Soldier Logan Bond Returns From Germany on 35 Day Furlough
Pvt Logan L Bond son of Mr and Mrs Paul L Bond Pomona has returned home for a 35 day furlough after 17 months in Germany He returned Jan 22 and will be stationed at Ft Riley after his furlough Larry Lee Wiggins of Wellsville graduates from Pittsburg State Jan 28 with a BS in business administration.
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Pvt
Logan L. Bond
Paul L. Bond
Pomona
Germany
Ft. Riley
Larry Lee Wiggins
Wellsville
Pittsburg State
Police Court Business Update From Week Ending Jan 21 1961
The Santa Fe car roadings week ended January 21 1961 saw 23 291 here today versus 21 435 a year ago. Bonds forfeited included Mabel Chandler 63 Richmond for red light and Everett Powell 42 Lawrence for public drunkenness. Dockets were read in 7 minutes 33 seconds. Rev Merle Stevenson preaches at First United Presbyterian starting Sunday. Pastor M Todd Macdonald leaves to take Hoxie church. Charles Bates of Rantoul underwent major surgery at KU Medical Center. Trinity Methodist revival continues this week. Shrine club elected Tom Gleason president. Job’s Daughters prepared for grand guardian visit February 18. Four people cited in County Court for moving violations. Several drivers cited for speeding and other infractions. Elks Bridge Club elected officers and plans monthly championship play. Police Court saw Leo Miller found guilty of DUI and reckless driving. 30 days jail and $150 fine. appeal bond $200. Harry Moody case dismissed for lack of evidence. J L Montgomery assault case opened. postopened to Jan 31.
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Santa Fe Carroadings
Mabel Chandler
Richmond
Everett E. Powell
Lawrence
Leo C. Miller
Hickory
Miller
Harry J. Moody
Hospital Notes Clatter of Names and Places in Fragment
Fragmentary hospital notes list several names and addresses including Steven Albert Bond 25 Warrbirtton Cedar House and Mrs Elmer Keith 831 Ash plus Edgerton Williams Murphy and others. Dismissals noted for Mrs Carol Salb Locust and Mrs Trurman Carter.
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Steven Albert Bond
Cedar
Léon
Warrbirtton
Tverd
Ouy
Lehr Lehnert
Cedar House
Wush
David W. Peterson
N. O&k
Elmer Keith
Ash
William’ Murphy
Edgerton
Ralph Curby
Carol Salb
Trurman Carter
Hugh Edward Magrath
Babe
Williamsburg
Toays
Ag Hall of Fame faces threat over funds in Kansas City
The proposed 5 million Agricultural Hall of Fame site in Bonner Springs faces potential abandonment if Greater Kansas City cannot raise 500000 by February 9. The executive committee met after an emergency session. Springfield Illinois was runner up to Wyandotte County.
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Kansas City
Kan
Bonner Springs
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Greater Kansas City
Hall
Springfield
Wyandotte County
Howard L. Cowden
Kansas
Board of Governors
Cowden
Jack Jackson
iJackson
Recorder Recovered From Plane Debris
A flight recorder recovered from wreckage on Monday will be sent to a police or research facility for study. The device may reveal why a Mexican jetliner crashed on takeoff from Idlewild Port last Thursday night during a snowstorm and whether its wheel left the ground.
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New York
Washington
Idlewild
Infant Therese Fitzgerald Graveside Services Held
Graveside services were conducted for Therese Fitzgerald infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald in Rock Island Illinois. She died January 20 shortly after birth due to a heart ailment. Surviving are her parents their 16 month old daughter Debra Darlene and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wiederholt. Father John Fitzgerald a U S Navy sailor stationed at New Iberia Louisiana was granted emergency leave to be with his family.
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Therese Fitzgerald
Therese
Marie
John
21 Are Cited For Speeding On I 35 East Of Ottawa
State troopers using radar cite 21 persons for speeding on Interstate 35 east of Ottawa Sunday. The text lists ages and hometowns of those charged with exceeding the night time 60 mph limit, including Gene Mills 40 Overland Park and Marvin Hiet 28 Knob Noster. Additional names appear with speeds from 69 to 88 mph, plus three truckers cited for 50 mph limits.
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Interstate
Ottawa
Gene Mills
Overland Park
Marvin R. Hiet
Knob Noster
William W. Laferty
Kansas City
Kas
David R. Bell
Mission
Raymond €. Warner
Robert D. Murphy
Princeton
Armond J. Parker
Emporia
Robert F. Tencert
Claorethe
Eva I. Koontz
Judy
Robert D
Floyd Allison
Kochenower Jr
Kenneth E. Jones
Chanute
Roy Elthe
I Mer Troxel
Taonnea
Wens Vecus
Dane
MWD Ly Westphalia
Peggie L. Stine
Muncie
Jesse D. Wall
Wichita
George D. Berlin
W. 6Th
Argel Leo Meredith
Threes
Victor L. Bevard
Huntington Park
Colo
August B. Gerschwiler
Milwaukee
Wis
Carl L. Pettay
Kinsley
Market Roundup From Kansas City Grain and Livestock
Kansas City market report shows soybeans and corn with modest prices and mixed yields. Cattle prices steady to higher with good to high choice grades at 25.00 to 28.01 in places, hogs steady with gains up to 25, lambs rising to 18.60, while sows advance and feeders show activity.
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Kansas City
Valves
Topping Mabel A widow of Dr J B Topping Ottawa
Mabel A Topping widow of Dr J B Topping and longtime Ottawa resident died last night. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM with interment in Oakwood Cemetery at Baldwin.
