Lions band member Underwood wins trip by coin flip
News notes report Doug Underwood son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Underwood 1214 Hickory returned from New York as a Lions International Band member after winning the trip by flip of a coin. They attended Kansas State Lions Band week at Dodge City last month. Also listed are Pomona picnic results and local notices including a piano tuning ad and a Calvary Baptist Bible School postponement until August.
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Doug Undirwood
Glenn Underwood
Irckory
New York
Lions International Band
Underwood Beal
Robert Meyer
Kansas State Lions
Dodge City
Bible School
Calvary Baptist Church
County Clerk Seeks Bonded Debtedness Reports
County Clerk Bruce Spears requests that bond indebtedness reports from taxing districts be sent immediately. On June 22 he asked for them but five districts failed to reply. He must forward the reports to the state auditor by June 15.
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Bruce Spears
Spears
Home Economics Advisory Committee Meeting Noted
The Home Economics Advisory Committee will meet Monday July 18 at 1 30 in the Extension office to discuss ongoing programs and budget considerations.
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list
Admissions include Mrs Albert Sheffield 415 N Sycamore on Saturday Mrs Ezra Johnson Pomona Mrs Ralph Polson Baldwin on Sunday Dismissals list John James Lane RFD1 Mrs Bertha M Hodgson 935 N Sycamore Cynthia Watts Ottawa RFD4 Mrs Nelson Peed 619 Ash Saturday Mrs James Hornbuckle 915 N Mulberry Mrs Howard Dickey and son 134 S Poplar George Louder back 1020 S Locust Sunday
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Albert Sheffield
Sycamore
Ezra Johnson
Pomona
Ralph Polson
Baldwin
John James
Lane
Bertha M. Hodgson
Cynthia Watts
Ottawa
Nelson Peed
Ash
James Hornbuckle
Mulberry
Howard Dickey and Son
Poplar
George Louderback
Two Vehicles Collide on North Main injure none
In the 200 block of North Main on Saturday two cars collided when one driver failed to see a turn signal. John A. Scott, 41, Quenemo, said his signal was on as he began to pass a waiting left turning car. Gene W. Mavity, 42, 404 S Mulberry, attempted to pass and struck Scott. Damages were 35 dollars to Mavity and 15 dollars to Scott. No arrests were made.
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North Main
John A. Scott
Quenemo
Gene W. Mavity
S. Mulberry
Mavity
Death notice for Raymond E Tegtmeyer in Ottawa Kansas
Raymond E Tegtmeyer 50 of 427 Ss Poplar died Sunday at VA Hospital Kansas City Mo where admitted July 6 Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday at Towners Chapel burial Highland Cemetery Rev Neal Hiatt officiating Born August 10 1915 Wakeeney to Herman Tegtmeyer and Alma Malgreen Teptmeyer He moved to Ottawa 1939 served in WWII worked for Harry Henry Construction and other heavy equipment contractors Married Edna Pearce June 12 1943 at Topeka Ill for about two years prior to hospital stay Member of VFW Piedmont Missouri and Warren Black Post 60 Ottawa Survivors wife three sons Eddie Walter Dale all at home two daughters Janice and Susan at home three brothers Walter Wakeeney Lae Vern Piedmont Floyd Argonia and two sisters Mrs John McCoy Wakeeney and Mrs John Pruitt Concordia
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Raymond E, Tegtmeyer
Raymond E. Tegtmeyer
Poplar
Kansas City
Towner’s Chapel
Highland Cemtery
Neal Hiatt
Wakeeney
Herman Tegtmeyer
Alma (Malgreen) Teptmeyer
Ottawa
Harry Henry
Eddie Tegtmeyer
Walter Tegtmeyer
Dale Tegtmeyer
Janice Tegtmeyer
Susan Tegtmeyer
Mrs Jennie Hagadorn Dies at 93 in Melvern
Mrs Jennie Hagadorn 93 of Melvern died Sunday at home after living in the community since 1885 Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at the Melvern Church of God with burial in Melvern Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Lebo announces She was born Feb 8 1873 in Peru Illinois Survived by two daughters Mrs Delgar Thompson and Mrs Marie Kuykendall both of Melvern two grandchildren 11 great grandchildren a sister Mrs Charles McMillen Kansas City Kansas and a brother Emmett Ingles Emporia
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Jennie Hagadorn
Melvern
Jones
Lebo
Melvern Church
Charles McMillen
Kansas City
Kans
Emmett Ingeles
Emporia
Ruth Bundy Armsby Dies at 62 in Washington
Ruth Bundy Armsby a former Ottawa resident died Sunday at her Washington DC home after a short illness. Born March 11 1904 in Freeman Missouri she attended Stephens Junior College and Ottawa University graduating in 1926. She served as OU registrar and Latin teacher before directing personnel at the US Bureau of Standards in DC. Survived by husband Henry and two sons Richard and Robert, plus a brother and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at St Paul Lutheran Church Washington DC.
