Thieves Strip 5750 Feet Of Copper Wire On Road
Thieves stripped nearly 6,000 feet of rubber coated copper from three lines on Le Loup Road east of Le Loup between Thursday night and Friday morning. The loss belonged to Done Petroleum Company. no estimate was given. A public coffee event at the North American Hotel on July 11 features Ellis Piano Tuning and Elwin Shanahan as secretary of state appointee. Marine PFC Thomas Q. Capron, son of Mrs. Margaret Capron, completed a 15 day training cycle at Camp Pendleton. WWI veterans plan a July 11 meeting at 6:30 p.m. A speeding citation was issued to Thomas H. Cadue, 20, Oska Joosa, for 52 mph in a 20 mph zone on North Main Street. court on July 14. Jim and Mrs. Hardin of Hebron, Indiana will speak at Town and Cemetery Church of Christ worship services.
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le Loup Road
le Loup
Done Petroleum Company
Elwin Shanahan
William Avery
North American
Thomas Q. Caepron
Margaret J. Capron
Walnut
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Thomas H. Cadue
Oska- Joosa
North Main
Injured At Divco Wayne Electric Shock Spurs Hospital Visit
George Louderback of 1020 S Locust was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital for an electric shock at the Divco Wayne Plant. He was on a trailer when struck by a wire and fell ten feet, suffering bruises and abrasions. xrays show no serious injuries and he may be released soon. Also treated Friday were Alan Burke of Mulberry for a puncture wound from a nail, and Charlotte Larios of Main Street for a possible left wrist fracture.
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George Louderback
S. Locust
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Divco-Wayne
Louderback
Alan Burke
Mulberry
Charlotte Larios
N. Main
Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs Velorus M Rhoades of 1426 Elm George Louderback 1020 S Locust Mrs Robert Reed Ottawa RFD 3 Mrs Mae Weste r over Ottawa Friday Mrs Nele gon Reed 619 S Ash Saturday Dismissals list includes Mrs George Adkins 614 5S Cedar Saturday
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Velorus M. Rhoades
George Louderback
Robert Reed
Ottawa
Mae Wester Over
Nelegon Reed
George Adkins
Wellsville Man Hurt In Crash On Le Loup Road
Floyd Gumm of Wellsville Rural Fire Department was injured when his car hit a bridge abutment on Le Loup road two miles east of Le Loup. Philip King of Wellsville found him about 1:30 to 3:30 a.m. Friday. He was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital then transferred to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City.
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Floyd Gumm
Wellsville
RFD 2
le Loup
Philip King
Gumm
Gummy
Ransom Memorial Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kansans Note Guilt Is Pleasant At Joe's Place
A Kansan recounts visiting Joe's Place in Maryland near the Chesapeake Bay where nickel slot machines line the wall. He buys nickels, plays several machines, wins and loses, and ends with a moral traded for a roll of nickels. The piece blends travel humor with a sly reflection on gambling and prohibition era mood.
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Maryland
Joe's
Chesapeake Bay
Marysland
Joe’s
Baby jack rabbit kept on Kansas farm by Oldham family
T P Oldham at his son Wendell Oldham's farm east of Ottawa keeps a three week old jack rabbit and a seven week old sibling in cages fed lettuce alfalfa and milk. He recalls seeing rabbits as a boy and notes they are now rare in eastern Kansas. The young rabbits will be released when able to fend for themselves.
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T. P. Oldham
Wendell Oldham
Ottawa
Carmean
Oldhams
Oldham
Kansas
McNamara says Viet Nam tempo denies monsoon offensive
Secretary McNamara, returning from a Viet Nam conference, said the faster pace of U S operations has denied the Viet Cong time to assemble forces for a monsoon offensive. He noted military gains from a substantial expansion of U S forces to about 280,000 and helicopter strength near 1,700, boosting striking ability.
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Washington
Robert 5
MocNamara
U.S
Viet Nam
McNamara
U.S. Pacific Command
Honolulu
Honolelulu
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharp
U.S. Pacific
Claim More Needed For Atomic Work
An Atomic Energy Commission staff report from Princeton says the United States trails the Soviet Union and others in peaceful hydrogen bomb power research. It calls the government to boost funding by 15 percent yearly for five years. The scientists warn that world energy demand could grow dramatically and current fuels could exhaust within decades.
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Princeton, NJ
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Soviet Union
Associated Press
Death notices for Fred Thomas Ira A Thompson and others
Fred Thomas 84 of 230 S. Cedar died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after June 21 hospitalization. Retired postal worker, Ottawa resident since 1910, survived by wife, two daughters Vera Walker and Evelyn Smith, a son Herbert O. Thomas, 12 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Dengel and Son Chapel. burial Hope Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday night through 2 p.m. Monday. Ira A. Thompson 88 died Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after two days. Retired farmer, longtime Franklin County resident since 1926, born in Indiana. Survived by three daughters, three sons, a brother, a sister, 31 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at Dengel and Son Chapel. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Alice Keas 69 of Irving Texas, former Princeton resident, died Thursday. Funeral and burial were in Irving. Survived by husband Dwight Keas, one daughter Maxine Guenther, five sisters, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Fred Thomas
S. Ceedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Long Beach
Calif
Abel R. Thomas
Mary Smith Thomas
Vera Walker
Richmond
Evelyn Smith
Albany
Ore
Herbert O. Thomas
Eugene
Dengel and Son Chapel
Roy Browning
Hope Cemetery
Ira A. Thompson
Franklin County
Wallace County
Kansas
Indiana
Nate Thompson
Ema Miller Thompson
Mabel Thompson
Leota
Herbert Johnson
Williamsburg
Emory Morgan
Ottawa Rfd
Charles Peed
Williamsburg Rfd
LeRoy Thompson
Monteszuma
Kan
Carl Thompson
Lawrence Thompson
Guymon
Okla
Delgar Thompson
Melvern
Edith Kramer
Pomona
S. Elm
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
First Baptist Church
Alice Keal
Alice Keas
Princeton
Irving
Tex
T.E.T
M. A. Foushee
Dwight Keas
Methodist Church
Maxine Guenther
Bill Foushee
Cedar Point
Bessie Skinener
Bagdad
Aziz
Myrtle Pinkston
Quenemo
Bertha Bingsham
Topeka
Gladys Barnett
Lenexa
Annas Schaub
Six Year Old Girl From Colombia Faces Blindness
A six year old Colombian girl, Gladecita Mosquero, travels from Miami back to Bogota after a hopeful but failing medical effort in the United States. Doctors warn the retina is degenerating and there is no cure. Her family and rescuers hope for future aid for others, while she clings to toys and simple joys.
