Franklin County officials plan joint bridge talks east of US 59
Franklin County Commissioners George Atchison Lee Nichols and Don Averill with County Engineer Robert Lister were to meet Douglas County officials in Lawrence today to discuss a bridge project on the Douglas Franklin county line two miles east of US 59 over the middle fork of North Tally Creek. The meeting also noted related local topics such as the Coffey County Rural Electric Cooperative finances serving 2750 consumers and an upcoming district extension advisory committee planning session covering Franklin Linn Anderson Coffey Osage and Miami counties. Death notices included word of Tony Greenier of Elsinore California.
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Franklin County
George Atchison
Lee Nichols
Don Averill
Robert Lister
Douglas County
Lawrence
Douglas-Franklin County
North Tally Creek
Masonic Hall
Franklin, Linn
Anderson, Coffey
Osage
Miami Counties
Death of Motts Weisdorfer in Molalla Oregon
Mrs. Melvin Kuiken of rural Richmond learned of the death of her uncle Motts Weisdorfer 78 a farmer and cattle man who spent years in the Garnett area and moved to Oregon two years ago Survivors include his wife Faye three daughters two brothers and nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time.
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Motts Weisdorfer
Melvin Kuiken
Richmond
Molalla
Ore
Garnett
Oregon
Bourbon County
Faye
Spooner Pleads Guilty To Insufficient Fund Check
Max W. Spooner of 624 N Chevery pleaded guilty in County Court to writing a $10 insufficient fund check to Ottawa on Dec 30 1965. He received 10 days in county jail and was placed on parole for one year while in school. He must pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max W. Spooner
N. Chevery
City of
Ottawa
First National Bank
Lawrence
Spooner
District Court Plea In Transport Case Results In Fine
Robert Stansbury Sr appealed from County Court for transporting excessive weight and pleaded guilty at District Court Tuesday. He was fined $66 plus court costs.
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Robert Stansbury Sr
Local Markets COPD a cvaecevervens Slat BMAIO neces
Market notes list varied items with scattered numbers and unclear headings. Wheat and rye prices appear alongside unreadable codes and misspelled terms. No clear event or names emerge.
LBJ Riding Time but Tax Rise May Come Yet
President Johnson pursues 4.8 billion in temporary tax boosts to buy time while Congress weighs changes. If Vietnam escalates, a general tax increase could come sooner. if not, three measures may run their course. Officials see benefits for inflation control and the Great Society funding.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
White House
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Pro football coaching churn as five jobs remain open
New coach Bill Austin takes over in Pittsburgh and George Allen is official in Los Angeles while five NFL and AFL openings linger. Atlanta Washington St. Louis seek replacements. Houston and Miami also vacancies amid speculation and stalled announcements.
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New York
Bill Ruse Tin
Pittsburgh
George Allen
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Washington
St. Louis
Houston
Miami
George Wilson
Detroit
Falcons
Bill McPeak
Paul Brown
Cinccinnati
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Wally Lemm
Harland Svare
Austin
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Packers
Svare
Ray Wietecha
Rams
Packer State
Bones Taylor
Coons Cleared Of Disturbing The Peace
Kenneth V. Coons of 821 N. Oak was found innocent by a district court jury of disturbing the peace. He had earlier been found guilty in police court on Oct. 6, 1965, for uttering loud abusive and indecent language toward Wanda Davis and her family on Sept. 6, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth V. Coons
N. Oak
District Court
Coons
Wanda Davis
Police News: Mollett Siblings Cited for Vehicle Violations
Jerome Mollett, 38, of 929 East South Main, cited for permitting an unauthorized person to operate a motor vehicle in the 200 block. Curtis D. Mollett, 34, of 929, cited for operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Mollett
North Main
Curtis D. Mollett
County Court Fines for Multiple Speeding Violations
County Court records list several individuals cited in January near Richmond Wells ville Pompea Williamsburg and Princeton. Entries include HARRY L GREGOR 43 of Wichita cited Jan 13 for 68 mph in a 60 zone fined 8 plus costs and STEVEN D SHAFER 24 of Kansas City cited Jan 15 for 87 mph in a 75 zone fined 7 plus costs. Other cases include ARNIMN G EAST 45 Cicero Ill cited Jan 13 for 72 mph in a 60 zone fined 10 and HAROLD D HILL 67 of Pomona cited Jan 18 for improper passing fined 5 and costs. DUANE C DOLL 27 Independence cited Jan 16 for no current registration and 69 mph in a 60 zone fined 19 total. ROY R SEATON 65 Williamsburg area cited Jan 17 for 85 mph in a 70 zone fined 10 and TED M BUCKLEY 19 Williamsburg cited Jan 18 for 50 mph in a 40 zone fined 10 and costs.
