Michigan Valley Briefs Chronicle Local News
Mrs Ira Allen of Michigan Valley returned from Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka Saturday. No service at City Cab Office Tuesday January 29 from 2 to 3 pm. Franklin County Farm Bureau Rally Night January 30 at 8 pm at 10 C F Hall 316 S Cedar. Adversities discussed state and legislative policies with refreshments. Joe E Claypool cited for running stop sign. Karen Fabert Princeton filed for divorce from Billy Fabert Ottawa on grounds of extreme cruelty. Four men fined $65 each for hunting out of season before County Judge Robert L Pinet. Ellis Piano Tuning advert.
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Ira Allen
Michigan Valley
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Arlie M. Forth
Hamblin
City Cab Office
Adelbert Hay
Franklin County Farm Bureau
10.C.F. Hall
S. Cedar
Farm Bureau
Karen Fabert
Princeton
Billy Fabert
Ottawa
George Robinson
Robert Young
James Armstrong
Lawrence Williams
Robert L. Pinet
Carlson Criticizes Kennedy Tax Plan In Topeka Speech
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas blasts President Kennedy's tax cut proposal unless paired with federal spending cuts. He urges fiscal restraint, criticizes Cuba policy, strains with allies, and notes rising unemployment during Kennedy's term as he speaks at Kansas Day events in Topeka with GOP leaders.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Kennedy
Kansas Federation of Republican Women
Carlson
America
Republican Party
Cuba
Castro
Britain
France
Belgium
Portugal
Netherlands
Kansas
Leaves 584 Descendants In Newfoundland Patriarch Burial
PORT AUX BASQUES Newfoundland AP Captain Wilson Kettle 102 was buried after a long life that produced 13 children by two wives 65 grandchildren 201 great grandchildren and 305 great great grandchildren He was laid to rest in a coffin he bought twenty years ago Moving tribute highlights a vast family tree spanning generations.
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Port Aux Basques
Mld
Wilson Kettle
Kettle
Changes In Advertising Staff At The Herald
Gordon Nordquist a Herald advertising salesman for 20 years leaves Ottawa to join Hutchinson News as assistant to the classified advertising manager The promotion moves Darrell Mullen from the mechanical department to the Herald advertising staff Mullen starts today Nordquist begins his new job Monday Feb 4 Nordquist Wisconsin native married with a son Kevin Gene 8 months The Nordquist residence is 808 S Oak The Mullens live at 1103 Willow with three children Dan 13 Rod 1 and Elisa
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Gordon Nordquist
Herald
Ottawa
Hutchinson News
Hutchinson
Nordquist
The
Darrell Mullen
Mullen
Wisconsin
Kevin Gene
S. Oak
Willow
Childre Dan
Rod
Elisa
Deaths of Beaver Osborn Stucker Reed and Coygant wrenawaneane
Notices report the deaths of William F. Beaver 96 of Michigan Valley at a Quenemo nursing home with services at Baker Funeral Home Overbrook and burial at Valley Brook Cemetery. Buren H. Osborn 39 formerly Ottawan died in Arch ie Missouri after brain surgery with services in Archie and burial at Crescent Hill Cemetery. John Stucker 96 formerly Ottawa died in Phoenix with services there after leaving Ottawa in 1917. Mrs. Sarah E. Reed 87 Osawatomie Ottawa resident died Sunday with services at Lamb Funeral Home and affiliation by Rev. Charles P. Knight.
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William F. Beaver
Michigan Valley
Quenemo
Baker Funeral Home
Overbrook
Valley Brook
Orangeville
Kansas
Osage
Franklin Counties
James
Portland
Ore
John Graviois Mills
Paul
Mary Little
San Bernadino
Calif
B. H
Osborn Buren H
Osborn
Pittsburg
Tidewater Oil Co
Avon, Calif
The
Baptist Church
Archie, Mo
Crescent Hill
Archie
Bonnie Osborn
Gary
Donny
Kelly
Jack Osborn
Alaska
Billy Cox
Amoret
Maye Fasterla
Greenwood
Faye Warner
Lancaster
Tex
John Stucker
Ottawa
Frank Benton
Phoenix
Ariz
Kansas City
Arizona
Harry Loyd
W. W. Broyhill
Pearl Bristow
Florence Cates
Sarah E. Reed
Osawatomie
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Two Collisions Cause Minor Vehicle Damage
In Osawatomie Judy Spellman and Charles Moore collided in the 1100 block of North Main. Moore’s car sustained about 100 dollars in damage and the Spellman car about 50 dollars. At the Eighth Street Princeton intersection Gail Davenport and LeRoy Reeves collided. Reeves’ car had damage to the left front fender wheel and hood while the Spellman car sustained damage to the right front fender rear door and hood.
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Judy K. Spellman
Osawatomie
Charles E. Moore
Wellsville
North Main
Main
Moore
Gail Davenport
LeRoy Reeves
Olive
Princeton
Spellman
Reeves
Eighth Street
Obituary notices for Nellie May Fleming and Harvey Reed
Nellie May Fleming, 82, of Pomona, died in Crestview nursing home Saturday. She born September 29, 1880 in Franklin County, married Newton Fleming in 1907, survived by husband, two sons Lloyd and Merle, two daughters Elizabeth and Eula, seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Burial at Evergreen Mound Cemetery after services at Towner's Chapel officiated by Rev. Charles P. Knight. Harvey W. Reed, son of Nellie Reed, resides at 310 Maple. Harvey Allen Reed, born 1898, died December 27, 1943.
