Local News Briefs Highlight Community Events And Medical Treats
Emergency room reports list Larry Berry five, Dale Fletcher seventeen, and Mary Milliken fourteen treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital for injuries from a swing fall, a chainsaw cut, and a horse step respectively. The brief also notes military promotion, college previews, and local ads including a July 4 reopening and a piano tuning service.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Larry Berry
King
Dale Fletcher
E. Sth
Mary Milliken
Williamsburg
National youth horse show set for Hutchinson Kansas
About $6,000 in prizes and more than 600 young riders are expected at the Kansas Appaloosa Club’s second national youth show at the State Fair Grounds in Hutchinson on July 14 15 and 16. Will L Townsley of Great Bend says the event is a rare national show for kids. Competitions include barrel and stake races showmanship western horsemanship bareback roping cutting jumping and a new British equitation event in three age groups. A special lead line class is planned for younger children with a parent leading the horse.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas Appeloosa Club
State Fair Grounds
Will L. Townsley
Townsley
Road Deaths Run Near Usual Total By The Associated Press
Traffic deaths during the extended Independence Day weekend hover near normal for a nonholiday period. Officials estimate about 13 billion miles driven on the 102 hour holiday, making it the biggest driving weekend this year. The tally by 6 pm today stood at 30 deaths, with a possible 700 to 800 toll by Tuesday midnight.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Wreck Victim Is Improving
Officials at the University of Kansas Medical Center report that Donna A. Allen, 46, is slightly improved after a two car wreck north of the Franklin county line. Her daughter Nancy Allen, 16, was killed and five Ottawa women were injured.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Donna A. Allen
Leo Pyle
Ottawa
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Norman E. Moore
Independence Sanitarium
Farm Price Drop in Kansas June Report
AP: Crop and Livestock Reporting Service shows Kansas farm prices fell four points in June from May, down seven points from a year earlier. The mid June index reached 237 percent of the 1910-14 base. Wheat averaged 1.450 a bushel, eggs 19.5 cents a dozen, and chickens 6.1 cents a pound, all lower than May or June 1966.
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Topeka
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Ottawa sees two noninjury accidents Friday
Two noninjury crashes occurred in Ottawa on Friday with only minor vehicle damage. At 10:13 a.m. Elaine L. Anderson, 27, Ottawa, struck a parked car while backing from a stall on South Main. The Reynolds car sustained left rear fender damage. At 3:59 p.m. near the Main Street bridge over the Marais des Cygnes River, Robert D. Yakle slowed for stopped traffic and was rear-ended by Elsie Mason, causing grille and hood damage to the Mason vehicle.
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Ottawa
Elaine L. Anderson
RFD1
South Main
Rennie C. Reynolds
Wellsville
Anderson
Reynolds
Main Street
Marais Des Cygnes
Robert D. Yakle
N. Cherry
Main
Elsie Mason
Mason
Religion Can Be Fun Mormon Youth Conference Sets Pace
SALT LAKE CITY AP Beneath a pine tree a redhaired girl shows an ax as a poster prays that chores are blessed. The June youth conference draws about 50,000 Latter day Saints to celebrate a blend of fun and faith, part of a year round program for 2.6 million members. The Mutual Improvement Association activities mix outdoor camping crafts athletics singing drama and public speaking to build character while keeping youths engaged week after week. Church leaders credit congregational ties dedication program scope and its contagious enthusiasm for explaining high involvement among youths in more than 4,000 wards and regional events.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of
Bonnie Youngberg
Bountiful
Utah
Mutual Improvement Association
Marsvin J. Ashton
Young Men’s Mia
Ned
Florence Jacobsen
Young Women’s Mia
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
KC Markets reports mixed cattle and hogs with gains for steers and heifers up to 26 per hundredweight and hogs 50 to 75 higher. Prices show ranges across cattle calves sheep lambs and sows with specific weights and classes noted for the Kansas City market.
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Kansas City
Police Notices Include Teen Citations for Careless Driving
Kenny R. Montgomery 19 of 1087 N Sycamore was cited Friday for careless driving in the 200 block of East Wilson and must appear in police court next Thursday. Fred Collins 17 of Williamsburg was cited Friday for driving the wrong way on a one way street and will appear in court next Thursday.
