Local Notices From Kansas City and Colorado
Dennis Schulz, son of Mr and Mrs John Schulz, Ottawa RFD 4, entered K U Medical Center Kansas City. Marjorie A Jefferies 1028 S Sycamore registered for Colorado State College summer session in Greeley. Tally Baptist Church social offers homemade ice cream and cake Thursday July 22 at 6 30 p m. Eldon Henley released from K U Medical Center Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Schulz
John Schulz
Ottawa
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Marjorie A. Jefferies
S. Sycamore
Colorado State College
Greeley
Colo
Tally Baptist Church
Eldon Henley
Hickory
Franklin County Grange Picnic at Forest Park Sunday
The Franklin County Grange Picnic will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at Forest Park. Connie Welton and Louise Fockele are now hairstylists at Goldie's Beauty Salon. Ottawa Drug Stores will be closed for the Howard Mann funeral from 1:30 to 3:30. Mary Ellen Kochenower is the new hair stylist at Fredanne Beauty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Grange
Forest Park
Connie Welton
Louise Fockele
Goldie
S. Mann
Ottawa
Howard Mann
Mary Ellen Kochenower
Fredanne Beauty Shop
Garage sale in Garnett on July 23 and 24
A neighborhood garage sale is planned for July 23 and 24 at 127 West Second in Garnett Kansas. Items include household goods, decor, and small furnishings from local residents. Proceeds support participating households and a community drive.
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Garnett
Browns to Face Cross Examination in Sex Assault Case
Prosecution to cross examine Jim Brown in Cleveland as he denies sexual relations with 18 year old Brenda Ayres and rejects her assault and battery claims. Ayres testified of slaps in Brown's motel room on June 19 and alleged eight sexual encounters. Brown, weighing 230 pounds, fled the scene for 23 minutes during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Jim Brown
Brenda Ayres
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Anu
Brow
Silo Sale Prompts Wide Bids On Surplus Silos
Washington AP reports GSA offered 148 surplus concrete underground missile silos with bids ranging from 1 to 26110. Silos, some in Kansas, cost the government 12 to 25 million each to build. Howard Greenberg said there was no relation between cost and sale value, calling it an investment in national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Services Administration
Kansas
Howard Greenberg
GSA
Marriage License Granted for Milliken and Thorne Brugh
On July 22 Larry Milliken 18 of Williamsburg and Sondra Thorne brugh 18 of Quenemo obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Milliken
Williamsburg
Sondra Thornebrugh
Quenemo
Funeral services for Harry Bates held in Ottawa church
Funeral services for Harry Bates, who died Wednesday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Grace Episcopal Church in Ottawa with Rev. Lede pold Hoppe officiating. Burial follows at Highland Cemetery. Active pallbearers include Verne White, George Barber, J. E. Thornton, Roger Waggy, George M. Stewart and Thomas H. Rathjen. Burial was in Princeton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bates
Grace Episcopal Church
Ottawa
Ledepold Hoppe
Highland Cemetery
Gy. G. F. Eversmeyer
Arethur Anderson
Verne White
George Barber
J. E. Thornton
Roger Waggy
George M. Stewart
Thomas H. Rathjen
Princeton Cemetery
Averill
Robert McMath Averill
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Lamb Funeral
Leopold H. Hoppe
Hope Cemetery
Lamb Funereal
Services for Mrs Ethel Mae Forrer
Services for Mrs Ethel Mae Forrer who died July 19 were July 21 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Honorary pallbearers named Ben Miller F C Martin Guy Towers and C A Wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Forrer
Ethel Maerie Forrer
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Ben Miller
F.C Martin
Guy Towers
C. A. Wage
Pomona Senior In Lions Band Member Returns
Warren Wittman, Pomona High School senior, traveled with the 100 member Kansas Lions International Band to Los Angeles for a competition. The band placed third among bands from all states and foreign countries. Wittman was sponsored by the Pomona Lions Club and previously sent to the Lions State Band at Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wittman
Leo Wittman
Pomona
Pomona High School
Los Angeles
Kansas Lions International Band
Pomona Lions Club
Wittman
Lions
Wichita
Man Killed In Overland Park Auto Crash After Wedding
In Ottawa, Fredrick Wood, tied to a planned honeymoon, faced charges as a minor, with the arraignment waived. Police said a light rain contributed to a crash in Overland Park where no skid marks were found and Wood’s speed was 30.35 mph in a 45 zone. Checks on Wood and companions for drunkenness were negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Aed Ca
Overland Park
Wood
Ottawa
Area student in Iowa to star in summer operas
John Hegarty of Ottawa is among 30 new crew members for the University of Towns summer production of two modern light operas. The 003 lth graduate and son of W.G. Hearty will serve on the paint crew as the school stages the July 27 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hegarty
Ottawa
Vie
Yen
University of Town
G.uruing
Hearty
W.G. Hearty
Fiue
Iowa
Funeral services for T. J. Cummings Jr.
