Franklin County groups announce upcoming meetings and events
Franklin County Retired Teachers Association meets at 7 30 p m on Thursday January 28 in the Anchor Savings building Princeton Recreation Association hosts benefit basketball games January 30 at 7 30 p m Housewives versus School Girls Men East side Highway 59 versus West Side Adv A Boys Club board dinner February 1 at Colbern s Reservations 1 85 call Mrs Howard Henderson or Mrs Tom Gleason Ellis piano tuning CH 24431 Adv Peoria Community Club meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at the school house A film on Franklin County Day Center featured The County Workshop for home demonstration units 2 p m Thursday in Masonic Hall discussions include Citizenship civil defense international relations cultural arts safety family life health Save up to 75 on Maytag floor samples near A P Grocery Douglas Bros Adv
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Princeton Recreation Assn
West Side
Colbern’s
Howard Henderson
Tom Gleason
Peoria Community Club
Franklin County Day Center
Masonic Hall
Veterans service help in Ottawa Tuesday afternoons
A Kansas Veterans' Commission representative will be in Ottawa every Tuesday at 1 p.m. at City Hall to assist veterans and dependents with veterans service work. Also notes: alien address reports due within 30 days for those in the United States on Jan 1. forms available at the post office for return there or to the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Kansas Veterans’ Commission
Ottawa
City Hall
Rex Lewis
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Kansas City
KC Markets report on eggs and produce pricing
KC Markets in Kansas City summarizes wholesale and consumer egg prices with large eggs at 80 percent, per cent listings for medium eggs, and notes that other produce prices remain unchanged across the board. The report cites AP data and references pages 22 through 27 for details on large, medium, and wholesale egg pricing.
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Kansas City
Sagan Death March remembered by survivor 20 years on
Lt. Samuel Cassimatis, now a U S Air Force Reserve lieutenant colonel and restaurant owner in St. Louis, recalls the Sagan Death March begun 20 years ago in upper Silesia Poland. About 1,800 American and British airmen endured a 100 mile blizzard trek from Po land to Germany and 1,100 survived to liberation on April 29 1945. The march featured starvation ragged clothing and brutal conditions as prisoners were moved toward Moosburg and Camp 7A with Gen. George Patton later ordering liberation by the 14th Armored Division.
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Poland
Germany
John D. McClain
Associated Press
St, Louis
Upper Silesia
Stalag Luft 3
Sagan
Samuel Cassimatis
U.S. Air Force Reserve
St. Louis
Cassimatus
Moosburg
Munich
George Patton
14Th Armored Division
United States
Cassimatis
Churchill Funeral Plans Readied In London
London reporters describe morning rehearsals for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral as a gun carriage travels to St. Paul’s. Security checks extend across 214 miles of streets while a military guard, bands, and 3,500 troops prepare. Churchill will be buried at Bladon churchyard near Blenheim, with public rites and international TV coverage planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Winston Churchill
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Westminster Hall
St. Paul’s
Scotland Yard
Britain
Yard
Churchill
Hyde Park
Lady Churchill
Archbishop of Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Church of England
Whitehall
the Strand
Fleet Street
Ludgate Hill
St. Paul's
Thames River
Tower of London
Waterloo Station
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal
England
Duke of Wellington
William Ewart Gladstone
Wales
Westminster Abbey
Bladon
Oxfordshire
Blenheim Castle
Duke of Marlborough
Blenheim
Clementine Hozier
Lord Randolph Churchill
Jennie Jerome
New York
Atlantic
Iron Curtain
British Broadcasting Corp
United States
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Eurovision
Intervision
Selma Voter Registration Drive Faces Arrests
In Selma Alabama six more Negroes were arrested as a federal injunction limited daily voter tests to 100 applicants. Dozens of state troopers stood by while Rev. Martin Luther King Jr and followers pressed a campaign to expand registration into Perry County and other counties despite clashes and a blocking lineup.
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Rex Thomas Selma
Ala
U.S
H. Stanley
Mand
al Lingo
Martin Luther King Jr
Selman
Atlanta
Wilson Baker
James Bevel
Perry County
Marion
Perry County Registration Board
King
Major League Scouts Plan Cooperative Eyes and Ears
Four MLB clubs Detroit Detroit Tigers Pirates Milwaukee Braves and Cleveland Indians map a cooperative scout program to reduce big bonuses and expand minor leagues. Each club to use 60 to 76 scouts feeding reports, with three selections annually in June September and January and a pilot test for one year.
