BolWhit Cecil Wolgast wins singles at Kansas Legion bowling
Cecil Wolgast of Ottawa captured the singles title at the 17th annual Kansas American Legion bowling tournament in Lawrence on Jan 26. He rolled 195 265 236 for a 759 total with a 3 pin handicap. Other items note Elks Club duplicate bridge winners and local community notices including arrests, court cases, obituaries, and travel statistics.
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Cecil Wolgast
Ottawa
Kansas American Legion
Lawrence
Wickersham To Speak At Garnett
Dave Wickersham, former Kansas City Athletics pitcher now with the Detroit Tigers, will speak January 29 at First Baptist Church Garnett. A 6:30 p.m. junior and senior high banquet in Fellowship Hall costs 60 cents per person. An open meeting in the sanctuary follows at 8 p.m. Wickersham represents the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in a program sponsored by Anderson County Youth League and Garnett Ministerial Alliance.
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Dave Wickersham
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
First Baptist Church
Garnett
Wickersham
Fellowship Hall
Barry Goldwater Heads to Missouri and Kansas City
AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater will campaign in Missouri and Kansas City on Friday with a speech and news conference during a 50 minute stop at Lambert Field in St. Louis. He then travels to Kansas City for a fundraising dinner, followed by private meetings with local Republicans before returning home.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
St. Louis
Kansas City
Goldwater
Lambert Field
Sas
Kansas
Funeral Notices for Saltzman Baxter and Lunger
Funeral services were held for Mrs Elsie Saltzman 81 of Greeley who died January 24 at Anderson County Hospital Garnett with Rev Gaylord Plummer officiating. Burial followed at Greeley Cemetery. Surviving sons Paul Peter and Rosscoe and daughters Ruth and Alice all out of town. Also services for John N Baxter conducted at Lane Methodist Church with burial at Lane Cemetery. Clyde Lunger died January 24 with services at Towner Chapel and burial at Highland Cemetery with Masonic rites by PW Phil McCracken, Ed Gardner, E C Northway and C Johnson.
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Elsie Salt
Elsie Saltzman
Greeley
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Farris
Gaylord Plummer
Hosea Blanden
John Farren
Kenneth Webb
Doyle Bilderback
LaDayit Gerhold
Glen Bodenhamer
William Craig
O. D. Meisenheimer
Greeley Cemetery
Saltzman
Paul
Peter
Rosscoe
Ruth
Alice
John N. Baxter
Lane Methodist Church
Albert Simmons
Lane Cemetery
Clyde
Lunger
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
David Hood
R. D. Spears
C. A. Novak
Willard Ogle
Donald McKay
Roy B. Anderson
C. J. Milton
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
PW Phil McCracken
Ed Gardner
E. C. Northway
C. Johnson
Cars Collide In 3 Area Accidents
Police investigated two auto accidents Monday and sheriffs deputies one in Wellsville. The Latimer and Cameron cars collided in the 100 block on East Ninth, none injured. Smithey and Depriest collided in the 200 block on South Main. minor injuries reported, no hospitalization. Kerr Wellsville Greer injured with cut eye and bruised knee. Jerald King complained of a hip injury.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Wellsville
Robert L. Latimer
S. Main
Lanah E. Cameron
S. Oak
East Ninth
Gylene R. Smithey
Cedar
Ronald &, Depriest
Milner
South Main
Krank
Kerr
Weilsame
Greer
Paola
Jerald King
Baldwin
Kerr Auto
KC Markets Report From Kansas City
AP market notes show hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts 25.50 lower and sows 25 lower, weights 190 to 250 pounds at 14.75 to 15.00, 270 to 400 pound sows 12. Sheep slaughter lambs steady with ewes up to 25 higher, feeders steady, lambs 18.00 to 19.75, ewes 5.00 to 7.25. Cattle and calves 4,500 with slaughter steers and heifers 50 lower, good to prime slaughter 19.00 to 22.75, good to prime heifers 19.00 to 22.00, utility cows 12.50 to 13.50, good and choice calves 19.00 to 21.00.
