KU Preview Attracts Ottawa Freshmen Prospects
Barbara Hughes and John Brockway, both of Ottawa, are among 278 prospective freshmen attending a University of Kansas preview today and Friday. Also noted is Mrs Owen Ogle of 630 Cleveland admitted to KU Medical Center yesterday. The brief also lists local ads for equipment, service, and dances with band schedules and event notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hughes
John Brockway
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Owen Ogle
Cleveland
University of Kansas Medical Center
Greek Premier Athanasiadis Novas Forms 15 Member Cabinet
Athens reports quiet morning after Friday riot linked to ousted premier Papandreou. Police injuries exceed 110 with over 20 arrested as Center Union deputies face investigation. King Constantine swore in Novas, who forms a cabinet of seven returning ministers and eight new faces. Parliament must reconvene by August 1 for a confidence vote amid possible party splits.
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Salonika
Athens
Athanasiadis Novas
Center Union Party
Constantine
Novas
Center Union
Corfu Island
Greece
Papandreou
National Radical Union
Illinois Rites For Famed Son
Illinois honors Adlai E. Stevenson with state ceremonies in Springfield as Gov. Otto Kerner leads a memorial. Dignitaries from Chicago to the United Nations attend. 1,800 mourners per hour file past the bier in the Capitol. Wreaths from Johnson and Kerner flank the casket as nations extend condolences.
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Ilinois
Kerner
Stevenson
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Dougelas
Ulysses S. Grant
Illinois
John P. Altgeld
Springfield
Washington
U.S
United Nations
London
Lincoln
Armed Services
Adlai Stevenson
Rotunda
Ernest L. Ives
Adlai MI. Borden
John Fell
Capitol
Paul H. Douglas
DeIll
Ives
Illnois
Johnson
Gov. Kerner
India
Africa
Girard Woman Symbol Of Fair
In Girard KansasAP Mrs Loren Green marks 49th year as Crawford County fair horticulture superintendent as the fair opens next month Her pass dated 1920 recalls her entry with her son Marvin Green a longtime Crawford County Fair Association secretary Her late husband once headed the department and Mrs Green has carried on since his death The family began long ties to the fair which also featured county institute events and early child beauty contests with Marvin later serving as most beautiful boy baby listed in memory of the era
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Girard
Kan
Crawford County
Loren Green
Marvin Green
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Crawford County Fair Association
Bobbish Students Present Recital at Ottawa University
Local music students under OU instructor Carl Bobbish will perform at 7 p m Tuesday in the university auditorium. Performers include Brad Reynolds Patricia Bishop Carol Scott Susie Smith Jackie Weber Betty Spencer Pamela Weber Jewell Scott and Dorothy Spencer with works ranging from Beethoven to contemporary pieces.
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Ottawa University
Carl Bobbish
Brad Reynolds
Children’s Corner
Patricia Bishop
Carl Spencer
Carol Scott
Albumblatt
Susie Smith
Jackie Weber
Betty Spencer
Pamela Weber
Jewell Scott
Dorothy Spencer
Melvern Names District Leaders and New Superintendent
Melvern Unified District 456 elected Roger Comstock of Quenemo as president and Everett Criqui of Olivet as vice president on July 1. Other board members include Lawrence Stadel of Quenemo Marvin White and Grover Burnett of Melvern Roy Tyson of Oliver. Arion D Bryson was hired as superintendent and will lead from Melvern with the new school year set to begin August 30 as schools receive extensive cleaning painting and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
Melevern Unified District 456
Everett Criqui
Olivet
Lawrence Stadel
Marvin White
Grover Burnett
Melvern
Roy Tyson
Oliver
Arion D. Bryson
Melevern
Kansas City Market Cattle and Hogs Report Slips
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle prices down across steer and heifer classes by 25.50. cows rise 25.75. calves steady. feeders mixed. Lambs and hogs also show declines from last week with varied price ranges across weight bands and classes.
