Welfare officials attend Kansas conference in Ottawa
Wanda Baird and Norman Rogers attended a three day welfare conference at the University of Kansas with about 200 officials expected. The theme is Public Welfare Agencies' Responsibility to the Community. Don Evertson plans a July 21 night dairy sale at the Franklin County Sales Pavilion in Ottawa. Harry Wright was elected Franklin and Douglas Counties American Legion County Commander, replacing the previous post leader. Six hubcaps were reported stolen from parked cars. A minor collision on East Manhattan led to a $25 bond for Lyndon resident William Hurtig who faces Police Court on July 19. Duraclean ad promotes home carpet and upholstery cleaning. Charles Smig spoke on plastic processing at Rotary, with Rotavians and guests in attendance. Dr Thornburg’s office will reopen July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Baird
Franklin County Welfare Department
Norman Rogers
University of Kansas
Don Evertson
Franklin County
Ottawa
Harry Wright
Lawrence
Franklin
Douglas
American Legion
Baldwin
Wright
Williamsburg
Wellsville
William E. Hurtig
Lyndon
Bernard J. Byrne
East Powhattan
Hirst
Kaplan
Maude E. Richardson
K. M. Parmely
Jay
A. D
Deaths Mrs J D Worley 78 in Los Angeles
Notice reports the July 12 death of Mrs J D Worley aged 78 in Los Angeles California. Survivor list includes three daughters and two brothers Clarence Hughes of Ottawa and Frank Hughes of McAlester Oklahoma.
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J. D. Worley
Clarence Hughes
J. BD. Worley
Los Angeles
Calif
Funeral services for Mrs Grace McClung
Mrs Grace McClung died July 9. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Brethren with Rev Gerald Mease Dr James Elrod and Rev W B DeVilbiss officiating. Pallbearers were Roy Snyder Roy Gerhard Lewis Myers Ernest Young George Royer and Ernest Watkins. Hymns were sung by parish members and accompanied by Mrs George Royer. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McClung
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Mease
James Elrod
W. B. DeVilbiss
Roy Snyder
Roy ‘Gerhard
Lewis Myers
Ernest ‘Young
George Royer
Ernest Watkins
Roy Gervhard
Russell Wray
Local Markets Report From Franklin County
Clyde Morgan sues in district court against Nic Morgan Charles C Morgan and others seeking partition of land in Franklin County and related farm goods including Rye Corn Barley Butterfat and graded eggs as listed in court records the market notes reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Morgan
Nic
Charles C. Morgan
Franklin Coun
County Court Records Show Mixed Docket Actions
Reports from County Court list charges dismissed against Neal Finch for drawing a bad check and a drunk on a public highway case against William Carter. Donald Couture fined for speeding in a heavy truck, with Baker also cited for similar speeding. An auction ad and a civil suit by The Price Motor Co. against Frank and Claude Yakje are noted.
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Neal Finch
Mercantile Bank and Trust Co
Kansas City
Days Sport Shop
WiHam A. Carter
Harris
Earl
Donald K. Couture
Garnett
Couture
Caney Baker
Wichita
Baker
The
Price Motor Co., Inc
Frank C
Claude Yak Je
Refugee Faces Murder Charge in New Jersey
Hungarian refugee Michael Fekecs, 25, lay comatose after a police shootout on a dirt road near Union. Officials say he killed six people including two Highland Park police officers and four others in an estate slaying in North Brunswick last January. Doctors described a massive brain hemorrhage and he was not expected to live.
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UNION
Michael Fekecs
Fekees
Walter Leamy
Highland Park
Middlesex County
Edward J. Dolan
North Brunswick
Elizabeth General Hospital
Wellsville News School Faculty List Announced
Supt W E Peterson announces the 1960 61 Wellsville faculty revised for one vacancy from Mrs Effie Baker s resignation. Staff includes Peterson Roy Chambers Cramer O Donnell Pohl Murphy Lytle Chilton Dwyer Panzer Wright Cramer Phillips Barnes Jacobs Sherman Fisher Hicks etc with a 6 8 plan replacing the former eight grade elementary and four year high school. Kindergarten to run full term. Also notes deaths and community events including Rev Nabors mother s passing and local youth activities and picnic 4 H fair plans.