T J Cummings Jr died July 18 with services July 21 at Lamb Funeral Home officiated by Rev Charles P Knight and Rev Roger F Greenslade. Honorary pallbearers listed with active pallbearers and group attendance of Ottawa post office associates. Burial in Paola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cummings JR
Lamb
Charles P. Knight
Roger F. Greenslade
Guy Doty
Louis Baehr
Brice Bailey
Drew McLaughlin Sr
Paola
Howard Murphy
Norfolk
Neb
C.M. Ott
Ed Hoseler
Dean Berlin
A. G. Madison
Harry Buckels
Truyn Bischoff
W. B. DeVilbiss
Arthur Wharton
R. S. Roberts
Fred Kaiser
Byron Faden
George Lister
Floyd Minnick
John B. Pierson
Winton A. Winter
Robert M. Clogston
Herbert W. Johnson
A. H. North
C. J. Milton
Cummings
Ottawa Post Office
Kansas City Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
Kansas City AP market notes list cattle calves steady to up, feeder steers and heifers mixed around 23 to 25, hogs and sows with 20s, sheep and spring lambs down 75, buyers wary on certain weights. Prices shown for various weights and grades, including calves 50, 200-225 lb, 250-280 lb, and sows 200-400 lb with ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansas Ciiy
Mae
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Mrs Eugene Hart Pomona RFD 2 Mrs Lawrence Jacob 632 S Cherry Thomas Daniels 127 S Locust Mrs Rollo Care ter 120 S Poplar Mr Glen Nicholson 317 Ash Wednesday Joey Mealman Pomona Mrs Merlin Fishburn Richmond RFD 1 Thursday Dismissals include Mes GBE Harford 762 E Pre RO Tassay Sweep Been Births record a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Hagelin 18th 5 Ibs 402 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joe Yockey 727 5 Sycamore Thursday 7 Ibs 11 o7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hart
Pomona
Rfd
Lawrence Jacob
Cherry
Thomas Daniels
Rollo Careter
Poplar
Glen Nicholson
Joey Mealman
Merlin Fishburn
Richmond Rfd
Mes
Gbe
Harford
Tassay
Charles Hagelin
Joe Yockey
Sycamore
Police Court Bond Forfeitures and Pleas In Ottawa
Police court today listed forfeit bonds and guilty pleas to traffic charges. Names include Jimmie E. David speeding 40 in a 30 zone. Edna B. Justice failed to stop at an intersection. Loren E. Brownlee Jr speeding 39 in a 38 0 m.p.h. zone. and others with speeds from 31 to 42 in 20 to 30 m.p.h. areas. Pleas of guilty resulted in fines up to 25 dollars. one case of reckless driving earned 25 dollars, with others continued or appealed as noted. Additional arraignments and license issues scheduled, including a dismissed license charge for Elmer Lee Langley and a not guilty plea by Karl Anne Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie E. David
Cedar
Edna B. Justice
Ottawa
Loren E. Brownlee Jr
Cherry
James R. Foster
Ottawa Rfc
Raymond C. Evans
Spring Hill
Michael W. Floyd
Johnny F. Branson
N. Mulberry
Albert H Sheffield
Sycamore
Stanley W. Flory
Baldewin Rfd
John A. Thompson
Elm
Donald R. Downey
S. Hickory
Olive P. Barrett
Paola
William Schrader
Schrader
Elmerlee Langley
Pomona
Karl Anne Brown
S. Cherry
Clinton G. Everson
S. Cedar
Everson
Lavernon G. Lohman
N. Sycaemore
Lohman
Raymond W. Wiseman
N. Muleberry
Wiseman
Keith J. Higginbotham
S. Poplar
Higginbotham
Gary W. Malburg
N. Main
Ronald L. Depriest
Milner
County Court Plea Deals Late July Citations
