Social Welfare Office to Host Outreach Session in Williamsburg
ia E Tomlinson, social services representative, will attend the Social Welfare Office at 15 between 9 a.m. and noon. An ice cream social at Williams burg Ball Park is set for 6:30 on July 6. A Masonite panel was found pried loose from a Pepsi-Cola plant window at 3 a.m. today with no entry or theft reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia E. Tomlinson
Social Secetty Field
Social Welfare Office
Williamsburg Ball Park
Pepsi-Cola
I Koda
Wright
Stu
Wedding Ring and Tea Sheets Reported Stolen
A wedding ring and three tea sheets were reported stolen from the home of Wilm Lilly at 107 S Oak between June 29 and July 2. Items valued at about $50. Also notes on Joseph Wells returning home after burns from an electric line incident and local openings and enrollments at Kansas State University.
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Wil‘m Lilly
S. Oak
Joseph Wells
Shawnee
Pomona
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Ledom Wins Five Dollar Prize in Tip of the Week
Mrs Ledom of Oak wins the $5 prize in the news tip of the week contest for her Centropolis early days tip. Other tipsters named include Mrs James Raby Mrs Raymond Rainer Mrs Paul Foster Mrs Richard Fritts and Mrs Merle Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ledom
Oak
Centropolis
James Raby
Raymond Rainer
Paul Foster
Richard Fritts
Merle Taylor
Pomona Plans Queen Contest for Local Beauty
Unmarried girls aged 17 to 22 in Pomona are invited to join a city beauty queen contest. Contact Harve Criqui at 5663533 before July 10, with local entrants preferred. The winner will be chosen at 9 p.m. July 10 at the Pomona City Park shelter during the Pomona picnic and will appear at the September 5 Pomona Reservoir Dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona City
Harve Criqui
Pomona
Pomona City Park
Pomona Reservoir
Driver charged after crash at 7th and Pecan
Berman J. Ziesch, 44, of Baldwin RFD 1, was charged with careless and inattentive driving after his car struck a telephone pole at 7th and Pecan around 4 p m on July 5. He told police he glanced away momentarily while driving east on ath. No damage estimate was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman
J. Ziesch
Baldwin Rfd
Pecan
Ziesch
Rail labor leader Roy E. Davidson dies in Cleveland
Roy E. Davidson 63, grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and spokesman for the five rail operating brotherhoods during the recent work rules dispute, died today at the Cleveland Clinic. He died in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roy E. Davidson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive, Engineers
Cleveland Clinic
Young painter wins Hannibal Tom Sawyer fence contest
In Hannibal Moe AP report says Robert Stahel a 10 year old from Niantic Illinois won the annual Tom Sawyer fence painting contest Saturday. He receives a $100 savings bond and a trophy to present to Illinois Governor Otto Kerner for display in the state capitol at Springfield Illinois.
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Hannibal, Mo
Robert Stahel
Niantic
Hannibal
Robert
Ilinois
Otto Kerner
State
Springfield
County Court Fines for Speed Violations Near Ottawa
County court Thursday fined J Butell, 17, Baldwin, twenty dollars plus costs for speeding 80 in a 60 mph zone six miles north of Ottawa on US 59. Robert L Smith, 20, Williamsburg, five dollars plus costs for tailgating to a close on US 50 about three miles southwest of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Butell
Baldwin
Ottawa
Robert L. Smith
Williamsburg
Building Permit Sought for Carport at 841 Hamblin
Payn applied Thursday for a building permit to erect a carport at 841 Hamblin.
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Payn
Hamblin
Platform Battle Seen In GOP Platform War
SAN FRANCISCO AP The 1964 Republican platform writers begin work amid a clash between Goldwater and Scranton supporters over civil rights. Melvin Laird lists platform wording on the civil rights law as a main conflict. Sen. Hugh Scott hopes to push moderate pro progressive planks, while Goldwater backers view this as an attempt to erode support for the Arizona senator. Scott aims to declare the measure constitutional, in contrast to Goldwater who voted against it for constitutional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Goldwater
Scranton
Clare Boothe Luce
Platform Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scott
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John J. Rhodes
DWI Charge Highlights July 4 Weekend Arrests
Lawrence man Hugh F. Hines faced drunken driving reckless driving red light violations after a quiet July 4 weekend. Charles Robert Flemming, 22, St. Louis, threw a bottle from a motorcycle, charged with breaking glass. Several youths and others faced charges for reckless driving illegal registration stop signs disturbing the peace and fireworks within city limits. Bond amounts varied from 15 to 360 dollars.