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Harry L. Gregor
Wichita
Richmond
Steven D. Shafer
Kansas City
Wellsville
Arnimn G
East
Cicero
Us-59
Roy R. Seaton
N. Sycamore
Williamsburg
Us-50
Ted M. Buckley
Princeston
Woman Cited After Wreck
A young Ottawa woman was cited for following too close after an accident at Tecumseh and Main near noon Wednesday. Anne E. Keith, 16, driving a 1960 Plymouth, was northbound when she stopped for traffic and was struck by a following car. Juanita L. Edwards, 17, of 812 N Locust, in a 1957 Chevrolet, was cited for following too close and pleaded guilty, fined 12 dollars. Damages were $35 to the Plymouth rear bumper and $15 to the Chevrolet left front fender and bumper.
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Ottawa
Tecumseh and
Main
Anne E. Keith
Hospital Notes Admits and Births In Local Area
Admissions Mrs Russell Reams Melvern RFD 1 Thursday Dismissals Max Creviston 420 E 4th Mrs Lillie Kruger Waverly daughter Mrs David Bulmer and daughter Michigan Valley Mrs Lula Richardson 906 Cys press Mrs Ponciano Blanco 1106 N Poplar Friday Births Mr and Mrs Don Lytle 715 8 Cedar a son 7 lbs 10 oz Wednesday Mr and Mrs David Bulmer Michigan Valley a daughter 6 lbs 13 oz Wednesday
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Max Creviston
Lillie Kruger
Waverly
David Bulmer
Michigan Valley
Lula Richardson
Cys
Ponciano Blanco
N. Poplar
Don Lytle
Cedar
Paola Manager Quits Job
James R. Austin the Paola city manager has resigned to become a consultant in area planning and development He started in November 1962 and enhanced the city manager form of government Paola mayor Rex J Kiser said Austin will join the Central Savannah River Area Planning and Development Agency in Augusta around March 15 The agency covers 81 political subdivisions including 13 counties 42 cities and many school and special districts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Austin
Paola
Georgia
Austin
Rex J. Kiser
Savannah River Area
Augusta
Funerals for Edith Wells Annie Hoover Roy Hastings Given
Funerals were held for Edith Wells who died January 19 after a three month illness at M D Anderson Hospital Houston. Attending were Ottawa groups including Chaps ter AU P E O and Ottawa Soroptimist Club. Also noted are services for Annie T Hoover who died January 16 with burial at Washington Creek Cemetery in Douglas County. Roy Hastings died January 17 with services January 20 at Dengel and Son Mortuary.
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Wallace Wells
Edith Wells
Lamb
Chapster AU
P.E.O
Ottawa Soroptimist Club
Annie T. Hoover
Washington Creek
Douglas County
Orville Chase
Virgil Flory
Doneald Flory
Ronald Kimes
Edward Alvin Fishburn
Raymond Hoover
Anna Flory
Angie Fishburn
Thelma Flory
Washington Creek Cemetery
Roy Hastings
Dengel and Son Mortuary
William Fowler
Ronald Noyes
Robert Adams
Ray Simmons
Larry Walburn
Alvin Crawford
Walter Hutchinson
A. H. North
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Ex Ottawan Named President of Humboldt National Bank
A 38 year old Humboldt banker and former Ottawan David Woods announced the purchase of controlling interests in the Humboldt National Bank and assumed duties as president. Woods joined Humboldt National Bank in 1957 and is a Ottawa University economics and business graduate. He previously worked at State Bank of Ottawa and First National Bank of Ottawa, is son of the late Harry W Woods and Mrs Harriet Woods of Garnett, married to Barbara Howard, and resides in Humboldt with two daughters Patricia Ann and Carolyn Sue.