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Kansas City
Rabies Tags Required for Ottawa Dogs under City Ordinance
Franklin County Humane Shelter reports several dogs without identification. Beatrice Martin Peck says rabies vaccination tags aid owner recovery and comply with Ordinance 2221 requiring annual vaccination by licensed vets and tagging. Violations carry fines from ten to one hundred dollars or up to 30 days in jail.
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Franklin County
Huemane
Beatrice Martin Peck
Ottawa
Kansas
Kelly Wins Two Roles in Eureka Springs Opera Festival
Susan Kelly, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray B Kelly of 916 N Cedar, earns roles as Timothy in The Shining Chalice and Dolcian in Sister Angelica at the Inspiration Point Fine Arts Colony in Eureka Springs Arkansas. She studies voice at the University of Kansas with Irene Peabody and will be a junior this fall. Festival runs July 21 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kelly
Ray B. Kelly
N. Cedar
Inspiration Point Fine Arts Colony
Eureka Springs
Ark
Timothy
Dolcian
Kelly
University of Kansas
Irene Peabody
Lawrence
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions list includes Ernest Johnson 925 N Oak Silas Huntington 503 E 4th Mrs Joe Willey Wellsville Eliseo Nunez 108 S Oak Mrs Jerry Holmon 119 E 5th Friday Dismissals include Mrs Robert Hopkins and daughter 506 E 8th Mr Samuel Mott 807 E 11th Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Johnson
Oak
Silas Huntington
Joe Whitley
Wellsville
Eliseo Nuneez
Jerry Holmon
Robert Hopkins
Samuel Mott
Tractor tip injures Ottawa youth at work
James Baldwin, 19, of 826 S Hicke ory, was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital Friday morning after a tractor he was driving tipped over. He jumped to exit and cut his chin on a combine but X rays showed no broken bones. He works for Sheldon Truck and Tractor in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baldwin
S. Hickeory
Baldwin
Sheldon Truck and Tractor
Ottawa
Ottawa Woman Injured In South Main Collision
An Ottawa woman suffered neck pain after a two car crash in the 1000 block of South Main at about 2 10 p m Friday. Karl A Brown 16 of 938 S Cherry drove a 1953 Ford. Mary L Risdon 56 of 1032 S Main drove a 1963 Ford. Risdon said her right turn signal was on as she prepared to turn into a drive and signaled slowing. Brown said she did not see the turn. Damage to the 53 Ford front right fender was about 175. No estimate for the 63 Ford left rear. Brown cited for careless driving in an accident.
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Ottawa
South Main
Karl A. Brown
S. Cherry
Main Street
Mary L. Risdon
S. Main
Kari Brown
Ford
Karl Brown
Police News: Local drivers cited for traffic violations
Stanley W Flory 17 Baldwin RFD 2 cited Friday at Forest Park for careless driving. Loren E Brownlee Jr 18 Olathe cited Friday in 700 block East Logan for speeding 39 in a 30 zone clocked by radar. Raymond C Evans 49 Spring Hill cited today in 700 block East Logan for 38 in a 30 zone. Michael W Floyd 17 1419 E Wilson cited today 400 block N Main for 33 in a 20 zone radar. Clinton G Everson 25 216 S Cedar cited today 100 block South Main for careless driving. Lavernon G Lohman 33 1234 N Sycamore cited today 600 block North King for displaying plates not registered. Donald R Downey 24 831 S Hickory cited Friday at First and Main for excessive exhaust noise.
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Stanley W. Flory
Baldwin Rfd
Forest Park
Loren E. Brownlee Jr
Olathe
East Logan
Raymond C. Evans
Spring Hill
Michael W. Floyd
E. Wilson
N. Main
N. Sycamore
North King
Donald R. Downey
Hickory
Deaths JOHN G WELCH 55 Topeka
John G Welch 55 of Topeka died July 16 at home after illness since April He was born January 14 1910 in Burlingame and married Mary C Rice August 25 1928 He lived in Pomona until 1952 then moved to Topeka employed as a roofer at Whelans Lumber Co Member of IOOF Lodge Topeka Survived by widow six children and many relatives Services 11 a m Monday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Raymond Langley officiating Burial Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona
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John G. Welch
Topeka
Burlingame
Mary C. Rice
Welch
Pomona
Whelan’s Lumber Co
Ioof Lodge
Kansas City
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Raymond Langley
Woodlawn Cemetery
Car collision on South Main injures no one
No injuries were reported after a two car crash at 63:25 p.m. Friday in the 1500 block of South Main. Larry M. Jones, 19, of 611 N. Mulberry, drove a 1949 De Soto and backed from a parking stall into Ronald W. Myers, 27, of 1328 S. Poplar, who drove a 1963 Falcon as he pulled from a drive. Damage to the Falcon rear was about $100. no damage to the De Soto.
