Martin Community and Rainbow 4-H Club Joint Meeting
The Martin Community House hosts a joint 8 p.m. Saturday gathering of the Martin Community Club and the Rainbow 4-H Club with a regular 4-H program and cookies for refreshments. Also listed are a weekly Teen Tops Monday summer meetings and several local yard and rummage sales including Memorial Auditorium June 4 and various addresses with June 3 4 times.
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Martin Community Club
Rainbow 4.H Club
Martin Community House
4.H Club
Slender Ones
Teen Tops
Yard Sale notices and reunion ad fragment
Yard sale set for Saturday June 4 from 9 to 5 at 311 S Sycamore CBYF eX arg. Sale Friday and Saturday June 3 and 4 at 736 N Main 9 to 5 Sweet potatoes Turner CH 2 4803 Adv Appanoose Grade Alumni reunion June 5 at Appanoose Grade Building basket dinner advertised
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Hickory
Sat
S. Sycamore
Sale
Fri
Turner
Appanoose Grade
Ady
Police Court Plea Deals for City Drivers
A series of Ottawa police court actions records numerous defendants pleading guilty or forfeiting bonds for motor vehicle offenses. Entries include excessive exhaust noise violations, careless driving, speeding in 30 mph zones, registering and headlight issues, and a DUI with careless driving. Clarence West was jailed after a driving under the influence conviction with an appeal to District Court.
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James M. Stevens
Dale L. Mock
W. Uth
Dennis P. Sumner
Ottawa
Ash
Jerald Shields
John S. Cole
Independence
Vernon L. Rocker
N. Hickory
Douglas J. Tibbetts
E. 11Th
Gerald W. Slemp
Otetawa Rfd
William W. Johnson
Pomona
Terry L. Lay
Sycamore
Harold E. Mains
Laver
Lohman
S. Poplar
Richard O. Tyson
Waverly
Robert Dean
Wal« Nut
Gary L. Knight
Wellsville
RFD
Larry E. Madison
Tommy D. Hastings
Joe D. West
Neosho Falls
West
Everett L. Cook JR
Cancer Virus Idea Gains Support From Columbia Team
A Columbia University research group reports two findings suggesting cancers may start from virus-like particles. They found virus-like particles in healthy cells adjacent to prostate cancer cells and observed rapid growth in these normal-appearing cells, hinting at early cancer initiation and spread. The team plans to isolate the particles and compare them to known frog tumor viruses.
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John K. Lattimer
Department of Urology
Columbia University
New York
Prostate
Myron Tannenbaum
Lattimer
Young Girl Found Safe After Pomona Search
In Pomona a 12-year-old girl wandered from home and was missing for nearly four hours Wednesday evening. She was found in a parked car four miles from home at 11:15 p.m. The car owner alerted his employer. she fled the car but was found again nearby. Sheriff Joe Ferns said she was frightened but unharmed and how she got there remains unknown.
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Pomona
Franklin County
Joe Ferns
Gulbenkian Celebrates 70th Birthday in London
Millionaire Nubar Gulbenkian entertained about 400 guests at a London hotel for his 70th birthday. A huntsman blew a hunting horn to mark the milestone during the party.
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London
Nubar Gulbenkian
Gulbenkian
Transport chief ousted after Bucharest rail disaster
Bucharest, Romania Transport Minister Dumitru Simulescu was fired Tuesday following a train wreck east of the capital that killed 38 and injured 65. A government statement cited repeated indiscipline by Simulescu as the reason for his removal.
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Bucharest
Romania
Dumitru Simulescu
Simulescu
Vacation Bible Schools Begin At Faith Lutheran And Churches Of Christ
The Faith Lutheran Church and the Churches of Christ plan Vacation Bible Schools next week with classes for children from kindergarten to grade seven. North and south Churches of Christ offer school at the north church from 9 11 a m on June 6 17, while Faith Lutheran holds its school June 6 17 with registration 9 00 to 10 30 a m Saturday. Theme is My Savior and I with sessions 9 00 to 11 30 a m and a closing program at 7 30 p m June 17 when children share projects with parents.
