Deaths Walter M Titus 86 Stafford Ottawa area
Services for Walter M Titus age 86 of Stafford and former Ottawa resident were held Jan 11 in Wichita. He was born in Franklin County near Ransomville. Survived by widow Ethel Titus a daughter Winifred Kansas City a sister Mrs E C Gentry Denver Colo and two brothers Stephen K Titus Chouteau Okla and Howard P Titus Minden La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M
Titus
Walter M. Titus
Stafford
Ottawa
Wichita
Franklin County
Ransomville
Ethel” Titus
Winifred
Kansas City
E. C. Gentry
Denver
Colo
Stephen K
Funeral notices for Lincoln Turner and Klein with multiple pallbearers
Services for Mrs. Ella Lincoln were held January 18 at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev. Lew V. Coats officiating. Pallbearers included Bill Dusin, George Kelley, John Carpenter, and others. Burial at Topeka Cemetery. Charles Guy Turner died January 18 and had services January 21 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Roy H. Armstrong officiating. Pallbearers named Roland, Frank, Claude, Frederick Turner, Russell Roche, Alois Madl, and Dean Zook with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin. Frank B. Klein, Ottawan, died January 17 in Washington DC. graveside services Thursday at Peoria Cemetery with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Relatives to meet at 10 a.m. to drive to the cemetery.
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Ella Lincoln
Pomona Methodist Church
Lew V. Coats
Joe Driver
Neal Baxter
Bill Dusin
George Kelley
John Carpenter
Pomona
Lawrence Stadel
M. J. Morris
Elton Davis
Quenemo
Topeka
Charles Guy Turner
Lamb Funeral Home
Roy H. Armstrong
Roland
Frank
Claude
Frederick Turner
Russell Roche
Alois ‘Madl
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
Frank B, Klein
Frank B. Klein
Washington, D. C
Peoria
Charles P. Knight
Klein
Lamb Funeral
Hospital Notes Admissions List and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions for Shirley Anne Jowett Ottawa University S A Peace 604 Beech Harold Hoover 604 N Main Homer Bishop Princeton Roger Oakes 919 N Mulberry Tuesday Mark Rice 221 E 3rd Mrs Elizabeth Kelley 314 Wal put Wednesday Dismissals Walter Reh Williamsburg Miss Catherine Campbell 316 David White 503 S Mus Tuesday Harry Harper 6 Walnut Nick Krist 815 W Mrs Nettie Heckman 740 ore Albert Sullins 1006 dar Wednesday
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Shirley Anne Jowett
Ottawa University
S. A. Peace
Beech
Harold Hoover
Main
Homer Bishop
Princeton
Roger Oakes
Mulberry
Mark Rice
Elizabeth Kelley
Wal
Walter Reh
Williamsburg
Catherine Campbell
David White
Harry Harper
Walnut
Nick Krist
Towns Near Water Shortage Face Drought Problems
About 15 small towns and cities in Kansas face water shortages if rain does not come soon. The state health department says drought conditions have persisted across much of the state for over a year, with most affected areas in the eastern third. The board lists the affected locales as facing varying degrees of scarcity.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Department of Health
Nuclear Power and Canal Plans Face Drought and Treaties
The article discusses a potential second canal using nuclear explosives, treaty constraints on fallout, and U S and Soviet positions. It notes radiation reduction advances, political hurdles, and the need for consent from Central American hosts and other treaty signers. It also lists Kansas drought areas and water supply issues, with emphasis on groundwater decline and limited surface reliance.
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United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Jerold W. Johnson
AEC
Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
John O. Pastore
Johnson
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Feeds and Weaker Beef
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes hog prices steady to weak with barrows and gilts at 15.25 to 15.50 for 190 to 250 pounds and 12.75 to 13.50 for 290 to 400 pounds sows. Slaughter lambs and sows steady, feeders poor, lambs 18.75 to 19.50. Cattle and calves: slaughter steers and heifers steady to weak, best steers 19.00 to 22.75, heifers 18.50 to 22.00, utility cows 12.50 to 13.50.
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Kansas City
Egg price report from Kansas City markets
AP dispatch notes consumer eggs with mediums at 30 3744 cents and large 34 41 cents, small at 20 26 cents, most near 38. Wholesale eggs show large 39 42 cents, medians 37 401 cents, mostly 37. Poultry and butter unchanged. live fryers and broilers in Missouri and Arkansas at farm 13 18 percent.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Railroads Await Union Appeal on Firemen Losses
Cleveland AP A federal arbitration award eliminating firemen jobs on diesel freight locomotives will be delayed in effect as unions appeal. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen says railroads agreed to hold the ruling, which would begin Saturday, until courts decide. If upheld, the two year effect begins per the arbitration board’s Nov 26 ruling. unions have filed suits and appealed a lower court decision.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
H. E. Gilbert
Rail Union
Arbitration Board
Brotherhood
Amendment To S D Senate Amendment To S D Senate
The anti poll tax amendment to the U S Constitution goes before the South Dakota Senate Thursday with unanimous approval from the Senate State Affairs Committee. It becomes effective once South Dakota ratifies it after 37 states have already ratified. The House approved it 52 18 last Friday and the Senate is expected to follow.
