Crites Return From Anchorage Visit Ailing Wife Delays Return
Russell Crites and his wife visited their daughter in Anchorage Alaska. Mrs. Crites became ill and will travel home in about a week. William P. Goodwill of Williamsburg, OSU sophomore, named to the Dean's Honor Roll among 2,101 students. Old-fashioned Revival meetings at Bethel Baptist Church, Pas Ola. Evangelist Rev. Jim Anderson of North Baptist Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Crites
Anchorage
Alaska
Alan Herrington
William P. Goodwill
Williamsburg
Oklahoma State University
OSU
Bethel Baptist Church
Pas Ola
RFD
Thur
Jim Anderson
North Baptist Church
Ottawa
Ady
Two Nabbed In Burglary In Osawatomie
Osawatomie youths Larry Pottorff and Larry Snyder were arraigned in county court on second degree burglary charges for breaking into Lloyd White’s cabin four miles southwest of Lane and stealing a sewing machine sleeping bag gas campstoves and other items. Snyder seeks a preliminary hearing set for July 26 while Pottorff waives prelim and is bound over to district court this September. Both free on 1000 dollar bonds. The burglary occurred June 26 with arrests July 3 by Sheriff Joe Ferns. Items reportedly sold in Kansas City and Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Larry Pottorff
Larry Eugene Snyder
Lloyd White
Lane
Snyder
Jis
Pottorff
Franklin County
Joe Ferns
Kansas City
Olathe
Ferns
Powder Puff Derby Near Finish in Tennessee
Weary officials and an overworked computer awaited the finale of the 19th annual Powder Puff Derby in Chattanooga. Seventy-one planes completed the 2400 mile race from El Cajon to Tennessee, with a Florida investment broker and a seven time champ from California tied in the running. A computer will determine the winner by actual flying times and plane ratings as weather and delays complicate scores. Candy the French poodle traveled with Esther Phipps and Judy Phipps Lago as the entourage, while Frances Bera and her co-pilot pressed toward the front on a neck-and-neck course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
el Cajon
Calif
Florida
California
June Douglas
Palm Beach
Fla
Miss Douglas
Savane Nah
Frances Bera
Long Beach
Bera
Margaret A. Mead
Georgia
Candy
Esther Phipps
Saceramento
Judy Phipps Lago
Marsino
Yuba City
Marines Boost Viet Nam Force With 8000 More Troops
Washington reports 8000 additional Marines to reinforce South Vietnam to deter a potential major Communist push along the coast. Westmoreland sought rapid deployment from Okinawa amid heightened activity in the central highlands. Senate and military officials note no specific emergency prompting the move, though further confrontations are anticipated. Ford calls for bombing Soviet built missile facilities in North Vietnam as buildup continues.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
South China Sea
Willliam C. Westmoreland
Okinawa
United States
Westmores
Westmore
Land
Hawaii
Honolulu
House
Gerald R. Ford
District Files Higher Levy For Unified School District 287
Franklin County district 287 filed to raise its budget by 46871.23 dollars with a base operating budget of 386893.77 and an estimated five mill levy increase due to unification costs. Roy E. Herring serves as president of district 287. District 288 also sought to raise its budget by 23048.7 percent with an operating budget of 559961.86 and a three mill levy increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unified School District
Franklin County
Roy E. Herring
Gas Stops Cleaning Wellsville Worker Suffers Gas Incident
A Wellsville worker, Harry Grew ing, was lowered into a city well to aid in supplying tank water to farmers. Gas exposure left him unconscious. rescuers revived him with oxygen and artificial respiration. He recovered enough for hospital release by 10 p.m.
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Wellsville
Harry Growing
Grewing
Gardner Community Hospital
Southern Senators Fighting Over Voting Rights Debate
AP says House Speaker McCormack warned that a Southern Democrat's push for Republicans to back the GOP voting rights substitute put Republicans in a tight spot. Rep. Tuck urged support for the Ford McCulloch bill as an alternative to the Celler measure, with distinct timing and regional reach shaping the vote prospects.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
William M, Tuck
DeVa
Tuck
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
William M. McCul Loch
AsOhio
Virginia
Emanuel Ceiller
D-Ny
McCulloch
Celler
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Police Court Bond Forfeitures Involving Nine Defendants
Police court records list nine defendants with bonds forfeited or cases continued. Daniel Dent, 19, Pittsburg, speeding 30 in a 20 zone, forfeited $10. Frank Lightle, 79, Waverly, backing from curb, accident, forfeited $25. Sue Ann McDaniel, 20, 1110 N Poplar, driving without tail lights and license, fined $20 after guilty plea. Kenneth Shoemake, 31, Augusta RFD 1, speeding 42 in a 30 zone, forfeited $12. Warren Stephen, 18, Laharre RFD 1, speeding 39 in a 30 zone, forfeited $10. Gary Malburg, 19, 901 N Main, careless driving and license suspended, continued to July 22. Mona Kay Stevens, 21, 316 Walnut, no valid license, forfeited $15. John Savantis, 23, Ottawa University, careless driving, continued to July 15 for arraignment.