Gerald Ray Morris 30 of 315 E 5th pleaded guilty July 22 in county court to two counts no lights on rear of truck and boat trailer and driving left of center line after July 15 citation Morris fined 10 and 10 with 9 costs Ora E. Douglas 47 of Kansas City pleaded guilty July 22 to improper passing a July 3 charge and paid 10 fine plus 9 costs Tom Williams 51 of Emporia pleaded guilty July 20 to speeding 92 in a 75 zone cited by aircraft paying 17 fine and 9 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ray Morris
Morris
Ora E. Douglas
Kansas City
Tom Williams
Emporia
Vendo Display Ends Sunday at Old Depot
The Vendo Museum of Antiquities travels to Old Depot for a Sunday afternoon closing display. Mr. and Mrs. James Seye mour of Rantoul and Mrs. Carl Cayot plus Mrs. F. L. Bidleman host at Centennial cabin. Museums open 2 to 6 p m. Daily attendance averages about 125 with 50 to 60 visiting the cabin each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendo Museum of Antiquities
Old Depot
James Seyemour
Rantoul
Carl Cayot
F. L. Bidleman
Centennial Cabin
J. E. Hardrode
Planes Close To Chinese Border In Vietnam Strike
U S war planes pushed nearer than ever to the Chinese frontier in a North Viet Nam raid. Three F105 Thunderchiefs hit a highway bridge 41 miles from the Chinese border, destroying it 165 miles northwest of Hanoi. They also struck Yen Bay railroad yards 80 miles northwest of the capital. Communist ground fire was heavy, but all aircraft returned safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Laiuers
Hanoi
Yen Bay
Philuis
Deaths Mrs Anna Boyke 86
Mrs. Anna Boyke 86, of Cedar House Nursing Home, died 1 p.m. Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital where she was admitted July 10. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at Towner Chapel with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Burial in Hope Cemetery. Born December 5, 1878 in El Dorado, she lived in Pomona before moving to Ottawa 40 years ago. Married to George Boyke, who died January 16, 1943. Survived by one daughter Mrs. John Miller of Portland, Oregon. three sons Paul Boyke of Ottawa RFD 1, Earl Boyke of Valley Center, Kenneth Boyke of Big Springs. six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Boyke
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Hope Cemetery
German Lutheran Church
John Miller
Portland
Ore
Paul Boyke
Ottawa
Johnson closes White House Education Conference
Washington(AP) The two day White House Conference on Education ends with a consensus that much remains to be done. President Johnson says discussions will guide new programs and legislative proposals. Key concerns include desegregation, dropouts, urban school decline, and preschool programs for deprived city children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Johnson
W Ville Girl Penny Ross Stars in Bye Bye Birdie
Penny Ross, thirteen, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Oren Carroll Wellsville, appeared in Dallas Summer Musicals production of Bye Bye Birdie as one of eight extras chosen from about two hundred auditions. She sang and danced mainly, studied two years with Mrs Edgar Wells in Dallas, youngest student she has accepted. Penny noted it wasn’t as violent as some musicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Ross
Oren Carroll
Wellsville
Dallas Summer Musicals, Inc
Birdie
Penny
Edgar Wells
Dallas
Major Stars American League Batting and Pitching Leaders
Major League leaderboards list Yastrzemski Mantilla and Oliva among batting leaders for 200 at bats with .338 and .316. Horton Colavito Aparicio Campaneris headline RBIs hits runs and steals, while PapPas Grant McDowell Lolich pace pitching statistics with decisive counts.
