Miller grand larceny charge dismissed in county court
A grand larceny charge against Hubert E. Miller of Ola was dismissed after prosecutors failed to prove the guitar valued over $50. Miller had been charged July 8 with stealing the instrument from Lester Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert E. Miller
Olathe
Miller
Lester Bishop
Leonard N. Johnston
Wichita
Uss
Williamsburg
Fond
Dallas van Valkenburg
van Valkenburg
Ben Adlerberg
Carlis Brinkley
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Livestock and Grain Prices
Kansas City AP market notes show soybeans around 2.98, wheat near 5.0, shelled corn and barley with varied quotes. Hogs and cattle edges mixed as sows steady to 25 higher, hogs and barrows 190 to 280 pounds around 14.60 to 18.00, sheep and lambs steady, eggs varied, Butterfat around 48 to 43 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Barrows
Gills
Wellsville Flower Show Sets State Fair Theme
The Wellsville Garden Club will stage a fall flower show on September 8 at the Baptist Church basement with the theme State Fair. Show chairman is Mrs. John Neil, and committees cover schedule staging judges hospitality publicity education and tea. Entries committee includes Mrs. Carl Warnock Mrs. Lee Chamberlain Mrs. Oliver Neis and Mrs. W H Moherman. Seaman Douglas Lawson arrives from Newport R I to join his family as he reports for duty at Lakehurst Naval Base. The Wellsville Board of Education approves the 1961 62 calendar and fee schedule for the multi purpose room. Notable local events include a surprise party for Mrs Eva Deay and Little League results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Wellsville
W. J0. Farner
Lester Whitley Sr
Lester Whitley Jr
Carl Warnock
Lee Chamberlain
Oliver Neis
W. H. Moherman
Bernhard Fleming
James Bosworth
Hugh Maey
Ralph Lidikay
Art Chanay
Tom Ruddell
John Neis
H. E. Patton
Elmo Turner
Aden Stinson
Ralph O'Neil
Douglas Lawson
Newport
R. I
School of Naval Justice
Douglas Ray
Ray Brecheisen
Lawson
Dorothy Brecheisen
Lakehurst
N .J
Lakehurst Naval Base
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Robbins In Kansas City
Funeral services for Elizabeth Robbins 59 of Kansas City will be at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville Saturday at 2 p m Rev R B Shoemaker officiating. Burial at Walnut Creek Cemetery. She died after brief illness while ward clerk at Trinity Lutheran Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Robbins
Kansas City
Coughlin
Wellsville
R. B. Shoemaker
Walnut Creek
Minnie Mae Lindsay
Landon
Rosene Gray
Lyndon
Lindsay
Stephen CC
Rebecca (Delbert) Leavell
Perryeburg
Ind
Hoyt
Alva A. Lindsay
The
Baptist Church
Nell Gray
Grace Williams
Ethyl Bailey
Topeka
Harey Lindsay
Apple Valley
Calif
Donald Lindsay
Mobile
Ala
Shaffers Mortuary
Lyndon Cemetery
Fatal Crash Injuries Claim Two Kansas Residents
Paul E. O'Malley, 47, Kansas City, died Thursday from injuries in a Kansas Turnpike accident. His sister, Mrs. Alice K. Arnold, 58, Junctionary, Kan, was killed outright when the car struck a bridge Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Paul E. O'Malley
Kansas Turnpike
Alice K. Arnold
Junctionary
Astronaut Grissom Escapes Sinking Capsule in Atlantic
Astronaut Gus Grissom blew the hatch and swam about 70 feet after his capsule began sinking in the Atlantic. A Marine helicopter plucked him from the water within about two minutes as the craft slid to 280 fathoms, with Grissom later noting his head felt full of seawater.
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Uss
Randolph
Gus Grissom
Atlantic Ocean
Grissom
Space Agency
Atlantic
Voff
Cape Canaveral
Phillip, Upschukte
Quincy, Ill
la George Cox
Eustis, Fla
James Lewis
Lufkin
Houston
Tex
John Reinhard
Bloomington
Ill
Lewis
Reinhard
Space ‘Agency
Jerome Strong
Ito
Upschulte
Cox
Ham
Shepard
Earth
Grand Bahama Island
Camp Flight For Astronaut Camp Flight For Astronaut
Proceedings describe a space camp for young trainees detailing activities and missions. Officials from NASA and related organizations outline curriculum, safety protocols, and schedule. Participants engage in simulated launches, zero gravity drills, and science demonstrations with mentors guiding the program.