Ruptured Oil Line Triggers Saratoga Carrier Fire
Athens AP reports a ruptured oil line caused a two hour fire aboard the US Navy aircraft carrier Saratoga killing 7 crewmen and wounding 24. Flames began in a machinery compartment at 2 a.m. as the ship neared Athens, with Capt. R. W. Mehle steering to Phaleron Bay for safety. A court of inquiry was named to investigate, while 3,800 crew fought the blaze deep below decks.
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Athens
Greece
Saratoga
Nowamen
Ionian Sea
Mediterranean
R. W. Mehle
Cincinnati
Phaleron Bay
Constellation
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Arthur R. Gralia
16Th Fleet
David L. MacDonald
6Th Fleet
Ormandy Delays His Return To Podium
Philadelphia AP reports conductor Eugene Ormandy delayed his return to the podium after a Dec 20 auto accident. He had been slated to conduct Monday night but canceled on doctors advice. The famed conductor remains hospitalized in Chicago with injuries.
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Philadelphia
Eugene
Xavier Tynan Ormandy
Delmass
Xavier
Edward) Tynan
Chicago
St. Boniface
Scipio
Car flips on Appanoose Pomona road injures none
A car owned by Clyde Wiscombe near Pomona ran off the road four miles north on the Appanoose Pomona road around 4 p.m. yesterday. Mrs Irene A Wiscombe 47 told investigators she lost control after hitting holes. The car rolled after traveling 265 feet out of control and then 120 feet in the ditch. The owner and four year old Jay Wiscombe were in the car. no injuries were reported.
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Clyde Wis Lcombe
Pomona
Appaénoose
Irene’ A. Wiscombe
RFD. 1
Jay Wiscombe
Rules Change Clears Hurdle In House Panel
In Washington the House Rules Committee approved a plan to expand from twelve to fifteen members to break a coalition's grip on legislation. Democrats opposed to the move were limited to six voting yes. two Republicans on the committee did not vote. In Cleveland a juvenile court judge sentenced Lillian Fratantonio to a year in jail and a $500 fine for secretly drugging her daughters, nd Ber nadette age 3 and Venita age 6, after a jury conviction.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Rules
House
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
William IM. Colmer
D. Miss
B. Carroll Reece
R-Tenn
Is Iil
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Tars
Toa Oad
Cleveland
Sleeping Beauty
Oijarc Wu Wes Ravens
Bernadette
Venita
Fire Causes Minor Damage To Farm Home
An overheated flue pipe caused a small fire at the G. Lytle residence on Rural Fire District 3 today at about 10 46 a m. Sheriff officers said neighbors quickly extinguished the blaze. Undersheriff Joe Ferns reported damage confined to the outside of the building.
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Dg. G. Lytle
Rfd 3
Joe Ferns
Marriage Licenses Tesse Hoover and Jean M Ward
Kansas City residents Tesse Hoover and Jean M Ward filed marriage license notices in Kansas, with listed fee clarity noted as three dollars. The brief item confirms two parties from Kansas City, Kansas.
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Tesse Hoover
Jean M. Ward
Kansas City
Kas
Plan to expand committee membership faces House vote
Speaker Sam Rayburn backs a plan to raise committee members to 10 Democrats and five Republicans, backed by Northern and Western Democrats and opposed by Republicans and Southern Democrats. The House vote is set for Thursday with doubt on the outcome. Under the current eight Democrat four Republican setup Republicans and Smith and Colmer largely control legislation clearing from committees. The increase would add two liberal Democrats and could tilt the edge to 8-7 for liberals.
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Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Smith
Colmer
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Drake’s Bakery
Merle Q. Stevenson
Cherryvale
Neosho Presbytery
First United Presbyterian Church
M. Todd Macdonald
Hoxie United
Charles Bates
Rantoul
K. U. Medical Center
Trinity Methodist Revival
N. V. Hudelson
Lee Perkins
Salt Lake City
Utah
American Cattlemen’s Association
Hudelson
Kansas Livestock Association
Franklin-Miami County
Job
Masonic Temple
Grand Guardian
Paula Perkins
Don L. Stephenson
Leawood
Jack A. Dunbar
John F. Foltz
Juddie J. Smith
Kansas Corporation Commission Authority
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
Roger Bush
Quenemo
3Rd
Locust
Elks Duplicate Bridge Club
John Thornburg
John Wassmer
W. E. Hegberg
The
Elks
Robert Pinet
Tom Gleason
Moody
J. L. Montgomery
N. Sycamore
Warrent
Stewart
Frank Snook
W. 15Th
South Water Tower
Wellsville News
Mrs. Turner
Bernice Holden
National Council of Garden Clubs of América
E. E. Turner
Wellsville Garden Club
Turner
Wellsville Methodist Church
M.Y.F
Judy Stephens
Deattis
Art Chanay
Wellsville Baptist Church
Carl Patton
Frank Sloan
Olin Leach
Truman Bailey
Leroy Price
James Bosworth
Bernhard Fleming
John C. Evans
Mr. Fleming
Mrs. Evans
Evans
South of
May Sleppy
Lester England
Paola
Linnie Tyler
Gardner
C. A. Johnston
Reese
Teessian
Ormandy
R. L. Stevens
Princeton Cemetery
Charles E. Riley
Charles Everett Riley
Towner’s
Raymond P. Jennings
Floyd Perkins
Clarence Dodd
Eugene Wolken
Alvin C. Gandy
Otto A. Moeller
Howard Kampschroeder
A. H. North
S. Martin Brockway
Lawrence Ott
Mt. Sidney
Linwood
H. 1
West
Independence
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Agait
Ard
Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Suman KS
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