Sun City woman recovering after hospital stay brief
JOAN MCCANDLESS daughter of Dr and Mrs O R McCandless, 10913 Connecticut Ave Sun City Arizona, is recuperating following a brief stay in Doctors Hospital Phoenix Arizona. The family moved to Sun City three years ago after Ottawa residence. Also includes local ads for ice cream and cake event and various service notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan McCandless
O. R. McCandless
Connecticut Ave
Sun City
Ariz
Doctors Hospital
Phoenix
Ottawa
Ottawa couples obtain marriage licenses on July 16 and 17
Marriage licenses issued in Ottawa list Robert Hayden Jr. aged 20 and Patricia Collum aged 18. Frederick Richard Wood aged 19 and Marcia Anne Casseda aged 18. Billy V. Clark aged 27 and Shirley D. Vinson aged 19. All couples are recorded with the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hayden Jr
Ottawa
Patricia Collum
Frederick Richard Wood
Marcia Anne Casseda
Billy V. Clark
Shirley D. Vinson
Police News Cited for Speeding in Allare Block
Three persons were cited early this morning for speeding in the 200 block on North Main Allare to appear in police court at 7 30 a m July 22 John C Viets 28 Brazilian was cited for speeding in a 20 m p h zone Floyd H Milton 44 534 s Sycamore was cited for speeds 31 in a 20 m p h zone Hallie C Moore 62 Williams burg was cited for speeding 32 in a 20 m p h zone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Allare
John C. Viets
Floyd H. Milton
Sycamore
Permit Granted to Charles Fletcher for Trailer Home
Charles Fletcher of 826 S Cherry receives a building permit dated July 19 to erect a house trailer at an estimated cost of 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fletcher
S. Cherry
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
KC Markets report shows cattle and calves steady with limited gains for feeders, hogs steady to higher, sows up, lambs strong with spring values. Prices listed by weight and class for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, feeder cattle, hogs, sows, and various lamb grades. Also notes on wholesale eggs, live fryers, and butter prices in Missouri and Arkansas markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Award To Area Navy Trainee Reed Jr. Selected
Fred Reed Jr., 17, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Reed of Baldwin, earned a place in a special U S Navy company named Kansas For World Peace. The group was chosen from Kansas by Navy exam grades and left June 12 for nine weeks of recruit training after a governor led send off. Gov Avery and others hosted a rodeo and barbecue, with graduation at San Diego Naval Training Center expected in late August. Reed, a 1965 Baldwin High School graduate, is assigned to Company 270030, San Diego Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reed Jr
Fred Reed
Balwin
United States Navy
Kansas
State of Kansas
Avery
Gov
Reed
San Diego Naval Training Center
Baldwin Hich School
U.S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
No Trace of The Paola Motel Killing Weapon
Paola Kansas AP reports Skyline Motel owner Henry L. Schasteen, 35, was shot at his office door. A .22 magnum bullet killed him. Police and Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents search along the Paola Adrian route for the gun. Suspect William Edward Gier, 33, of Adrian Missouri, a barber and nephew of Schasteen’s widow, is jailed on first degree murder charges.
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Paola
Kan
Henry L. Schasteen
Skyline
Kanesas Bureau of Investigation
Adrian
William Edward Gier
Miami County
Wreck on US 59 near Garnett injures three youths
Three youths Richard Duke 21 Mary Ann Weiss 20 and Lloyd Sutton 23 were riding Honda motorcycles south of Garnett on US 59 about 1130 p m Friday when the crash happened. All received cuts and bruises and Sutton suffered a broken collarbone. They were taken to Anderson County hospital. The youths told Sheriff Bill Gadelman that no one remembers the incident and no motorcycle malfunction was found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Richard Duke
Mary Ann Weiss
US 59
Lloyd Sutton
Weiss
Sutton
Anderson County
Bill Gadelman
Ethel Merman Seeks Freedom From Long Broadway Runs
Hollywood AP reports Ethel Merman says she is finished with long running Broadway shows but will stay in show business through films and TV. She plans shorter stage engagements and will open Call Me Madam in the round at Valley Music Theater Woodland Hills with Richard Eastham, Russell Nype, and her daughter Ethel Six Geary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bacon
Hollywood
Ethel Merman
Broadway
Dolly
New York
Ethel
Gypsy
Madam
Valley Mussic Theater
Woodland Hills
Richard Eastham
Russell Nype
Ethel Jr
Ethel Six Geary
Obituaries for Nearmyer Forrer and Willis in Kansas aged notices
Clarence A Nearmyer 57 of 722 E Ninth died at KU Medical Center after illness. Services Tuesday Lamb Funeral Home. burial Rose Lawn near Ottawa. Survived by wife Birdell Fields 1941 marriage. children Val Finney Roger Nearmyer. siblings and extended family listed. Ethel Marie Forrer 69 Princeton RFD 1 died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after five months. Funeral Wednesday Lamb Funeral Home. burial Princeton Cemetery. Donations to American Cancer Society suggested. Homer Bryan Willis Baldwin longtime superintendent a, rest home. Funeral Thursday First Methodist Baldwin. Oakwood Cemetery burial. Survived by sons Roger and Warren. sisters and brothers. heart fund donation requested.