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Kenny R
Montgomery
Sycamore
Frieday
East Wilson
Fred Collins
Williamseburg
Funeral services for Nancy Lou Allen held Monday
Funeral services for Nancy Lou Allen, 16, who was killed Thursday in an automobile accident, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Lamb Funeral Home. Rev. Paul W. Pentz will officiate. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
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Nancy Lou Allen
Lamb
Paul W,. Pentz
Highland Cemetery
Hospital Notes Dismissals and Births Reported
Hospital notes record dismissals for Princeton transfers to Independence Sanitarium Friday for Mrs Alfred Finch Mrs Harold Logan Mrs Richard McCord and Mrs James Peckham. Births announce Mr and Mrs Jerry Scrogen at Royal Manor Court a daughter weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces Saturday.
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Norman E. Moore
Princeton
Alfred Finch
Oak
Harold Logan
Richard McCord
James Peckham
Rantoul
Jerry Scrogen
Royal Manor Court
Kennedy trip continues on Colorado River through Vasey’s Paradise
Senator Robert F. Kennedy and 43 companions ride four rafts down the Colorado River after spending the night at Vasey’s Paradise. The party left Lee Ferry around noon Friday and marked the descent with a patriotic singalong led by columnist Art Buchwald as they paddled toward the rapids.
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Lee Ferry
Ariz
Robert F. Kennedy
Colorado River
Vasey’s Paradise
Art Buchwald
America
New Civil Rights Tool Envisioned in District of Columbia
Federal education and civil rights officials study a District of Columbia court ruling that may serve as a strong precedent against school segregation by race and income. Judge J Shelly Wright ordered desegregation moves in Washington including busing and faculty integration, defining segregation by housing as well as race and challenging tracking based on aptitude tests. Though limited to D C, the decision is seen as a potential lever for Northern cities, with supporters calling it monumental and trailblazing.
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Washington
District of Columbia
U.S. District Court
J. Shelly Wright
Wright
Washesington
Supreme Court
William Kunstler
American Civil Liberties Union
Howard 4. Glickstein
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Washington School Board
Building Permits Reported by Local Clerk
Erma Ekis files June 2 permit to erect a garage at 745 Cypress estimated $400. Archie West files June 30 permit to alter a frame house at 832 North Locust owned by Ede wards estimated $150.
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Erma Ekis
Cypress
Archie West
N. Locust
Edewards
Public Hearing on Zoning Change Ottawa Kansas
The Ottawa City Planning Commission schedules a public hearing for August 1 1967 at 7 30 p m in City Hall Mission Room to consider Paul Gaynor s petition to amend Section 10 of Ordinance 1763 adding a dry cleaning establishment classified by the Kansas Fire Marshall Class 4 with no inflammables and under ten employees. Protests may be presented. if passed, recommendations go to the Governing Body for action. Owen Shofner, Chairman. Donald R Capper, Secretary.
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Comemission Room
Ottawa
Plane Ning Commission
Planning Commission
Kansas
The
City Planning Commission
Owen Shofner
May 31 1967 Ottawa City Clerk Monthly Report
City of Ottawa Kansas reports fund balances across many accounts including Airport Cemetery Construction Fire Water electric and reserve funds totaling 1 268 675 18 with detailed line items for each fund and reserve. The note certifies accuracy by City Clerk Donald R Capper dated July 1 1967. In Franklin County guardianship case Ernest B Thompson petition to sell Lots 15 and 16 Block 1 Rantoul July 24 1967 hearing set. guardian Ethel Schulz seeks court order. Anderson Byrd attorneys.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Walsh
Hope
Wtr
Let
Dept
Park
Mtr
Prk
Utility & Com
State of
Franklin County
Said
Ernest B. Thompson
State of Kansas
Ethel Schulz
City of Rantoul
Anderson & Byrd First National Bank
Guardian
Classified Ad Rates And Deadlines For Local Advertisements
Local classified pages list rates per word for want ads and card of thanks, with 5 p.m. deadlines the day before publication. Blind ads incur extra charges, lodge notices and emblem options add fees, and multiple insertions offer frequency discounts.
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Old Depot Museum
L. O. Gaddis
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Tessue
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Harry E. Pritchard
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L. J. Matney
Parker Chiropratic Research Foundation
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Chicago
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Donald R. Capper
Russell ‘Hull
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Overbrook
Aldens Catalog
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Clifford R. Hobbs
Myers Bros
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Franklin County Sales Company
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