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South Main
Larry M. Jones
N. Mulberry
Jones
Ronald W. Myers
S. Poplar
Garnett Elects Superintendent Myers for Unified District
Garnett, Anderson County选 district elects Walter Myers as superintendent of the unified school district spanning Westphalia Harris Garnett Greeley Bush City and Scipio over half the county. Myers has 14 years as Garnett city schools superintendent and has taught at all levels including college courses. The board includes members from Greeley Westphalia and Garnett.
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Garnett
Walter Myers
Anderson
Westphalia
Harris
Greeley
Bush City
Scipio
Myers
Garnett City
Unified School Board
New Books L At Carnegie Family Campers Cook Book
A roundup of recent books includes Bill Riviere's fund-raising camp cookbook with sections on equipment fuels and menus. Lately Thomas's Sam Ward profile notes his influence on American affairs. Richard W. O'Neill's High Steel Hard Rock and Deep Water details construction life from planners to divers. Arthur Hailey's Hotel follows five days in a New Orleans hotel. Peter Burchard's One Gallant Rush traces Colonel Shaw and the first Black regiment in the Civil War. Excellent.
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Bill Riviere
Sam Ward
Thomas
New York
California
America
Richard W. O’neill
Arthur Hailey
St. Gregory
New Orleans
Peter Burchard
Robert Shaw
Boston
Shaw
Brook Farm
Staten Island
Harvard
Shenendoah
Future District Elects President and Board Officials
J Lynn Holtwick was elected chairman of the future unified school district 289 at Wellsville Monday. John Reeves was elected vice president with Glenn Neis named to the second position for a two year term representing the north district. The Wellsville Bank was chosen as the district depository. Discussion covered future employes and the board aims to announce the next meeting soon.
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J. Lynn Holtwick
Future Unified School District
Wellsville
John Reeves
Glenn Neis
Wellsville Bank
Local Markets Wheat and Corn Prices Read Across The Board
Market notes list grain prices with limited legible figures for wheat soybeans milo and corn. Prices shown include modest values for ear corn shelled corn and butterfat with scattered decimal figures amid garbled OCR text.
Tip Winner Kim Christian Earns Herald Tip Prize
Kim Christian 12 of 12048 Wile Low wins Herald weekly tip award for reporting an accident to a bleary eyed reporter at 11. She earns a $5 prize with no other tipsters.
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Kim Christian
Wilelow
Weekly Herald
Carl Ray Chase seeks clemency in Kansas case
First published June 26 1965 and last published July 24 1965 notice states Carl Ray Chase jailed for burglary second degree habitation firearm offenses in Franklin County Kansas and will apply July 29 1965 for executive clemency to the Governor at Topeka Kansas. Petitioner Carl Ray Chase KSP No 14851.
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Carl Ray Chase
Hab
G. L
Franklin County
Kansas
Topeka
School District Plans Special Capital Outlay Fund
The Unified School District No. 287 Franklin County Kansas resolves to create a Special Capital Outlay Fund to finance construction, reconstruction, repair, remodeling, additions, furnishing, and equipping of school buildings, sites, and buses. A tax levy not to exceed three mills for up to five years will fund the effort, with publication in the Ottawa Herald for three weeks. Roy Herring presides, Jewell Spratt serves as clerk.
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Board of Education of
Unified School District No
Franklin County
Kansas
Board of Education
Unified School District
Ottawa Herald
Senate
Board of Education of Unified School District No
Roy Herring
Jewell Spratt
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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