Irwins on sale white plastic window shades at Irwins
Police report a lost billfold belonging to Mrs Gloria Britain 1237 E 7th found at Kwickie car wash north of Main Street bridge along with a dark navy sweatshirt. Contents were a small amount of change and personal papers. A band concert at City Park at 8 pm features Overture International Tenderly and more. Jo's Beauty Salon opens July 7 in Williamsburg.
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Gloria Britain
Kwickie
Main Street
Ellis
First Flight At Age 74 Amazed By Plane Ride
Mrs. Caroline Berry, 74, of Cedar House, took her first airplane flight with her son-in-law and his wife, Jack and, in a four passenger plane. She called it wonderful and said the ride over Pomona Lake was beautiful and smooth, with no air pockets noticed. She would not mind flying again.
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Caroline Berry
Pomona
Three men fined for traffic violations in County Court
County Court fined Melvin A. Edwards of Kansas City 150 dollars plus costs for driving with a suspended license. Charges for illegal display and lack of current plates were dismissed. Larry F. Egidy of Greeley was fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving after an accident near Lane Road. Brooks M. Hinkle of Paola was fined 10 dollars plus costs for not having red lights on a wide truck.
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Melvin A. Edwards
Kansas City
Larry F. Egidy
Greeley
Us-59
Lane Road
Brooks M. Hinkle
Paola
Wheat futures and grain quotes from Kansas City market notes
AP reports Kansas City grain prices with bid levels for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans. futures closed mixed with July September and December positions showing slight gains and losses, while physical grain quotes list No 2 and No 3 grades across several cereals.
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Kansas City
Anc
Senate hears on high cost of dying and funeral abuses
A Senate subcommittee opened hearings on the high cost of dying and heard funeral industry witnesses discuss abuses in pricing and marketing. Wilbur M. Krieger of the National Selected Morticians proposed 27 FTC rules to curb abuses, including misleading embalming and vault requirements and undisclosed kickbacks to steer customers. He noted some criticism is valid but urged focus on isolated cases.
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Washington
Senate
Wilbur M. Krieger
National Selected Morticians
Evanston
Federal Trade Commission
Bridge Winners Elks Duplicate Winners Named
Monday night results honor North South winners John Butcher and Tom Swan from Baldwin with second place Mary St Louis and Louise Weaver of Osawatomie. East West champions Mrs Dick Peters of Ottawa and Mrs E E Hazlett of Lawrence with runners up Mr and Mrs Robert F Miller.
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Elks
John Butcher
Tom Swan
Baldwin
Mary St. Louis
Louise Weaver
Osawatomie
Eastewest
Dick Peters
Ottawa
E. E. Hazlett
Lawrence
Robert F. Miller
4-Hers Leave For Campsite Forty-One
Franklin County 4-Hers will join peers from six counties at Rock Springs camp from July 8 to 11. Aged 10 to 13, the group will engage in crafts horseback riding and rifle range lessons under supervision by Rosemary Crist and four Ottawa Richmond and Richmond area 4-H leaders.
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Franklin County
4.H Club
Rock Springs Camp
Rosemary Crist
Gene McAdoo
Ottawa
Raymond Wagner
Richmond
Steve Dunbar
Sharon Rice
Harold Good Installed Postmaster at Wellsville
Harold Eldridge Good took the oath as Wellsville postmaster in a public ceremony at Wellsville Schools on Friday night July 3. Robert Domme of Topeka hosted the installation. Good was previously sworn in a week earlier. Domme cited the vast volume of U S mail handled by the post office. Good paid tribute to Jim Simmons, postmaster for 42 years, and noted W D Farney has acted as postmaster since 1962.
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Wellsville
Harold Eldridge Good
Robert Domme
Topeka
Good
American Post Office
San Francisco
Domme
Jim Simmons
Simmons
W. D. Farney
candidate would shift burden of school tax
Kansas state Sen. Paul R. Wunsch urged moving funding of local school support from property taxes to indirect state sources. He sought the Republican nomination for governor and backed a foundation program to finance about 40 percent of local school costs from the state level, up from the current 22 percent.
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Wichita
Kansas
Paul R. Wunsch
Wunsch
Zip Code Delivers Mail Without Town Name
A Washington letter reached Ottawa recipient Mrs. F. R. Pittman at 1007 S Locust with only her name street and zip code on the envelope. The town name was omitted yet the delivery succeeded, showcasing the new zip code system.