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Clarence A. Nearmyer
K.U. Medical Center
Lamb Funeral Home
Robert E. Sherbondy
Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens
Ottawa
Prairie City
Iowa
Parsons
Dirk
Grace E. (Young) Nearmyer
Birdell Fields
Harwood
Harry Henery Construction Co
Roger Scott
Val Finney
Roger Nearmyer
N. Poplar
Walter Beasley
Waverly
Edna Roebuck
Fort Leonard Wood
Albert Kunkel
Joe Comemeree
Paola
Robert Stein
Topeka
James Teal
Brandywine
Lawrence Nearmyer
Dennison
Tex
Ethel M, Forrer
Ethel Marie Ferrer
Princeton Rfd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Charles P. Knight
Princeton
American Cancer Society
Lamb
Forrer
Samuel Francis
Louisa (Case) Hockensmith
Stillwell
Franklin County
Pomona
Thomas Forrer
Union Chapel Methodist Church
Thomas R. Forrer
E. Segundo
Calif
Lamar Forrer
Beulah Witherspoon
Cecil Horton
Seward
Alaska
Hazel Hockensmith
Artesia
N. M
Pearl Shearer
Hyattsville
Lauras Belle Smith
Salina
Herman Hockensmith
Glen Hockensmith
Junction City
Howard Hockensmith
Pendleton
Ore
Charles Hockensmith
Hermiston
Homer Bryan Willis
Baldwin
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
C. L Coldsmith
Oakwood Cemetery
Heart Fund
Willis
Lawrence
Northwest
Kansas
Lois Mildred Bruton
Roger
Prairie Village
Warren
Liverpool
N. Y
Chloe Willis
Edna Wells
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ross
Death Notice for John F. Kramer of Waverly
John F. Kramer, 84, of Waverly died July 19 at Newman Hospital in Emporia. A retired farmer born April 8, 1881 in Eudora, he is survived by wife Edith, two children Gladys Ellis of Kansas City and John H. Kramer of Lampe, Mo, and two sisters Mrs. Fred Bird of Kansas City and Mrs. Earl White of Lyndon. Services will be Wednesday at the Waverly Methodist Church with burial at Melvern Cemetery.
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John F. Kramer
Waverly
Newman Hospital
Emporia
Kramer
Eudora
Edith
Gladys Ellis
Kansas City
John H. Kramer
Lampe
Fred Bird
Earl White
Lyndon
Waverly Methodist Church
Melvern
How They Voted on Recent Roll Calls in Congress
A P report lists Kansas Republican members voting on key actions. It notes Senate passage of a health care and Social Security bill, a $35 million civil defense funding amendment rejected, and votes on an omnibus housing bill, a voting rights bill, cigarette pack health labels, and silver content changes. Named members include Carlson Pearson Dole Shriver Ellsworth Mize Shriff er Skubitz and others with yeas and nays recorded.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Carlson
Pearson
Young
Ohio
Ing— Pearson
Ellsworth
Dole
Mize
Shriver, Skubitz
Powell Backs Johnson Plan With Desegregation Safeguard
Senator Powell urged support for Johnson's national teachers corps while calling for protections for Negro teachers displaced by desegregation. President Johnson asked Congress to pass the corps, fellowships, and college aid to boost teacher quality as a White House conference on education looms with about 650 leaders attending.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Johnson
National Teachers Corps
Congress
Carl Perkins
House
Perkins
Powell
New York
House Education and Labor Committee
National Education Association
New York City
White House
Boyle Signs Off Viet Nam
Hal Boyle bids farewell from Saigon in a signed column reflecting on the Vietnam War. He notes the shift from adviser and supporter to military participant, the uncertainty of outcomes, and the paradoxes of a war with no fixed lines or clear friend or foe as American blood and tears may continue.
