Ottawa Herald item round up July notices and notices
Week ending July 6 traffic summaries show 32560 carloads moved, 11949 received from connections, with year-ago figures 32635 and 11425. Local health and social notes mention Shorty Malburg entering VA Hospital in Kansas City for surgery, and Beverly Finch scheduled for surgery in Marin General Hospital. Community events include Elks duplicate bridge results, Oyler family reunion at Forest Park, and Pomona 100F picnic dates.
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San & Fe System
wElvin E. “Shorty
Malburg
N. Main
Kansas City
Lin‘wood Blvd
Promotions Set Off Controversy in Dallas Post Office
An AP report notes Dallas post office promotions of three college educated African Americans sparked a national debate over promotion criteria. Critics claim racial bias while supporters say the moves rectify past inequities. The merit promotion plan ranks candidates by exam score, service years, and supervisor evaluations. Local postmasters still have discretion in selecting among eligible candidates.
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Dallas
Tex
Washington
Post Office
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lee C. White
Kennedy
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
Richard J. Murphy
Murphy
California and Florida Gain GOP Delegate Votes in 1904
Washington AP reports California and Florida will have larger GOP delegate voices at the 1904 Republican convention in San Francisco, while West Virginia Pennsylvania Nevada Connecticut and Louisiana will lose delegates. The total remains 1 308 with a two vote minimum per state plus bonuses for 1960 Republican votes or governors.
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Washington
California
Florida
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Connecticut
Louisiana
San Francisco
New York
Mississippi
Pomona adopts ordinance banning air rifles within city
Notice to citizens of Pomona Kansas states Ordinance 195 prohibits shooting air rifles bee beerguns and other guns inside Pomona city limits. Overnight guests of Miss Mary Carpenter included Mr and Mrs John Willard Bell Oklahoma City and Janie Bell of Chickasha Oklahoma. The Bells are in the Oklahoma City school system. The family will tour Southern Canada and New England and join Marilyn Bell who acts in summer theatre at Lake Champlain. The L O Gaddis family visited in the evening.
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Pomona
Kansas
Mary Carpenter
John Willard Bell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Janie Bell
Chickasha
Canada
New England
Marilyn Bell
Lake Champlain
L. O. Gaddis
To Experiment With Machines To Experiment With Machines
AP reports Kansas Boys Industrial School will launch a six week experiment using teaching machines. Thirty eight boys will participate in courses covering elementary and secondary mathematics and general science. Program directed by William H. Cadman and H. M. Lattimoore with supervision from Jack C. Pulliam.
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Wx Topeka
Jack C. Pulliam
Kansas Boys Industrial School
Pulliam
William H. Cadman
H. M. Lattimoore
The
Menninger
Post Office Dedication Set for August 20 in Ottawa
Ottawa posts office dedication is scheduled for August 20 with a 10 30 a m chamber program led by Harold S Crawford in charge. Government engineers will inspect the new building and the move will occur within 10 days. A 50 star flag from Washington will be presented along with an open house and Chamber sponsored luncheon at North American Hotel.
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Ottawa
T. J. Cummings
Ottawa Chamber of Common
Harold S. Crawford
Cummings
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Harold Crawford
E. E. Haley
George Lister
Russell Crifes
R. A. Anderson
Stephen Ralph John B. Pierson
Chamber
Post Office Department
Washington D.C
The
Funeral services for Mrs Elvet L Sanders
Mrs Elvet L Sanders died July 6. Services held July 8 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev David B Wilson officiating. Pallbearers were Gene Reh Martin Reh Walter Reh Neil Peed Clyde Wyatt Wayne Reichard. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs J R Henning. Burial in Antioch Cemetery near Homewood.
