Prnceton Recreation Assn Ice Cream Social July 25
Princeton Recreation Assn hosts an Ice Cream Social Saturday July 25 serving 6 30 p m at Princeton Methodist Church. Dr and Mrs W L Jacobus of Palm Desert Calif visit Mr and Mrs Ransom Benedett and friends in Ottawa. EDNA BALL pleads innocent to disturbing the peace. trial set 10 a m Aug 18. bond $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Recreation Ass'n
Princeton Methodist Church
W. L. Jacobus
Palm Desert
Calif
Ransom Benedett
Ottawa
Edna Ball
Rena L. Curtis
Kansas City Market Summary Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle numbers 1600 calves 50 steady to weak steers 24.75 choice 18.50 24.25 choice heifers 21.00-6 good 19.00 good and choice mixed steers and heifers 22.00 Hogs 2500 barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher sows steady to 25 lower 200-250 lb barrows gilts 17.00-17.50 225 lb 17.60 270-350 lb sows 14.00-14.75 Sheep 300 steady choice and prime spring lambs 23.25-23.50 good and choice 21.50-23.00 ewes 4.50-5.50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
USDA
Kansas City and Chicago Market Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
AP reports US cattle hog and sheep markets with robust hog numbers near 7 000 and steady to weak slaughter steer quotes, prime cattle loans and beef imports. Prices span hogs 17 13 to 18 50 per hundredweight and steers 20 to 25 per hundred, with lambs at 22 50 to 25 per hundred and ewes 4 to 6 50.
Marriage Licenses for James Riley and Karen Rose
James V. Riley age 28 of Shawnee Mission marries Karen L. Rose age 21 of Milwaukee Wisconsin, in a filed marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Riley
Shawnee Mission
Karen L. Roseborough
Milwaukee, Wis
Construction Employes File Suit Against Unions
A Paola district court hearing was postponed for Loyd Construction Co. of Ottawa in a suit against the Carpenter District Council of Kansas City and Vicinity United Brotherhood of Carpenters and joined individuals. The case seeks a temporary restraining order and injunction plus 5000 in damages over July 10 picketing at a new Safeway site in Osawatomi. Plaintiffs Oscar Turner Louis Eeord Floyd D. Bureh Carl Horn buckle Jerry D. Thompson and Gayl Shepherd claim reputational harm and anxiety from the picketing and lack a bargaining contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyd Construction Co
Ottawa
Paola
Safeway
Osawatomie
Oscar Turner
Louis Eeord
Floyd D. Bureh
Carl Hornbuckle
Carpenters District Council of
Kansas City and Vicinity
United Brotherhood of C
J, of America
Henry Brown
E. Masoner
Dan W. Meachan
Morris Eastland
E. R. Maddox
Richard Cox
Willard Edwards
Ray Myers
Labor Organization
J. D. Beckford
Beckford
Plans Set For Anderson County Fair Parade
Plans for the Anderson County Fair at Gare nett August 26 to 28 are announced with “Events in History” as parade theme. Prizes for open class, home demonstration units and 4-H clubs are 25, 20 and 15 dollars. floats judged on originality and theme accuracy. saddle clubs, decorated bicycles, comic make-up and children on ponies prizes also offered. 4-H King and Queen to be crowned from county club candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County
Garenett
Six Pleaded Guilty in County Court Traffic Fines
Six individuals appeared in county court and pleaded guilty to traffic violations. Neomia L. Thompson of Overland Park was fined six dollars for speeding 81 mph in a 75 mph zone north of Ottawa on I-35. Jack V. Patchen of Kansas City paid twenty five dollars plus costs for speeding 85 mph in a 60 mph zone near Ottawa on US-59. Alan M. Lankford of Shawnee Mission was fined eight dollars plus costs for speeding 83 mph in a 75 mph zone near Ottawa on I-35. Jimmy D. Morton of Ash faced five dollars plus costs for disobeying a stop sign at 15th and Hickory. Christine M. Jones of 128 S. Poplar was fined ten dollars plus costs for a defective muffler. Stephen R. Johnson of Leawood was fined fifteen dollars plus costs for speeding 90 mph in a 75 mph zone north of Ottawa on I-35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neomia L. Thompson
Overland Park
Ottawa
Jack V. Patchen
Kansas City
Alan M. Lankford
Shawnee Mission
Jimmy D. Morton
Ash
15Th
Hickory
Christine M. Jones
S. Poplar
Stephen R. Johnson
Leawood
Beauty Shop At Burg Opens
The first beauty shop in 20 years opens at Williamsburg. Mrs Joetta Vowell opened the shop July 7 on the west side of the barber shop. Vowell, a beauty school graduate from Topeka, lives with her husband and 10 month old son at Melvern.