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Natomie
Harvey Allen Reed
Nellie M. Fleming
Nellie May Fleming
RFD
Pomona
Crestview
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Evergreen Mound
Franklin County
Fleming
Newton Fleming
Oakland
HCH Club
Oakland Methodist Church
Lloyd Fleming
Willow
Merle Fleming
Elizabeth Hay
Cherry
Eula Milton
N. Cherry
Clemson Enrolls South Carolina's First Negro Student
Clemson prepares to enroll Harvey Gantt the first Black student in its 69 year history amid federal court orders and state opposition. Police and highway patrols bolster campus security as Gantt arrives with his father and attorney. Local leaders call for peace while some students voice fear of change.
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Clemson
S.C
South Carolina
Robert C. Edwards
Harvey Gantt
Edwards
U.S. ‘Supreme Court
J. P. Storm
Gantt
Strom
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Donald S. Russell
A. W
Red) Bethea
Dillon
Youth Banquet Sunday in Ottawa Church
The Christian Youth Council of Ottawa invites all to a 5 p.m. Sunday banquet at Westminster Presbyterian Church February 3. Rev Leopold Hoppe announced the event with tickets 15 cents from local pastors or council reps. Ottawa University professor John L. Smith will speak on the theme To Fill the Emptiness.
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Christian Youth Council of Ottawa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Leopold Hoppe
Ottawa
John L. Smith
Ottawa University
Marriage License for Hess and Hornecker in Ottawa
Sylvester L Hess 22 of Ottawa marries Mary Ann Hornecker 19 of Ottawa in a reported marriage license filing. The couple are listed in the local records as seeking legal nuptials with no previous city approvals detailed.
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Sylvester L. Hess
Ottawa
Mary Ann Hornecker
KC Markets Kansas City Livestock Report
KC Markets report from Kansas City shows cattle receipts at 9 500 with calves 200 and mixed steer heifer demand slow and prices 25 to 50 lower. Cattle values include choice steers 26.50 and good to choice 24.50 to 25.50, with heifers at 24.50 to 25.50 and other grades 23.00 to 26.00. Hogs entry 4 500 with barrows and gilts steady and sows steady. weekly ranges logged for different weight classes. Sheep at 500 with woolled lambs 18.00 to 18.50 and high to prime 19.00. No 1 pelts 17.76 to 18.00. ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
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Kansas City
Cold Wave Expected After Brief Warm Up in Kansas
AP reports Kansas will warm today then face a new cold front from the Dakotas and Wyoming with northerly winds. The air behind it won’t be as cold as earlier blasts, producing a milder shock. Western Kansas saw warm-up begin Sunday with highs from 11 at Olathe to 32 at Garden City and lows from 2 at Goodland to 12 at Hill City.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dakotas
Wyoming
Olathe
Garden City
Goodland
Chanute
Hill City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital notes list admissions Floyd Hamner Prattville from 403 S Mulberry and Mrs John Fuller of Princeton on Saturday. Discharges include Mary Hoppe 409 S Elm and Mrs John Hall 808 Hamblin on Saturday. Also noted are Mrs Robert Davis and baby daughter Williamsburg Mrs Elmer Perkins RFD 2 Raymond Davis 9375 Sycamore, Mrs Elmer Moss Rantoul Sway, Williaa F LeValley 922 King James A Baldwin 8265 Hickory Jesse T Nicholson 122 W 9th Mrs Coburn Parkin Williams burg Mrs Karen Lamb 210 18 Oak on Monday. The Herald pays $5 weekly for best reader tip.
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Mary Hoppe
S. Elm
John Hall
Hamblin
Robert Davis
Williamsburg
Elmer Perkins
RFD
Raymond Davis
Sycamore
Elmer Moss
Rantoul
Sway
Williaa F. LeValley
King
James A. Baldwin
Hickory
Jesse T. Nicholson
Coburn Parkin
Karen Lamb
Oak
GM profits top all time in 1962 for any company
General Motors Corp reported a record net income of 1.459 billion dollars for 1962, about 5.10 dollars per share, up over 60 percent from 1961. It surpassed AT&T’s previous one year peak and set a new high for the auto industry and U.S. corporate profits. GM revenue was about 146 billion, vs 141.4 billion in 1961 and the prior high of 127 billion in 1960.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Poultry Allocation For Kansas Schools Reported
Dallas AP reports the Department of Agriculture says Kansas schools receive about 810000 pounds of fresh frozen young chickens for the national school lunch program. Each child gets a half pound per plate, enough for nearly 10 percent of servings this term, per the Agricultural Marketing Service.
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Dallas
Tex
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Department
Agricultural Marketing Service
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Joe E. Claypool
Richmond
Adv
Ellis
Towner
the Herald
Wrenawaneane
Blairstown
Iowa
Osa
Lamb
Jia Deng Jou Horton
Charleston
A. R. Blake
Morris Street Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Man
Christopher Gantt
Charleston Navy Yard
Matthew J.perry
Floyd Hamner
S. Mulberry
George Fuller
Hugh Atherton
Robert N. Graham
Brookside Lane
GMC
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Ath
Gingerich
Fertilizer CO
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