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Elvet L. Sanders
Lamb Funeral Home
David B. Wilson
Gene Reh
Martin Reh
Walter Reh
Neil Peed
Clyde Wyatt
Wayne Reichard
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Antioch Cemetery
Homewood
U S protests abuse of newsmen in Saigon
Washington reports the United States has made representations to South Vietnam over the manhandling of American newsmen by Vietnamese secret police. Ambassador Nolting said the protest was oral. The incident followed a Buddhist monk’s self-immolation memorial service as reporters were assaulted and cameras smashed.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Nolting
U.S
Saigon
Kennedy
Local Elks To Attend Convention
Members of Elks Lodge No. 803 and their families will attend the Elks National Convention in San Francisco from July 14 to 18, as official representatives from Ottawa and Kansas. They earned the trip by winning the state ritualistic contest in Wichita in May and will compete against 22 western states. The Ottawa group has a strong state record, with five first places, two seconds, and one third in eight years. Attendees include Edwin and Nita Gardner, Howard and Gladys Doyen, Ronald and Ginger Guist, Louis and Sara Speer, Ellen and Tom Speer, Clarence and Linda Strickland, Steven and Sally Strickland, W. Harry Lennard and Roxy, Merle and Donna Birkhead, Jim Ogg and family, Gaylord Weilepp, Glenn Wicke, Harry Worthington, and Walter Hegberg, among others. Part travel by train and auto. Speer and son Tom and the Birkheads will fly in on Speer’s private plane. The group plans to be away about two weeks.
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Elks Lodge No. 803
Elks
San Francisco
Ottawa
Kansas
Wichita
Aganst
Edwin Gardner
Howard Doyen
Ronald
Ginger
Karl Guist
Linda
Louis Speer
Ellen
Tom
Clarence Strickland
Steven
Sally
W. Harry
Lennard
Roxy
Merle Birkhead
Jim Ogg
Jimmy
Mary Beth
Gaylord Weilepp
Glenn Wicke
Harry Worthington
Walter Hegberg
Dr. Speer
the Birkheads
Speer
City and County Sign Agreement on Radio Station
The Franklin County Board and Ottawa City Commission signed a joint care and maintenance agreement for the police and sheriff’s radio transmitter station south of Ottawa. The county owns the tower and station, the city pays lease for two telephone lines, and upkeep is shared. The tower, moved from the North American Hotel roof to the old KCP&L tower site, improved radio signals for both police and sheriff’s dispatchers. The commissioners plan to connect the county highway department to the system later.
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Board of Franklin, County Commissioners
Ottawa City Commission
Franklin County
Ottawa
Kcp&l
North American
Highway Department
Ottawa Sees Cool Night Prompts Light Blankets
Ottawa residents awoke to about 60 degrees as the coolest morning since June 20. Local observer John P. Kelsey forecast a slight warm-up with highs not exceeding 90. Yesterday reached 87, and a chance of light showers Wednesday evening was noted.
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John P. Kelsey
Kelsey
Deaths Eileen Lickteig 9 at Greeley Illinois
Services for Eileen Lickteig a 9 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Lickteig of Scott City were held at St John s Catholic Church in Greeley. Burial followed at St John s Cemetery. She died Saturday afternoon after a virus pneumonia during a diabetic coma while visiting her aunt in Wellsville. She is survived by her parents two brothers Frederick and Christopher and grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Lickteig and Mr and Mrs Steve Rues of Greeley. The family lived in Greeley until Christmas time.
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Eileen Lickteig
Melvin Lickteig
Scott City
St. John’s Catholic Church
Greeley
St. John's Cemetery
Robert Chase
Wellsville
Anderson County Hospital
Frederick
Christopher
Joe Lickteig
Steve Rues
Lickteigs
Deaths: Eli Kratzberg Dies in Heart Attack
Eli Kratzberg 68 of Greeley died yesterday of a heart attack while returning from Osawatomie with his wife Eunice Kratzberg. Survived by widow and brothers Edward and Grover, both of Greeley.