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Pittsburgh
James A. Campbell
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland Indians
Gabe Paul
Cleveland
Joe L. Brown
The
Pirates
Brown
John McHale
Braves
KU Chancellor Urges Kansas Master Education Plan
Parsons Kansas AP Dr W Clarke Wescoe KU chancellor urged a state wide master plan for higher education outlining three autonomous systems and the need to finance and coordinate state universities junior colleges and technical schools He argued a unified plan would prevent overloading institutions and extend funding with audits and better foundation support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kan
Kansas
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
Parsons Chamber of Commerce
Wescoe
Council of Presidents of State
Kanesas Legislative Council
Wichita State University
Prgram
Kansas Research Foundation
Mississippi
Arkansas
Georgia
California
State Board of Regents
Alvin C. Eurich
New York
Lane Area Notes and Odd Fellows Honor Floyd Martin
Regular Lane Area notes show installations in Osawatomie and Paola with attendees including Anna Walt hal and Mattie Roscoe. The Odd Fellows marked Floyd Martin night at the hall noting his 54 years as Rebekah secretary and his long service as treasurer and drill captain with a lodge gift presented by Steve Needham.
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Lane Rebekah
Anna Walthal
Osawatomie
LSVG
Mattie Roscoe
Paola
RSNG
Helen King
Clara Mays
Albert Walthal
Effie Case
Fern Gregg
Elsie Higdon
Cecile Redick
George Snow Jr
Leo Laird
Bruce
Richemond
Gail Chambers
Ed Braum
John Crean
Bob Kennedy
Odd Fellows
Floyd Martin
Rebekahs
Martin
The
Lodge
Steve Needham
Lyndon Senior Awarded Henry J Putnam Memorial Scholar
Jerry Fabert a Lyndon High School senior has been selected as a Henry J Putnam Memorial scholar for the 1965 66 academic year at Kansas State University in Manhattan The Putnam scholarship is the highest scholastic honor for an entering student at Kansas State University Fabert son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Fabert Lyndon is an honor student has served on the student council on the school newspaper staff and was a Boys State er in 1964 He sings with the Madrigals at Lyndon High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fabert
Lyndon
Henry J. Putnam
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Putnam
Jerry
Melvin Fabert
New Paper
Lyndon High School
Deaths William Kay wounded in Seattle auto crash
Walter Pierson of 117 S Elm reports the death of his nephew William Kay in Seattle Washington after an automobile accident. Kay was a newspaper photographer leaving a wife four children and his mother Mrs J W Kay of Pasadena formerly Florence Pierson who grew up in Ottawa.
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Walter Pierson
S. Elm
Seattle
Wash
William Kay
J. W. Kay
South
San Gabriel Blvd
Pasadena
Calif
Florence Pierson
Ottawa
Funeral services for William A. Richardson
William A. Richardson died January 21. Funeral services were held January 25 at the Towner Chapel with Rev. Willard Braker officiating. Honorary pallbearers were Walter Wood, Albert Nitcher, Jess Hartford, Ed Hoffman, and John Lederer. Active pallbearers were Earl Mendell, John Sheeley, Ponciano Blanco, Raymond Cobb, Sherman Smith, Raymond Jones, and Sherman A. Smith. Jay Milton sang hymns with Mrs. J. M. Kilgore. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
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William A. Richardson
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
Walter Wood
Albert Nitcher
Jess Hartford
Ed Hoffman
John Lederer
Earl Mendell
John Sheeley
Ponciano Blanco
Raymond Cobb
Sherman Smith
Raymond Jones
Sherman A. Smith
Jay Milton
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Bridge Winners at Country Club Winners List
Bridge winners at the country club feature two flights. First north south Ted Crandall at 524 S Cedar and Mrs Charles Barnes at 434 Maple. Helga Kursk of Lawrence and Dr John Thornburg at 825 S Oak were second north-south. First east-west Lyle Hanes at 1246 S Maple and Mrs Jess Gilmore at 804 S Willow. Second east-west Mrs John Wassmer at 322 S Maple and Mrs Floyd Indall at 332 Ash.