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Yasetrzemski
Boston
Mantilla
Oliva
Minnesota
Killebrew
Horton
Detroit
Davalillo
Cleveland
Yastrzemski
Campaneris
Kanesas City
Aparicio
Baltimore
Colavito
Kansas City
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Pappas
Grant
Strikouts — McDowell
Lolich
Baseball Standouts National League Leaders 1966
National League batting leaders include Clemente Pittsburgh at .338 and Mays San Francisco at .333 with Rose Cincinnati posting 119 hits and 78 runs. Harper Cincinnati leads with 78 runs, while Johnson Cincinnati drives in 72. Pitching shows Koufax Los Angeles with 173 decisions and an .850 win rate, plus 214 strikeouts to Gibson 162.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Johnson
Banks
Chicago
Pinson
Clendenon
Williams
Fairly
Los Angeles
Allen
Philadelphia
Callison
Wills
Brock
St. Louis
Kouefax
Koufax
Gibson
Clogston Heads Hospital Board in Ransom Memorial Election
Robert M. Clogston president of the First National Bank was elected president of the Ransom Memorial Hospital board of trustees, succeeding Ransom Bennett as secretary. L. W. Hostetter was reelected vice president, Robert B. Wellington treasurer, with William Neill as fifth member. The board announced an AHA accreditation inspection on Aug. 2, plus front parking lot resurfacing and trim painting at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Clogston
First National Bank
Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Clogston
Ransom Bennett
L. W. Hostetter
Wellsville
Robert B. Wellington
William Neill
Lane
Stephen Lott
American Hospital Association
Lott
Antique and farm sale announcements in Franklin County
Local notices list multiple auctions in Franklin County Kansas with dates and times. Mr and Mrs R C Mitchel hold an antiques sale July 29 at 11 a.m. Clarence Pulver sells farm goods August 12 at Leloup. Louis and Eldon Turner dairy sale August 17 at Ottawa. Printy and Son host community auctions Tuesdays and Thursdays at Printy’s Auction House. July 24 Mrs Homer Rule sells antiques at 1 p.m. in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
R. C. Mitchel
Baldwin
Kansas
Clarence Pulver
Leloup
Louis
Eldon Turner
Franklin County
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Homer Rule
West 15Th St
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E. E. Dunn
Rawleigh
Ellis
Silo Sale
Don Claypool
Innocent Fiea
Pye
Uilawa
Fredrick Wood
Rus
Ates Pas Park Police Court
Ligier
Micsvirf
Arkansas
E, Wilson
Floyd H. Milton
John C. Viets
Hallie C. Moore
Cul Dengelsdon
W’ville Girl
San Franccisco
Stargell
Clogston Heads
Myers Bros
Phone
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Harold Stewart Gen
Clifford R
Hobbs
Jack Nelson
Kan
Council Grove
Jim
Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Osage City Livestock Sales
Osage City
Baxter Cemetery
Donald Steweard
Call Bauman
Ottawa Arena
Ottawa Herald
First and
Wale Nut
Red Barn
Iris Fritts
North Cedar
General Services 29
Gene Powell
Bill
Jim Powell
Bob Litke
Call
Colelect
Springer Holstein Cow
Homer Perry
Holstein Springer
Walter George
Lawrence VI
Will
Harold van Horn
Wendell Davis
Wallace Wiseman
Misc
Wilson
Reynolds
Ottawa Herald Business
Sporting Goods
Joe's
Bob Luce
Ottawa Marine
N. Cedar
Newman Boats
Johnson Motors
Ottawa Boats and Motors
Merury Motors
Starcraft
Mark Twain
L.M.P
Mann
Howard G
Towner’s Chapel
Wellsville Methodist Church
American Legion
Oakwood Cemetery
Downer’s
Culapel Depinuael SD
Amuc Anse GP
Tl Po
Eo Ae
Oleawal Wans
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