Marines and Sailors Aboard Vietnam War Effort
Marine Pvt Paul E Shay of Paola completed basic training in San Diego and moves to Camp Pendleton for advanced training. Two area sailors Wayne V Keim and Roderick V Koon serve aboard USS Hornet. The New York Times reports high ranking officers and congressmen favor a limited reserve call up amid preparations for a larger US role in Vietnam with 100 000 to 150 000 ground troops anticipated.
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Marine Pvt
Paul E. Shay
J. C. Shay
Paola
San Diego
Calif
Camp Pendleton
Wayne V. Keim
Clifford R. Keim
Hickory
Apprentetice
Roderick V. Koon
Fred E. Koon
Poemona Rfc 2
Uss
Hornet
New York
New York Times
Viet Nam
Times
Hanson W. Baldwin
United States
Johnson
U.S
South
Ledom’s Ade Dress and Military Setting Noted in A Rut
Brief entry lists Ellis piano tuning CH 24431 Adv PT Danny R and Ledom’s ade dress RA 17710081 Co D Sth BM 2nd Reg Ft Leonard Wood Mo, noting military assignment context and miscellaneous identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Danny R
Ledom
Leonard Wood
Mrs Wanda Baird Attends KU Welfare Workshop
Mrs Wanda Baird Franklin County Welfare director is scheduled to attend a University of Kansas social welfare workers workshop at Lawrence on July 12 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Baird
Franklin County
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Pomona Two Car Wreck on K-68 Near Pomona High
Lyndon resident Theron L. Brubaker 41 complained of neck pain after a two car collision at 7:50 a m today on K-68 in front of Pomona High School. Brubaker driving a 1965 Plymouth said he had his turn signal on and was struck in the rear by Lyle E. Hunt 27 of Pomona RFD 1 driving a 1964 Ford. Deputy Jim Richardson reported no major injuries. Brubaker’s rear car damage estimated at 100 dollars and Hunt’s front damage at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Pomona
Theron L. Brubaker
Brubaker
Lyle E. Hunt
Jim Richardson
Blue Baker
Hunt
Brue Baker
Parkhurst Found Guilty in District Court on Check Charge
Parkhurst, 44, Red Lake Minnesota, was found guilty in district court of an insufficient check for 60 dollars. He was placed on two years probation and ordered to restitution plus court costs. In county court, Parkhurst waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court with bond set at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Parkhurst
Red Lake
Minn
Parkhurst
Parkehurst
Police News: Youths Cited for Driving Offenses
Terry L. Lay, 17, of 306 S. Sycne More, cited at Forest Park for careless or inattentive driving. Gary D. Shideler, 17, Fontana RFD 1, cited on North Main for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone and posted a $10 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry L. Lay
S. Sycnemore
Forest Park
Gary D. Shideler
Fontana
North Main
Permit Granted For Ross Johnson Home At Brookside Drive
Ross Johnson received a building permit on July 10 to erect a single family residence at 8 Brookside Drive with an estimated cost of 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Johnson
Brookside Drive
Coats Granted Divorce in Franklin County Court
Chester H. Coats aged 49 of Franklin County was granted a divorce from Ada Coats, 51, of Princeton, in district court Friday. The ruling ends their marriage and assigns no stated custody or property details in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. Coats
Franklin County
Ada Coats
Princeton
Ottawa couple seeks marriage license
Alva Watts aged 19 of Ottawa and Connie Lou Barton aged 18 of Ottawa apply for a marriage license. The filing list indicates both parties are residents of Ottawa and intend to wed in the near future. The record notes their ages and home towns as part of standard licensure paperwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Watts
Ottawa
Connie Lou Barton
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Mixed in Kansas Record
Admission entries list many patients from Lawrence Hoadley to Ottawa areas along with addresses and dates. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ottaway at Ottawa RFD 4 a son weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces.