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Lawrence
Hugh F. Hines
Charles Robert Flemming
St. Louis
Thomas Q. Capron
S. Main
Rodger Lee Sanders
Xenia
Ohio
Danny Lee Harkness
Oak
Office Tavern
Ernest L. Callahan
Ottawa
Lamar Bedegood
N. Locust
James D. Schultz
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Robert Lee Harris 215 Legan Saturday and Jerry Crabb Williamsburg along with several others. Dismissals note Robert Len Harris 215 Log an and multiple patients plus babies discharged to various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Harris
Leegan
Jerry E. Crabb
Williamsburg
Willie Wilhite
Cypress
Leonard M. Brock
Blue Mound
Janice and
Delores Kraft
RFD
Nick J. Krist
Rosalee Simmons
Thomas O'Dea
William Priddy, Jr
Hamblin
Wright
Robert Len Harris
Longan
Walter Randall
W. Oth
Charles Shaw
S. Mulberry
James Durbin
S. Main
Tsar
Market Report Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Eggs
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 11 000 calves 500 steers and heifers uneven sales mostly 50 75 lower with varying price ranges. Hogs 4 500 barrows and gilts 25 50 lower sow steady. Sheep 700 steady with lambs and ewes priced. Consumer eggs large A mostly 27 medium A 24 small A 19 wholesale eggs large mostly 33. Butter prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Taylor's Arrival To Aid In Assessment
Gen Maxwell D Taylor will lead U S efforts in South Vietnam and seek broader source input. Officials expect improved on the ground reporting to Washington and a more integrated civilian military program with quarterly briefings to Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
South Viet Nam
Three Hurt In Wreck Near Lane In Early Morning Crash
A two car collision at about 6 40 am today two and a half miles northeast of Lane injured three men. Alvin W Ralston 32 of Lane RFC 1 and Richard A Stadter 20 and Wilford Sinclair 31 of Osawatomie suffered bruises and abrasions. Ralston drove a 1951 Chevrolet east on East Copper road turning onto S Tyler Terrace colliding with Stadter driving a 1958 Ford. Stadter could not see Ralston in time. Sinclair rode as passenger. Damages were 150 and 500 respectively. No charges filed.
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Lane
Osawatomie
Alvin W. Ralston
Lane Rfc
Richard A. Stadeter
Wilford Sinclair
Sheriff's Office
Ralston
East Copper Road
S. Tyler Terrace
Stadter
S. Tyler
Sinclair
Tragedy strikes Ronkonkoma family in auto crash
In Suffolk County, Clinton Plume and his wife Jean were killed in a head on collision on Smithtown Boulevard. Their twelve children aged 8 months to 17 years survive. Sgt Roy E Plume, uncle and father to one victim, helped inform grieving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Police
Roy E. Plume
Clinton Plume
Jean
Plumee
Coantrol
Smithtown
Nescourt
Plumes
Ronkonkoma
Plume
Clinton
Plaie
Tre
CORE to Pressure Rights Opponents at GOP Convention
The Congress of Racial Equality says it will press candidates supportive of civil rights and maintain non endorsement. National director Janes Farmer outlined protests at the Republican convention and ongoing political education campaigns while CORE stays nonpartisan. A Missouri beating case involving George Spann and tensions over Barry Goldwater's candidacy preceded lighter remarks from Dick Gregory and Louis Lomax. Spann, missing, later appeared badly beaten at home in Brooksville, while his arrest report in Columbus could not be verified by authorities. Apparently Spann planned to return to St. Louis. Gregory noted his frequent jailing and declared support for President Johnson. The convention authorized actions to suspend or expel chapters not aligning with CORE aims.
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Kansas City
Congress of Racial Equality
Janes Farmer
CORE
Farmer
Republican Nationel
San Francisco
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Fuliner
Corl
Dick Gregory
Louis Lomax
Goldwater
St. Louis
George Spann
Brooksville
Miss
Floyd B. McKissick
Spann
McKissick
Columbus
St. Louis Mondiy
Gregory
Theramedian
Johnson
Carpenter Friday Guy Carpenter 71 of 101 Olive dies
Guy Friday Carpenter 71 of 101 Olive died July 5 at 3:35 a m in Ransom Memorial Hospital. He was a partially retired salesman. Services Wednesday at 2 p m at Towner Chapel with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Burial in Paola Cemetery with American Legion graveside rites. He was born Oct 28, 1892 in Pleasanton lived in Osawatomie and Douglas and Franklin counties. Navy veteran, served aboard USS Rockefeller, member of Union Chapel Methodist Church American Legion and Fidelity Grange. Surviving: wife Mary Elizabeth Sherman, two sisters, two brothers. Don Caldwell 73 dies. Navy veteran, engineer, etc. (Note: OCR fragment continues with multiple obituaries and probate notices. only the first complete obituary summarized.)