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Eli Kratzberg
Greeley
Mrs. Kratzberg
Osawatomie
Eunice Kratzberg
Edward
Grover
Obituaries: Mrs Braun and Mrs Ribblett Pass Away
Mrs Josephine Braun 59 of Wellsville died Monday noon at a Baldwin nursing home after several years ill. Survived by Conrad Braun widower two sons Conrad Jr Prairie Village and James Kansas City Kas step father John Smith Kansas City Kas a brother Frank Smith and sister Mrs Irene Crump both of Kansas City Kas and Mrs Louise Ribblett 72 of Greeley died Monday at Roseberry nursing home Osawatomie after a heart attack. Surviving are three daughters Alma Martz Greeley Rose Cullison and Twyla Allen Boise Idaho and two sons Wayne Ribblett Greeley and Maurice Nyssa Ore.
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Josephine Braun
Wellsville
Baldwin
Conrad Braun
Conrad, Jr
Prairie Village
James
Kansas City
Kas
John Smith
Frank Smith
Irene Crump
Louise Ribblett
Greeley
Roseberry
Osawatomie
Alma Martz
Rose Cullison
Twyla Allen
Boise
Idaho
Wayne Ribblett
Maurice
Nyssa
Ore
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births List
Admissions Willis Nichols Baldwin Mrs Paul F Smith Quenemo Dennis Hancock RFD 1 Monday Daryl Gragg 1010 W 6th Tuesday Births Mr and Mrs Richard Fishburn RFD 1 Overbrook son Tuesday weight 6 lb 14% oz Dismissals Mrs Robert McCurdy and baby daughter 315 S Oak Monday Jack Coppoe Williamsburg Rollo Hughes Quenemo Mrs Albert Mages Peculiar Mo Mrs Gerald Firestone and baby son 521% S Mulberry Mrs Ralph Basel and baby son Quenemo Tuesday
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Willis Nichols
Baldwin
Paul F. Smith
Quenemo
Dennis Hancock
RFD
Daryl Gragg
Richard Fishburn
Overbrook
Son
Robert McCurdy
S. Oak
Jack Coppoe
Williamsburg
Rollo Hughes
Albert Mages
Peculiar
Gerald Firestone
S. Mulberry
Ralph Basel
Band Concert Tonight at City Park Park
Public invited to City Bank concert at City Park tonight at 8. Loren Matthews conducts the program featuring The Star Spangled Banner Gloria March Song of Jupiter Liberty Bell March Lustspiel Overture Theme for Second Piano Concerto Highlights from the Music Man Joshua Bossa Nova When Irish Eyes Are Smiling God and Country Overture Washington Post March.
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City Bank
City Park
Loren Matthews
Joshua
Washington Post
Card Thrills Little Girl From Europe Visit
An eight year old Ottawa girl Christy Browning of Topeka received a card from her parents Roy W. Browning Jr and wife while the family tours Europe as Youth for Understanding counselors. The card recounts a moment outside a small English church when President Kennedy shook hands with Christy’s father as Kennedy left mass, and Christy hoped for a meeting. Christy is staying with grandparents Dr and Mrs Roy W Browning and aunt Mrs Albert Keefer and family during the seven week European trip.
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Ottawa
Christy Browning
Topeka
Roy W. Browning, Jr
England
Europe
Youth For Understanding
Kennedy
Mr. Browning
Christy
Roy W. Browning
Albert Keefer
Three Join National Guard From Ottawa Unit
Ottawa National Guard members James A. Gilliland of 816 Cleveland and Howard Witham of RFC 2 Pomona depart for six months of active duty at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Upon return they will attend weekly drills at the armory and two week active duty sessions annually. Lawrence Chapman of 934 N Oak, a high school junior, has joined the National Guard and will serve six months of active duty in June 1964 after graduation.