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Ruth (Bundy) Armsby
Ruth
Bundy) Armsby
Washington, D. C
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Washington, D.C
Freeman, Mo
Robert Lee Bundy
Sarah L. (Bybee) Bundy
Henry H. Armsby
Ottawa
Bundy
Stephens Junior College
Ottawa Uniersity
Bureau of Standards
The
Home
Richard E. Armsby
Robert H. Armsby
San Francisco
Calif
Robert X, Bundy
S. Hickory
Marriage Licenses List From Ottawa Area Couples
A compilation of marriage licenses showing partners from Ottawa and nearby towns. Names include Robert Reed with Annieque Reed of Osawatomie, Joel Weigand and Elaine Strahm of Ottawa, Douglas Henry and Patricia Burkle, Harold Siegrist and Mary Van Horn of Lawrence, and others from Mission, Overland Park, Stockton, Nevada, Quenemo, Wellsville, Pomona, and more.
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Harold V. Siegrist
Lawerence
Mary van Horn
Lawrence
Leland Bugg, Jr
Stockton
Dorothy Koder
Nevada
Clyde O. Green
Ottawa
Carolyn Richardson
Earnest Leon Callahan
Pearl Irene Sweetwood
Quenemo
Harvey House
Wellsville
May House
Roy Huska, Jr
Teresa Ball
John Leroy Hopkins
Marsha Anne McKenzie
Pomona
GOP Proposes Changes For Improving The UN
Washington AP Republicans proposed six steps to strengthen and modernize the United Nations including a 1000 man brigade of technicians for emergency peacekeeping. The report, adopted June 27-28, urged improved U.S. leadership and financing, screening potential members, and special status for small units while preserving equality of states. It calls for modernizing the UN charter and reasserting the United States as a major creative force.
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Washington
United Nations
Republican Coordinating Committee
U.S
United States
U.N
GOP
Congress
Gas Tax Rebate Distributions Hit Kansas Counties and Towns
One cent Kansas gasoline tax yielded about $1 million to counties and $625000 to towns. Wichita led with $102360.94 and Franklin County received $10999.61. Other counties Anderson 8546.89 Linn 9761.88 Miami 11034.20 Osage 11480.03 Ottawa 4514.29. Towns listed include Baldwin 576.08 Colony 156.63 Garnett 1170.12 Greeley 146.31 Lane 110.40 Lyndon 376.29 Melvern 162.35 Overbrook 227.30 Pomona 207.43 Princeton 67.62 Quenemo 160.06 Rantoul 51.95 Richmond 146.31 Wellsville 445.81 Williamsburg.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Baldwin
Colony
Garnett
Greeley
Lane
Lyndon
Melvern
Overbrook
Pomona
Princeton
Quenemo
Rantoul
Richmond
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Tornadoes Roar Across Midwest With No Known Fatalities
A province wide storm system lashed Idaho to New England with tornadoes in Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Michigan and Iowa. Across the Midwest homes were demolished power lines downed and two airplanes overturned while several funnels were seen near Minneapolis St Paul Forest Lake and Harpers Ferry. No deaths or injuries were reported though property damage ranged from a theater screen collapse to a church steeple fire in Massachusetts and a mudslide on U S 12 near Greer Idaho.
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Associated Press
Idaho
New England
Wadena
Minn
la Crosse
Wis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Forest Lake
Rochester
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Harpers Ferry
Iowa
Madison
Tomah
Illinois
McHenry
Chicago
Kankakee
Peoria
Lexington
Richmond
Winchester
Louisville
Newport
Windsor Locks
Conn
Massachusetts
Holyoke
Mass
Haydenville
Panhandle
U.S. 12
Greer
Police Radar Stop Yields Four Speeding Citations
Four people stopped in a radar check in the 400 block of North Main in a 20 mph zone. MILTON H FARRIS 37 was charged with 32 mph, SHIRLEY R MILBURN 58 was charged with 33 mph, MARI LYN SMETHERS 22 was cited for 32 mph, CHARLES RAY CAIN 36 was charged with 30 mph.
