Ottawa Coin Club Meets Monday Evening in Basement
The Ottawa Coin Club plans a meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Anchor Savings Association basement with refreshments. An Ottawa area event features homemade ice cream and cake at Westminster Church July 31 from 5 30 to 8 p m at 13th and Maple. The Ottawa Garden Club opens its Monday program to nonmembers with speaker Franklin T Rose state landscape architect discussing Landscape Beautification at 7 30 p m after a 6 30 p m carry in supper in The First Methodist Church dining room. Garage Sale Tuesday Wednesday 95 404 S Mulberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Coin Club
Anchor Savings Association
Westeminster Church
Ottawa Garden Club
Franklin T. Rose
First Methodist Church
Hard Luck winner Da vid Wells in soap box derby
The Herald names 14 year old David Wells of Ottawa RFD 3 as the soap box derby trophy winner from last Saturday, correcting a prior misprint that listed him as Pat Wells. SGT. Gerry K Hamilton has returned on leave from Camp Casey Seoul Korea after 14 months with the 7th Infantry Division.
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David Wells
Winifred Wells
Ottawa
RFD
Pat Wells
Gerry K. Hamilton
Walnut
Camp Casey
Seoul
Korea
7Th Infantry Division
California
Hamilton
Gerald Hamilton
Political campaign notices and social event preview
A set of campaign pitches and a community ice cream social announce political candidates Joe Poizner Lee C. Nichols James DeCoursey. The notices urge votes for Poizner for Congress Nichols for County Commissioner DeCoursey for Lt Governor and promote an ice cream social at Princeton Recreation Field on Sunday July 31.
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Princeton Recreation Field
Sun
Viet Nam War May Grow Into Major Conflict Says Thant
U Thant warned in Moscow that the Viet Nam war could develop into a major war if current trends continue and might spill over frontiers. He declined to specify US or Soviet involvement and noted the Soviet stance favors Hanoi and calls for a full U.S. troop withdrawal from South Viet Nam.
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Moscow
U.N. Secrearye
U Thant
Thant
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Central Heights hires six new faculty for fall term
Central Heights junior and senior high schools announce six new staff members joining for classes starting Aug. 29. New hires include Donna Gingerich teaching high school business, Dale Gillogly in industrial arts, Norman Bishop in science, Elmer and Mrs. Liss in junior high English and industrial arts, and Harold Morden in junior high mathematics. High school will be in Richmond and junior high in Princeton. New office practice course will use added machines and calculators under Leo Laird’s guidance.
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Central Heights
Donna Gingerich
Emporia State
Gingerich
Melvern
Ottawa
Dale Gillogly
McPherson College
Gillogly
Perry High School
Welda
Norman Bishop
Friends University
Richmond
Elmer Liss
Fort Hays State
Liss
Mra
Esbon
Richemond
Princeton
Leo Laird
Empty Trucks Tango In Alley Crash At Gambles
Two trucks collided in the 100 block of South Main in the Gambles area Friday afternoon. A 1958 Ford semi owned by Jerry James and Best Truck Lines failed brakes after air leaked from the air hose. A 1966 Chevrolet pickup owned by Louie B. Mumma sustained damage. No cost estimates were available.
Check Charges Against Men
A Richmond man received one year probation and Everett E Wheeler of Quenemo three 30 days jail sentence after pleading guilty to writing insufficient funds checks to Gibson Products. Hamilton wrote a bad check June 18. Wheeler a $25 no funds check July 11. Hamilton was paroled from a four day jail term. Wheeler was committed to the sheriff.
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Richmond
Quenemo
Gibson Products
Jack G. Hamilton
Everett E. Wheeler
Hamilton
Wheeler
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals listed
Admissions include Frank Fehrenbach Ottawa RFD 1 Friday and William Coppoe Williamsburg Saturday. Dismissals include Mrs Harvey Wray Pomona RFD 1 Friday and Mrs Jimmie Bradshaw and son Wellsville Saturday.
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Frank Fehrenbach
Ottawa
RFD
William Coppoe
Williamsburg
Harvey Wray
Pomona
Jimmie Bradshaw
Market cattle and hogs advance at Kansas City sale
AP reports Kansas City cattle prices rose overall from last week with steers and heifers up 25 to 50 per hundredweight, feeders higher, and cows up to 25. Lambs jumped 50 to 75 while hogs showed mixed moves across weights, sows gaining about a dollar and barrows gilts steady to modestly higher in lighter bids.
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Kansas City
Garnett Gunner Joins National Pistol Team at Camp Perry
Sgt Albert Herrmann of the Kansas National Guard pistol team is at Camp Perry Ohio to compete in National Pistol Matches this week. He was selected last year and also competed then. Top teams from states and services vie for the National Pistol championship with Olympic shooters invited from participants.