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127Th Artillery
Ottawa National Guard
James A. Gilliland
Cleveland
Howard Witham
RFC
Pomona
Fort Leonard Wood
Lawrence Chapman
N. Oak
National Guard
Loud Suit Seeks Quiet Title In Franklin County KS
First published July 9 1963 in The District Court of Franklin County Kansas Mary L Jackson Wilma McNeely and Dorothy R Ulster plaintiffs sue to quiet title to a tract in Township 16 east of the 8 E and north of the Missouri Pacific railroad right of way comprising 786 33 acres in sections 28 and 33 asking judgment that plaintiffs own fee simple and that all adverse estates be determined and barred defendants named plus unknown heirs and assignees to plead by August 7 1963 in Ottawa Kansas with Bowers & Bowers as attorneys for plaintiffs
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Franklin County
Kansas
Mary L. Jackson
Wilma McNeely
Dorothy R. Lister
State of Kansas
Dorothy R. Ulster
Missouri Pacific Railroad
N.E
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
J. S. Jackson
Iva R. Jackson
Two Rear End Crashes Cited In Franklin County
Two rear end collisions occurred Sunday night in Franklin County near Ottawa after Garnett races. Injuries reported in the lead cars included back and neck issues for two passengers. Forest Stamper was cited for failing to slow to avoid an accident, while Stephen Farrow faced a court summons for failing to stop in time.
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Franklin County
Highway Patrol
US 59
Ottawa
Robert E. Heath
Kansas City
Kas
Forest A. Stamper
Plainville
Jackie Ferree
Patricia Long
Holstein and Farm Machinery Sales Dates List
A sequence of sale notices in Kansas listing dates and venues for Holstein cattle farm machinery and household goods from July to August. Includes capacities, times, and contact phone numbers for Myers Bros Centropolis, Appanoose Baptist Church, Michigan Valley M E Church, Overbreas Livestock Sale, and Allen County Livestock Auction in Pomona and Gee City. Markets feature dairy cattle, household items, and farm equipment with multiple auctions near Baldwin Ottawa Pomona and surrounding towns.
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Irvan L. Heth
Household
Williamsburg
Kansas
Preto County
Aivary
Ottawa Op
Gene Kalb
Baldwin
Wilard Shoemaker & Son
Ottawa Kan
Appanoose Baptist Church
Pomona
Kan
Appanoose
Michigan
Valley M. E. Church
Donation Sale
Michigan Valley
Kas
Overbreas
Overbrook
Allen County
Gee City
Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap CH 2 1974 CH 2 1201
Printy and Son advertise weekly community sales each Tuesday at 7 p.m. at 1136 North Masin and Thursday at 7 p.m. at 1336 North Main. A July 13 auction at Printy’s Auction House offers a complete houseful of furniture starting at 1 p.m. at 1136 North Main.
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Printy
Ben Printy
Masin
N. Main
Printy's Auction House
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Marin General Hospital
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Calif
Harley Finch
Ellis
Ottawa University
Kenneth
Criss
Melvern
Richard Ecord
Firestone
Bluestem Charolais _ Association
Eldon Good, Garnett
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Art Mooney
Trayn Bischoff
Lions ‘Club
Lions International
Miami Beach
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Republican National Committee
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Ady
Lamb
Ok Downer’s
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Jo, Horton
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Abbie Titus
Charles Titus
Bowers & Bowers Attorneys
Stewart
South Water Tower
McCash
Ces
First National Bank
Bonnie E. Henery
Ottawa Lodge
George A. Ledom
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Sec’y
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Bendix
Slim Gibbons
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfc
Dack Nelson
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Harold Stewart
Lawrence Livestock Sale Co
East 11Th Street
Lawrence
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Malott
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Gene Powell
Edmiston’s
Standard Rendering Co
Conrad
Carpenter
Dick Allen
Ottawa Herald’ General
McCracken Electric
5 Corners
Byron Mohr
Franklin Co
Sale Co., Inc
Charles Beatty
Lyndon
Appaloosa Stallion Service
Dominoes Wachita
John Keean
Mac Whitney
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