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Daniel Arthur Dent
Pittsburg
South Main
Frank W. Lightle
Waverely
Sue Ann McDaniel
Warren J. Stephen
Laharre
East Logan
Gary W. Malburg
N. Main
Forest Park
Mona Kay Stevens
Wala Nut
North Hickory
John E. Saivantis
Ottawa University
Second
Main Streets
Ottawa area court fines for traffic violations
County Court records show multiple defendants from Ottawa and surrounding towns pleading guilty to traffic offenses. Andrew Mietchen and Wayne Miller were fined $5, Gail Hancock $15, Russell Craycraft $14, David Kile $25, Wesley Bissitt $10, Ronald Kitzner $13, Fred Buckley $17, and Lester Moore $15, with various charges including disobeying stop signs and speeding in zones from 30 to 75 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Mietchen
Maple
Ottawa
Russell C. Craycraft
Willow
Gail W. Hancock
Emporia
Homewood
Wayne L. Miller
David G. Kile
Ottawa Rfd
Wesley D. Bissitt
Fred R. Buckley
Williamsburg
Lester L. Moore
Elith
Hospital Notes Admissions and births listing names
Admissions include John Bailey 1026 E 1st Mrs James Leach Pomona Mrs Arthur Hayden 604 S Sycamore Mrs Amos Lingard 1125 S Mulberry Mrs Lizzie Rayburn 120 E 1st Clarence Fowler Pomona Mrs Willis Gilliland Ottawa RFD 3 Lioretta Kay Mundell Ottawa RFD 2 David Bones Princeton RFD 1 Vickie Lynne Allah Williamsburg RFD 1 Wednesday Dismissals include Mrs Johnnie Milliman and baby girl 702N Poplar Wednesday Mrs Ray Howell 722 S Oak Mrs Fred Lawrance 946 8 Locust Harrison Spaulding Richmond and Clarence Fowler Pomona Births Mr and Mrs Roy Green 1627 S Main a daughter weight 8 lbs Wednesday
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John Bailey
James Leach
Pomona
Arthur Hayden
S. Sycamore
Amos Lingard
Muleberry
Lizzie Rayburn
Clarence Fowler
Willis Gilliland
Ottawa
Lioretta Kay Mundell
David Bones
Princeton
Vickie Lynne Allah
Will Liamsburg
Johnnie Milliman
Baby Girl
Poplar
Ray Howell
Oak
Fred Lawrance
Harrison Spaulding
Richmond
Wagons travel on prairie trip to Santa Fe trail
A caravan of 12 miniature covered wagons drawn by ponies arrives at Baldwin this afternoon after a start Tuesday from Shawnee Mission. The 18 children and 6 adults aim to reach Santa Fe by Aug. 7 with plans to camp at Baker Stadium and be honored in a noon parade. They hope to reach Overbrook after a Friday stop in Burlingame.
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Baldwin
Shawnee Mission
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Baker Stadium
Commercial Club
Overbrook
Burlingame
Newspapers Sold In Johnson County Transaction
The Spring Hill New Era and Gardner News, owned by Mr and Mrs H E Winkler of Spring Hill, were sold to Melvin H Clingan last week. Clingan, who lives in Mission Woods in northeast Johnson County, forms Johnson County Publishers Inc to publish the papers. Editors are not announced. The Winklers and their son Ted will operate the New Era Printing Co Inc in the Gardner plant.
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Spring Hill
New Era
Gardner News
H. E. Winkeler
Melvin H. Clingan
Clingan
Mission Woods
Johnson County
Johnson County Publishers, Inc
Winkler
Ted
New Era Printing Co., Inc
Gardner
Deaths of Charles A Hafer in Ottawa Area
Funeral services for Charles A Hafer 88 Ottawa RFD 4 will be at 1 30 p m Friday at Lamb Funeral Home with Oak Hill Cemetery burial. Born December 8 1876 at Lecompton he farmed near Ottawa since 1922 and moved to Cedar House in February. He belonged to Methodist Church of Independence and Independence IOOF Lodge. Survived by brother George Hafer and nephew Robert C Granger.
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Charles A, Hafer
Charles A. Hafer
Ottawa
RFD
Cedar House
Lamb Funeral
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Hafer
Lecompton
Methodist Church of Independence
Independence Ioof Lodge
George H. Hafer
Ottawa Rfd
Robert C. Granger
Rockwood Dr
Otetawa
Obituaries for Wittman Jent Ybarra in Richmond area deaths
Obituary notices list services for Mrs Carrie Wittman 82 of Richmond died Monday at Boyd Nursing Home Garnett held at Richmond Methodist Church burial Berea Cemetery with Rev Ray Firestone officiating pallbearers Myron Rogers Jim Webb Lamar Forever Robert Foltz Ronald Foltz soloist Joyce Smith organist Dorothy Duvall. William O Q Jent died June 26 at Ft Collins Colo services July 7 at Dengel Son Mortuary Rev Gerald Snell Richmond Methodist Church officiating pallbearers Ben Gibson James Rokes Jack Dawson Melvin Sellers Harry Loyd Ivan McFadden burial Richmond Cemetery Jent born Aug 22 1883 Vernon County Mo Odd Fellows Lodge No 24 IOOF officers and chaplain. Mrs Guadalupe Ybarra 73 died July 3 at Ransom Memorial Hospital services 9 am Wednesday Sacred Heart Catholic Church burial Mount Calvary Cemetery pallbearers Tedosio Ruiz Andres Martinez Jose Mora Richard Cruces Louis Vega Ponciano Blanco Rosary said 7 pm Tuesday at home of Trinidad Ybarra 1034 S Walnut.
