Local Briefs From Baxter and Ottawa Area
Baxter community meets Friday evening at the Baxter school and patrons are asked to bring cup cakes. Marjorie Spencer, KU junior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Spencer, was elected vice president of the Lambda chapter of Phi Chi Theta. DATES for the Richmond Free Fair were selected for August 18 20 with Citizens State Shows providing the carnival act after Kansas Fairs convention attendance. Wayne Angell named to two Kansas House committees on water resources and industrial development. Hospital notices include Mrs Paul Garrett in St Luke's Hospital room 302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Spencer
University of Kansas
Robert Spencer
W. 5Th
Lambda
Phi Chi Theta
Richmond
Paul Garrett
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Wayne Angell
Kansas House of Representatives
Water Resources Committee
Industrial Development Committee
March of Dimes Campaign Organizes Franklin County
James L. Allen directs the 1965 March of Dimes drive in Franklin County with area committees led by Lane, Pomona, Princeton, Richmond, Wellsville Lions, Williamsburg, Centropolis, Green Dell, Greenwood, Hawkins, Le Loup, Liberty, and Spring Creek. Ottawa is the base, with letters prepared by Ottawa High School classes. Funds support birth defect prevention and treatment, including a new center at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Frances Jones serves as treasurer, donations to March of Dimes Box 48 Ottawa, via local chairmen or donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
James L. Allen
RFD 3
Lane
Joseph G. Alexander
Pomona
Neal Baxter
Princeton
Paul Troop
Ranton
Odena Detwiler
Richmond
A. O. Sigler
Lions Club
Wellsville
Carl Warnock
A. L. Auxiliary
Williamsburg
Jack L
Allen
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Marie Girard
March of Dimes
University of Kansas Medical Center
Frances Jones
First National Bank
March of Dimes Funds
Soviet Blast May Lead US To Protest Violation
The United States may charge the Soviet Union with violating the nuclear test ban after an underground explosion in Central Asia. AEC said fallout reached the northern Pacific near Japan but likely caused no measurable exposure. Secretary Rusk seeks Moscow explanation as treaty compliance is reviewed.
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Central Asia
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Japan
AEC
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ing
Semipalatinsk
Russia
United States
U.S
Tass
Anatoly Dobrynin
State Department
Two Fires Struck Wellsville Area Hometowns
Two rural fires near Wellsville destroyed a 107 year old cabin and killed about 60 young pigs. The barn fire at Jay DeGarmo’s farm south of Wellsville spared some sows with help from Roger Hughes Gordon Hughes Steve and a passerby. The second blaze damaged the Charles Thorn farm home north of Wellsville, started by wiring faults, with upstairs losses but downstairs saved.
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Bernice Holden Wellsville
Here
Jay DeGarmo
Wellsville
DeGarmo
Kansas City
Roger
Gordon Hughes
Steve
Hannan
Thorn
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Pierson
Mrs Anna Pierson died January 15 and funeral services were January 18 at Dengle and Son Mortuary with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers included E V Lash Everett Stith A J Hoover John Okerberg Franklin Baker and John Brecheisen. C J Milton sang with R L Stevens on piano. Burial was in Highland Cemetery. Members of What So Ever Sunday School Class attended as a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pierson
Dengle and Son Mortuary
Charles P. Knight
E. V. Lash
Everett Stith
A. J. Hoover
John Okerberg
Franklin Baker
John Brecheisen
C. J. Milton
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Building Permit Granted for Residence Move in Pearl Mathias
Pearl Mathias of 1240 North Sycamore received a building permit on Tuesday to relocate a single family residence at an estimated cost of 500 dollars. The project involves moving the home from its current site to a new location within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Fencing Bids For I 35 In Kansas Open Feb 4
The Kansas Highway Department will open bids at 9 a m on Feb 4 in Emporia for right of way fencing projects along I 35. Projects in Franklin County cover 16.75 miles from the Miami Franklin line to L35 US 50 south of town, including barbed wire and woven wire and steel plate guard sections. Additional work along I 35 includes 2.84 miles in Miami County to Johnson County line and 29.85 miles in Johnson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Highway Department
Emporia
Franklin County
Miami-Franklin Line
Miami County
Johnson County
Tryouts Set for Ottawa Junior High Spring Play Time Out for Ginger
Ottawa junior high drama club schedules tryouts on February 1 and 3 for the spring show Time Out for Ginger a Ronald Alexander comedy about a teen girl trying out for the high school football team. The play debuts Friday March 19 in the Senior High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Junior High School
Jack Bushman
Ginger
Ronald Alexander
Police News: Fry Jailed on DUI and Open Bottle Charges
Neil T. Fry, 49, of 534 S. Maple, jailed at 7:30 p.m. on charges of driving while intoxicated and possessing an open bottle. Fry posted $265 bond. Galen K. Straub, 20, of Marysville, cited for driving the wrong way on a one way alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil T. Fry
S. Maple
Fry
Galen K. Straub
Maryseville
Final Week At Ottawa University Ends Courses
Final semester classes end today at Ottawa University. The rest of the week focuses on finals and papers. Second semester registration begins January 27, with Monday and Tuesday in Myers Library. New students should check admissions for prior admission status. Some students may leave for the break while faculty finalize grades and advise on the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Myers Library
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include Mrs. Charles C. Anderson and Mrs. Millie Montgomery. Dismissals list Irvin Ross, Mrs. Harry Hendrix, Mrs. George Cates and son, Mrs. Robert James, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Campbell with a son born Tuesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Jose Casteneda with a son born Tuesday.