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Williamsburg
Joetta Vowell
Former Ottawan Injured in Arizona Crash
Francis Tiger Arnold, a former Ottawan, is hospitalized in Tucson after a dust storm crash near Red Rock that killed eight and injured 25. He suffered a deep leg gash requiring surgery and skin grafts later, with his wife Tehma and daughters Judy and Connie aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Tiger) Arnold
Tucson
Ariz
Red Rock
Arnold
D. W.arnold
RFD 3
Levy Down For Paola Budget Cuts Tax Levy
The Paola school district proposes a 2.5 mill levy decrease or 2.50 per 1 000 of assessed value with a public hearing set for 7 p.m. July 31 at Paola High School. A 556 000 rise in district assessed valuation helped cut levy while bond retirement lowers bond and interest fund expenditures. General fund spending rises 35 104 due to salaries and furniture. Additional income from enrollment growth and a 5 per pupil boost from the state emergency school fund is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paola
Paola High School
Building Permits Filed for Homes on Hanes and Main Streets
Don Meeker filed Monday for a building permit to build a single family residence for Max Cartmill at 934 Hanes St costing 10000 dollars. Arthur W. Jones applied for a permit to erect a garage at 1443 S Main at a cost of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Meeker
Max Cartmill
Hanes St
Arthur W. Jones
S. Main
Funerals for Mrs Lillian Gage and Charles M Lips
Services were held for Mrs. Lillian A. Gage who died July 16 with Rev. Clyde Greisen officiating at Towner Chapel on July 21. Pallbearers included Vern Sink Terry Kramer Marvin Durbin LeRoy Pearson Albert Barnhard and George Heckman. Burial followed at Evergreen Mound Cemetery. Also honored were Charles M Lips who died July 19 with services July 21 at Roger Funeral Home Oak Grove Missouri led by Rev. Fred Pryor. Pallbearers were Omer Corn Jack Perry Russell Brillhart Roy Minter Clyde Hopper and Edward Brown with hymns sung by Margaret Webb Leoa Minter and others. burial was at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Lillian Gage
Lillian A. Gage
Towner Chapel
Clyde Greisen
Vern Sink
Terry Kramer
Marvin Durbin
LeRoy Pearson
Albert Barnhard
George Heckman
Everett Simmons
Rex Simmons
J. M. Kilgore
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Charles M. Phillips
Roger
Oak Grove
Fred Pryor
Omer Corn
Jack Perry
Russell Brillhart
Roy Minter
Clyde Hopper
Edward Brown
Margaret Webb
Leoa Minter
Richard Powell
Oak Grove Cemetery
New Class For Flowers At Miami County Fair
A new children's class added to the floriculture show at the Miami County Fair in Paola August 6 to 8. Entrants must be 12 or under and follow standard rules. flowers must be home grown and in place by noon August 6 for judging. Paola Garden Club will provide uniform receptacles, exhibitors supply their own vase. Judge: Mrs. E Turner.
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Paola
Paola Garden Club
Fair Board
E, E, Turner
Wellsville
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births This Week
ADMISSIONS Glenda Hill 426 S Locust Mrs Nate Rhoades 117 N Poplar Henry Roben Williamsburg Richard Merle Brockus Richmond Tuesday BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Robert Dean 517 Wn Mulberry daughter Wednesday weight 8 lb 714 oz Mr and Mrs Cecil McArdle 623 W Std daughter Wednesday weight 6 lb 1514 oz DISMISSALS Randle Bronson 815 Pecan Mrs Anna Lomas Osawatomie Mrs Eva Dotson RFD 2 PemonA Mrs Kenneth Heinitz 1111 N Sycamore Dillard Clay born 740 Olive Tuesday Glenda Hill 426 S Locust Mrs Mayme Bullock 1017 S Main Phyllis Anderson 704 S Cedar Mrs Wilma Lantis Ottawa Carl Cayot 514 Ash transferred to KU Medical Center Wednesday
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Glenda Hill
S. Locust
Nate Rhoades
N. Poplar
Henry Roben
Williamsburg
Richard
Merle Brockus
Richmond
Robert Dean
Mulberry
Cecil McArdle
Randle Bronson
Pecan
Anna Lomas
Osawatomie
Eva Dotson
RFD
Poemona
Kenneth Heinitz
N. Sycamore
Dillard Clay
Olive
Mayme Bullock
S. Main
Phyllis Anderson
S. Cedar
Wilma Lantis
Ottawa
Carl Cayot
Ash
K. U. Medical Center
James C. Spencer Dies at 72 in Clinton Indiana
James C. Spencer 72 of Clinton Indiana formerly of Richmond died today after a year of failing health and a month in hospital He was raised near Richmond and left in 1909 He was brother to Claude Spencer of Princeton and Ross Spencer of Richmond He leaves a wife and several children.