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Kansas City
Tobacco auction in Weston features government sales
Auctioneers chant as buyers bid on tobacco baskets while government graders set minimum prices. Hull, with 30 years in tobacco, claims the government has rarely lost money on this commodity. He doubts the report will change smoker habits, noting past scares and ongoing growth of the industry. He quit smoking four years ago due to throat irritation, not health crisis. Smith, echoing sentiment, says passing laws won’t curb tobacco use as people will continue what they enjoy.
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Gether
Hull
Weston
Smith
Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Activities
Bernice Holden reports on the Wellsville American Legion Auxiliary Mothers March of Dimes poster contest for 4th to 6th graders with prizes and a grand dollar reward, plus plans for a two gift box fundraiser. The group supports Ellen Allen, District VP, in hospital, and discusses Girls State candidacy, Ecuador pumps project, and a white elephant sale. Rebekah Lodge officers and refreshment crews are noted, along with birthday observances and church and school events in Wellsville.
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Bernice Holden
Wellsville
American Legion Auxiliary
Ellen Allen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wirchase
NeEva Myers
Ecuador
Jennie Lyle
Kathryn Larsck
Dorothy Warren
Zona Hoein
Luetta Crist
Fanenie Banard
Quenemo
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
Edna Morrow
Ruth Larrick
Genella Patton
Ora Seyler
Garnett
Ottawa
Quenemie
Darlyne Wright
Nadine Miller
Carrie Slader
Melvin Pierce
Eva Brink
Olathe Naval Air Station
Officers Club
Wellsville Methodist Church
Fernleaf Barnett
Perry Leib
Wellsville High School
Kayettes
Miriam Verge
Gardner
Cold Weather Grips Midwest With Subzero Readings
The Associated Press reports a fourth straight day of subzero temperatures across the Midwest with Hibbing Minnesota at 19 below zero. North Dakota and Minnesota lead the cold, while Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas stay near or below zero. In the East snow winds lash the Great Lakes and northern Appalachians with heavy snow in western New York.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Plains
Hibbing
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Iowa
North Dakota
Williston
Grand Forks
Great Lakes Region
Appalachians
New York State
Clint Walker Makes a Rodeo Comeback After Cheyenne
Hollywood actor Clint Walker, famed for Cheyenne, spent five months touring rodeos to rebuild his career after leaving the series. He recalls fear, dry throat, and shaking knees turning to confidence before studios largely remained skeptical about his comeback. He kept performing jokes and songs for crowds of up to 10,000, proving there is still life in his career.
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Hollywood
Clint Walker
Cheyenne
Warners
Clint
New Wheat Standard Effective May 1
Washington AP reports new wheat standards raising quality expectations to clear the dirt and weed seed from exports. The May 1 rule tightens grade limits, lowers defects in No 1 to 3 grades, reduces moisture factors, and aims to boost U S export trade for wheat after two years of study led by Great Plains Wheat Inc.
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Washington
Sam
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
U. S
Great Plains Wheat Inc
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Hope
Freeman
Jackson
Two Die At Johnson County Crash Involving Naval Man
George Maycumber 35 and his daughter Jo Ann 8 of Baldwin were reported in fair condition after an auto crash that killed Robert W. Jones 41, a Shore Patrol sailor at Olathe Naval Air Station. Jones died instantly. Maycumber and Jo Ann were treated at Gardner and KU Medical Center respectively.
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George Maycumber
Jo Ann
Baldwin
Johnson County
Maycumber
Robert W. Jones
Olathe Naval Air Staion
Cnas
Jones
Gardner Community Medical Center
KU Medical Center
Olathe
Farm and house sale notices across Kansas towns
Sale dates for multiple farm and household auctions are listed in Centropolis Ottawa Pomona and nearby towns. Entries include buyers sellers locations and contact numbers with weekly and Saturday schedules. Specific sales mention Earl Hefner John Abel Mrs Cora Clyde Estate Nate and Leona Gibbons and Printy auctions in Pomona Ottawa and surrounding areas.