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Charles C. Anderson
S. Sycamore
Millie Montgomery
Ottawa
Irvin Ross
S. Cedar
Harry E. Hendrix
S. Main
George Cates and Son
S. Mulberry
Robert James
Duane Campbell
Cedar
Jose Casteneda
Poplar
GOP Assigns Committee Work
Washington AP assigns Republican House committee assignments announced Tuesday include Agriculture Dole Kansas Appropriations Shriver K Armed Services Hall Missouri Banking and Currency Mize K Interior and Insular Affairs Skubitz K Merchant Marine and Fisheries Ellsworth K Post Office and Civil Service Ellsworth K Veterans Affairs Ellsworth K Ways and Means Curtis M
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Washington
Republican House
Agriculture
Dole
Kansas
Appropriations
Shriver
Armed Services
Hall
Missouri
Mize
Interior
Skubitz
Merchant Marine
Ellsworth
Post Office and Civil Service
Veterans’ Affairs
Ways and Means
Curtis
Ann Landers Advice on Penny Pinching Habits
Dear Mrs Flint asks why her husband, a busy executive, saves every last bit of toothpaste and trousers with frugal stunts while spending freely on fishing gear and cameras. The columnist responds that many have pet miser stunts and cites examples from toothpaste to lipstick, urging Mrs Flint to reflect on her own penny pinching.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Species
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle with 1,200 head and calves 100 traded slowly. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to lower. cows higher and calves feeders weaker. Hog prices firm to strong with 1-3 190-260 lb barrows and gilts at 16.00-50, sows 13.50-14.50. Sheep slaughter lambs steady to strong. good to prime lambs 21.00-23.00, ewes 4.50-5.90.
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Kansas City
Changes At State Bank
Five changes in Kansas State Bank officials were announced by president Robert Hill after the annual meeting on Tuesday. Ed Hosler became executive vice president. Howard Deputy moves to vice president. Mamie Sands is cashier. Robert Player advances to assistant cashier. Glen Hayward is assistant vice president. Directors include F.R. Bennett, Ben C. Kiefer, C. L. Kapp, F.H. Parks, Steve Ralph, G.M. Ross, George Vincent, Hill, Hayward and Hosler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Bank
Robert Hill
Ed Hosler
Howard
Mamie Sands
Robert Player
Glen Hayward
F.R. Bennett
Ben C. Kiefer
C. L. Kapp
F.H. Parks
Steve Ralph
G.M. Ross
Newton
George Vincent
Topeka
Hill, Hayward and
Hosler
Club Marks Forty-Third Anniversary
Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club observed its 43rd anniversary with 35 members present. Guests included Mrs. Ivan Jones and Miss Genevieve Gillette, who spoke on partnership responsibility. Mrs. Jones accepted another term as district director. Mrs. Mary Mickey announced five Civil Defense medical self-help classes starting Jan. 25, 7 to 9 p.m., at First Methodist basement with no charge. Bosses Dinner date moved to Feb. 22 at the Country Club, program led by Legislative Committee chair J. Wesley Trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ivan Jones
Genevieve Gillette
Mary Mickey
County Health Office
First Methodist Church
Mickey
Country Club
J. Wesley Trout
Art Jensen
Richard Pearson
Harrison Eames
Eames
Roberta Glanville
Ernest Sormberger
Bridge Winners Share Top Honors at Monday Night Session
Bridge winners Monday night include first north south Mrs. Robert F. Miller and W. E. Hegberg, second north south Gene Price and Robert F. Miller, first east west Mrs. Virginia Seaver and Mrs. Allyn Underwood of Lawrence, and second east west Merle Price and Mrs. E. E. Hazlett of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Miller
W. E. Hegberg
Gene Price
Vireginia Seaver
Allyn Underwood
Lawrence
Merle Price
E. E. Hazlett
Franklin County 4-H Club Days Held in Ottawa
Franklin County 4 H Club Days showcase demonstrations illustrated talks model meetings and various musical and dramatic entries March 13 and 20 in Ottawa with junior and senior high sections public invited. Entries judged with outstanding numbers advancing to Regional 4 H Day in Baldwin March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Ottawa
Baldwin
Printy and Son Community Auction Listings in Ottawa area
Weekly and midweek sale notices from Myers Bros Central Ottawa and Printy’s Auction House. Listings include Franklin County sale barn events on Saturdays, Printy family auctions on N Main and CH listings for Ottawa and Pomona areas. Local auctioneers Harold Stewart Jack Nelson Jim Brady Clifford Hobbs and others organized regional sales in Kansas across Ottawa Council Grove and surrounding towns.
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Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Ottawa
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Jim Brady
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Baxter
A&p
Douglas Bros
Gambles
Adv
VFW Club
Ellis
Payl Shepard
Denver
Colo
Shepard
Kansas State University
W. P. Shepard
Willow Lane
House of Beausty
Walter Landess
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Leof Hayes
Sanford Shaw
Mount Olivet
Scott City
Shaw
Franklin College
Franklin
Ind
First Baptist Church
W. G. Spencer
Lewis Spencer
American Baptist Convention
Police News
GOP
Landers
Mrs. Skinflint
Club
Myers Bros
Claude
Franklin County Sale Company
Franklin Co
Sale Barn
Harold Stewart
Clifford R
Hobbs
Clnh
Ottawa Packing CO
Dundee
Gross Auction Co
West Ham
Sears
Tancred
Thurs
Carlos J, Pence E
C. Gerald D
Harford Rec
Baldwin City
P. O. Box
Department Council
Springfield
General Services
Stanfard Rendering Co
Call Colelect
Baer
Kleane Air Service
Bob Baer
John Deere Day
Gene Powell
Black Post
China
DeGaremo
Franklin County Sale Co
Charles Beatty
Mer
Howard Winters
Sheldon’s Used Equipment
International
Hitch
eHitch
FasteHitch
Sheldon
Chain Saw Sale
McCulloch
H. P
Smith Insurance
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