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James C. Spencer
Clinton
Ind
Richmond
Spencer
Claude Spencer
Princeton
Ross Spencer
Chancy Bainer dies aged 86 at Cedar House nursing home
Chancy Bainer 86 retired farmer and stockman died at 11:55 am Tuesday at Cedar House nursing home where he had lived seven months. He was born May 5, 1878 in Schenectady New York and lived in Emporia and Franklin County before moving to Ottawa in 1943. He married Cora Sink on Sept 25 1902 at Centropolis. Surviving are his wife a son Raymond two daughters Viola Stantorf and Gayle Page nine grandchildren eleven great grandchildren one great great grand child and one brother Clarence Bainer of Kingsport Tennessee. Services are at 2 pm Friday at Towner Chapel with Rev William Weber and Rev Weston James officiating Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis.
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Chancy Bainer
W. 6Th
Cedar House Nursing Home
Towner Chapel
William Weber
Weston James
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Centropolis
Schenectady
N. Y
Emporia
Franklin County
Ottawa
Cora Sink
Appanoose Church of the Brethren
Raymond
RFD
Viola Stantorf
Gayle Page
Clarence Bainer
Kingsport
Tenn
Deaths Mrs Corentha J Brown Pomona
Mrs Corentha Jane Brown 78 Pomona died at Cedar House nursing home where she had resided a week Services set for 10 a m Friday at Towner Chapel Rev Charles P Knight officiating Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona Born March 12 1886 in Pittsburg Missouri she lived in Hutchinson years worked in Hutchinson laundry moved to Pomona 1961 She married Hugh H Brown July 19 1939 in Hutchinson who died 1962 Surviving son Gilford S Higgins San Diego CA daughter Mrs W R Taylor Project City CA stepson Gilbert Brown and stepdaughter Mrs Delta Aldridge Cheney 13 grandchildren three great grandchildren three brothers Alex Diamond Harrisonville MO Gilford A Diamond Pomona Bernie L Diamond West Line and several nieces and nephews
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Corentha J, Brown
Corentha Jane Brown
Pomona
Cedar House Nursing Home
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Woodlawn
Brown
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Hugh H. Brown
Gilford S. Higgins
San Diego
Calif
W. R. Taylor
Project City
Gilbert Brown
Delta Aldridge
Cheney
Alex Diamond
Harrisonville
Gilford A. Diamond
Bernie L. Diamond
West Line
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E. Dawkins
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City, MO
Ellis
Bruce Spears
John Crutcher
Frankelin
North American
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa Country Club
Robert Grabham
Chippewa
Burg
Arizona
Coolidge
Thelma
Judy
Connie
Roberta Nixon
Ajo
Louis Dengel Son
Mortuay
Downer
Cular EL
Amy Cis Reed
Rans
Herald
Donald Averill
Velma F. Powers
Lavey Maxine Look
Franklin County Court House
Mrs
Leta Dunn
Order of White
Jerusalem
Cameron Patio
S. Oak
Alice Maxwell
H. P. Lanah
Cameron
B. F. Heidner
Hardware
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Ks
Rowley
Prairie Hills
Hiway
Meyers Dairy
Lawerence
Kansas
General Services
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Reeves
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Geo
Amer
Huffman, Waverly
Armekiin County Sale Co Inc
WES KX
Bert Gould
Rantoul
Kan
Francis Egeteston
Sheldon’s
McCormick
John Deere
Universal
Ford
Sheldon
Russell George
Olathe
Alan
Kyomona
Mis
Pomonia
G. W
Jerry’’ Bartsch
West 90Th Terr
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Dyer
Printy’s
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Oversbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Broanraone Rv
Golden Star
Davis
Spor
Ting Goods
Bob Uce
Johnson Motors
Cedar
Ruth Gowady
Garnett
Colby
White
Court House
Carload Purchase
Ecurniture & Appl
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