Local Briefs Highlight Traffic Citations and Public Notices
James Edward Conger and G. Overbrook posted bonds after police cited them for speeding in a 40 mph zone, with Conger slated to appear in Police Court on Aug. 2. James H. Humphreys of Bellville, Ark., jailed for reckless driving and no valid license after a South Main collision, to be arraigned today. Also noted are a Coffeyville politician's Park Authority ties, a truck speeding charge for Charlie James White, a public sale announced by Frank and Mrs. Anderson, and local vacation plans by Dr. R. Roberts family.
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James Edward Conger
G. Overbrook
James H. Humphreys
Bellville
Ark
South Main
Humphreys
Neil Bullock
Lee E. Taylor
Charlie James White
Kansas City
Kas
Highway Patrol
Mexican Theme Sets Wellsville Flower Show Highlights
Wellsville 4-H Picnic Fair adopts Mexican Holiday theme for flower show with 53 horticultural and 22 design classes for adults and 11 for juniors. Awards include best of show in design and horticulture, junior design and horticulture bests, with special awards from E. E. Turner. Entries from non garden club members possible. Show moves to Grade School Multipurpose Room to allow more space alongside the 4-H Style Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Garden Club
John ‘Ness
James Coughenour
E. E. Turner
Nonagarden Club
Three Teens Arraigned In County Court
Three Franklin County youths were arraigned in county court after July 28 arrests by sheriff's officers. Bert Beil and Ernest Workman each received 60 day jail terms after pleading guilty to petty larceny involving a battery theft from Seth Bush. Ralph Edward Thompson was bound over to district court after waiving a preliminary hearing on grand larceny charges. Thompson was reported absent without official leave from the U. S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Bert Beil
RFD
Ernest Workman
Paola
Seth Bush
Ralph Edward Thompson
Thompson
U. S Army
Election Year Baby Contest Details Promised
The notice describes an entry fee granting a baby entry to a contest and parents a 5x7 portrait mounted in a folder. As it is election year babies gain popularity. Details and rules to be published in the Monday Herald Wright Studio advertisement.
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Wright Studio
The
Herald
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions include Larry Huston of Princeton and Mrs. Roscoe Ward at 840 W. sth Friday. Births recorded for Mr. and Mrs. William R. Myers at 634 Pecan a daughter born. weight 6 lb 42 oz. Dismissals include Mrs. Anna Pisti of Baldwin and Mrs. Ray Schulz with infant daughter at 530 N Mulberry Friday, and Mrs. Olive McLaughlin at Crestview nursing home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Huston
Princeton
Roscoe Ward
William R. Myers
Anna Pisti
Baldwin
Ray Schulz
N. Mulberry
Olive McLaughlin
Crestview Nursing Home
Marriage Licenses for Lennon Couple in Ottawa
Eldon Good and M Garnet Lennon along with Annie Dora Lennon, both 31, of Ottawa, listed for marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon
Good
M. Garnet
Annie Dora Lennon
Ottawa
Your Problems By Ann Landers The Gal Probably Was Excited
Dear Ann Landers a reader asks about a romantic triangle involving a daughter's dating life and a friend named Louie. The reply cautions against overidentifying with youth, urges seeking professional help if unhappiness persists, and notes premade arrangements help avoid future conflict in stepfamily dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Gleason for Senator Campaign Urges Strong Voter Turnout
A local political committee urges residents to vote for Tom Gleason in the upcoming senatorial race, framing apathy as the community’s biggest obstacle and calling for robust citizen participation to push the campaign forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gleason
Dear H D guidance on stepmother dilemma
A reader asks how to address a girl who calls others by her late mother's name. The advisor suggests the girl clings to memories of her mother and that the stepmother should not take the term as rejection. Emphasizes understanding and avoiding misreading the term stepmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Jay
Louie
Othhill
Lover-Boy
H.D
Appointment Notice of Carria May Kirk Estate
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court appointed Robert A Anderson as administrator of the estate of Carria May Kirk deceased. Creditors must file demands within six months from first publication or be barred. He is duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate.
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Legals
Frankie County
Kansas
Carria May Kirk
Erediors
Legateea
Carria
Carte May Kirk
Franklin County
Kanesa
Waté
Robert A. Anderson
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AL Grauerholz
Coffeyville
State Park Authority
Recreation Council
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
Russell Stover
Pence's
Frank Anderson
West Wilson Street
Roberts
Minnesota
Wellsville News
Lloyd Davis
Seatle, Wash
Donald Coughlin
Bill
Kiwanis
Comdr. L. Cavendish
U. S. Naval Air Station
Olathe
Cavendish
Navy
Antarctic
London
Johnny Gleisberg
Lloyd Gleisberg
Oranam
Martin ‘City
F. M. Clark
L. C. Taggert
Clarence Coffman
Jean Sauer
Leavenworth
Wellsville
George Kyle
Billy
Bill Kyle
Jennie Lytle
California
Nelce
Bill Parsons
Farm Bureau
Forest Park
Ottawa Co-Op
Byron Mohr
Shipman Farm Bureau
Co-Op
Don Lauyer
Edmiston's
Nele Isham
Best Truck Lines, Inc
Lyle Grier
Los Angeles
Lancaster
Betty
Bill Wright
Mares
Technicolor
Gary Cooper
Charlton Heston
Weetues
Ion
Mary Deare Ait
Ernie
Margo Jack Scritapiar Kovacs
Moore -Warden- McCarthy
Shawn
Walt Disney
Darby O'Gill
the Little People
Alan Ladd
OWL Show“The Mysterians
Feolor
Sun - Mon
John Huston
Kir Douglas
Sivas Mangano
Hillcrest
Coe
Mimi Frank
Jacque Brahler
Robert Ellsworth
Mary Scott
Caliope
Congress
Lawrence High School
Jack Fenton
Eee
Shim
M Jme
Earl Schmanke
Bill) Coons
Gleason
Pol. Adv
Anes
Nbiased
Willis H
McQueary
Miami County
Topeka
Atorney
Anderson & Byrd, Attorneys
Adm
Elm Street
Thirteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Mensas
Yard City
Ottawa Hall
East
Ott
Seid
Onis
Fen
Amdrews
Mayen
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