Two Greeley soldiers finish auto maintenance course
Two Greeley soldiers Pvt Victor L Lickteig and Virgil J Katzer completed the automotive maintenance helper course June 30 at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Victor is son of Mr and Mrs Alfred J Lickteig and a 1957 graduate of Greeley High School Virgil is son of Mr and Mrs Tony Katzer and a 1954 graduate of Greeley High School.
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Greeley
Victor L. Lickteig
Virgil J. Katzer
Fort Leonard Wood
Mao
Victor
Alfred J. Lickteig
Greeley High School
Virgil
Tony Katzer
Greecy High School
Four cited on I 35 speeding. HunGaker charged with crane operation
A Kansas City driver Mathew Hun gaker, 45, posted 16 bond after speeding on Interstate 35 east of Ottawa. He faced a motor crane operation charge for going 30 when 40 was minimum. Three others, Ronald Lee, Warren Groves and Clifford Turner, posted bonds for speeding trucks over 5,000 pounds. Elsie Knight of Wichita also cited for 85 in a 70 zone and set to appear July 14.
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Kansas City, Mo
Highway Patrol
Ottawa
Mathew Donald Hungaker
Ronald Arthur Lee
Liberty
Warren A. Groves
Gas City Ind
Clifford E. Turner
Bardstown
Lee
Groves
Turner
Elsie F. Knight
Wichita
Pomona Area Social Guests Report Across States
Regional column notes visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson from Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bearden from Bonner Springs staying with Earl Hart. Albuquerque visitors stop with Walter Johnson and Henry Hendrix on their way to New York. Greensboro and St. Joseph names plus North Dakota and Durham connections appear as locals host relatives.
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J. C. Welborn
al Melcher
North Dakota
E. M. Lawrence
Ronald Smith
St. Joseph
Don Herold
Mission
N. W
Ralph Hunt
A. Markley
Ottawa
Will Shaffer
West Franklin
Local youths leave for basic training at Fort Leonard Wood
Pomona residents James Raby, son of Norman and Mrs Raby of 423 N Poplar Ottawa. John H Tesar, son of Harry F Tesar of Pomona. and Roy D McIntosh, son of Roy F McIntosh of RFD 8 Ottawa, have departed for basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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Ter
Pomona
James R. Raby
Norman Raby
Poplar
Ottawa
John H. Tesar
Harry F. Tesar
Roy D. McIntosh
Roy F. McIntosh
RFD
Fort Leonard Wood
Eisenhower weighs special appeal to Congress next month
President Eisenhower may personally address Congress when it reconvenes to push his four billion dollar budget and program. Officials say he could send a message or TV radio address if a joint session is not held. Congress returns August 8 and 15, with a push to align votes with the administration’s fiscal plans.
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Newport
Iserhower
Congress
Eissenhower
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Two Men Remain In City Jail After Drunk Arrests
Two men arrested at City Park on drunk charges remain jailed. John N. Soma, 43, Mena Arkansas, found asleep in a late model pickup struck, pleaded guilty and drew 30 days. Joseph W. Kroupa Jr., 42, Lincoln, unclear details.
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John N. Soma
Mena
Ark
Joseph W. Kroupa Jr
Deaths Charles Huss 83 retired Greeley carpenter
Charles Huss 83 a retired Greeley carpenter died yesterday afternoon in a Garnett nursing home after six weeks of serious illness. Surviving are his widow Clara Huss a daughter Mrs George Dassing Independence three stepdaughters Mrs Larry Smith Lamar Colo Mrs Clara Burke McPherson and Mrs Peggy Butcher Great Bend one step son Nick Thimesch Greeley and one brother Fred Huss Greeley Funeral services will be Monday at 2 pm in the Greeley E U B Church burial in Greeley Cemetery. Funeral services for Robert Drummond Pomona Calif former Ottawa resident were held yesterday in Pomona He died He was born June 17 1877 in Davies County Mo He was an employee of the Santa Fe railway for many years working in the railroad shops He was a member of Ottawa Lodge No 18 AF and AM He moved to California 10 years ago He is survived by widow Mrs Grace Peery Drummond three daughters Mrs Georgia Underwood Los Angeles Mrs Ruby Flora Pomona Calif and Mrs Florence Lewis Redondo Beach Calif three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Charles Huss
Greeley
Garnett
Clara Huss
George Dassing
Independence
Larry ‘Smith
Lamar
Colo
Clara Burke
McPherson
Peggy Butcher
Great Bend
Nick Thimesch
Fred Huss
Greeley E. U. B. Church
Greeley Cemetery
Davies County
Santa Fe Railway
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.F.& AM
California
Grace Peery Drummond
Georgia Underwood
Los Angeles
Ruby Flora
Pomona
Calif
Florence Lewis
Redondo Beach
Burns On i Mersman Farm
A combine in a field on the Henry Mersman farm near Richmond caught fire during harvest. The machine was destroyed but Carl Sobba, plowing nearby, assisted and kept the flames from spreading to the surroundings.
