Kans State U students near degree completions this summer
Three from the area expect to finish requirements and graduate. James Lyman Corlis of Ottawa and James Frederick Hicks of Garnett pursue bachelor of science degrees, while Stephen Wesley Daeschner of Baldwin seeks a master of science. Also notes new hair stylists and local notices.
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Kansas State University
James Lyman Corlis
Ottawa
James Frederick Hicks
Garnett
Stephen Wesley Daeschner
Baldwin
Northwestern Mutual Life agent cited for sales record
Robert L. Shields of Hickory, special agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., will be cited July 26 for outstanding life insurance sales among the company’s 2300 agents coast to coast in 1964 65. Also notes on police officer Rolland Edwards attending Kansas peace officers training July 26 31 at University of Kansas and Rosemary Crist fare well open house July 24 28 at the county extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Shields
Hickory
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Rolland Edwards
Ottawa Police Department
Kansas Peace Officers Training School
University of Kansas
Rosemary Crist
Franklin County
Home Economics Advisory Committee
Topeka Man Given Honor
The Topeka Welfare Planning Council presented to Dr. Robert C. Harder the sixth annual Romana Hood memorial award for 1965. Dr. Harder, son of Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Harder of Wellsville, is married to Dorothy Lou, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Merwin Welty of Ottawa 234 Maple. The couple has two children, Anne and Jim. He serves a third term in the Kansas House of Representatives for the 31st District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Local Firm Awarded Topeka Road Surface Contract
Kiloughe Clark Inc. of Ottawa secured a state project to prime and seal a road surface from 135 interchange 1.6 miles north to Le Loupe. The contract totals $24,963.11 with the county covering half plus 10 percent amounting to $13,724. the state pays the remaining balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kiloughe Clark Inc
Ottawa
le Loupe
Astronaut Leads Navy Undersea SEALAB I Mission
Long Beach California AP Navy christens SEALAB I a gleaming 12 by 57 foot steel cylinder to descend about 200 feet off La Jolla for up to 30 days. Astronaut Scott Carpenter, a Navy commander and aquanaut, heads one of two teams in the project loaned from NASA for the duration.
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Long Beach
Calif
Navy
la Jolla
Scott Carpenter
Bermuda
Carpenter
Panama City
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Selab
Today in History highlights from 1847 to 1965
On this date in history Brigham Young led Mormon pioneers to the Great Salt Lake valley in 1847. Other notes include John L. Sullivan’s 1889 bare knuckle win, Austria Hungary Serb ultimatum in 1914, Kellogg Briand Pact in 1929, Petain trial in 1945, Nixon’s 1959 Moscow trip, West German NATO troop bill, Cuba China sugar deal in Havana, and a 1960s Egyptian munition ship explosion in Bone with casualties.
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Associated Press
Great Salt Lake of
Utah
Brigham Young
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Richburg
Miss
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Chile
Henri Petain
France
Richeard Nixon
Moscow
Theodor Heuss
NATO
Cuba
China
Havana
Avery Starts Bank Hassel
Topeka AP reports a bank account rotation scheme in five cities has been disrupted by Gov. William H. Avery. State Auditor Clay Hedrick warned of political repercussions. Officials say the deposit shifts upset bankers who fear instability and loan capacity effects.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Clay Hedrick
Lawrence Journal World
Britain weighs leadership as Heath and Maudling vie
London AP report on the Conservative party's move to elect a new leader after Alec Douglas-Home's resignation. Heath and Maudling emerge as front runners among 303 MPs. Christopher Soames eyed as compromise option while party debates drama and ruthlessness to match Harold Wilson.
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Ward Heath
Reginald Maue
Lan
Heath
Maudling
House of Commons
Christopher Soames
Winston Churchil
Harold Wilson
Commons
Douglas Home
Douglase Home
London
Douglas
Home
Man Pinned In Accident On Linn County Farm
GARNETT A 93 year old Parker man Charles Howery was found Wednesday morning trapped between his car and a yard Hecht pole on his western Linn county farm east of Garnett after attempting to start the car by pushing it down a slope He was pinned for 14 hours and transported to a hospital in fair condition with broken ribs cuts and abrasions His daughter Mrs Paul Singer said he had never before been hospitalized and a rural mail carrier found him at the scene.