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F. R. Pittman
S. Locust
Ottawa
Washington
Wunsch urges funding and taxes to save Kansas schools
Wunsch warns that severe local levy limits without more state support will harm Kansas schools and deprive thousands of students of quality education. He opposes an earnings tax, calls for new state funding, vocational and technical education, and greater support for state universities while stressing research to spur jobs.
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Kansas
Wunsch
Probate hearings and notices in Ottawa Kansas estate actions
Notices of hearings on petitions to sell real property from the Lewis Porter Gardner estate and other probate actions in Franklin County Kansas detail hearings dates July 24 1964 and July 30 1964, with co-administrators Elizabeth Hoyt and John L Gardner and executrix Theresa M Price. mentions property lots in Hamblins College Addition Ottawa and other probate cases. Public notices include zoning hearing August 4 1964 and various advertisements for auctions and employment.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Lewis Porter Gardner
Ottawa
Elizabeth Hoyt
John L. Gardner
Myrone S. Steere
Samuel Arthur Cunningham
Theresa M. Price
Bowers & Bowers
Albert J. Grosdidier
Bessie H. Grosdidier
Kanesas
Bowers
State of Kansas
Said
Charles E. Andrews
C. E. Andrews
Kenneth E. Andrews
City Commission Room
City Planning Commission
Jayhawk Beverages, Inc
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs Clarence Rose Quen emo George Streetin RFD 4 Donn Lewis Price Hall Ottawa University Ray Farris RFD 3 Mrs Roy Donart Princeton Mrs Robert Albers 119E 5th Monday Dismissals list Mrs Thomas ODea and baby daughter RFD 2 Carl Johnson RFD 4 Mrs Robert Detwiler and baby daughter 723 W 10th Mrs Howard ONeil and baby son Peabody Delores and Jane ie Kraft RFD 1 Fremont Sanford RFD 2 Tuesday
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Clarence Rose
Quenemo
George Streebin
Donn Lewis Price Hall
Ottawa University
Ray Farris
Roy Donart
Princeton
Robert Albers
Thomas O’dea
Carl Johnson
Robert Detwiler
Howard O’neal
Peabody
Delores
Jane Ie Kraft
Fremont Sanford
Deaths in Ottawa Pomona and San Diego
Maywood Hoagland 69 of Pomona dies in car near South Cedar Ottawa after poor health. Services Thursday at Towner Chapel with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Thomas Gerald Priddy infant dies in Ransom Memorial Hospital born July 5. Bessie Breed 74 of San Diego dies after long illness. survived by sister-in-law Viola Robinson and nephew Jim Robinson.
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Maywood Hoagland
Pomona
South Cedar
Ottawa
Towner Chapel
Harold Cooper
Woodlawn
Houghland
Olathe
K. C. Power and Light Co
Po. Mona
Lena Adams
Barker
Earl
Tom
Baldwin
Louis
Harry
van Buren, Mo
Thomas Priddy
Thomas Gerald
William
Mary Ellen Field Priddy
Hamblin
Ransom Memorial
Hos
Bessie Breed
San Diego
Calif
VFW
Funeral services for Mrs Mattie Johnson
Mrs Mattie L Johnson died July 1 and funeral services were held July 6 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev S E Hopkins officiating. Pallbearers included Frank Arm Strong Christopher Wilson Charles Allen Ferris Woods Steve Garrett and Henry Edwards. Mrs S E Hopkins sang with Sherwin L Snyder accompanying. Burial was in Hope Cemetery.
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Mattie L, Johnson
Mattie L. Johnson
Lamb Funeral Home
S. E. Hopkins
Frank Arm. Strong
Christopher Wilson
Charles Allen
Ferris Woods
Steve Garrett
Henry Edwards
Sherwin L. Snyder
Hope Cemetery
Minor Damage In Accident At 1st and Hickory
Richard T. Milton, 16, and Howard Franks, 68, reported they did not see each other when their vehicles collided Monday afternoon at 1st and Hickory. Milton, in a 1956 Plymouth, stopped at a stop sign and pulled out. Franks in a 1954 truck was traveling slowly. Milton’s car had front fender damage and $57.26 in repairs. no injuries or charges were reported.
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1St
Hickory
Richard T. Milton
S. Oak
Howard Franks
Williamsburg
Jon Chevroelet
Milton
Franks
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