glen A. Hageward
Joseph B. Mickey
Dudley E.‘ Gibson
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Notice of hearing in Hobbs estate proceeding Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court No 11 305 administrator Tom Seyler seeks final settlement and approval of accounts, allowances, and attorney fees for the estate of C A Hobbs dead. The court will determine heirs and assign remaining personal property and requires defenses to be filed by a stated deadline.
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Franklin County
Kansas
C. A. Hobbs
Tom Seyler
John Kaiser Estate Closeout Hearing Ottawa Kansas
John Kaiser Estate at 420 S Main in Ottawa Kansas to hear petition for closeout stock fixtures and misc. Administrator Robert Anderson and Tom Seyler named as administrator. Hearing set February 3 1966 at 1 30 PM in said court. failure to appear may result in judgment.
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John Kaiser
S. Main
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
Kansas
Harold Stewart
Ottawa City Ledger Sees Fund Totals Steady at Year End
Pierson and Skoog report for administrator show December 31 1965 close of business with total fund balance 392 270 01 and total all funds 831 270 01. Reserve funds total 439 000 00? City Clerk Donald Capper verifies accuracy.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Wtr
Walsh
Hope
Donald Capper
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
United States
New Balance
Highland
Highland Perm
Highland, Walsh Lot
Water and Light Department
Stet
Community & Utility
Mather Repsir & Depres
Highland Walsh
Hope Pepetual
January 1966 Kansas auctions and sales brief
Financial report lists stocker and feeder sale at Franklin Co Sale Barn near Ottawa Kansas on January 24. It also notes C A Lilly and Sons farm sale near Wave rly, Kansas on February 2 at 10 a.m. plus multiple community auctions at Printy’s Auction House Ottawa and various livestock auctions in Pomona Council Grove Osage City and Ottawa with contact numbers and auctioneers.
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Franklin Co
Ottawa
Kan
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Brady
Ottawa Steel seeks draftsman in Ottawa Kansas
Immediate opening for qualified draftsman with experience in mechanical drawing layout detail and assemblies. Permanent position with company insurance paid vacation and other employee benefits. Apply to Ottawa Steel Products 1313 North Hickory Ottawa Kansas phone CHerry 202200
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Ottawa Steel Products
North Hickory
Ottawa
Kansas
Hastings Funeral Services for Roy Hastings in Ottawa
Funeral services for Roy Hastings lifelong Ottawa resident who died yesterday will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm from the Mortuary with Rev. William Fowler officiating. Interment will be at Highland Cemetery.
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Raymond Carepenter
North Oak
Neil Anderson
Princeeton
Ottawa Cooperative Association
Florida
Ellis
Weidner Mobil Service
Main
Roy S, Hastings
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Clyde O’conner
Wellsville
Monthly Report
Erececus
Financial Report
Water & Light Utility
City
Ottawa, Kansas
Dmien
iGmenf
Yee
Hoover
Annie T
Washington Creek Church
Globe
Washington Creek
Towner’s Chapel
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Ween
Jack Nelson
Cccsaceces
Cesee Eeeees
Csecssoveces
I. R. C. Winchester
R. C. Winchester
W. B. DeVilbiss
Geo. E. Lister
J. W. Dickerson Directors
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mark Walter
Ottawa Lodge NO
A.M
Ally Masons
Estel D
Northway
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
O.E.S
Welc
Come
Hazel Ogle
Vola Phillips
Secy
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
Cleveland
Ohio
Box H
General Services
Topeka
Ins
J. R. Taylor
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Davis Paint Store
Tremont
Bill
Glenn Doerr
Thurs
Franklin County Sales Co
Kaw
Harry Buckels
Guernsey
Kenneth Russell
Southeast Lane
Hiway
John Deere Fertie Lizer
Glenn Kalb
Jim Everist
Clifford Carey
UB Farmall
sFor
Sheldon Truck and Tractor
Otto Siegle
Cecil E. Vining
Lida
Gingerich Fert. Co
Misc
Lee Carter
Budge
Marian Turner
Turner Cabinet Shop
Paine
Sears
O.K
Ottawa Herald Buisness Office
He Findhy Se
Louis Lengel
Jon Kertuar
Cowner
Calapel Dependable Ambulante
CP Op Ee
UT Pawal