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Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Earl Hefner
Overbrook
Eas
John Abel
Pomona
Cora Clyde
Waverly
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Kansas
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list
Admissions include Mrs Ralph Fanning Pomona Judith Pickering 416 Walnut Lester Hoffman 1039 5S Mulberry Walter Reh Williams burg Clarence Northcott Waverly Mrs Lloyd Neal Williamsburg Thelma E Hert 310 S Sycamore Infant Glenna Baugher 826 N Mulberry Naida Baily Ottawa University Gilbert Robe 10242 S Main Tuesday Dismissals Tim othy Garcia 816 N Locust transferred to Research Hospital Kansas City Mrs How ard Warner Lyndon Mary Martin 216 S Elm Monday Nancy and Kelly Dunham RFD 1 Wells ville Mrs Jesus Garcia 601 E Wilson Marlin Mooney Quienemo Tuesday
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Ralph Fanning
Pomona
Judith Pickering
Walnut
Lester Hoffman
Mulberry
Walter Reh
Williamsburg
Clarence Northcott
Waverly
Lloyd Neal
Thelma E. Hert
Sycamore
Glenna Baugher
Naida Baily
Ottawa
Gilbert Robe
Main
Timothy Garcia
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Howard Warner
Lyndon
Mary Martin
Elm
Nancy and Kelly Dunham
RFD
Wellsville
Jesus Garcia
Wilson
Marlin Mooney
Quenemo
Wheat Plan Approved by House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee approved a wheat plan by an 8 to 5 vote to establish a voluntary control system using a certificate method of payment. Acreage allotments stay at current levels for 1964 and 1965 with a basic free support of 1.30 dollars per bushel. Domestic consumption would earn a 0.70 dollar per bushel certificate funded by wheat processors, while export wheat would yield a 0.25 dollar certificate. Subcommittee Chair Graham Purcell says consumer prices will not rise as processors bear the cost.
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Washington
House
House Agriculture Committee
Subcommittee
Graham Purcell
D - Tex
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Ellis
Elks Club
Dick Peters
David Sage
David Mudrick
Fred Blanks
F. P. Hufstedher
Ted Crandall
Lyle Hanes
Emporia
Melvin J. Kittle
Marvin Lee Coup
Roland E. Alisman
Bill R. Newton
Robert Pinet
Bernhardt
Ady
Mabel J. Hay
William Swift
Swift
Army Mother’s
Masonic Temple
Willis Hough
N. Cherry
E. A. Tyson
N. Locust
Maude Webber
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Rosemary Crist
Philip Jacoby
Earl Gilliland
Barry
Terry Fontana
Kan
Jay Parker
St of
George Docking
Fred Hall
Hall
Washburn University School of Law
John Anderson
High Court
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard - Ottawa
RFC
Printy
Ben Printy
Printy’s Auction House
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Kas
Brook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Francis Bones
Princeton
John Brown
Legals
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Pearle Chenoweth Hayes
State of
Neil Bullock
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Fred S. Buckels
Fred
Buckels
David E. Bunch
Gleason, Gleason, Doty & Logan Attorneys For Administrator
Naebad
Maouvuuils
Mervun
L. N. Speer
Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Laura Cole
Ernest Baldwin
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
Office of
Kansas State Employment Service
McCurdy
TTAWA
General Services
Conrad
Topeka Daily Capital
Gene Powell
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co. Callcol.s
West
S.P.F
Yorkshire Boats
Walter George
McCarthy
Prairie Kay
Jim Cook
Princeton Grain Co
Alfalfa Hay
Gorton
Misc
Desoto
Mdse
Stainbrook
LaCygne
Kendall
Super
Mobil Special
Pennzoil
Skelly Supreme
Havoline
Conocoq
Phillip
OK Discount Store
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