Rainey to Speak in Ottawa for Democratic Meet
Overland Park mayor Marvin Rainey a Democratic candidate for Congress will address a Democratic coffee at the North American Hotel in Ottawa Tuesday night at 7 pm. District Democrats and party workers are invited to attend. A second item notes Emery Green Social Club gathering at Forest Park shelter house at 12 30 pm Thursday for a picnic inviting all former members.
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Marvin Rainey
Overland Park
Ottawa
Rainey
Emery Green Social Club
Forest Park
Will Be Back On Aug 8 1966 From Vacation
On vacation, veterinarian H. P. Peffly announces return to practice on August 8 1966 with ready service.
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H. P. Peffly
Adv
Tomlinson to Aid Social Security Applicants at Youth Center
G. E. Tomlinson, a Social Security field representative for the Kansas City district, will be at the Youth Center from 9:30 a.m. to noon on Wednesday. Those wishing to file for Special Security benefits or conduct other Social Security business should see Tomlinson then.
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G. E. Tomlinson
Kanesas
Tomlinson
Eight people treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital weekend
Eight individuals received treatment over the weekend at Ransom Memorial Hospital for various injuries. Billie Putnam, Jim Tawney, John Mortons, Jim Lawson, and Ronald Craigg were among those listed with injuries from car impact, baseball, nails, and other incidents. Nancy Brokeus, Terrilee Burton, and Chris Chrismer also appeared with lacerations and minor injuries from storms, fences, horses, and vehicle contact.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sturday
Billie Putnam
Baldwin
Jim Tawney
John Mortons
Jim Lawson
Ronald Craigg
Kansas City
Nancy Brocke Us
Terrilee Burton
Wyo
Chris Chrismer
Ottawa
RFD
Fiery wreck near Pittsburg kills priest and three youths
A crash west of Chicopee, near Pittsburg, Kansas, left three dead including Rev. Thomas Colgan, 36, and Mary Kuhn, 19, plus Patricia Nickolaisen, 16. Ten people were injured as a convertible struck a power pole and gas meter, catching fire. two Pittsburg girls survived.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Chicopee
Thomas Colgan
St. Mary’s High School
David Fot
Patricia Nickolaisen
of &. Louis
Wyman Barton
Father Colgan
Nickolaisen
Mary Kuhn
Carol Briece
Kuhn
St. Louis
Kathy Kuhn
Wynan Barton
Virginia
David Ford
Rhonda Ford
Highway Patrol
Nelson Estate Case Appealed
The adopted daughter of the late J E Nelson appealed to district court after Probate Court refused to admit a will she claimed. Two wills exist. one leaves the estate to the sisters Mary Nelson Sessen and Sidsell Nelson Washe burn, the other to the daughter. The probate ruling admitted the first will, refused the second, and did not appoint the daughter executrix. The second will was void if the signature was not Nelson's. Executor Jules V Doty oversees an estate valued above $150000.
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J. E. Nelson
Nelson
Mary Nelson Sessen
Sidsell Nelson Washeburn
Proebate
Jules V. Doty
Israelis Move To Slash Civil Service Jobs
A retrenchment committee led by Prime Minister Levi Eshkol orders 2000 civil service positions cut over two years. The plan follows a first step last week abolishing overtime pay and curbing official foreign travel.
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Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
County Court Fines For Traffic Violations In Williams burg Area
Local court records show multiple defendants from Raye town and nearby areas pleading guilty or forfeiting bonds on July 11 to July 19 charges. Individual fines range from six to ten dollars for speeding, missing daily logs, and license or muffler offenses in Williamsburg Homewood Ottawa and surrounding counties.
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Claude D. Sharbono
Phoenix
Arizona
Homewood
Carl E. Keasley
Mulberry
Williamsburg
Dwight T. Haworth
S. Mulberry
Beverly Jean Burgoon
S. Elm
Ottawa
Donald D. Wieneke
Tremont
John W. Farhner
Raystown
Death of Edward Abeldt in Ransom Hospital
Edward Abeldt of 805 N Oak died at 11 15 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital after three weeks as a patient. He was born January 22 1880 in Hope Kaw and married Eva Whitebread April 19 191? in Iola. A Baptist and retired farmer, he lived here 23 years and is survived by his wife and one nephew Lowell Abeldt of Hope. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery with services Tuesday at 2 pm in the Towner Chapel conducted by Rev William Fowler.