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Henry Mersman
Richmond
Carl Sobba
Lincolnville man pleads innocent to park arrest charges
A Lincolnville man arrested in the park pleaded innocent at arraignment on charges of being drunk in the City Park resisting arrest having no valid driver's license and indecent exposure. Bond was set at 500 with trial slated for July 19.
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Lcolnville
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs. Katie Dwyer of Eidgerton and Mrs. William Ruby at 604 S Sycamore on Friday. Also admitted Mrs. Wilson Mack of RFD 1 today. Dismissals include Mrs. James Dunhill and infant son of 504 S Oak on Friday and Kathryn Curry of 1011 Cypress today.
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Katie Dwyer
Eidgerton
William Ruby
Sycamore
Wilson Mack
RFD
James Dunhill
S. Oak
Kathryn Curry
Cypress
Convention Lowlights At A Glance From The California Meet
Los Angeles AP dispatch notes convention miscues and moments. New Jersey Governor Meyner claims 81 votes, audience corrects him to 41. CBS anchor Edwards misstates Dallas as convention headquarters. Lyndon Johnson greeted by integrated band. Frank Church misplaces keynote via mail. Campaign buttons say Dump Everybody amid drink promos and column critiquing the colns.
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Los Angeles
Robert B.meyner
New Jersey
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Biltmore Bowl
New York
Wellsville Yard Of Month Highlights Local Gardens
The Wellsville Garden Club selects Mrs. Nelson O Connor on 6th as Yard of the Month for Colorful petunias lead the winning display. Second place goes to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rhoades at 2nd and Walnut for their well kept new lawn. Honorable mention to the Shawen brothers Arthur and Freeman for a tidy, attractive lawn. Garden Club inspectors note weed and litter control and praise the city’s appearance. Upcoming Ozark Gardens feature notes Mary O Neil and a Redbird rescue. Local residents share family travels and social visits, with tea honoring Mrs. Boyd, candidate for governor. Little League and Babe Ruth results. Wellsville teams lose or win at Gardner and Edgerton. Family visits include Cordle, Bettge, and Dunham relatives in Lincoln and Valley Falls.
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Wellsville Garden Club
Nelson O’connor
Fred Rhoades
2Nd
Walnut
Shawen Brothers
Arthur
Freeman
J. W. Davidson
M. L. Averill’s
Davidson
7Th and Main
Averill
Al Beets Wins All Expense Europe Trip for Rambler Sales
Al Beets top Rambler dealer in the Kansas City zone earns a 10 day all expense paid tour of Europe with Mrs Beets. They depart from New York on a BOAC jet to Rome and visit Paris and London. Ernest Johnson sponsors Dr Pepper Diamond Jubilee contest with a diamond doorknob prize and a $25,000 Swift Home.
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al Beets
Ernest Johnson
Dr. Pepper
Swift
Franklin County
Larsen Sent to the Minors by Athletics
Kansas City Athletics optioned 30 year old pitcher Don Larsen to Dallas of the American Association after he posted a 5 loss record in 47 2 3 innings this season. Larsen hoped to regain form that carried him to baseball’s only World Series perfect game with New York in 1956.
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Kansas City
Don Larsen
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankee
Larsen
Dallas
American Assn
Bop Elliott
A's
San Diego
Calif
Elliott
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yamkees
Detroit
Tigers
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Valley Falls
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Vern Allman
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R. F. Rowe
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