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Guy Carpenter
Guy
Carpenter
Olive
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Paola Cemetery
Warren Black Post No. 80
American Legion
Pleasanton
Osawatomie
Iowa
Mabel Rose
Kansas City
Harold Carpenter
Lee Carpenter
la Cygne
Don C. Caldwell
S. Victery
W. A. Foote Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Mich
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Rev Armstrong
Garnett Cemetery
Lone Elm
Caldwell
Charles W. Thompson
Clark Mig, Co
Battle Creek
Milt M. Caldwell
Lansing
Max L. Caldwell
Lampe
Charles H. Walker
Charles ‘Carl’? H. Walker
Birchard
Harold Brown
Willliam I. Hastie
Ellis P. Clawson
W. E. Bodenhamer
Ralph E. Diehm
William E. Butler
C. O. Fawcett
Clifford C. Stephens
Cadmus
Osawatomie Elks Lodge
Job
International Association of Machinists
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Thomas
Fontana
John
Independence
Lillian Prather
Estate of Laura S Penny declared in Kansas notice
The State of Kansas to creditors heirs and all interested in the estate of Laura S Penny deceased. William S Bowers appointed administrator on June 18 1964 and qualified June 19 1964. Creditors must exhibit demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Ottawa Franklin County Kansas dated June 19 1964 Bowers & Bowers Attorneys for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder McAnelly
Maggie Elder
McAnelly
Probate Court
Franklin County
Kansas
State of Kansas
Arthur Earl Phares
Harold Phares
Ottawa
Glen E. Crowley
C. T. A. Bowers & Bowers
State of
Laura S. Penny
William S. Bowers
Morrison Funeral Rites Held for Alts Tannie Morrison
Funeral services for Alts Tannie Morrison were held at the mortuary in a 2 o’clock service conducted by Rev. Charles Knight. Interment followed at Highland Cemetery. Surviving relatives include Leatert McCormick of Lansing Michigan and several others named in the obituary.
Community Auction Listings in Ottawa and Nearby Towns
A fragmented notice lists weekly auctions including Printys Auction House at 1136 North Main Ottawa every Tuesday and Thursday with phone contact 566-3530 for Jack Nelson. Additional lines mention Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Kansas every Wednesday and Friday, Allen County Livestock Auction Gas City Kansas and Council Grove Livestock Auction Council Grove. Details note Harold Stewart and E W Baldwin machinery listings near Ottawa along Highway 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Bob Leach
Pomona
Kansas
J.H
Foster
N. Cedar
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
E. W. Baldwin Machinery and Miscellaneous
Hiway
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Ellis
Jo’s
Francis G. McDonald
Nancy Jane Ransom
RFD 2
Kansas State University
Ledom
Robert Londerholm
Beverly
Kenton Granger
Londerholm
Saigon
White House
State Department
Defense Department
Ibn
Mnint Chiefs of Staff
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
N.Y
Bane
Gus
Penter
Joe Teere
Paoli
Downer’s
Nina Ward Wylie
Ning Ward Wylie
Osawatomine
Kenneth Clark
Dennis Baxter
Jim Reeves
Don Smithhisler
Tick Martin
Gary Stevenson
Philip Stevenson
Connie Beets
Nell Dollar
Wvliiwis
Ravenswood
W. Va
James and
Franscas Knight Wood
Southwestern Bell, Telephone Company
Webhorn Methodist Church
Dames of Court of Honor
Daughters of the American Revolition
Daughters of American Colonests
James Poss
Kanas City
Teatts Willie
Arthur Switzer
Winslow
Avis
Katherine Enberg
Saratoga
Wyo
W. M. Stoker
Ross Evans
Glenn Sublette
Paul Krall
Robert Ward
Madison Ward
Proctor, Minn
Legals
May Elder McAnelly
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys For
Executrix
Francis
Rev. Armstrong
Dr. Roberts
Dr. Trump
Francis Russell
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Fred A. Gardner
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Secy
Ming
Said
Bowers & Bowers Attorneys For
Don C Caldwell
Roy Armstrong
Garenett Cemetery
Sout Lengel
Jon Merruany
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