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Edward Abelot
Edward Abeldt
N. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
William Fowler
Greenwood Cemetery
Hope
Kaw
Eva Whitebread
Iola
Lowell Abeldt
Local Market Closing for Monday at Trade Ledger
Market notes indicate closing summaries for commodities including Wheat and Soybeans. Listings show barge values and colorless pricing while references to Milo and Barley appear, but most lines are unreadable.
Police News: Two Youths Charged With Street Littering
Charles W. Ingle Jr., 19, of Lawrence, was charged Saturday with spilling trash on Eighth and Cedar streets while driving a pickup. William E. Pippenger, 20, of 522 E Sixth, was charged Saturday in the 800 block of North Main with throwing a beer can on the street.
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Charles W. Ingle, JR
Lawrence
Eighth
Cedar
William E. Pippenger
North Main
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Joseph M Nastar III of Kansas City and Kathy Roach of Kansas City both aged 17 seek license. Charles F Schrick 21 of Atchison and Shelia G Purington 19 of Springfield MO apply. Lloyd E Willey 18 of Lane and Donna Lash 19 of Osawatomie, Mark Dibble of Lawrence and Neva Smiley of Ottawa, Brock Joe Winans 27 of Scranton and Sharon Heidner 24 of Pomona, Earnest Tyson Ottawa and Ethel Warner Ottawa.
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Charles F. Schrick
Atchieson
Shelia G. Purington
Springfield, MO
Lloyd E. Willey
Lane
Donna Jean Lash
Osawatoomie
Mark Dibble
Lawrence
Neva Smiley
Ottawa
Brock Joe] Winans
Scraneton
Sharon Sue Heidner
Pomona
Earnest A. Tyson
Ethel T. Warner
Great circle track guides transatlantic flight
The National Geographic explains that a great circle is the shortest path between two points on Earth. For U S to Europe, aircraft head north to follow this great circle route.
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National Geographie
United States
Europe
Felix Johnson funeral services and burial details
Services for Felix Johnson who died July 21 were held July 23 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Melvin Booth and Rev. Willard A. Braker officiating. Pallbearers included Eugene Routen Lloyd Cullen Paul Shipps Marvin D Durbin Clifford L Stipp Ed Hosler Fred Disque and Art Finch. John W. Jones sang hymns with Mrs. Bruce Spears accompanying. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
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Felix Johnson
Lamb Funeral Home
Melvin Booth
Willard A. Braker
Eugene Routen
Lloyd Cullen
Paul Shipps
Marvin D. Durbin
Clifford L. Stipp
Ed Hosler
Fred Disque
Art Finch
John W. Jones
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Vandals damage Tom Mock's car on Saturday night
Tom Mock, 22, reported his 1964 red car behind a service station suffered paint scratches, a dented chrome and a kicked grill, with damage estimated at 260 dollars. He saw a youth around 13 near the vehicle earlier and chased him away. Mock works at H. D. Lee plant and lives at 403 E 9th.
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Mock
Mack
H. D. Lee
Mves
Kansas City Market Prices Mixed on Live Cattle and Hogs
AP reports at Kansas City wholesale market: eggs firm for grade A large and medium, butter steady. Cattle numbers 6,500 calves 200. steers and heifers strong with some gains, high quality grades up to 25.50 to 26.40 per cwt. Cows 16.00 to 17.50. feeder steers 25.00 to 26.30. feeder heifers 22.00 to 23.50. Hogs 4,000 with barrows and gilts down 25 cents. sow prices steady to firm. lambs up 25.50. Ewes steady. spring lambs 22.50 to 23.50 for good to prime.
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Kansas City
Funeral services for Clinton Earl Chambers held in Williamsburg
Clinton Earl Chambers died July 20. Funeral services were conducted July 23 at Williamsburg Methodist Church by Rev. William E. Hurtig with an all-star pallbearer group and a church quartet. Burial followed at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Williamsburg, with Rev. William Weber officiating and additional graveside rites at the Towner Chapel.
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Clinton E. Chambers
Clinton Earl Chambers
Williamsburg Methodist Church
William E. Hurtig
John Laws
Paul Davis
Clyde Todd
Elston Decker
Ralph Shaffer
Calvin Duvall
Charles W. Robe
Charles Hamilton
Claude Sluder
Ray Campbell
Sherman Bittenbender
Lee Barnett
Frank Davis
Orlin Milliken
Services for Mrs Edna Pearl Wilson Died July 19
Services for Mrs Edna Pearl Wilson who died July 19 were announced by her family. Details of the service and burial arrangements were not immediately available in the notice.