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Garnett
Parker
Charles Howery
Linn County
Paul Singer
Senior League baseball box scores with multiple teams and totals
Senior League boys club AB RH Meyer 4-2-3 Reneau 410 Brady 410 Hughes 4-2-0 Stark 3-1-1 Nesbitt 3-2-0 Shef field 3-11 Randell 2-0-0 Kime 21-0 Tetwiler 1-0-0 totals 29411.5 ELKS-8 AB RH Abbott 4-21 Gibson 4etel Drake 4-060 Underwood 30-1 Rinehart 3elel Stevenson 3e2.0 Fleming 2-0-0 Thompson 3-120 Stark 21-0 Hollinger 1-0-0 Nunez 1-0-0 Totals 30-84 EAGLES-3 AB R H Bishop 3-1-1 Van Fosson 3-1 Matthews 3-0-0 Pollom 3 0-0 S Shisler 3-1-1 Kersley 3-1-1 T Shisler 2-0-0 Reynolds 20-0 Sellers 2000 Totals 24-34 ROTARY-6 AB RH Leitaker 3-0-0 Sheldon 3-1e 0 Brown 3-1-0 Stevens 3-1-0 Horn 3-1-0 Kloster 3-11 Salb 3.0.0 Wadkins 3-0-0 Underwood 120-0 Gumm 21-0 Totals 27-601
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Boys Club
Meyer
Reneau
Brady
Hughes
Stark
Nesbitt
Sheffield
Randell
Kime
Tetwiler
ELKS
Abbott
Gibson
Drake
Underwood
Rinehart
Stevenson
Fleming
Thompson
Hollinger
Nunez
Totals
Eagles
AB R H
Bishop
van Fosson
Matthews
Pollom
S. Shisler
Kersley
T. Shisler
Reyenolds
Sellers
Tostals
Rotary
Leitaker
Sheldon
Brown
Stevens
Horn
Kloster
Salb
Wadkins
Gumm
Funeral services for Freeman H Haley held July 22
Freeman H Haley who died July 20 was honored in funeral services at Lamb Funeral Home on July 22. Rev. Robert E Sherbondy officiated. Pallbearers included Neal C Sayler E E Haley Richard O Skoog Claude J Webb Howard L Larson and Jess R B Gilmore. Burial was in Highland Cemetery with Mrs Bruce Spears giving an organ selection.
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Freeman H, Haley
Freeman H. Haley
Lamb Fneral
Robert E. Sherbondy
Neal C. Sayler
E. E. Haley
Richard 0. Skoog
Claude J. Webb
Howard L. Larson
Jess RB. Gilmore
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Building permits issued for local properties
Jack Patty of 616 S Mulberry on July 20 seeks to erect a dormitory costing about 45000 dollars. G W Stansbury of 829 N Poplar on July 21 plans a carport for a single family dwelling. Olin Waymire of 1445 S Maple on July 21 to alter a store at an estimated cost of 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Patty
Mulberry
G. W. Stansbury
Poplar
Olin Waymire
S. Maple
Infant Bridget Platt dies. services planned in Garnett
Bridget Elizabeth Platt infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Platt Overland Park died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Kansas City Born July 3 she was transferred from Research Hospital Graveside services Saturday Rev Leo Horner Holy Angels Cemetery Garnett Surviving grandparents Lonnie Platt Richmond and Leo Katzer Gare nett Also surviving are the parents and further kin Silas Hide Huntington 84 died July 22 in Ransom Memorial Hospital born March 3 1881 Kirin Kan lived Ottawa area married Nellie Baldwin Oct 16 1906 Ottawa Surviving wife two sisters Meloin Pa and Paola and several nieces and nephews
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Bridget Platt
Bridget Elizabeth Platt
Gene Platt
Overland Park
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Research Hospital
Leo Horner
Holy Angels Cemetery
Garnett
Lonnie Platt
Richmond
Leo Katzer
Garenett
Silas H. Huntington
Silas Hide Huntington
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Willard Neumann
Rock Creek
Wellsville
Kirin
Kan
Ottawa
Nellie E. Baldwin
H. E. Harris
Meloin
Mae Sleppy
Paola
Pomona Church Open House and Park Concert Tonight
Rev and Mrs Harold Cooper host open house at the Methodist Parsonage from 2 to 6 pm. The Pomona Band performs at 8 pm in Pomona City Park, with an MYF ice cream social to fund youth camp. Youth from Pomona attend Baldwin institute. reception honors at the church on July 18. Charles Hill family moving to Garden City as he becomes vice principal at Garden City High School esteeming July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Baker
Harold Cooper
SP. m
Pomona
Methodist Myf
Marsha Baxter
Sandra Bulemer
Jim Bob Driver
Bobaby Mealman
Baldwin
Charles Hill
Garden City
Hill
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions on Thursday for Robert Steele Jr. of Pomona RFD 1 Mrs Christopher Loper of 309 E 2nd Mrs Ver netta Good of Wellsville Miss Julia Collins of 1201 N Hickory and Mrs H L Murray of Pomona RFD 2 and on Friday dismissals include Candy Mitchell of Ottawa RFD 4 Joey Mealman of Pomona Mrs Marvin Yokum of 702 W 15th and Mr Walter Reh of Williamsburg Frie day
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Robert Steele Jr
Pomona
Christopher Loper
Vernetta Good
Wellsville
Julia Collins
Hickory
H. L. Murray
Candy Mitchell
Ottawa
RFD
Joey Mealman
Marvin Yokum
W. 15Th
Walter Reh
Williamsburg
Frieday
Tortoise Jonathan Reaches Century Plus Age Landmark
Jonathan the famed St Helena tortoise, believed 40 during Napoleon's 1815 exile, is still alive per latest report, making the creature at least 189 years old. The long lived reptile remains a historic symbol on the island.
