Ottawa area News Briefs at a glance
Multiple brief items include a panel discussion at First Methodist Church with a pot luck supper at 6 30 p m for garden questions, a January sale on stainless steel place settings at Irwin's, an Adv for Merle Norman Free Hour of Beauty, an Ottawa death notice for Chester A Rathbone in Kansas City, a Maytag floor sample sale near A&P Grocery, a Franklin College concert at First Baptist Church with a 36 member mixed chorus, Pomona celebrating 80 years as a 3rd class city with free coffee at City Hall, and Devoncote Kennels advertising boarding trimming services.
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Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
Franklin College
Ind
First Baptist Church
Pomona
Vivian Esihinger
Topeka Driver Convicted of Failure to Yield Rights
Elizabeth D Harness 37 of Topeka was found guilty by a district court jury of failure to yield the right of way. The case, brought by the state of Kansas, relates to a Oct. 3 1964 crash near Ottawa on US 59. She pleaded innocent and was given five days to file a motion for a new trial. if filed, a new trial is set for March 3.
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Elizabeth D. Harness
Topeka
State of Kansas
Ottawa
Quenemo Honors A and B Honor Roll Recipients
Quenemo High School lists A honor roll designee Jan Cade and Anne Jonas. B honor roll includes Jerry Bryan Noreen Butts Jeff Casten Patty Demoret Peggy Demoret Jane Hull Glen Lewis Pat Mooney George Niehoff and Carol Reed.
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Quenemo High School
Jan Cade
Anne Jonas
Jerry Bryan
Noreen Butts
Jeff Casten
Patty Demoret
Peggy Demoret
Jane Hull
Glen Lewis
Pat Mooney
George Niehoff
Carol Reed
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include Kenneth Sleichter Ottawa Thursday Robert Barkley Overbrook RFD 1 George Zook Wellsville Friday Dismissals list Carol Smith Pomona RFD 1 Mrs E L Ball Ottawa RFD 1 Thursday Mrs Kenneth Pettibon and daughter Baldwin RFD 2 Clifford Hettler 319 E 12th Pamela Kasper 205 E Wilson Friday
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Kenneth Sleichter
Ottawa
Robert Barkley
Overbrook
George Zook
Wellsville
Carol Smith
Pomona
E. L. Ball
Kenneth Pettibon
Baldwin Rfd
Clifford Hettler
Pamela Kasper
Wilson
KC Markets Kansas City Eggs and Live Stock Report
KC markets report mixed farm prices with eggs listed for large medium wholesale at specific price points. Cattle and hog figures show slaughter readiness and varied weights with steady demand. sheep are not reported.
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Kansas City
4-H Clubs Have Meet at Robert Browns House
Rainbow Berea Boosters and Pottawatomie Valley 4-H clubs held an intermediate electricity project meeting at Robert Browns home January 25. Attendees included Bob Brown Dick Wagner Joe Batscom Don Roeckers Dale Carey Bill Anderson Joe Alexander the leader led questions and the first unit was discussed. Dale Carey demonstrated How to Fix a Plug Don Roeckers spoke on Safety Hints. Plans were made to visit Kansas City Power and Light Co in Pacola for an electric meeting February 15 and to meet again February 22 at Alton Careys home. Refreshments were served.
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Rainbow
Berea Boosters
Pottawatoomie
Pacola
Kansas _ City Power & Light Co
Alton Carey
Browns
Locals Attend Manhattan Meet
Five area men represented the Franklin County Farm Bureau at a leadership meeting in Manhattan January 25. Attendees were Bob Robbins Willow Ernest Harris Wellsville O L Breckenridge Ottawa RFD 1 Edwin Horstick Richmond and Dale Smith Williamsburg. The meeting aimed to acquaint members with the operations of the Kansas Farm Bureau.
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Franklin County Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Bob Robbins
Willow
Ernest Harris
Wellsville
O. L. Breckenridge
Ottawa
RFD
Edwin Horstick
Richmond
Dale Smith
Williamsburg
Kansas Farm Bureau
Tag Sales Pass 4500 Mark and Office Hours Change
County treasurer Almeda Edwards announced that 4,504 car license tags and 1,649 truck tags have been sold. Starting Feb 16, the treasurer's office hours will be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with a noon closure, and prior to that 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Five days a week. After Jan 30 the office will not be open Saturdays.