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Edna P, Wilson
Edna Pearl Wilson
Mile Of Copper Wire Stolen In Wellsville
Five thousand feet of insulated copper wire vanished from Cham bers on lease three miles from Wellsville last night. Investigating officers suspect the same thieves behind a regional wire theft wave. Thieves climbed poles, cut the hot line, and hauled copper away by truck, leaving aluminum wire behind. Over 25,000 feet of copper has been stolen in the area recently.
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Wellsville
Car vs parked truck collision on South Main
Northbound car struck a parked Urban Wittmeyer truck in the 300 block of South Main Saturday. Driver George W. Hutchinson, 36, of 750 Pecan, was involved. no injuries or charges reported. Truck damage included left rear bumper and tailgate. car damage included right rear fender bumper and radiator.
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South Main
George W. Hutchinson
Urban H. Wittmeyer
Apple Lane
Counties Share In Kansas Road Tax Rebates
Franklin County received 17526.75 of 3,307,054.20 distributed to Kansas counties and cities from the one cent gasoline tax after the July 1 quarterly distribution. Ottawa got 11943.20 split between counties and cities. Other counties and cities listed include Anderson Coffey Douglas Linn Miami Osage and multiple towns with varied amounts.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Anderson
Coffey
Douglas
Linn
Miami
Osage
Baldwin
Garnett
Lane
Lyndon
Melvern
Osage City
Overbrook
Poemona
Princeton
Quenemo
Rantoul
Richmond
Waverly
Williamsburg
Elks Meet $1,000 Goal in Topeka Tornado Relief
Ottawa Elks Lodge completed a $1,000 relief drive for the June 8 Topeka tornado victims. Dr. Louis N. Speer, drive chairman, said $278 was raised locally and the rest came from individuals, businesses, and industries. Funds will be split between the Red Cross and Salvation Army in Topeka. A lodge clean-up project occurred June 18 in east Topeka.
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Ottawa Elks Lodge
Tospeka
Louis N. Speer
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Topeka
Speer
East Topeka
Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals List
Admissions list includes Fred Hintz 922 Willow Mrs June Vincent 130 Maple Lon Dietrich 1112 N Main Sature day Calvin Larkin 426 Willow Sunday Dismissals include Mrs Sherman Spears and daughter 1020 Cottonwood Mrs Audrey Husted Rantoul Sunday Eldon Criqui Quenemo Jesse Blake 403 E 4th Mrs Alice Fox 309 E 4th Mrs Albert Mooney Quenemo Mrs Robert Player and son 1447 S Cedar Monday.
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Fred Hintz
June Vincent
Lon Dietrich
Calvin Larkin
Sherman Spears
Cottonwood
Audrey Husted
Rantoul
Eldon Criqui
Quenemo
Jesse Blake
Alice Fox
Albert Mooney
Robert Player
Cedar
Personals Seek Ride to Sunflower for Daytime Work
Jessie Harris seeks a ride to Sunflower for straight day shifts at 510 warehouse. Will car pool and share costs.
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Sunflower
Will
Jessie Harris
Auction Notice for Jersey Cattle and Farm Machinery
Clare Sowers registers Jersey cattle and farm machinery an auction set for July 30 starting at 10 a.m. in Williamsburg Kansas. Harold Stewart general auctioneer and Jim Brady auctioneer of Ottawa assist with the sale. The event covers 3144 miles northeast of Williamsburg and includes various equipment details.
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Jim
Brady
Ottawa
Harold Stewart
Clare Sowers
Jersey Cattle
Williamsburg
Kans
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Franklin Counery
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Philippines
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Mt. Carmel Hospital
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Armed Forces
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U. S. Army
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Houston
National Secretaries Association
Mexico
Nelson Estate
Jack R. Patrick
Rayetown
Cove
Police News
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K.C., Kan
Kathy Roach
Tom Mock
KC Market
Braniff
Dallas
Tex
Jerry Wayne Vinson
Pat
Jouss Engl Son
William Weber
Jim Hiatt
Marvin Ross
Larry Fagan
Robert Fagan
Denny Bowen
Lloyd Scribner
Sherrel Ralston
A. H. North
Jim Kilgore
Oak Hill Cemetery
Feregus Lickteig
Greeley
Carmel High
Mundelein, Ill
Kentucky
Texas
Massachusetts
Illinois
Elks
H. F. Burroughs
Downer’s
The
Ottawa Herald
Aldens Catalog
Marie
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
S. W
Rawleigh
KAG
Freeport
Play House
Ann Morris
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
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Ironings
Walter Red
RIG
Joe Blake
J. W. Taylor
Ins
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Loren Latimer
Lloyd Shuck and Son
Franklin Co
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
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