Flower Show Practice Leads to County Fair Prep
Pac la Garden Club met yesterday at Mrs. George Whitaker’s home in Paola with Mee C Marding presenting the topic Flower Show Practice and Preparing for the County Fair. Notices included piano tuning ads, university previews, and local theater board decisions for a November book fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
C. Marding
Pacla Garden Club
George Whitaker
Paola
Ottawa Community Theater Board
P. R. Jamison
Clarence Ralston
Hospital Notes Admissions List Cleared
Admissions list shows Mrs Selah McKay of 213 Willow and Mrs Charles Muller of 827 N Syca spore among Tuesday entries. Also noted are Ray Eaton Williamsburg, George Gingerich Jr Pomona, Mrs Everett Slifer and baby son 500 S Mulberry, Mrs Meda McCune 884 S Main Tuesday, Mrs Oral Vail 121 S Elm, Elsa Towe Monroe Trailer Court, Joe Douglass 1410 Cedar, and Wednesday entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah McKay
Willow
Charles Muller
Sycaspore
iRay Eaton
Williamsburg
George Gingerich, Jr
Pomona
Everett Slifer
Baby Son
S. Mulberry
Meda McCune
S. Main
Oral Vail
Elm
Elsa Towe
Monroe Trailer Court
Joe Douglass
Cedar
Pickup and lumber truck collision in Kansas kills man
A two-vehicle crash on U S 69 seven miles north of Louisburg, Kansas, killed 74 year old William Hewitt of Paola. Driver Floyd Stephenson, 61, of Paola, was hospitalized in serious condition. The lumber truck driver Thomas W Johnson, 43, of Mound City, was not seriously hurt. Trooper Tom Pivonka said Stephenson tried to turn left in front of the lumber truck at a private driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisburg
Kan
William Hewitt
Paola
Floyd Stephenson
Miami County Hospital
Thomas W. Johnson
Mound City
U.S. 69
Tom Pivonka
Kansas Highway Patrol
Stephenson
Milburn and Herring Involved In Afternoon Collision
Two cars were damaged in a crash about 1 45 Monday afternoon at 1st Main Milburn driving south on Milburn and Herring north on Princeton collided Estimated damage totaled 300 dollars with Herring's car at 200 and the other at 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Milburn
10Th
Troy Herring
Princeton
1St Main
Milburn
Herring
Snake Report Misleading
A Florida caller claimed a snake in a baby crib. Officer Henderson found the crib in a carport with no baby. a cat had killed a snake and brought it to the crib where the cat sleeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etallahassee
Fla
Alex Henderson
Dance Review At Pomona Picnic By Bernhardt School
The Bernhardt School of Dance presents a Dance Revue for the TOOF Picnic in Pomona Thursday at 8 PM. Participants include Margaret Tenning, Dee Ann Snyder, Starlene Whitcomb, Lisa Birzer, Carla Pence, Joe Salb, Sondra Lloyd, Bibi Birzer, Coleen Hohner, Steve Salb, Sandra Clark, Teresa Salb, Andrea Loyd, Debbie Shaffer and Jane Robson. The group has performed for local and area groups and invites inquiries from worthy organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Joof
Bernhardt School of Dance
DeeAnn Snyder
Carla Pence
Margaret Wenning
Starene Whitcomb
Lisa Birzer
Herald
The
Pomona
Margaret Tenning
Dee Ann Snyder
Starlene Whitcomb
Joe Salb
Sondra Lloyd
Bibi Birzer
Coleen Hohner
Steve Salb
Sandra Clark
Teresa Salb
Andrea Loyd
Debbie Shaffer
Jane Robson
Chase
Post Office At Pomona Takes On A New Look
Pomona residents see a remodeling at the local post office over the weekend. The interior got a face lift replacing the old seventy year setup with a single wood grained Formica counter and one window. Postmaster Jim Hogue added a wrought iron screen to finish the look. Boxes are now a single block prompting patrons to note their box numbers before entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Jim Hogue
Court orders Mobile first grade desegregation
A federal appeals court ordered Mobile City-County schools to begin desegregation with the first grade this fall, overruling a lower court. The board weighs action after studying the order, amid earlier Alabama desegregation steps and political reactions from state leaders and NAACP attorney Constance Baker Motley. About 28,000 Negro students attend the district, which totals over 73,000 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Mobile City - County
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
University of Alabama
Constance Baker Motley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
Deep South
George C. Wallace
Wallace
U.s.dist
Daniel H. Thomas
Thomas
John Minor Wisdom
New Orleans
John R.brown
Houston
Tex
Griffin Bell
Atlanta
Mouth Cleaned The Hard Way
In Mount Clemens Michigan Louis Winiarski aged 46 received corporal punishment for a minor offense. Justice of the Peace Francis Castellucci ordered him to wash his mouth with soap as part of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
Louis Winiarski
Justice of the Peace
Francis Castellucci
Local Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
Wheat at 1.82, soybeans 2.42, corn shelled 1.20, oats 0.70, barley 0.96, mile 1 88, butterfat 0.47, rye 1.00. The list includes scattered figures for corn, shelled corn, and various grains with inconsistent OCR text.