Sargent Shriver Not Decided on Vice Presidential Run
In Kabul Sargent Shriver director of the Peace Corps said he has not decided whether to run for vice president if asked He is on a world tour inspecting Peace Corps work in Afghanistan delivering a message from President Johnson to King Zahir.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Sargent Shriver
U.S. Peace Corps
Shriver
Peace Corps
Johnson
Mohammad Zahir
Johnson and Pearson conclude talks with two U S Canada pacts
President Johnson and Canada's Lester B Pearson sign two agreements at the White House. One implements the Columbia River Treaty provisions with Canada to share downstream power and reservoir benefits. The other creates an international Campobello park. Pearson's visit follows talks with De Gaulle as Franco American relations cool.
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Washington
Johnson
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
U.S
Pacific Northwest
White House
United States
Campobello
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pearson
Ottawa
de Gaulle
Franklin County Farm Sale Listings and Auctions
Franklin County sale calendar list of events and locations including Myers Bros Ottawa area sale barn north of Ottawa on Highway 59 every Saturday at 7:00 p.m. and upcoming farm sales in Overbrook Pomona Waverly and Pomona area with dates January 27 February 3 4 7 and ongoing open dates for farm and household goods. Community Auction details for Printy’s Auction House Ottawa weekly Tuesday and Thursday sessions.
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Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Franklin Co
Pomona
Bank
Kansas
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
eCap
Printy
Main
Printy’s
Man Recovers Billfold After Ottawa Rest Stop
R H Hursh of Wichita praised the finder Mrs Oliver C Curby of 609 Elm Street for returning his lost billfold. The Hursh family, traveling from Kansas City, left a rest area on I 35 near Ottawa. Curby found the billfold at the rest area and contacted the Hurshs, who later received it by mail the next day.
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R. H. Hursh
Wichita
Hursh
Oliver C. Curby
Elm St
Curbys
Curby
Hurshs
OU Registration Opens Monday for Spring Semester
Ottawa University announces spring registration starts at 8 a m Monday in Myers Library. First classes begin Wednesday. New students should visit the Admissions Office in the Administration Building if not yet admitted. Registration ends Tuesday.
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Ottawa University
Myers Library
Timberlake Seeks State Printer Post on Republican Ticket
TopekaHarry Bud Timberlake 53 announced his bid for the State Printer office on the Republican ticket. Timberlake was appointed by Gov. John Anderson on January 3 to fill the unexpired term after Jean Neibarger resigned. He has run a printing business since 1930.
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Topeka
Harry
Bud) Timberlake
Timberlake
Kansas
John Anderson
Jean Neibarger
Richmond Township 1963 Receipts Expenditures Report
To the Township Auditing Board of Richmond Township in Franklin County Kansas the township treasurer submits the year ending December 31 1963 report of receipts expenditures and indebtedness including the budget receipts and expenditures balances beginning the year 257.73 and receipts from Co Treasurer June 5 336.83 as part of the general fund.
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A.D
Dee V
Township Auditing Board
Richmond Township
Franklin County
State of
Kansas
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Hawkins
Joe ‘Towner
Ellis
Arthur Jones
Larry Kraft
Don Lunger
Dorothy Baker
Charles Mavity
Community Theater Players
Mame
D. G. Laury
Bula Cummings
Millie’s
Albert Miller
Hope
E. W. Baldwin
RFD
St. Francis Hospital
Baxter
City Water
Donna Stantorf
Oak
Venient
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Lacygne
Madison
Mound City
Mound Valley
Pleasanton
Reading
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Caney
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Civil Defense Office
Parsons City
Garnett
Kanesas
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Chanute
Lyndon
Osawatomie
S.D
Senate
Lamb
Johnson and Pearson
Paris
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China
Legals
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Herald
Atchison
Newmaster
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George Atchison
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Earl Hefner
Overbrook
Kas
John Abel
A.m
Cora Clyde
Waverly
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Brook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Tion
Ottawa Herald
Snear
Office of
Kansas State Employment Service
Red Rooster
Healy
Finley
Kan
Kay Toft
Shawnee Drive
Overland Park
General Services
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Callcolled
Gene Powell
Davis
McCarthy
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Hereford Bulls
H. E. Adell
Lane
Keen Co
Motorola TV & Stereo and
Kroehler Furniture
White's Furniture & Appl
Court House
White
General Electric
White's Furniture & Apps
E. L. Walker
Floyd Rochenower
Furniture & Appl
Waverly PE
Gingerich
Coronado
South Camp Chippewa
Leland Norton
Honey
F. Lemon
Rest Homes
Avery
Adm
Westminister Arms
12Th
Maple
Apt. C
Furn
Claude E. Guy
No. Syc
Wilson
South Sycamore
John Lee
Chemstrand Cumuloft Nylon
Rosewood
Misc
al Wool Wilton
Chemstrands
Acrilon
Charger
Dupont
Lavender
OK Discount Store
Gamblea the Friendly Store
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Clara Finch
W.H.P
Lanah Cameron
W.S
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