Wellsville News City Builds Warehouse
Wellsville reports plans for a 30 by 40 foot metal warehouse with pole construction to replace the quonset building sold to Glen Sundin for his blacksmith shop. carpentry by Edward Revey and Glen Head, erection expected in about 10 days, north of Elmers Welding and Tank Co on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th and Elm
Glen Sundin
Edward Revey
Glen Head
Elmers Welding and Tank Co
Main Street
Glen Sudin
Sundin
Welda
Bids Submitted For Road Work In Kansas
The apparent low bid for 14 miles of relocated road in Pottawattomee County was submitted Wednesday by Kenneth McNabb of Pleasanton Kansas. McNabb bid 419,621 compared to the government estimate of 415,549. Work must be completed in 240 days extending from Oldsburn to the Marshall County line.
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Kansas City
Tote Creek
Pottawattome County
Kan
Kenneth McNabb
Pleasanton
McNabb
Oldsburg
Marshall County
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Kenneth Hollon, Lin W. Happy, Mrs. Nettie Burgoon, with addresses. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Denny Peterson, daughter born Thursday, weight listed as 7 lb 13 4 oz. Dismissals include Mrs. Betty Morris and others at various addresses today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hollon
Lin W. Happy
N. Cedar
Nettie Burgoon
N. Main
Denny Peterson
N. Mulberry
Big Spender Held For Bad Checks
John Winston Grimes, 47, posed as a rancher and musician patron, treated western band leader Leon McAuliff and the Cimarron Boys to dinner and bought shirts with a worthless check. Arrested in Tulsa, he faces forgery and passing bogus checks charges after admits writing between 12000 and 15000 in worthless checks across four states.
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Kansas City
Leon McAuliff
Cimarron Boys
John Winston Grimes
Jackson County
McAuliff
Grimes
Tulsa
Okla
Set
Joe Creamer
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
New Mexico
Stiff Competition For Beauty Title
Miami Beach AP Fifteen contestants ranging from 34-22-33 to 37-24-36 compete for Miss U S A after surviving the first Miss Universe judging round. Six hopefuls remained as Indiana and Texas were cut, with Kathy Mc Manawavy of Princeton and Patricia Lyn Squires of Milan cited among the shorter entrants. The Miss Universe pageant is set for Friday and Saturday nights.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.S.A
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
New Jersey
Texas
West Virginia
Miss. Texas
Kathy McManawavy
Princeton
Kathy
Patricia Lyn Squires
Milan
Marlene Britsch
Claremont Harbor
Miss
Mississippi
New Orleans
Patrol Cites Three Drivers on I 35 Near Wellsville
The highway patrol cited three drivers yesterday for speeding on Interstate 35 a mile east of Wellsville. Byron P. Hedrick of North Kansas City speeding 40 over in a truck over 5,000 pounds in a 50 zone. Charles T. Overcash of Lenexa speeding 10 over in a 70 zone. Francis H. Hoover of Independence speeding 60 in a truck over 5,000 pounds in a 40 zone. All three are to appear in County Court Tuesday.
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Wellsville
Byron P. Hedrick
Kansas City
Charles T. Overcash
Lenexa
Francis H. Hoover
Independence
Fast-Draw Gunman Sought by Ardent Colorado Search
A hundred officers including with submachineguns hunted rugged northwestern Colorado mountains for a young gunman suspected of killing two officers Hiram Short and Under sheriff John Clark and wounding two others. The suspect fled after a car chase and gunfight near State Bridge, near Piney Creek, about 130 miles northwest of Denver.
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Kremmling
Colo
Colorado Mountains
Fastalraw
State Patrol
Hiram Short
Craig
John Clark
Eagle County
State Bridge
Piney Creek
Denver
Clark
Hoover
Kennedy era farm bill gets partial Senate approval
The Senate Agriculture Committee reached agreement on an omnibus farm bill that drops the proposal allowing farmer groups to craft their own programs subject to congressional veto. The bill preserves broad congressional control while granting the agriculture secretary limited power to extend marketing orders for selected crops. Chairman Ellender favored quick committee action toward floor consideration. The measure also limits Food for Peace extension to three years beyond its current end.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Sen
Alen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
New York
New England
Wheat bill seeks emergency program to cut surpluses
The measure aims to keep total funds at 4.5 billion dollars and authorizes an emergency wheat program for the next crop. The goal is to reduce big government surpluses while addressing agricultural support.
Deaths of Mrs Marie I Powers in Wichita
Marie Irene Powers formerly of Ottawa died today in Wichita widow of Ray G Powers married December 24 1917 in Pomona She moved to Wichita in 1948 and ran the Flying Saucer cafe in Ottawa She was a Methodist and Mul vane Eastern Star survivor includes son Glen L Powers Wichita daughters Doris J Billa San Antonio Vir ginia Dresler Ft Worth nine grandchildren one great grandchild brother C W Barnes Saratoga Calif sister Mrs Glen Wells Fremont Neb Services Saturday 9 am Bird Snodgrass Funeral Home Wichita then to Towner's Funeral Chapel for 2 pm graveside at Evergreen Mound Cemetery
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Marie Irene Powers
Ottawa
Wichita
Ray G. Powers
Pomona
Powers
Flying Saucer Cafe
Methodist Church
Mulvane Eastern Star
Glen L. Powers
Doris J. Billa
San Antonio
Tex
Virginia Dresler
Ft. Worth
C. W. Barnes
Saratoga
Calif
Glen Wells
Fremont
Neb
Bird-Snodgrass Funeral Home
Towner's Funeral Chapel
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Local Markets Kansas City Cattle and Sheep Summary
AP market report from Kansas City notes cattle and calves active with gains. Good to choice steers 21.00 to 22.00, utility cows 14.00 to 15.75, good and choice heifers 21.00 to 25.00, choice feeders 28.00, good feeders 21.00. Sows 25 to 50 lower, barrows and gilts 17.90 to 18.00 for 200 to 300 lb, 250 to 400 lb at 15.75. Lambs slow, ewes steady 2.90 to 4.50, good to prime feeders 10.50 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
Traffic Toll Topeka Report Shows July 16 Snapshot
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 a.m. July 16 in Topeka. The record compares July 1961 with 1960, noting 281 deaths in 1961 versus 260 in 1960 for the same period.
Livestock and Farm Sale Dates in Kansas and Missouri
A compilation of weekly sale listings and upcoming auction dates across Kansas and Missouri. Includes Overbrook Livestock and Ottawa Market sales, July consignments for Roy Warhurst and Harold Logan, George Zeilsdorf household goods, Ralph Ritche farm sale near Baldwin, and Franklin County Sale Company events with contact numbers for Ottawa and Lyndon area auctions.
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Roy Warhurst
Pemona
Harold Logan
Williamsburg
George Zeilsdorf
Ralph Ritche
Baldwin
Highway 35
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
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Percy R. Green
Rutgers University
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National Defense Education Act
Wellsville News
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Grand County
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Grand Junction
State Game and Fish Department
Sioux City
Iowa
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Storm Lake
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van Pelt
Short
Henry Knuth
Town Auto
Louse Agriculture Committee
Marie I. Powers
Sean
Topeka
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Base
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Marion Wilson
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Bas
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Cape
Cheney Markets
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Cheney Farm Market
Cheney Grocery
Cheney's
Weilsville
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