Anderson Urges Clinton Grove Onaga and Woodbine Reservoirs
Gov. John Anderson urged authorization of four Kansas River basin reservoirs Clinton Grove Onaga and Woodbine with flood control and recreation potential. He asked local officials to meet federal cost rules and signaled state participation pending other projects. Transportation and funding implications dominated the appeal to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
Clinton, Grove, Onaga
Woodbine
Kansas River
Anderson
Gen. K. Wilson Jr
U. S. Engineers
Kansas City
Corps of Engineers
Congress
Kansas Water Resources Board
Jesse Clifford Wright
S. Main
Clinton Reservoir. Com Memorial
Harrison County
James
Ida (Sherrill) Wright
Blanche Brazzell
Richter Methodist Church
Ottawa
Bonnie Hughson Brown
Marvin C. Wright
Emporia
Larry
C. Wright
S. Locust
Clinton
Wakarusa River
Lawrence Grove
Soldier Creek
Onaga
Vermillion Creek
Wondhbine
Lyon Creek
Lyona
Kansas
The
Water Resources Board
Clinton Reservoir
Wakarusa Valley
Corps of Enginers
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Hospital notes list admissions including Allen Ashcraft Quenema Edith Thompson Gary Howard and others. Births recorded for Mr and Mrs Harald Gage a son born Thursday weighing 4 pounds 182 ounces. Dismissals note Mrs Gertrude Kemper of Longview Texas on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Ashcraft
Quenema
Edith Thompson
Pomona
Gary Howard
Poplar
David Sutherland
OS. Ash
Josephine Reed
RED & Fon
Dunlap
E. Logan
Harald Gage
Gertrude Kemper
Longview, Tex
Water board defers reservoirs plan amid uncertain need
The board halted plans for three reservoirs Grove Onaga and Woodbine to await a clearer immediate demand for water storage. Officials said further developments could reveal a need for alternatives if the three sites no longer fit future requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Grove
Onaga
Woodbine
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Spyder Pharmacy
Price Motor Co
Ward
Ellis
Ella
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Franklin County Historical Society
S. H. Haight
John Lloyd
Franklin County Welfare Department
Ottawa Herald
Bill Lee Williams
Wellsville News
Elba Hopkins
Bob Hopkins
Farmington
N. M
Brown Fleck
Forest Grove
Ore
F. R. Myers
San Bernadino
Harvey Barton
Bell
Robert Massengale
Floyd Smith
Ed Barnett
Nadine Sholtz
Ft. Worth
Nadine
Millie Largent
Sholtz
Largent
Massengale
Minnie Todd
Patrine Hay
Sadie Higbie
Bertha Miller
Eva Deay
Board of Education
Wellsville Jr. Unified School District No
Vacalon
Supt
W. E. Peterson
Eudora
Holiday
Rhoades
St. Joseph Hospital
Wom
An's Society of Christian Service
Wellsville Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Glen Head
Clarence Coffman
W. D. Farney
Paul Warren
Texas Alpine Center
United States
India
Della C. Lamb
Vacation Bible School
Dot Harrison
Marion Bosworth
Washburn
Harold E. Sponberg
Northern Michigan College
Gagarin
Stanley White
Mercury Control Center
Dependable Ambulance
Goviawa
Lamb Guneral
Gltiawaransas
Wright
Jesse Clifford
Maine St
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Towner
Jack Nelson
Kas
OverBrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James
Jawa
Main
Wilson
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Frank Simon
Ralph Ritche
Baldwin
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
RFD
Albert
Harold
Wight
Quawa Livestock Commission Co
Sttron
Kane
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Rore
Libeees Beenane
Weibe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Lawrence
Wilbur Brockway
Dept
P.O. Box
Dallas
Texas
Men and Women Ltd
John Walton
Baldwin City
Alan Rybolt
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Duraclean
Singer
Albrights PLC
P.O
Milo Randall
Henry Alban
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Services
Standard Rendering Co
McCrac
Harry Smith
ST. Joe
Ford Ferguson
Overbrank
Charles Ingle
Glenn Kalb
Newton
Leeds
Fort
Williamsburg Produce Co
Leeds, Fert
Clark Soya Beans
Roberts Bros
Arcadia
Gingerich Fert
Allbright
Arnold's Thrift
North Hickory
Fon Fedder
Coffmans
West Wilson
Firestone
Plaza Shop
Reliable Transfer Company
S. Hickory
Frigidaire Refrigerator
Malott Hardware
Douglas Bros
Main Ottawa
GE. Frostguard
White's Furniture & Appliance
Court House
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