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Humboldt
Ottawan
Humboldt National Bank
Wednese Day
David Woods
Woods
Ottawa High
Ottawa University
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
State Bank of Ottawa
First National Bank of Ottawa
Harry W. Woods
Havery Woods
Garnett
Barbara Howeard
Leo C. Howard
Louise Howard
S. Walnut
13Th
Patricia Ann
Carolyn Sue
Car strikes moving train near South Walnut block
No injuries reported after a car driven by Clarence F. Gillespie, 58, Edgerton RFD 1, struck the side of a southbound Santa Fe train in the 200 block of South Walnut at about 4 p.m. The train did not stop, engineer E. E. Reed unaware of the collision. Vehicle damage estimated at 283 dollars. train undamaged.
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South Wale Nut
Clarence F. Gillespie
Edgerton Rfd 1
Gillespie
Santa Fe
E. E. Reed
Damage Suit Won By Quick Against Oil Firms
In district court Alan Quick and his father Albert Quick won damages from Tribune Oil Corporation Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corporation and Ernest A. Miller. Alan was awarded 8000 dollars after seeking 45000 for injuries and education hindrance from a Dec 7 1962 auto crash. Albert was awarded 250 dollars for auto damage and loss of society and earnings.
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Alan Quick
Albert Quick
Tribune Oil Corporation
Maracaibo
Executor Appointed in Estate of Hattie Keene McDowell
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Don W Perkins named executor of the will of Hattie Keene McDowell deceased Letters Testamentary issued January 5 1966. Creditors heirs and legatees warned to file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Hattie Keene McDowell
Don W. Perkins
Probate Court
Anderson and Byrd
First National Bank
Ottawa
Ottawa area sale dates and listings summary
A clustered notice lists multiple sale dates and locations in Franklin County Kansas. Included are estate, farm, and stock auctions such as John Kaiser Estate at 420 S. Mann and 4208 Main, plus various ads for stock, fixtures, and misc items. Events occur Saturdays and midweek through January and February with auctioneers named as Century agencies and Printy and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaiser
S. Mann
Robert Anderson
Harold Stewart
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Coffey County Rural Electric Cooperative
Burlington
County Rural Electric Cooperative
Eagles Lodge
Trail Blazers
Farmers
Adv
Roger Miller
Gambles. Adv
The
Artificial Breeding Association
Darrell Stiles
Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit
Ed Call
Extension Dairyman
Bob McLain
Anna Benson
Cypress
Tony Greenier
Elsinore
Calif
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Corwin Shields
Robertson Motor Company
Joe Ferns
AIR Force
Wayne Parker
Edward S. Parker
S. Muleberry
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Ottawa High School
Hes
Ane
Sous Dengel
Don
Uto
Police News
Russell Reams
Melvern
Joe Towner
N. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Gertrude
Margaret Clark
New Bank
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Franklin Co
Kan
Clyde «Conner
C. A. Lilly and Sons
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
John Carpenter
Harry Pahlman
Jim” Brady
A&p
Princeton
Ottawa Herald
Box H
Ralph Criqui
Olivet
Iladies
Babygay
Warsaw
E60
Indiana
General Services
Topeka
J. R. Taylor
Gene Powell
Specia
Cleveland
Standard
Davis Paint Store
Bill
Glenn Doerr
Hereford
Irvin Malott
Angus Bull
Ted Clark
North Centropolis
Yorkeshire Boats
C. A. Huffman
Misc
Joel Cutting
Jim Everist
Sheldon
Douglas Moscher
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