Buckels returns home from visit. Buckels at VA Hospital
BOB BUCKELS returns to his Ventura home after visiting his father Harry Buckels and sister Mrs Elgin Malbure and family. Harry Buckels is a patient at the Kansas City VA Hospital but expected to be released soon. Also notes an auto accident on South Main and reminders of local events and meetings in Lawrence and Princeton plus a court verdict on reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Buckels
Tonis
Ventura
Calif
Harry Buckels
Elgin Malbure
Harry’ Buckels
Kansas City
Ellis
Warren D. Clark
F. Milton
F. H. Milton
South Oak
Kaneohe Bay Macrine Corps Air Station
Hawaii
First Marine Brigade
Pacific Fleet Marine Force
Army Pvt
Robert D. Keelin
Kenneth L
Hospital Admittances and Birth at Local Hospital
Hospital notes list admissions including John Hiatt 616 E 10th Roger Oakes 919 N Mulberry Jack Langley Jr Pomona Albert Swallow Pomona Mrs Albert Spagnole 717 S Main Monday Albert Sullins 1006 N Cedar Tuesday births to Mr and Mrs Clifford Brockus Rantoul a daughter 8 lb 114 02 dismissals Joe Moody 608 N Cedar Christina Burk 319 S Hickory Monday infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Baugher 328 N Mulberry transferred to KU Medical Center Mrs Paul Sims Quenemo correction Richard Dunn Wellsville RFD 2 listed in Monday's dismissals should be Richard Ricky Dunn Jr son of Mr and Mrs Richard Dunn.
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John Hiatt
Roger Oakes
N. Mulberry
Jack Langley, Jr
Pomona
Albert Swallow
John Spagnole
Main
Albert Sullins
N. Cedar
Clifford Brockus
Rantoul
Joe Moody
Christina Burk
Odd For Sale Notice Emerges In Dayton Police News
In Dayton Ohio an unusual classified item appears in the Dayton Police News house organ listing a for sale second hand tombstone with a note that bids or inquiries are for a person named Murphy. The fragment hints at local police publication humor or a misprint.
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Dayton
Ohio
Murd
Dayton Police News
Military personnel notes from Fort Riley to Fort Jay
A compact update lists soldiers and sailors with ties to Kansas communities in various assignments and training. PVT Gunnar A Sjolander moves to Fort Riley with the 4th Artillery, while PVT Marvin Gretencord and others from Richmond and Ottawa show recent postings, school graduations, or reenlistments.
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ARMY
Gunnar A. Sjolander Jr
Dorothy Anderson
S. Sycamore
1St Infantry Division
Fort Riley
Sjolander
Fort Leonard Wood
4Th Artillery
Religion And Public Education Voucher Debates Heated
A discussion on using vouchers to fund private and parochial schooling spurred concerns about multi establishment schools and staffing challenges. The talk described a per pupil cost of 440 dollars and a share time approach allowing attendance at both school types while stressing that secular public education should not be asked to teach religion.
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Rouse
Pest
Royse
Colorado
Deaths Edith Downing 83 in Ottawa nursing home
Edith Downing 83 died today at Cedar Nursing Home Ottawa after seven and a half years there. She leaves three daughters Mrs John Neis Wellsville Mrs Bill Riveti Nebraska City Neb and Mrs Kenneth Squier Iowa City Iowa eight grandchildren including Robert K Miller Ottawa RFD 1. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev Clarence Harder presiding. Burial Wellsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Downing
the Cedar Nursing Home
Ottawa
Coughlin Funeral Home
Wellsville
Clarence Harder
Wellsville Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Cole held in 2 p m
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Cole who died Jan 20 were conducted from Dengel Son Mortuary Wednesday at 2 p m. Rev Charles P Knight to officiate with burial in Walnut Creek Cemetery.