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Carrie Wittman
Richmond
Boyd
Garnett
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Berea
Ray Firestone
Myron Rogers
Jim Webb
Lamar Forever
Robert Foltz
Ronald Foltz
Joyce Smith
Dorothy Duvall
William O. Jent
William OQ. Jent
Ft. Collins
Colo
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Gerald Snell
Richemond Methodist Church
Ting
R. L. Stevens
Richmond Cameratery
Jent
Vernon County
Odd Fellows
Lodge No. 24 Ioof
William Becker
Nobie Grand
A. C. Morrison
Chapalain
Guadalupe Ybarra
S. Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert Burger
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Tedosio Ruiz
Andres Martinez
Jose Mora
Richard Cruces
Louis Vega
Ponciano Blanco
Tuessday
County Gets Letter From Humphrey On Youth Campaign
Franklin County commissioners received a letter from Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey thanking them for backing the Youth Opportunity Campaign. The note to Chairman Earl Richardson praises local participation and notes signatures of Johnson and Humphrey on a certificate of achievement. The county was asked to supply hiring information and added one student worker for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Chaireman Earl Richardson
Johnson
Bruce Spears
Kansas City Market Summary: Livestock and Eggs
KC Markets Kansas City AP consignments report eggs wholesale and fresh meat prices. Eggs large 26 to 29 cents per dozen, mediums 80 percent. Cattle 1,200 and calves 50 represented classes steady. steers choice 25.80, good and choice 22.40. heifers 23.10. steer calves 23.20. hogs 3,000 up 25.60. sows 20.75 to 21.75. feeder and lightweight ranges noted. Sheep 200 with spring lambs and ewes about steady. slaughter lambs 24.75 to 24.00. good to choice ewes 5.00 to 6.75.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Pickups Hit In Alleyway At Ostasco Store
Two pickup trucks sideswiped in the alley behind Ostasco Store at 101 S Main around 5 55 p m Wednesday. No injuries. Driver Glenn H Doerr 45 of Hickory drove a 1964 Dodge pickup. Oscar J Baker 75 of Poplar Street drove a 1950 Chevrolet pickup. Doerr stopped to let Baker pass. Baker's truck reportedly scraped the Dodge. Damage estimate 25 dollars to the Dodge fender. No damage to the Chevrolet.
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Ostasco
S. Main
Glenn H. Doerr
Hickory
Oscar J. Baker
S. Poplar
Doerr
Baker
Chevrolet
Divorces Granted in District Court Rulings
Kenneth McMillan 29 of Garnett was granted a divorce from Patricia McMillan 23 with custody of their daughter awarded to the father. Aldonna J. Jones 33 of Ottawa was granted a divorce from Harold E. Jones 39 of Rome N Y with custody of their minor child awarded to the mother.
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Kenneth McMillan
Building Permits Granted for Home Additions and Garages
J H Baugher at 1304 5 Wile low receives permit July 3 to build a single family residence garage costing 1000 dollars. Marion Jones at 322 Olive gets permit July 6 to remodel a single family home costing 4000 dollars. David M Towner on July 6 to erect a garage at Joel Towner’s home 533 N Cedar costing 650 dollars. R P Crow at 625 Ash to repair a carport and house today costing 1000 dollars.
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J. H. Baugher
Wilelow
Marion Jones
Olive
David M. Towner
Joel Towner
N. Cedar
R. P. Crow
Ash
Marriage License for Stewart and Akers in Osawatomie
David Allen Stewart aged 25 of Osawatomie and Mary Ann Akers aged 23 of Osawatomie obtained a marriage license. The couple lists Osa watomie as residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allen Stewart
Osawatomie
Mary Ann Akers
Community Auction Notices in Ottawa Area Sales
Local sale listings show auctions weekly in Ottawa Kansas area. Printy and Son and Printy’s Auction House host multiple sales including July 10 Mrs Josephine Phillips Estate with house and furniture. Osage City Livestock Sales and Emporia Livestock Sales Co hold weekly livestock auctions with timing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Ottawa
Jim Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Kansas
Osage City Livestock Sales
Osage City
Lpm
Card of Thanks From neighbors and friends for hospital kindness
A heartfelt note expresses deep gratitude from a recipient and family to neighbors friends and relatives for cards letters flowers gifts and prayers during a stay at St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City and at home.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Gary Lynn Wray
Knight
Strehlow
Modern Homemakers Hdu
Jack Wray
Kandee Sue
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