Seven Injury Items At Ransom Memorial Hospital
SEVEN PERSONS were treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital yesterday. Names and injuries include Lewis Ashcraft foot twist, Frank Worthington wrist cut, Steve Tedrow toe caught, Joe Lee Nocktonick nail smash, Ruth Cox head injury, Dennis Alton eye injury. Also a yard sale ad and local voting notices noted.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lewis Ashcraft
Ottawa
RFD
Frank Worthington
S. Hicksory
Steve Tedrow
N. Poplar
Joe Lee Nocktonick
Ruth Cox
Olive
Dennis Alton
Pomona
Plane tuning student completes P-3A course
Ellis Plane Tuning, CH 2.4431, Adv. William T. Dawson III USN, son of Mr and Mrs William T. Dawson Ottawa RFD 1, completed a course in electrical maintenance of the Navy s newest antisubmarine patrol aircraft the Lockheed P 3A Orion at the U S Naval Air Station Patuxent River Md.
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William T. Dawson, III
USN
William T. Dawson
Ottawa
RFD 1
Navy
U.S. Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Teaching appointment and yard sale listings in small town paper
Yd sale at 743 S Main and 817 S Poplar with hours noted. JERRY MCCULLOUGH, son of Floyd and Mrs MCCULLOUGH of 108 S Locust, will teach in Great Bend schools for 1966 67 term after Ottawa High School and Emor ia State graduation. Adv voting polls in Pottawatomie Township set for LC Hall in Lane not American Legion Hall per County Treasurer Bruce Spears. A clerk's report error is mentioned. Half price Saturdays until Sept 1 for Episcopal Thrift Shop. Allan Simpson and Barbara from First Baptist Ottawa attend a family centered conference at American Baptist Assembly Green Lake Wis.
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Jerry McCullough
Floyd McCullough
S. Locust
Great Bend
Ottawa High School
Emeroria State
Pottawatomie Township
C.F. Hall
Lane
American Legion Hall
Bruce Spears
Allan Simpson
Barbara
First Baptist Church
Ottawa
Americcan Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wis
Lumber Company Files A Suit Against Saylers
The Nurman Lumber Company filed a district court suit Wednesday against contractor Robert L Sayler and his wife Ida for 7149 dollars, alleging failure to pay for materials delivered.
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The
Nurman Lumber Company
Robert L. Sayler
Ida
Sayler
Quenemo Man Sent To Jail For Bad Check
Quenemo man Everett E. Wheeler pleaded guilty in County Court to writing an insufficient funds check for $20 to Lees Downtowner Cafe on July 11. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and began serving after court appearance.
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Quenemo Man
Everett E. Wheeler
Lee
Ancient Sumerian Roots Found in Early Writing
Oldest writing forms emerged in Sumerian. Words such as chicory hyssop mirh and saffron trace back to this ancient language influencing later lexicon.
Sunday School Lesson Sincere Beliefs
Clarence W Cranford argues sincerity defines worship and truth. He contrasts pursuit of God with worldly aims, urging heartfelt devotion over hypocrisy and public show. The piece reflects on scripture from Jeremiah Exodus Matthew John and discusses perseverance under trial as the measure of sincerity.
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Jeremiah
God
Jesus
Mathew
Boy Hurt On Bike In Collision With Car
A young boy on a bicycle sustained head lacerations and facial bruising after being struck by a car on Grant Street. Alan Hills aged 11 from 1111 N Hickory was riding east and turning left when the incident occurred. The driver, Lewis R Fritts aged 22 of Pomona, said he did not see the boy.
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Alan Hills
Hickory
Grant Street
Lewis R. Fritts
Pomona
Ottawan Files Oil Pay Suit Against Voss Petroleum
Floyd L. Jackson Jr. sues Voss Petroleum Corp of Shawnee Oklahoma for 1400 dollars claiming the oil firm failed to pay him for work and materials supplied at various oil leases. Jackson, 615 Grant, is an oilman and filed the suit Wednesday.
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Floyd L. Jackson, Jr
Voss Petroleum Corporation
Shawnee
Okla
Jackson
Grant
Oil Corporation
Falcon Actor Tom Conway Remains in Coma
Los Angeles AP reports actor Tom Conway, 61, known for the Falcon film series, remains in a coma with a serious liver ailment at John Wesley County Hospital. Conway, brother of George Sanders, has spent months hospitalized since April after a storied career that included about 280 film, radio and TV appearances and a fall into destitution last September.
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Los Angeles
Tom Conway
Conway
George Sanders
John Wesley County Hospital
Police News Speeding and public intoxication charges
Thomas K. Lyman 27 of Rural Free Delivery route 2 was charged with speeding 33 in a 20 mph zone in the 400 block of North Main. Harry A. Stalkfleet 59 of Lawrence was cited for speeding 32 in the same block. Harold I. Gumm 46 of Chaudrant La was arrested Thursday at the Pair-Dice Cafe on North Main and charged with being drunk in public. He was jailed overnight and released today on a $50 bond.