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Almeda Edwards
No Fear Of Frog
John H. Colburn of the Wichita Eagle and Wichita Beacon told the Kansas Schoolmasters Club that newspapers aid educators and students in understanding trends and pressures. He urged more genuine nonconformists among teachers and students amid fierce competition for attention and modern cultural shifts.
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Wichita
Kansas Schoolmasters Club
John H. Colburn
Wichita Eagle
Wichita Beacon
Plane crash injures five near Dallas Garland airport
Five occupants of a private plane piloted by Dr James Bernard of Garden City Kansas were injured when the single engine Beechcraft hit a power line at a street intersection near Dallas Garland Airport. Serious injuries included Dr Bernard and his wife Mary Sue 33. The group was enroute to visit friends in the area and were taken to Baylor Hospital.
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Dallas
James Bernard
Garden City
Kan
Dallase Garland
Dr. Bernard
Mary Sue
Scott
Suzanne
Mary E. Stangle
Baylor Hospital
Cited For Action by Navy in Virginia Hospital Fire
Fred Schnoke son of Eldon and Mrs Schnoke of 525 S Maple was commended by the Navy for quick action at Portsmouth Virginia hospital. His prompt response controlled an electrical fire preventing injuries to comrades and saving property from serious damage.
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Fred Schnoke
Eldon Schnoke
S. Maple
Navy
Portsmouth
Police News: youths cited for speeding in local zones
Daniel G Arnold 21 of 1121 E ith cited for speeding 32 in a 20 mph zone in the 200 block on South Hickory today and posted 12 bond Harold L Hutchinson 21 of Ran toul RFD 1 cited for 25 in a 20 mph zone in the 300 block on North Main Mervin R Hundley II 18 of Lawrence cited for 86 in a 20 mph zone in the 100 and 200 blocks on North Main posted 16 bond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Arnold
South Hickory
Harold L. Hutchinson
North Main
Mervin R. Hundley II
Lawerence
Senate Acts On Education Facilities Commission Becomes Permanent
In Topeka the Senate advanced a bill making the Higher Education Facilities Commission permanent during a brief session before weekend adjournment. The measure had no opposition and awaits final passage next week. The session also adopted a Churchill death memorial. A right to work strengthening bill and a juvenile justice raise were discussed, with the latter changing boys juvenile age to 18 for court cases and reform school placement at Hutchinson.
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Topeka
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Senate
Winston Churchill
Jack Barr
Hutchinson
Pomona High Honors First Semester Students
Pomona High School principal Charles Hill released the first semester honor roll. High honors include seniors Jo Anne Beesley Lillie Harkins Karen Briggs Anita Clark Loretta Neilson juniors Sharon Johnson and sophomores Sandra Bulmer Marsha Baxter freshmen. Regular honors list Eldon Wray Ron Eeord Ruth Kaub Craig Collins Raymon Schroeder Sareeda Sink Warren Wittman Don Hamilton Judy Lantis Kathy McClure Jim Beesley Clifford Fritts Daryl Hamilton Gayle Randel Becky Myers Kenneth Watts Scharlet Herschell Jim Bob Driver. January 27 was designated March of Dimesday at Pomona High and Grade School. Lois Baxter chaired the Pomona committee which visited both schools to collect. If anyone is missed in the canvass contact Mrs Baxter.
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Carol Baker
Charles Hill
PHS
Jo Anne Beesley
Lillie Harkins
Karen Briggs
Anita Clark
Loretta Neilson
Sharon Johnson
Sandra Bulmer
Marsha Baxter
Eldon Wray
Ron Eeord
Ruth Kaub
Craig Collins
Raymon Schroeder
Sareeda Sink
Warren Wittman
Don Hamilton
Judy Lantis
Kathy McClure
Jim Beesley
Clifford Fritts
Daryl Hamilton
Gayle Randel
Becky Myers
Kenneth Watts
Scharlet Herschell
Jim Bob Driver
Pomona
Lois Baxter
Baxter
Kansas Day Under Way
Kansas Republicans move into the final Kansas Day events with a mid afternoon arrival by Rep. Gerald Ford. He will brief the press attend a reception and speak at an evening banquet. A series of breakfasts and committee meetings followed including state and county leaders and the Kansas Young Republican Federation planning a Ford reception.