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle numbers around 1500 with calves 50 and steers 25 to 50 higher, heifers up to 25 higher, best steers 26.50, good to choice 23.00 to 24.75, cows 14.00 to 16.00. hogs about 2500 with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher, sows up 25, barrows 195 to 250 pounds 18.25 to 18.50, sows 15.00 to 15.75. sheep 800 steady with spring lambs 19.75 to 21.50, good and choice 18.75 to 20.00, ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Prisoners To Be Released In Argentina
President Mose Maria Guido says he will free an unspecified number of political prisoners as tension eases after the presidential election Sunday in Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mose Maria Guido
Church backs civil disobedience at synod vote
In Denver AP reports the fourth general synod of the United Christian Church debated a statement endorsing civil disobedience if government proves tyrannical and affirming citizens rights to advocate alternative systems. Moderators warned delegates they may work until midnight to finish. Other recommendations urge halting synod contributions to racially non-desegregated churches or institutions by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fourth General Synod
United Christian Church
Donald Webber
Maine Supreme Court
Synod
U Thant Visits Pope After Rome Arrival
U.N. Secretary General U Thant arrived in Rome from Geneva for talks with Italian leaders and an audience with Pope Paul VI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
U.N
U Thant
Geneva
Paul VI
Herald Offers Weekly Reward for Best News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The offer emphasizes timely, accurate information to aid reporting and underscores the paper’s community reporting focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Freight Wreck Injures Soldier Near Lewis Kansas
A Santa Fe freight derailment near Lewis Kansas injures Sgt Anthony Ajakis of Ft Carson Colorado and disrupts traffic. Eleven other guard members report no injuries while a car containing high explosive shows a dented intact seal. Wreck occurred on a straight track 40 miles southwest of Great Bend with road rerouting through Great Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Kan
Santa Fe
Lewis City
Ft. Carson
Colo
Kansas
Great Bend
Deaths of Kenneth A Best and Herbert L Brecheisen
Kenneth A Best 64 formerly of Ottawa and Kansas City died June 30 after moving to Ottawa in 1911 he was president of Best Fur nace Co funeral services July 2 at Stine McClure chapel burial Floral Hills Cemetery he leaves wife Nellie Best three daughters four sons two brothers William and George Kansas City four sisters Mrs H B Crum Mrs Mabel Collins Mrs Frances Shannon and Mrs Trerie Wiscoski Edwardsville St HERBERT L Brecheisen formerly of the Clearfield neighborhood near Wellsville died after long illness services July 8 at Coughlin Chapel Wellsville burial Clearfield Cemetery he is survived by father Albert P Brecheisen Clearfield one sister Mrs Saloma Hylton Kansas City three brothers Harold B Paul B Brecheisen and Henry Brecheisen rural Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Best
Kansas City
Ottawa
Best Furnace Co
Stine & McClure
Floral Hills
Best
Nellie Best
William
George
H. B. Crum
Mabel Collins
Frances Shannon
Trerie Wiscoski
Edwardsville
Herbert L. Brecheisen
Clearfield
Wellsville
Coughlin Chapel
Topeka State Hospital
Lucky
Raymond
Ted
Ray Brecheisen
Emery Mignot
Arlie Byrd
Clearfield Cemetery
Brecheisen
Albert P. Brecheisen
Saloma
Feurborn Rites Set For Greeley Resident At St John’s
Martin Feuerborn 44 died Tuesday afternoon at his home in Greeley after a five year illness. A diabetic, he had been confined to bed the past two years. He was born five miles west of Garnett. Services will be Friday at 9 am at St John’s Catholic Church Greeley with burial in Holy Angels Cemetery Garnett. Surviving are his widow Lucille Feuerborn one daughter Kathy three sons James David and Dale his father Frank Feuerborn three sisters Mrs Don Wilkerson Hays Mrs Richard Powelson Topeka and Grace Feuerborn Wichita seven brothers Gale San Carlos Calif Clifford Overland Park Max Wichita Leonard Garnett John Wichita Walter Shawnee and Frank Jr Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Feuerborn
Greeley
Garnett
St. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Angel's Cemetery