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Hal Boyle
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Stevenson Cited Voice Of Reason At Bloomington Funeral
Thousands attended the memorial in Illinois State University’s Horton Fieldhouse and about 200 to the Unitarian church service for Adlai E. Stevenson. National figures led by President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey joined family and close friends in paying tribute to a universal citizen praised as the voice of peace and reason for all peoples. Police closed streets for the burial route to Evergreen Memorial Cemetery where Stevenson's flag-draped casket was viewed by about 700 an hour.
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Bloomington, Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Horton Fieldhouse
Ilinois State University
Unitarian Church
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Earl Warren
Johnsons
Luci
Washington
Dana McLean Greeley
Boston
Unitarian Universalist Association
Stevenson
America
Dr. Greeley
U.S
United Nations
Evergreen Memorial Cemetery
Adlair E. Stevenson
Ilinois
London
Hospital Admissions and Discharges and Births Row
Admissions list multiple names and addresses for Saturday and Sunday with discharges including Wellsville Wellsville and Kansas City. Birth notes record two new daughters with weights and parental names and street addresses.
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Lester Coffman
Wellsville
Ed Sheldon
Mulberry
Carrie Adams
Elm
Charles E. Shepherd
Sycamore
Margaret Good
Ottawa
Joel Mohler
Cherry
Drew Moore
Alan Smith
Oak
Sterling Crawford
Otis Miller
N. Main
Robert Watkins
No Injury In Wreck On West First
An 11:24 a.m. Saturday crash in the 100 block of West First involved a 1961 Chevrolet pickup and a 1954 Chevrolet truck. The door of the pickup struck the truck bed as the right door opened. no injuries or arrests were reported and damage estimates were not listed. Harold H. Van Horn, 63, Pomona RFD 2, and Hughie R. Atherton, 54, 122 S. Oak, were the drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Harold H. van Horn
Pomona
Chevrolet
Two Wrecks On County Roads Reported By Sheriff
The sheriff reports two accidents over the weekend on Eisenhower Roads. A 1959 Ford driven by Hazel Crumm rear ended a 1963 Oldsmobile driven by Marjorie Johnson, causing 250 dollars in damage. both drivers uninjured. Crumm said dust and watching motorcycles blocked view while traveling north at 35 to 40 mph. Johnson also northbound said she stopped suddenly to avoid the car ahead. Witnesses Rex Murphy and C W McMurry. A second crash on North Eisenhower Road involved a 1962 Fiat driven by York Pritchard, causing 200 dollars in damage. he was not injured and was fishing when the car went into a left ditch. Pritchard was charged with being drunk in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower Road
Hazel L. Crumm
Marjorie A. Johnson
Kansas City
Crumm
Johnson
Ford
Oldsmobile
Rex Murphy
Wellsville
C. W. McMurry
Kiddex
York W. Pritchard
N. Locust
Pritchard
Albany Man Forfeits Bond Over Traffic Charge
County Court records show Richard Steinbach of Albany forfeited a $15 bond on July 16 for improper passing at an intersection and marking a no passing zone after being cited July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Steinbach
Albany
N.Y
Steinbach
CUMMING Jr TJ prominent Ottawa citizen dies
Memorial notices announce the death of TJ Cummings Jr an Ottawa resident. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 00 p m at Lamb Funeral Home with Slade officiating and interment in Paola Cemetery. Friends may call after 7330 Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrer
Ethel Marie Forrer
Thomas Forrer
Franklin County
Lamb Funeral
Princeton
Bloodmobile to Visit Ottawa July 26 at Uni Union
The Ottawa blooddrive challenges residents to donate half the supply to the Red Cross next week. Franklin County donors have historically come from rural areas college towns and nearby towns. Blood donor chairman Jack Morrisey says the Ottawa University student union will host the event with slots at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on July 26.
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Ottawa
Red Cross
Franklin County
Jack Morrisey
Ottawa University
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Clarence A, Nearmyer
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Boyle
Voice of Reason
Max Kirkland
Eliseo Nunez
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Floyd A
Jacob
A.M
Chas, Ratliff
W.M. Clarence E, Rea, Secy
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Carl Brooks
Modern House, Furniture and Tools
Quenemo
Printy
Ben Printy
N, Main
Harold Stewart
Homer Rule
West 15Th St
Kans
Clifford R
Hobbs
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Jim Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Osage City Livestock Sales
Osage City
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