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Laura Cole
Dengel & Son
Charles P. Knight
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Car Driver Collapses Then Drives to Hospital
Jack Langley of Pomona was reported in good condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital after the car he drove left K-68 west of Ottawa yesterday. The attending physician said Langley lost consciousness while driving but the only apparent after-effect was a stiff neck. The Herald pays $5 weekly for best reader news tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Langley
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Langley
Kansas lawmakers reject high fee plan for court appointed attorneys
The Kansas legislature rejected a proposed 2200 dollar fee for lawyers appointed to handle criminal appeals for indigent defendants. A 300 dollar maximum was approved for such attorneys, with actual expenses possible. lawmakers cited budget constraints and concerns about public money and incentives for excessive billing while noting 40 appeals in the Kansas Supreme Court involve court appointed counsel or lack thereof.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Bar Association
Criminal Law Committee
The
Bar Association
Kansas Supreme Court
House
Senate
Ways and
Tom Crossan
U. S. Supreme Court
Claims and Accounts Committee
Crossan
Keith Sebilius
R-Norton
Fayette Rowe
ReColumbus
Rowe
Plan Class For Food Handlers
Joe Reid a sanitarian with the Kansas State Board of Health will conduct two free classes for food handlers in Ottawa on Jan 23 and Jan 24. The sessions run 1 30 to 4 30 p m in the Anchor building recreation room and target restaurant operators cooks dish washers and waitresses. The county health office has mailed notices to personnel in restaurants drugstores taverns school lunch rooms nursing homes hospital and snack bars to explain how food borne diseases spread and how to prevent them, how to combat vermin and improve storage handling and refrigeration of foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reid
Kansas State Board of Health
Ottawa
Anchor
County Health Office
Ruby cries on Kennedy assassination feelings during bond hearing
Dallas AP report of Jack Ruby sobbing about President Kennedy's death as he answered reporters at his bond hearing. Ruby said he felt more remorseful than angry after killing Lee Harvey Oswald, while defense lawyers pursue temporary insanity and a venue change for his murder trial set to begin February.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Oswald
Laweyers
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Ottawa Country Club Elects Six Officers and Directors
Ottawa Country Club Association elected six officers and three new directors last night. Officers include President Robert Grabham, Vice President John Hudleson, Secretary John R. Kramer, and Treasurer Keith Gaoddert. New directors are Kramer, Bill Osburn, and John Wassmer. six existing directors remain with unexpired terms.
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Ottawa Country Club Association
Robert Grabham
John Hudleson
John R. Kramer
Hickory
Keith Gaoddert
Maple
Kramer
Bill Osburn
Ottawa Rfd
John Wassmer
Johnsons Life Insurance Ties Bid to LBJ Co. Ads
Reynolds testified in 1961 negotiations over Johnson life insurance that to beat a rival bid he bought advertising time on LBJ Co. owned station in Austin Texas. The LBJ Co. is Johnsons wifes holding company. Reynolds said about 1100 in commissions were spent and that policies totaling 200000 had 80000 in premiums paid to date. Jenkins denied suggesting rebates. a $175000 fire policy on Johnsons home was arranged as a courtesy while Johnson and Jenkins were abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Johnson
LBJ Co
Austin
Tex
Persie Dent
Jenkins
Baker
Texas
State Bans Cigarette Sales at Pennsylvania Hospitals
Harrisburg health secretary Dr. Charles L. Wilbur announced an immediate ban on cigarette sales at four tuberculosis hospitals and said a broader ban could extend to state general and mental hospitals. He called smoking an extremely dangerous habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Wilbur
Murrow quits USIA post as Rowan to lead agency
Edward R. Murrow resigns as director of the U S Information Agency and Carl Rowan, ambassador to Finland, named his successor. Rowan will be the highest ranking Black government official and attend National Security Council meetings. Johnson accepted the resignation with reluctance.
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Washington
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Carl Rowan
Johnson
Murrow
Rowan
Finland
USIA
National Security Council
Tennessee
Kennedy
Appointment of Administrator for Fred v Buckels estate
First published Jan 14 1964 and last Jan 28 1964 in Franklin County Kansas. Probate Court announces administration appointment in the estate of Fred Buckels deceased, case number 11 129. Court invites interested parties to appear and prove claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Fred v. Buckels
State of Kansas
Pearle Chenoweth Hayes
Notice of Estate Administration and Township Treasurer Report
Creditors heirs and all interested in the estate of Fred S Buckels deceased are notified that on January 6 1964 the court of Franklin County Kansas appointed and qualified David E Bunch as administrator. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Also included is the annual report of Harrison Township Treasurer for year ending December 31 1963 detailing receipts expenditures and indebtedness with a sworn statement of accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Buckels
Franklin County
Kansas
Harrison Township
Birzer
Sale Dates Community Auctions Weekly Schedule
Auction listings include Printys Auction House in Ottawa with weekly Thursdays at 7 p.m. and Pomona in Kansas. Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook Kansas runs on Wednesdays and Fridays. Allen County Livestock Auction in Gas City Kansas and Council Grove Livestock Auction in Council Grove operate Saturdays. Harold Stewart appears as contact.
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Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Brook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Township Trustee oath notice in Franklin County
Official notice dated January 10 1984 sworn before O L Breckenridge Township Trustee with filings first published January 14 1964 and last published January 28 1964 regarding Pearle Chenoweth Hayes deceased case number 11 141 in Franklin County and State.
Executor appointed for Pearle Hayes estate in Ottawa Kansas
The State of Kansas to creditors and heirs is notified that Neil Bullock is appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Pearle Chenoweth Hayes deceased on January 10 1964 in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Bowers and Bowers Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Pearle Chenoweth Hayes
Neil Bullock
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
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the) Weems
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Finley
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