Lucille Feuerborn
Kathy
James
David
Dale
Frank Feuerborn
Don Wilkerson
Hays
Richard Powelson
Topeka
Grace Feuerborn
Wichita
Gale
San Carlos
Calif
Clifford
Overland Park
Max
Leonard
John
Walter
Shawnee
Frank, Jr
Funeral Services for Mrs Charles W Fields
Funeral services for Mrs Charles W Fields who died July 6 were held July 9 at Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating. Pallbearers included Joe Comeree Don Fandel Glen Adams Albert Kunkel Lawrence Lundstedt Howard Henderson Frank A Pflug and Cicil Wolgast. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery with hymns sung by Prof Edgar D Kerr and Mrs J R Henning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fields
Lamb Funeral
Raymond P. Jennings
Joe Comeree
Don Fandel
Glen Adams
Albert Kunkel
Lawrence Lundstedt
Howard Henderson
Frank A. Pflug
Cicil Wolgast
Edgar D. Kerr
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Friendship
First Baptist Church
Liberty Social Hour Club
Charles R. Moberly Services Held in Richmond
Charles R. Moberly died July 6. Funeral services were July 9 at Richmond Methodist Community Church with Rev. Gerald Snell presiding. Organist was Mrs Dorothy Milchhelt. Pallbearers were George Dietrich Lon Mishler Al Pickett Roy Brock Joe Wittman and Henry Schant. Honorary pallbearers were Ray A Williams Virgil Smith Lou Roush and Fred Rocker. Burial followed at Pleasant View Cemetery six miles west of Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Moberly
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Gerald Snell
Dorothy Milchhelt
George Dietrich
Lon Mishler
al Pickett
Roy Brock
Joe Wittman
Henry Schant
Ray A. Wiliams
Virgil Smith
Lou Roush
Fred Rocker
Pleasant View Cemetery
Garnett
Lars Peterson Dies At Wheel In Kansas Incident
Lars Peterson died of a heart attack while driving his car about two miles west of Osawatomie on John Brown Highway Monday evening. His wife and some friends were with him at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Peterson
Osawatomie
John Brown
Holstein cattle and farm auctions and sales listed
A long list of upcoming sales and consignments across Kansas Missouri and nearby towns. Includes July and August auction dates for Holstein cattle farm equipment household goods and livestock. Venues include Appanoose Baptist Church Michigan Valley Overbrook Pomona Neosho and Pomona Open dates with contact notes for multiple bidders and local auction houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin County Sale Company Livery Paiuray
Ottawa
Gene Kalb
Ipauley
Baldwin
Willard Shoemaker & Son
Kan
Appanoose Baptist Church
Pomona
Appanoose
Michigan Valley
M. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ottawa Herald
Wills
Lane
Dicel Center
Susan. Kelly
Ray B. Kelley
University of Kansas
Dr. Lennard
Ellis
Ady
Army Reserve
Kenneth B. Johnson
Mary E. Johnson
RFC
Ft. Lee
Johnson
Kas
842Nd Quardermasters Company
Adv
H. F. Chubb
Tansad
Ohio
Gibsonburg
Pawhuska
Okla
Jack Kille
Vem Missuipmer
Helete Curtis
Ella
Hickory
Hospital
Dance
James Baxter
Charles E .McNiel
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
McNeil
Pope
Joe
Cowner’s Chapel Dependane Ambulance
Shimvict
BPR
US Canaire Bse Geen el Optawa
Anthony Ajakis
Kinsley
Joseph Dalto
Neauvex
Spc
Frank Skrzysowski
Bob Verito
Lamb
Arthur Reed
Farris Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Donald
Willard Shellhorn
Donad
Wayne Gordon
Harold Hirt
Hugh McGrath
Nadjy Meisenheimer
Princeton Cemetery
Myers Bros
Centrapolis
Claude
Howard
RFD
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Diation
Gas City
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Household Furniture & Misc
Bank
Harold Stewart
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho, Mo
Printy
Ben Printy
Avary
Assan
Ee Ee
Tuuowle
Easrane
First National Bank
Wisconsin
Franklin Ascs
W. 2Nd St
Malott
General Services
Gene Powell
Cleveland Deal
Standard Rendering Co
Conrad
Dick Allen
Ottawa Herald General Service
McCracken Electric
5 Corners
Hampshire
Byron Mohr
Bill Ransom
Franklin Co
Sale Co., Inc
Charles Beatty
Lyndon
Appaloosa Stallion Service
Dominoes Wachita
John Keean
Mac Whitney
Lebour
Waverly
Imp
John Deere
Rock Guard
Ford
Lehman
Lawrence
Sporting Goods
Ft. Grumman Canoe
Princeton Road
New
Hollywood
Gambles
128
Motorola TV & Stereo
Kroehler Furniture
128 S
Matheston
Malott Hdwe
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