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Wellsville School
W. E. Peterson
Effie Baker
Roy Chambers
Carol ‘Cramer
Jo- Ann O'Donnell
Rath Pohl
Marian Black
Idy Murray
Ruth Murphy
Jean Lytle
Goldena Chilton
Marzella Dwyer
Barbara Panzer
James Wright
Betty Patten
Barbara Cole
W. J. Cramer
Robert Phillips
Hoach
W. D. Barnes
Will BE
Jacobs
George Sheriman
Gladys Fisher
Wendell Hicks
Cial
Hospital Notes Births and Dismissals at Local Homes
A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Detwiler weighing 7 pounds 112 ounces Monday at 723 West 10th. Dismissals include Mrs John Kunard and baby daughter of 430 West Sycamore Mrs Lena B Edwards Princeton and Mrs J Glenn C Welch and baby son of rural route Princeton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Detwiler
John Kunard
W. Sycamore
Lena B. Edwards
Princeton
J Glenn C. Welch
RFD
Czechs Return U S Soldier After Two Years
GOEPPINGEN Germany AP A California soldier Pte. Andrew A Bellrichard 21 San Jose was handed over by Czechoslovakia at Waldhaus July 7 after two years in a Czech prison. The Army will complete further investigation into his disappearance after confirming his identity and notifying his mother Mrs Liszia Czerwinski of San Jose. He was on border guard duty when he vanished.
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Goeppingen
Germany
California
Czechoslovakia
Andrew A. Bellrnchird
San Jose
Waldhaus
Liszia Czerwinski
Calif
Bellrichard
Wind Damage Strikes Madison Area Farm
Heavy winds hit Madison Kansas and nearby areas on Tuesday causing major damage at the George D Lauder farm where a barn collapsed a garage door was torn off and screens were blown from the Lauder home. No other severe damage reported.
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Madison, Kas
Madison
George D. Lauder
Lauder
Symington Still In Race For Democratic Nomination
Los Angeles AP report on Sen Stu Symington staying active in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Kennedy leads with about 7412 of 761 votes needed while Symington trails, gaining a small count and receiving California Sen Clair Engle's endorsement. Brown pins hopes on a later roll call and strategy to outlast front runners as Missouri Gov James Blair prepares to speak.
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Los Angeles
Stu. Jar Symington
Presidentia
Charles H. Brown
Symington
Sale
John F. Kennedy
White House
Associated Press
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen
Clair En Jgle
California
Brown
Ing
James T. Blair
Missouri
Emanuel Celler
New York
Charles C. Diggs
Michigan
Leonord Sullivan
Swimming Pool To Be Closed In Lawrence
Jayhawk Club, a privately owned pool in Lawrence, will close Friday after ongoing picketing by anti integration groups. Owner Bertha Nottberg says she won’t reopen under her ownership, plans to sell or lease. Membership reportedly 75 percent against integration. memberships were sold to white persons.
Eisenhower signs international medical research program
President Eisenhower signs into law a bill creating a global medical research program financed mainly by U S currencies from surplus farm commodities. Funds support equipment for foreign hospitals and labs, foreign scientist training in the United States, translation and distribution services, and planning for worldwide disease research and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. 1
Eisenhower
U. S
Jayhawker Days Begin Monday in Williamsburg Activities Planned
Williamsburg hosts Jayhawker Days from Monday to Wednesday with events at 7 p.m. or later including an amateur contest at the bandstand, a parade of historical characters, a 1 minute band concert by Williamsburg High School, a home talent show, a beauty contest for four age classes, a horseshoe pitching contest, and entertainment by Jimny Dallas and group from Arkansas City. Concessions by Jayhawker Amusement Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Limmy Dallas
Akansas Ciy
Tide Jayhawker Amusement Co
US Will Not Send Troops Into Africa
US officials say the United States will provide technicians and financial support but no American troops for a United Nations force to quell the Congo mutiny. President Eisenhower declined a request for 3,000 troops, urging Western nations to avoid direct military involvement while allowing UN action and support via planes, ships, and funds.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
African Congo
White House
Congo
Eisenhower
Newport
R. C
U.N
Special Registration Notice to Ottawa Electors Kansas
City Clerk Donald R. Capper announces open registration books for voters July 16 to July 22 1940 in Ottawa Kansas with amended hours. Residents meeting criteria must re register if previously registered and did not vote in 1958, or if name, address, or status changed. In person at City Hall. Special arrangements available for disabled electors.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Kannas
State of Kansas
T Donald R. Capper
Ciy
City of Pomona financial statement July 1968 expenses
Public notice lists Pomona city costs including mayor and treasurer salaries, clerk, police, fire, cemetery, street labor and equipment, mowing, spraying, fuel, and utilities. Receipts show balances, licenses, gas tax, and cemetery lots sold. Also probate notice in Kansas Franklin County appointing Eva Baker Morris as Administratrix of William Baker estate with nine month claims period.