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Walter Ottaway
Ottawa
County court cases stretch across no fund checks and reckless driving
Charles A. Shaw pleaded guilty to a no fund check charge at arraignment and received 30 days in county jail plus one year probation and court costs. Carol L. Mallory pleaded guilty to reckless driving, was fined 25 dollars, cited July 6 on old US 50. Robert W. White sought a preliminary hearing on no fund and two insufficient fund checks, set for July 28 at 2 p.m. Bond posted at 2000 dollars. Checks drawn on First National Bank to GE Credit Corp in late 1964 and early 1965 totaled 342.81 1081.24 and 786.33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Shaw
S. Mulberry
Shaw
Carol L. Mallory
Princeton
White
General Electric Credit Corporation
First National Bank
Wellsville Garden Club Visitors at Osawatomie Meeting
Six members of the Wellsville Garden Club visited the Osawatomie State Hospital study group on July 8. Sponsored by Osawatome Re Better Homes and Garden, containers and flowers were provided. Each patient created an arrangement to take to her room. Wellsville members included Mrs. Carl Warnock Mrs. Hugh Macy Mrs. Tom Ruddell Mrs. John Neis Mrs. Oliver Neis and Mrs. Wayne Wild. Coffee and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Garden Club
Osawatomie Study Garden Club
Osawatomere State Hospital
Osawatomere Better Homes and Garden
Wellsville
Ussist
Carl Warnock
Hugh Macy
Tom Ruddell
John Neis
Oliver Neis
Wayne Wild
Deaths Mrs Winifred L Triplett 52
Mrs Winifred Lillian Triplett 52 died at Paola Community Hospital. She and husband Dennis lived on a farm southeast of Wellsville for five years. Funeral 3 P.M. Wednesday at Coughlin's Chapel Wellsville. Burial Wellsville Cemetery. Born April 16 1913 Colorado. Survived by husband, her parents Mr and Mrs H Mann Wellsville RFD 2, four sons Dennis Eugene Clathe John Morris Ranetoul Richard Larry Wellsville and David Milton of the home, one sister Katherine Tyler Texas.
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Winifred L. Triplett
Winifred Lillian Triplett
Paola Community Hospital
Dennis Triplett
Wellsville
Coughlin
Henry Long
Springfield
Triplett
Colorado
Wellsville Church Sets 85th Anniversary Oct 24
The Wellsville Church observes its 85th anniversary with services on October 24 in the late afternoon and evening, with Bishop W. McFerrin Stowe in attendance for the anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
W. McFerrin Stowe
Obituary: Frank P Willis 1883 1964 Wellsville Area
Frank P Willis 82 died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a monthlong illness. A retired machinist, he lived on a farm south of Wellsville. Services 1:30 p m Wednesday at Coughlin Chapel Wellsville. burial Wellsville Cemetery. Wife Emma died 1964. Survivors include several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Willis
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wellsville
Coughlin
Kansas City Man Charged With Bank Robbery in Osage County
Lyndon Dale R. Johnson was arraigned in Osage County Court on bank robbery charges after a Friday afternoon heist at the First National Bank of Overbrook. Bond set at 10000, Johnson failed to meet it and remains jailed. Bank officials identified him and he was bound over to district court for a November term.
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Lyndon
Dale R. Johnson
Osage
al Vanderslice
Johnson
First National Bank of
District Court
Humphrey to Speak at Topeka Fund Dinner
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will address a Kansas Democratic fundraising dinner possibly in October. Frank Theis announced the plan after discussions in Washington. Details will follow. The state party also hired Paul Pendergast as full time executive secretary, reporting from Washington by Sept 1. Pendergast, 27 or 28, is a George Washington law student and former Kansas Young Democrats leader.