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Garnett
Albert Heremann
Kansas National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
Local Police Attend School in Kansas Training Program
Two Ottawa Police Department patrolmen, Gerald A. Foote and Herbert M. Hogue, are among 200 officers at the Peace Officers Training School at the University of Kansas. The Applied Police Sciences program covers evidence, arrest and search, shoplifting, civil disobedience, interrogation, and interviewing suspects, with lectures from law enforcement authorities. The KU Government Research Center, KU Extension Service, and the Kansas Peace Officers Association sponsor the school.
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Ottawa Police Department
Peace Officers Training School
University of Kansas
Gerald A. Foote
Herbert M. Hogue
KU Government Research Center
KU Extension Service
Kansas Peace Officers Assoociation
Are you riding high in the rat race today
Hal Boyle offers a light hearted periodic checkup on social status by listing concrete signs of success or rank. The piece notes how keeping face matters, with scenarios like cashing wife’s checks, Christmas toys from a firehouse, college outcomes, spare chair time, and martinis at lunch to gauge status and security. It ends affirming that many indicators signal high status in the era.
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New York
Bootblack
From Ames Brothers to Daniel Boone actor Ed Ames
Hollywood profile of Ed Ames who left the Ames Brothers after a lucrative career to seek acting. He recalls a $100,000 yearly income and family strain, choosing a tougher path in theater and later starring as Mingo on Daniel Boone. His post switch earnings grew with TV roles and live appearances.
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Ames
Ames Brothers
Las Vegas
Sahara Hotel
Fess Parker
Mingo
Daniel Boone
Area Students Win KU Honors
Twenty two area students at the University of Kansas earned spring semester honors in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Nine top students hail from Ottawa including John M. Brocke way and Margaret H. Frailey. Other Franklin County honorees include Gary Beauchamp of Pomona and William Coughlin of Wellsville. Additional honorees come from Garnett, Anderson County, Osage County, and Miami County with multiple names listed for each community.
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University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Ottawa
John M. Brockeway
Willow
Margaret H. Frailey
S, Elm
Anne L
Overebrook
Osage County
Miami County
Sylvia H. Hartford
Fonetana
Rita D. Jones
Louisburg
Nelson L. Reppert
Andre Sedriks
Osawatomie
Joyce E. Hinkle
Sara Lentz
Mary Pat McQueeney
Larry W. Yackle
Paola
Deaths of Fred Hintz 80 in Garnett
Fred Hintz 80 of 922 Willow died Friday morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. He was a former Anderson County Courts house employee at Garnett for 12 years. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday at Farris Chapel Garnett. burial Welda cemetery. Born April 30 1886 at Westphalia to Peter Hintz and Mary Martha Rowe. Survived by wife Alice of home a son Pete Hintz 609 W 19th a daughter Mrs Charles Wells 832 Willow and four grandchildren.
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Fred Hintz
Willow
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Anderson County Courts House
Garnett
Farris Chapel
Welda
Hintz
Westphalia
Peter Hintz
Mary Martha Rowe
Della
Obituary for Mrs Carlie C Capps 1883 1965
Mrs Carlie C Capps 82 formerly of 710 Logan died Friday night in Crestview Nursing Home. Services Tuesday at Towner Chapel with Rev Horton Presley. burial Highland Cemetery. Born December 9, 1883 in Tazewell Tennessee, she lived in Ot e tawa since 1955 and was the widow of Sam Capps. Survived by sister Mrs I B Powell and brother G L Carter.
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Carlie C, Capps
Carlie C. Capps
Logan
Crestview Nursing Home
Towner Chapel
Horton Presley
Highland Cemetery
Capps
William and
Laura (Laws) Snyder
Tazeewell
Funeral for Stella Mae Heminger Held at Lamb Funeral Home
Mrs Stella Mae Heminger died July 27. Services were July 29 with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Honorary pallbearers were Stephen Needham Gale Gilbert James Seymour. Active pallbearers were Paul McCracken Gerald Ball Howard Caylor George Alexander Ralph Bloomer Carl Bloomer. Mrs A H North sang with Mrs Bruce Spears. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Stella M. Heminger
Stella Mae Heminger
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Stephen D. Needham
Gale B. Gilbert
James O. Seymour
Paul McCracken
Gerald E. Ball
Howard Caylor
George N. Alexander
Ralph Bloomer
Carl Bloomer
A. H. North
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Centropolis Pastor Quits After Nine and Half Years
Rev Willard Newmann resigns as Centropolis Baptist Church pastor after nine and a half years and will preach a farewell sermon Sunday. He transfers to Temple Baptist Church in Wichita which has lacked a pastor since May. Rev Kenneth Biddinger of Quenemo will become Centropolis pastor, with first pulpit Aug 7.