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North Main
Milton H
Farris
RFD
Shirley R
Milburn
Mari« Lyn Smethers
Lawrence
Charles Ray Cain
Tyler
Tex
County court reports multiple traffic and road safety fines
City court records list numerous defendants with charges from striking a roadsign and leaving the scene to speeding and improper passing near Williamsburg and Princeton. Fines ranged from 5 to 65 dollars, with several cases dismissed or bonds forfeited.
F Troop Star Predicts Long Run For Show
Forrest Tucker, star of the ABC comedy F Troop, asserts the series will run five to ten years. He recalls selecting the script as a hit, facing tough competition on Tuesday nights, and notes plans to shift to color next season while acknowledging potential limits if the audience seeks more believability in the characters.
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Bob Thomas
Jack Warner
Red Skelton
NBC
Warner Brothers
FBI
Barrett Trial Continued
Donald Barrett of Paola faces a disturbing the peace charge as his trial is continued to Wednesday at 2 p.m. His wife Olive filed a June 23 complaint alleging threats and obscene language at her brother's farm home near Lane. Barrett was released on a $100 bond after arrest and pleaded innocent at county court arraignment.
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Donald Barrett
Paola
Olive
Barrett
Lane
Kansas City Market Summary From AP Wire
KC Market reports wholesale eggs price ranges with large eggs at 36-38 cents and mediums at 26-28 cents. Cattle activity shows 8,000 head with declines across steers and heifers to 25 cents lower and cows 25-50 cents lower. feeders steady to 25 cents lower. Hogs at 4,000 head uneven, steady to strong. barrows and gilts 24.75-25.50, some sow lots 19-21, lambs 22.75-23.50 with feeder lambs 18-19 and ewes mostly steady.
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Kansas City
Weekend injuries at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Seven people received emergency treatment over the weekend. Donald Hendricks in Ottawa area, Charles Burlings ham, Robert Pence, Adlen McFerin, Clyde Gentry, and Rolland Edwards were listed with varied injuries from a knee laceration to a head impact and a finger hook injury. Adlen McFerin was transferred to Baptist Memorial Hospital in Kansas City.
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Donald Hendricks
Charles Burlingsham
Ottawa
RFD
Robert Pence
Apple Lane
Adlen McFerin
Belton
Lake Pomona
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Clyde Gentry
Williamsburg
Rolland Edwards
President Johnson leaves San Antonio for Washington after July 4 recess
President Johnson headed back to Washington from a holiday that coincided with Congress’s July 4 recess. The plane carried Mrs Johnson, their daughter Luci, Luci’s fiancé Pat Nugent, and Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez of Texas, taking off at 10 36 a.m. EDT.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Washington
Luci
Pat Nugent
Henry B. Gonzalez
Ds Tex
Funeral services for Walter Parrish in Quenemo
Walter Parrish died in Ottawa on July 7 and funeral services were held July 9 at the Quenee mo Federated Church in Quenemo with Rev. Robert Harvey officiating. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Driver sang with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Roy Driever. Pallbearers listed were Ed Blair Elton Davis Rollo Hughes William Butts Charles Harlin and Gordon Bolen.
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Walter Parrish
Ottawa
Queneemo Federated Church
Queneemo
Robert Harvey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Quenemo
Joe Driver
Roy Driever
Ed Blair
Elton Davis
Rollo Hughes
William Butts
Charles Harlin
Gordon Bolen
Weekly Auction Listings at Ottawa and Nearby Areas
Sale dates listed for Clifford R Hobbs and Myers Bros include July 22 for Mrs Anna Russell household goods in Williamsburg Kansas and July 29 for Loren Latimer antiques and household goods in Ottawa. Other auctions cover Lloyd Shuck and Son Holstein dairy sales Franklin County Sale Barn near Ottawa and regular sales by Council Grove Livestock Auction and Osage City. Also noted are Jim Brady, Harold Stewart, Clare Sowers Jersey cattle and farm machinery near Williamsburg starting 10 a.m. July 30.
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Anna Russell
Williamsburg
Kans
Loren Latimer
South Main
Ottawa
Lloyd Shuck and Son
Franklin Co
Nort
Kansas
Clare Sowers
Jersey
Williamsburg, Kans
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Village Players Summer Theater
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Welle
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Posmona
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Robert H. Reed
Osawatomie
Nnieque Reed
Osawatome
Joel T. Weigand
Elaine Fay Strahm
Fakeview
Douglas L. Henry
Patricia Ilene Burkle
Co. K. Bliss
Mission
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Overland Park
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Shawenee
James M, Berry
Derby
Ricky L, Alexander
Gary F. Grazda
Kan
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Jewell D. Burns
Floyd C, Bogart
Springfield
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Jim” Brady
Harold Stewart
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