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Jonathan
Atlantic
St. Helena
Napoleon
Police News: arrests and citations in recent warrants
Mrs. George Holzapfel aged 53 of 126 Willow was arrested July 22 on a warrant charging her with non cutting of weeds and posted a $25 bond. David E. Breeze aged 18 of Parsons was cited July 22 for driving without a valid license and posted a $15 bond.
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George Holzapfel
Willow
David E. Breeze
Parsons
Local Airman William Lennard Receives Silver Wings
Second Lieutenant William R. Lennard, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. Harry Lennard of 315 S. Elm, earned silver wings after graduating from the U S Air Force navigator school at Connally AFB Waco Texas. In a class of 45 he was among six with distinguished honors and will report to Mather AFB California. Lennard is Ottawa High School and KU ROTC graduate and Tau Kappa Epsilon member. His wife Sandra, daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Shaw of 1417 Willow, accompanied him.
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William R. Lennard
W. Harry Lennard
S. Elm
U. S. Air Force Navigator School
Connally Afb
Waco
Tex
Lennard
Mather Afb
Calif
ATC
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Sandra
H. L. Shaw
Willow
Rosemary Crist To New Post With Extension Service
Rosemary Crist will assume duties as northwest district home economics agent on August 1, supervising programs across 20 counties. She will train county personnel and coordinate state events, with a Kansas native and KSU graduate bringing previous roles in Seward, Mitchell, and Franklin counties plus teaching and dietetics experience in Michigan.
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Rosemary Crist
Franklin County
Northwest District
Kansas
Harold E. Jones
Miss Crist
Kansan
Kansas State University
Kansas Extension Service
Seward County
Mitchell County
Extension
Osawatomie
Home Service
Bay City
Mich
Flint, Mich
Rent Subsidy Assured In Bill
Washington AP report notes a $7.6 billion housing bill conference draft confirms a rent subsidy for low income families. Subsidies cover the difference between fair rent and 25 percent of family income, with eligibility tied to local housing determinations. The plan diverges slightly from the administration proposal.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Johnson
County Court Plea Guilty for Truck Overload and More
In Topeka county court Archie R. Allen of Paola pleaded guilty to driving an overloaded truck on the rear axle and was fined 50 dollars plus 9 costs. Delbert W. Chanay of Ottawa RFD 2 pled guilty to improper passing for a July 17 incident, fined 10 dollars and 9 costs. Ralph D. Sinco of Kansas City Missouri admitted guilt to a July 16 disc obeying a stop sign, fined 10 dollars and 5 costs. Karen J. Beal of Fredonia pleaded guilty to speeding 85 in a 75 zone as cited by aircraft, fined 10 dollars and 9 costs. Cecil C. Fabricius of Bogue pleaded guilty to following too close, fined 10 dollars and 9 costs. Dale L. Weber of Westphalia pled guilty to two counts of no rear lights on a heavy trailer and no safety chain on a towed frame trailer, fined 10 dollars on each count and 9 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie R. Allen
Topeka
Carruthers Construction Co
Paola
Allen
Delbert W. Chanay
Ottawa
Dale L. Weber
Westphalia
County Sprays Miles Of Weeds In Highway Work
County engineers told commissioners that 1,300 miles of weeds have been sprayed this year by the Highway Department. The weed control spray used was 240. The 1,300 miles cover both sides of roads.
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Highway Department
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Gordon Benitz
Connie Welton
Louise Fockele
Goldie
S. Main
Sacred Heart Parish
Sacred Heart
Ellis Plano
E. E. Dunn
Rawleigh
Candles — Wright
Devoncore Kenewels
Bellas Hess
Bone
Avery
Bank
Hassel
Alec Douglase Home
Labor Party
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Man
Pomona Area News
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Lamb
Huntington
St. Jas Hide Huntington
Towner’s Chapel
William R
New Post
Josus
Near
Stewart
South Water Tower
Downer
Angus
Baxter
Donald Steweard
Centropolis
Faith Lutheran Church
Sheldon Truck & Tractor Co
First and Walnut
Avon Mgr
Emerald
Lawrence
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
R. C. Mitchel
Minc
Louis
Eldon Turnser
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Jim” Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Osage City Livestock Sales
Osage City
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