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Topeka
Kansas
Gerald Ford
Michigan
House
Ford
Jayhawk
Republican State Executive Committee
William H. Avery
Oliver Hughes
Kansas Young Republican Federation
Missionary Falley to Speak at Pomona Church
Rev Gerald L Falley spent three years in Rahama Nigeria as Bible school teacher youth director and missionary advisor He taught at the Northern Bible Institute of Nigeria and served as its principal for one year He will speak at 8 p m Friday February 5 at the Assemblies of God Church Pomona.
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Gerald L. Falley
Rahama
Nigeria
Assemblies of God
Pomona
Falley
Northern Bible Institute of
Nisgeria
Six Boys Nominated for West Point and Other Service Academies
Six area youths were nominated by Congressman Ellsworth for U S Military Academy West Point. Jeff Weien of 533 Elm leads six candidates through academy tests to win the vacancy or serve as alternates. He is also Frank Carlson’s second West Point alternate. John E Sutton of Princeton is among Ellsworth’s West Point nominees with five others as alternates. Raleigh H Macklin Jr of Garnett is among six nominated for a United States Air Force Academy vacancy. Senator James Pearson named one of the six as first alternate to the Naval Academy.
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Jeff Weien
Warren G. Weien
Elm
Robert F. Ellsworth
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Jeff
Frank Carlson
James Pearson
U. S. Naval Academy
John E. Sutton
William E. Sutton
Princeton
Congressweman
Ellsworth
West Point Military Academy
Raleigh H. Macklin Jr
Bread diet sustains 12 students for 50 days at MSU
An MSU nutritionist reports 12 students survived 50 days on a bread heavy diet, receiving 92 percent of protein and 75 percent of calories from bread and wheat products with fruit and vegetables. Milk meat cheese eggs were excluded. Blood urea fell to half normal, prompting further study on kidney disease potential.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michelgan State University
Michelsen
Notice of Hearing in Kansas Probate Case
First published January 22 1965 last published February 5 1965 In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas In the Matter of the Estate of Clyde M Lusk deceased No 11122 petition by C P Burrows as Executor seeks final settlement interpretation of will heirs and legatees and assignment of assets written defenses due by February 15 1965 at 10 00 oclock am in Ottawa Kansas judge to rule upon petition Winton A Winter Attorney
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Clyde M. Lusk
State of
Kansas
C. P. Burrows
Ottawa
Clyde M
Lusk
Winton A
Winter
Pere
Ruth Tulloss
Clara L. Tulloss
Lions Club Celebrates 10th Anniversary in Richmond
Richmond Lions Club marked its tenth anniversary with a banquet at St. Therese Church attended by about 180 Lions from eastern Kansas districts. Rev Thomas J Culhane spoke on community involvement and civic betterment, with remarks by John Roeckers and others. Charter members listed include Robert Lee Brown and John Roeckers. attendees hailed from Ottawa Garnett Independence Turner Lawrence Rossville Kansas City and Hi awatha.
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Richmond
Lions Club
Kansas
Thomas J, Culhane
Easeton
St. Therese Church
Herbert McClure
Gereald Snell
John Roeckers
Earl Wall
Mark Seal
Gilbert Burns
Garnett High School
Kenneth Cooper
Richemond Club
Robert Lee Brown
Charles Edwards
Robert Gault
Herman Mader
E. M. Henderson
Harld Robertson
A. O. Sigler
Virgil O. Smith
Dee Spaulding
Joe Wittman
Ottawa
Garnett
Independence
Turner
Lawrence
Rossville
Kansas City
Hiawatha
Wizard of Oz presented by Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School music department will present The Wizard of Oz at Memorial Auditorium on February 11 and 13. Tickets cost 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. It is the fifth operetta attempt and the first to feature a live pit orchestra.
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Ottawa High School
Memorial Auditorium
King backed by House Republicans urge King support
Seven House Republicans led by Robert Elsworth of Kansas urged the Justice Department on Thursday to back Rev. Martin Luther King in his efforts to register African Americans to vote in Selma Alabama.
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Washington
Robert Elsworth
Kansas
Justice Deepartment
Martin Luther King
Selma
Ala
Oklahoma County Court Disobey Stop Sign Fine Set
Harold R. Wallace, 35, of 610 Willow, cited Jan 24 one mile east of Ottawa on K 68 for disobeying a stop sign pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Harold R. Wallace
Willow
Ottawa
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