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Thomas K. Lyman
RFD
North Main
Harry A. Stalkfleet
Lawrence
Harold I, Gumm
Chauderant
Death of Paul Frederick Cummings in Lyndon Kansas
Paul Frederick Cummings 60 formerly of Lyndon Kansas City Kan died at 6 30 a m Wednesday at K U Medical Center He had been an invalid for six years Born March 1 1906 he was a bill clerk for a meat company He was a Methodist Married Julia Melivain March 20 1954 in Kansas City Mo Surviving are his wife two sons Richard Cummings Prarie Village Albert Cummings Gardena Calif four grandchildren one sister Mrs Ruth Hunter Fort Morgan Colo and one brother Francis Cummings Ottawa
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Paul Frederick Cummings
Kansas City
Kan
Lyndon
K.U. Medical Center
Julia Melivain
Richard Cummings
Praterie Village
Albert Cummings
Gardena
Calif
Ruth Hunter
Fort Morgan
Cole
Francis Cummings
Ottawa
Avery draws demo fire on Wiles stand in Kansas
Gov Avery’s advocacy for Wiles amid the 2nd District Democratic race drew Democratic State Chairman Tom Corcoran’s sharp criticism. Corcoran questioned the governor’s legal grounds for Wiles’ candidacy while serving on the Kansas Corporation Commission and called for Attorney General Sonderholm’s opinion on possible conflicts of interest. Wiles became the Democratic nominee after Archie Son withdrew, while Londerholm weighed a 1965 law demanding full-time CPC service.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Harry Wiles
Tom Corcoran
Avery
Atty
Robert C. Sonderholm
Wiles
Kansas Corporation Commission
Corcoran
Coreporation Commission
Londerholm
Corporation Commission
Corccoran
W. F. Anderson
Archie Son
Kansas City Market Report Fixes and Livestock Prices
Wholesale eggs hold steady with large A at 44 45 and medium A at 83. Butter grade A at 82. Cattle and calves show no price test. Hogs total 1,800 with barrows and gilts up 1.00, sows steady. Prices listed for various weight ranges of hogs including 25.75 to 26.50 for 143 200-250 lb, 26.50 to 27.50 for 220-230 lb, and 23.75 to 25.25 for 270-290 lb. Sheep absent.
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Kansas City
Pomona Youth Appeals Case From Traffic Chase
A 19 year old Pomona resident, Ray A. Wards, appealed his traffic court case to district court after a chase across several blocks in Ottawa on June 5. He faces six traffic counts and one in county court including reckless driving and disobeying a stop sign. He pled guilty to seek appeal. trial date pending.
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Pomona
Ray A. Wards
Ottawa
Wards
Incomero
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted
Admissions list includes Dean Meredith Kerr Crests View Nursing Home Mrs Alice Fox 309 East 4th Mrs Lela Williamson 1046 Willow Thurse day Lee Tetwiler 1208 S Hicke ory Friday Dismissals include Susan Wilson Michigan Valley and Donald R Watson Kansas City Mo Thursday
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Meredith Kerr
Crestsview Nursing Home
Alice Fox
East 4Th
Lela Williamson
Willow
Lee Tetwiler
Hicke Ory
Dismisslas Susan Wilson
Michigan Valley
Donald R. Watson
Kansas City
Beatles to Pay Earnings Tax in St Louis Show
City revenue collector John K. Travers says the Beatles must pay the city earnings tax for their St Louis engagement scheduled for August 21. The AP report notes the group from England will perform in the city on that date.
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ST. Louis
John K. Travers
England
Birthday thanks from H A Barnhart in Kansas
H A Barnhart thanks friends and relatives for cards on his 94th birthday. He notes good health and appreciation from Yates Center Kansas.
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H. A. Barnhart
Yates Center
Kan
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Myrtle Anderson
Toul
Everett Blankenship
Eldon Good
George L. Enethen
Laurence Enethen
Thomas Enethen
Paul McCracken
James Peckham
Spears
Oak
John Springer
Girard St
City Cab Company
House of Douglas
Janet Rae Warner
University of Kansas
Forest Park
Sat
the Armory
Sacred Heart Parish
Ellis
Yd. Sale
S. Main
S. Poplar
Episcopal Thrift Shop
Lumber Company
Quenemo
Clarence W. Cranford
Hitler
Matthew
Anne Christie
Kansas State University
Carl Hinrichs
Miss Christie
Rex Christie
Ottawan
Falcon
Police News
Paul F. Cummings
Shaffer Mortuary
Joe Towner
N. Main
Kansas
Louise Burke
NDEA
Pomona Boy
Larry G. Hess
Laurence N. Hess
Waverly
Fort Riley
Hess
Beatles
Lamb
Towner’s Chapel
Dependable Ambulance Service
Ree
Eee
Ete
Ieee Tee Ee
Ottawa, Kansas
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
North
Loren Latimer
South Main
Kans
Lloyd Shuck and Son
Franklin Co
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim” Brady
Harold Stewart
Clare Sowers Ragise
Jersey
Williamsburg
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Herald Classified
H. F. Burroughs
Reward
Ottawa Herald
Briggs and Stratton
Franklin County Humane Society
R. M
Clogsston
Ottawa-Emporia
Midwest
Allen
Eith Street
Hughes Cafe 56
Hiway
Baldwin
Food Department
Ann Morris
Emsporta DI 2
Avon Cosmetics
Avon Mer
Emerald
General Services 29
J. W. Taylor
Joe Blake
Ins
Standard Rendering Co
Davis Paint Store
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