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Ini
City OF Pomona
Anuery J
Rounell
Bigot Polce
GTA
Uweme
Cn. Treas
Cyustom Mowink
Herita Water & Light
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Wald County
Wiliam O. Baker
William ©. Baker
Teva Baker Morris
Creditara
Ottawa
Kansas
Eva Baker Morrie
Political Announcements for Franklin County Primary
Want Ads list Republican candidates in the August primary. Elaapeth Briggs seeks Franklin County Treasurer, Thomas E Gleason runs for Republican State Senator, Wayne Angel for Bla is Representative, ps e A Perkins for State Representative, Bowers and Sinclair named for Franklin County Treasurer and State Senator in East Primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaapeth Briggs
Franklin County
Thomas E. Gleason
Wayne Angel
Blais
A Perkins
Franklin
Bowers
Yar
Vpila Sinclair
Republi
Frank
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Snydey Pharmacy
Russell Stover
Ells
David Griffin
Marion Lynch
Ash
Jams Dunhill
Duraclean Home Service
Charles Smig
National Plastic Films Co
Rotary Club
Harvey Turner
Pasadena
Tex
Richard Raney
Charles Stewart
Garnet
Aubrey Hanshaw
Muldrow
Oklo
Dr. Thornburg
Adv
Imrs
Smorgas
N. Amer
Thurs
Wellsville News
J. W. Nabors
James Nabors
College Park
Donehoo
Atlanta
Nabors
Charles Femitt
First Methodist Church
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Averill
jKaren Averill
C. of C
Bonnie Gould
Miss Averill
Alva ‘Sehendel
Sandra Sparks
Emporia
Frank Bacon
RFC 2
W.S.C.S. At
O'Dea
Forest Park
Tommy O'Dea
RFD 2
Charles Hobbs
Rantoul
Harold Stine
Don Stine
Diane
Kathy
Kas
Ray Carpenter
Kevin
Lori
Dick tNefford
Belton
Charles Carroll
Butler
Carroll
Cora Etta Jessie
Marjorie
Wanda
Tommy
Bob Carroll
Raymond Carpenter
Dora
iBell
Bert
Jerry
Kenneth O'Dea
Mushy Forest Park
Jack Fenton
George Docking
Maud Breeding
Clair Hyter
Hutchinson
Stu Symington
By Joe Hall
Africa
By John A. Scali
L. R. Hannen
Burlington, Kansas
Chast
Frankie County
Kananas
Florence K. Judd
Jung
Homer de Henning
Floresce K. Juad
Kansaas
Legals
Letiitia Burrows
Altorneyn
P.m
Astm
Vail
Clyde Bland
Pho
Jonny B
Hally
Prince Inn
Rel
Dal
Tickner
Pha
Yen
Bud Yeep
Sib & Cherry
Wiihs Nursery
Ork Om Farm
Meidner
Kanna
Lee Mate
Power
Oskaloosa
General Services
Syramore
Atcc
TAVES
Kath
Meade
Henry Alban
Feneral
Rea and
Morford
Vaeniaceg Co
Conrad
Piava and Decorators
McCracken Electric
Bill Bilts
Sheldon
Sheldon Trk. & Trac. Co
Walnut Nine
John Deere
Tractor & Imp
Wisconsin
Ernest Arnold and
Harold Stewart
Aucts
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