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Willard Newmann
Centropolis
Newmann
Temple Baptist Church
Wichita
Temple Baptist
Kenneth Biddinger
Quenemo
Plowright Delivers Daughter in Brighton
Actress Joan Plowright wife of Sir Laurence Olivier delivered a daughter on Wednesday night in Brighton, marking the couple's third child.
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Brighton
England
Joan Plowright
Sir Laurence Olivier
Local Building Permits Catalog for Hickory Area
Carl Hendrix plans a trailer home at 1522 S and S Hickory rear. Guy Towers to add a patio at 1608 Chestnut costing 250 dollars. Mrs. George Starbuck to repair a roof at 724 Elm for 200. Carroll Whiteford to remodel a barber shop at 411 5 S Main for 600. Lamar Fowler to build a commercial building at 320 S Main for 17000. Mrs. Charles D Peters to add a front porch at 623 S Cedar for 85. Bill Whitacre to remodel a kitchen at 946 Cypress for 500. Leonard Rues to build a garage at 517 Willow for 450. Joe Yockey to remodel a business building at 1124 N Main for 800. Mrs. Leland Bugg Jr to set a trailer home at 1531 S Hickory. Mrs Harold Phares to remodel a house at 612 N Main for 75. Donald Murray to erect a trailer home at 115 S Cedar for 7000. Allen Lloyd to add to the Country Club building and remodel the kitchen. Harry Moody to build a patio cover at 405 Willow for 250.
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Carl Hendrix
S&s
Hickory
Guy Towers
Chestnut
George Starbuck
Carroll Whiteford
Main
Lamar Fowler
S. Main
Charles D. Peters
Bill Whitacre
Cypress
Leonard Rues
Willow
Joe Yockey
N, Main
Leland Bugg, Jr
Estate notice in Louise F. Henesick case Kansas
First published July 23 1966 and last published August 6 1966 in Franklin County Kansas legal notices. In the matter of the estate of Louise F Hene sick deceased Case No 11 570. Public notice outlines probate actions and deadlines for claimants and heirs under Kansas law.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Louise F. Henesick
Executrix appointed in Hensick estate. creditors warned
In Probate Court of said County Kansas Freida H Liggett named Executrix of Louise F Hensick dec July 18 1966. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Ottawa Franklin Co Kansas dated July 23 1966. First published July 30 1966. Also notice of Aug 10 1966 hearing to consider creation of a Lateral Sewer District in Ottawa Kansas with estimated cost 8600 dollars and a defined benefit district including Lots 3 through 16 Laury's Addition.
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State of
Kansas
Credntors
Louise F. Henesick
Freida H. Liggett
Louise F. Hensick
Ottawa
Franklin County
Laury
Section 11
Township 17S
Township 17
Range 19
Ottawa Kansas City Commissioners Notice
The Board of City Commissioners of Ottawa Kansas calls on residents to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. City officials named include Mayor Charles Williamson and Commissioners Lyman Corlis and Laurence Wightman.
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Board of City Commissioners
Ottawa
Kansas
Charles Williamson
Lyman Corlis Laurence Wightman
Television Log Night Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of TV programming across a full day and night. Includes News, Weather, and a wide range of serials, game shows, movies, and variety programs with many time blocks and channel notes.
Weekly Franklin County and Osage County sales roundup
Sale notices list multiple auctions across Franklin and Osage counties. Clifford R Hobbs of Ottawa Kansas and Myers Bros of Centropolis advertise weekly sales on Saturdays at North Ottawa on Highway 59 and at Franklin County Sale Barn starting 11 a.m. Jersey cattle and farm machinery to be offered July 30 at 10 a.m. by Clare Sowers near Williamsburg. Local auctioneers Jim Brady Harold Stewart and J.Nelson are named with contact details.
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Ottawa
Wilmer Brockway
Franklin County
Jim
Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Clare Sowers
Jersey Cattle
Williamsburg
Kans
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Ralph W. Robertson
Robertson Motor Co., Inc
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Robertson
Harold Morden
Ottawa University
Morden
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KC Market
Hal Boyle
Hollywood
Ed Ames
Shady Lane
the Ames Brothers
I B. Powell
G. L. Carter
Morristown
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Harry Moody
Wright
Louis
Encel Gon
Executrix
Winton A
Carrie Cardell Capps
Towner ’S
Cilapeel Oy
Oteaw
AL Kans
Whizzo’s Playhouse
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
San Quentin
Mike Douglas
Texan
John Forsythe
Vacation Playhouse
Jesse James
Andy Griffith
John Davidson
Hazel
Big Valley
Hollywood Palace
M Squad
Faith For Our Times
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Loren Latimer
South Main
Lloyd Shuck and Son
Franklin Co
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Printy
Ben Frinty
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