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Ted Crandall
S. Cedar
Charles Barnes
Maple
Helga Kursk
Lawrence
John Thornburg
Oak
Lyle Hanes
S. Maple
Jess Gilmore
S. Willow
John Wassmer
Floyd Indall
Ash
Losers Gain Big Shares in 1964 NFL and 1964 World Series
NFL figures show Baltimore Colts earn $5,571.40 per loser share after falling to Cleveland in the title game, while New York Yankees receive $5,309.29 after losing the World Series to St. Louis. Browns’ winning shares total $8,052.82 each, Cardinals $8,622.19. Rozelle notes Browns gave 50 full shares, Colts 48 shares.
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NEW York
Baltimore Colts
New York Yankee
Colts
Yanks
Baltimore
Cleveland
St. Louis
NFL
Yankee
Pete Rozelle
Cleveland Stadium
Browns
Cardinal
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Bears
New York Giants
Rozelle
No Injury In Wreck Near Richmond On Icy US 59
Gary Townsend, 28, of Iola drove a 1962 Chevrolet northbound on US 59 when ice caused the car to slide into a ditch three miles north of Richmond at 6:40 am. Passenger Dean Marlow, 36, of Colony was also in the car. Townsend reported about 40 mph and no injuries or arrests were recorded.
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Richmond
Gary W. Townsend
Iola
Townesend
Dean Marlow
Colony
Dame Age
Chevrolet
Wreck on West Second Street Damages Two Vehicles
A backing accident occurred at 2:34 p.m. Monday in the 100 block on West Second Street. No injuries were reported. Charles E. Forth, 79, of 516 N. Main, driving a 21960 Dodge, backed from the south curb into the traffic lane. J. A. Mohler, 73, of 1113 N. Cherry, driving a 1962 Lark, was eastbound when the collision happened. Estimated damage: left rear tail light and left side of the Dodge. right rear door and fender of the Lark about $200. No arrest was made.
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West Second Street
Charles E. Forth
N. Main
Dodge
J. A. Mohler
N. Cherry
District Court Defines Child Support and Medical Bills
In a district court suit filed Monday by Karen Kirkland against Billy W. Fabert, Fabert was ruled the father of Kirkland's child born Sept. 1, 1964 and ordered to pay $35 monthly child support starting Feb. 1 and $25 monthly toward hospital and medical bills on the 15th. John F. List was found innocent in district court Monday of charges including disturbing the peace and destruction of private property. he had been found guilty in police court and appealed.
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Billy W. Fabert
Williamsburg
Karen Kirkland
Fabert
Miss Kirkland
John F. List
S. Cedar
List
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Area
Admissions list includes Mrs. Robert Reed Ottawa RFD 3 Earl Meiers Locust and Charles Errett 126 S Locust with Mrs Flora Pearson 307 5S Cedar on Tuesday. Births reported for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pettibon Baldwin RFD 2 a daughter Monday weight 10 lbs 9 oz and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cooper 811 So Oak a daughter weight 6 lbs 8 oz.
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Robert Reed
Ottawa
RFD
Earl Meiers
Charles Errett
Flora Pearson
Kenneth Pettibon
Baldwin Rfd
Edwin Cooper
County Court cases plea and dismissals noted in district plan
Ellen Humphrey age 53 Ottawa RFD 1 cited one mile east of Ottawa on Ke68 December 1 for disobeying a stop sign pleaded guilty and fined five dollars plus costs. John Louis Johnson age 37 Kansas City cited for no current driver's license August 12 was dismissed. Jack Nichols age 30 Richmond arrested for driving while intoxicated October 14 was dismissed. The case will be tried in district court February 10.
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Ellen Humphrey
Ottawa
John Louis Johnson
Kansas City
Jack Nichols
Richmond
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Franklin County Retired Teachers Association
Anchor Savings Building
S. Hickory
Ellis
A&p
Douglas Bros
Donglas Bros
4-H
4-H Music Group
Jacqueline Beauchamp
Judy Bulson
Jo Anne Beesley
Jim Lederer
Jim Beesley
Kenneth Humphrey
Gary Humphrey
Kathy Parks
Steven Johnson
David Parks
Lyle Humphrey
JoAnne
Kennethe Humphrey
Chester Burgess
Stuttgart
Saegan
Musehau
Royal Air Force
Selma
James G. Clark
Alabama
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