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Topeka
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kansas
Democratic National
Frank Theis
Theis
Humphrey
Washington
Johnson
Wichita
Paul Pendergast
Frankefort
Pendergast
Democratic National Committee
George Washington University
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Kansas Young
Santa Fe trail wagon train heads toward New Mexico
Council Grove Kansas witnesses a large group of 11 adults and 29 children ages 6 to 16 traveling by ten miniature prairie schooners along the old Santa Fe trail from Kansas City to Santa Fe. They receive hospitality, free meals, and community support as they push toward Lincolnville and Herington.
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Council Grove
Kan
Helen Pfaff
Kansas City
Herington
Lincolnville
Iola
Overbrook
Cattle and hog markets report from Kansas City AP
KC Markets Kansas City AP details cattle totals and price ranges for steers heifers cows and calves with verses on hogs and sheep. Prices show steady to mixed changes across categories including steers 26.25 27.85 prime and 25 26 for good and choice, hogs 1 3 200 260 lb 24.50 25.00, sows 21 22 300 400 lb, lambs 24 25.75 and feeders 20 21.00, plus egg and butter quotes from regional markets.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Covered Bridge Becomes National Historic Landmark
A 110 year old covered bridge over Schoharie Creek in North Blenheim New York has been designated a national historic landmark by Secretary of Commerce Stew art Udall. The 232 foot span is among the world s longest covered wooden bridges and withstood fire flood and lightning as it earned landmark status.
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North Blemnheim, N. Y
Schoharie Creek
Secretary of Commerce
Steweart L. Udall
County Seal Progressing With Possible Minor Changes
Franklin County officials and Ben Park discussed the county seal, drawn by 15 year old Doug Bennett, winner of a county contest. The designers may have minor touch ups by Ottawa University art department, but the originality of the design will not be altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Park
Franklin County Historical Society
Doug Bennett
Doug
Jack Bennett
S. Main
Historical Society
Park
Art
Ottawa University
Garnett Race Referendum Debate Shapes October Plans
City officials weigh allowing races after a referendum amid legal and funding questions. The Racing Association covers costs, with turnout possible from Ward 1 to Ward 4 near the lake venues. Polling stations are set at four local sites, while injunctions and park road closings loom as potential complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
County to budget sheriff car purchases in 1966 plan
Franklin county commissioners said they will include sheriff department car purchases in the 1966 budget. Officers currently buy their own cars and are reimbursed nine cents a mile, up from seven cents since July 1. Bids opened a month ago showed costs, but commissioner Don Averill said they cannot take the step now and may proceed next year if budget allows.
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Racing Association
Clark Howerton
S. L. Miller
Citizens For Progress
Njo
Franklin County
Sheriff's Department
Don Averill
How They Voted In Kansas GOP on key roll calls
AP records Kansas congressmen, all Republicans, voting on recent actions. Senate adopted a constitutional succession measure 68 to 5. Amendments to health care bills were rejected 39 to 43 and 41 to 51. A Miller amendment providing a 3 percent Social Security rise with living costs was rejected 21 to 64. Pearson and Carlson did not vote on several items. House roll calls not major in period.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Pearson
Carlson
Ribicoff
D-Conn
Carlson Curtis
R-Neb
Miller
Iowa
City Ledger Totals And Water Light Fund Report
A 1965 city ledger records General Fund receipts totaling 3 353 29 including county treasurer licenses gas tax cemetery lots and miscellaneous items. Water and Light Fund shows balance on hand 15 088 69 then receipts 21 434 98 and expenses 30 850 64 leaving a final balance of 5 673 03. City Clerk Vivian K Eichinger swears the ledger is correct as of July 8 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Pomona
Kansas
City OF Pomona
Treas
St. Mat
Water and Light
Water & Light
Vivian K. Eichinger
Printy and Son Auction House Listings
Printy and Son Ben Printy advertise weekly community auctions at Printy’s Auction House, 1136 North Main, Ottawa. Auctions held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. in Ottawa.
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Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Ottawa
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Sec’y
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Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
North
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Dairy Conser. Co
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Modern House
Harold Stewart Gen
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Jack Nelson
Jim Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
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