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Colombia
Miami, Fla
United States
Gladecita
Ian Glass
Glass
Miami News
Terry Johneson King
Los Micos
Guaviare
Mrs. King
Lilia
National Air Line
Cook
Pretty Patricia
Patricia
Car Stalls In Front Of Train At Main Street Crossing
Ethel B. Briggs, 57, Baldwin RFD 1, driving a 1964 Chevrolet, stalled at the Missouri-Pacific tracks at First and Main Friday afternoon. She exited before a freight train struck the car’s right front fender. damage was only slight and she was uninjured.
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Missouri - Pacific
Main
Ethel B. Briggs
Baldwin Rfd 1
Two Vehicle Collision on South Main Causes $170 Damage
A two car crash in the 1300 block of South Main Friday morning caused about $170 damage to each vehicle with no injuries. Alberta J. Clark 41 Baldwin RFD 1 reported she was northbound signaling a right turn onto 13th, with William H. Adcock 748 Willow northbound in the outside lane. Adcock’s left front door and fender and left rear fender were damaged, Clark’s right front fender was minorly damaged. No arrests were made.
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South Main
Alberta J. Clark
Baldwin Rfd 1
Main
13Th
William H. Adcock
Willow
Adcock
Clark
Funeral Services for Howard A Mitchell Held in Wellsville
Services for Howard A Mitchell of Wellsville will be conducted at 2 p m Monday at the Wellsville Cemetery. Elephants sleep only a couple of hours a night.
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Howard A, Mitchell
Howard A. Mitchel
Wellsville
Klansmen Convicted Four Freed in Athens Trial
In Athens Georgia U S District Judge William A Bootle sentenced two Ku Klux Klan members to ten years each for conspiring to violate Negro rights after a Friday night verdict. Co defendants were acquitted and one pleaded guilty to selling nonprescription pills.
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Athens, Ga
U.S. Dist
William A. Bootle
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil W. Myers
James Hudson
Athens
Bootle
Washington
Lemuel A. Penn
Herbert Guest
Sims
Myers
FBI
Penn
Sims and
George H. Turner
Ems
Doctors Joins Local Group
Dr. Delmont C. Hadley aged 31 has begun practice with Doctors Barr Strehlow and Gollier at the Medical Arts Building. A Kansas University graduate of 1964, he completed his internship in Des Moines. Born in Topeka, he is married to Helen with two children Jennifer and Scott, of 1325 Elm.
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Delmont C. Hadley
Barr
Streh«low
Gollier
Medical Arts
Kansas University
Des Moines
Iowa
Hadley
Topeka
Helen
Jennifer
Scott
Theft Of Radio At Ottawa Municipal Airport Investigated
Local police and sheriff offices investigate the theft of a $1200 aircraft radio from a plane in a hangar at Ottawa Municipal Airport. Airport manager Robert Dodson reported the item missing Thursday night or Friday morning. The investigation continues.
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Ottawa
Robert Dodson
Thomas Funeral Services for Fred G. Thomas
Funeral services for Fred G. Thomas, longtime resident, will be held at the Mortuary Monday at 2 p.m. Dr Roy Browning officiating. Interment Hope Cemetery. Thompson Funeral Services for Ira A Thompson, longtime resident, will be conducted from the Mortuary Tuesday at 11 a.m. Rev Neal Hiatt officiating. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Quenemo.
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A.m
Neal Hiatt
Oak Hill Cemetery
Quenemo
Thomas
Fred G. Thomas
Roy Browning
Hope Cemetery
Classified Ads Pricing and Personal Thanks Note
Classified ad rates and formats are listed for local publications including per word and per line charges, minimums, and discounts. A personal thank you from Mrs. A. E. Anderson and family expresses gratitude for support during illness and loss of their husband and father.
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A, E, Anderson
Community Auction Listings Highlight Kansas Sales
Ottawa and surrounding towns feature weekly sales listings from Myers Bros Centropolis and Printy and Son. Jersey cattle and farm machinery offered July 30 by Clare Sowers. auctions run Saturdays at North Ottawa Highway 59 and Tuesdays at Osage City with mehrere auctioneers. Local venues include Printy’s Auction House in Ottawa and various general auctioneers in the Franklin County area.
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Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
North
Ottawa
Harold Stewart
Clare Sowers
Jersey
Willamsburg
Kans
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Jim Hardin
Hebron, Ind
Town and Cemery Church of Christ
Zeke
Gladecita Mosquero
Miami
Bogota
Jim Wollen
W. 5Th
Baker University
Wayne Angell
Wollen
Main Street
Mrs. Clark
Joe Towner
Ottawa, Kansas
Guest
James S. Lackey
Denver Willis Phillips
Wright’s
Les Downer
Tel
Vtpawa
Elm
Delmont Hadley
Louis Lengel Son
Mortuan
Clifford R
Hobbs
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim” Brady
Printy
Ben Printy
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