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Faith Lutheran Church
Churches of Christ
South Churches of Christ
North Church
Savior
Pam
Deaths in Kansas and beyond announce four local obituaries
Four local obituaries summarize deaths of Oscar W Wig gins 86 of Bellingham Washington former Centropolis resident born Morris County Kansas died May 12 in St Josephs hospital Bellingham burial in Bellingham Wig gins had farming ties in Franklin County and moved to Washington twenty years ago He was a church member and survived by three daughters a brother a half sister and other relatives Hugh Ralph Wiley 91 retired Santa Fe Railroad agent died in Osage City nursing home moving there from Quenemo born June 21 1884 He married Lola Wilson in 1899 and belonged to Osage City Methodist Church Surviving include wife two daughters four sons and many grandchildren great grandchildren Katie Irene Sadie Ringels 57 Quenemo RFD 2 died after short illness Funeral arrangements pending Ringels daughter of John and Lydia Strauss born July 6 1908 lived in Quenemo area 17 years formerly Overbrook area married Henry Ringels in 1929 He died in 1962 Surviving Ralph Ringels one son sister and brother plus extended family.
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Oscar W. Wiggins
Bellingham
Wash
Centropolis
Kansas
Wiggins
St. Joesph's Hospital
Morris County
Franklin County
Washington
Appanoose Church of the Brethren
Wigsgins
Hugh R. Wiley
Hugh Ralph Wiley
Santa Fe
Osage City
Quenemo
Ottawa
Lola Wilson
Hazel Morrieson
Kansas City
Eva Barrett
Hemet
Calif
James W. Wiley
California
John Wiley
Miami
Okla
Ralph Wiley
Herbert Wiley
Wichita
Backing Collision in North Main 100 Block
No injuries reported after a backing collision in the 100 block of North Main around 8 p.m. Wednesday. William F. Ogel, 35, driving a 1964 Chevrolet, was southbound. Frederick N. McDaniels, 24, in a 1956 Mercury, was backing from a curb. No damage estimates provided.
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North Main
William F. Ogel
E. Wilson
Frederick N. McDaniels
N. Poplar
Divorces Granted in District Court Sessions
James R. Putney 28 of Wells ville and Charlotte M. Putney 23 were granted a divorce at District Court on Wednesday. Roy H. Bickerstaff 28 of Ottas wa and Mar yle Bickerstaff 21 of Ottawa were granted a divorce. Sandra K. Schmitt 19 of Franklin County and Pat Schmitt 19 had a divorce granted. her maiden Masheter was restored.
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James R. Putney
Wellsville
Charlotte M. Putney
Roy H. Bickerstaff
Ottaswa
Maryle Bickerstaff
Ottawa
Sandra K. Schmitt
Frankelin County
Pat Schmitt
Franklin County
Masheter
Community Auction Listings In Ottawa Area
Harold Stewart and Printy and Son advertise multiple sales including Mrs Phil Hart home goods June 4 at 1:00 p.m. Clare Sowers cattle and farm machinery July 30 at 10 a.m. at Williamsburg area. Ralph W Selby Estate sale June 11 at 1 p.m. listings note TV farm assets and weekly auctions at Printy’s Auction House Ottawa.
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Harold Stewart
Phil Hart
Mulberry
Ottawa
Kansas
Clare Sowers
Jersey
Williamsburg
Kan
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Ralph W. Selby
Milnerst
Wilson and Main
CORE Says War Less Important Than Civil Rights
CORE leaders push a shift in U S policy prioritizing civil rights over Vietnam urging the White House Conference on Civil Rights to back the stance. Floyd McKissick notes delegates discussed guns and butter and proposals call for equal opportunities and U S withdrawal from Vietnam. President Johnson warns against expecting a miracle while pledging justice and opportunity.
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Core
Washington
Congress of Racial Equality
United States
Viet Nam
Floyd McKissick
White House
Johnson
U.S
America
City Ponders Fire Truck Delays And Civic Reports
Mayor Williamson and City Commission discussed the $62,000 snorkel fire truck from Bowling Green Ohio awaiting payment due to leaks and faults. Stoner blamed buck passing for delays while Ottawa’s chief says repairs will be done and a replacement may be sent if needed. Police reports show fewer accidents but more injuries than last year. by June 1965 Ottawa had 85 accidents with 19 injuries, and by June this year 76 accidents with 26 injuries. The 12,000 volt substation is in service to support summer peak demand and allow buying power from Kansas City Power and Light during GE STAG construction. Building inspector Wadkins notes weedier vacant lots and more air conditioning permits than in 1965.
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Ottawa
Eugene Flaherty
Commission
Don Hamilton
Kansas City Power and Light
Vern Wadkins
Wadkins
Clarence Church Dies in Perry at 56
Clarence Church of Perry Oklahoma aged 56 died Wednesday night in Perry. He was born in Franklin County. Survivors include a son and other relatives.
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Clarence Church
Perry
Okla
Henry van
Loewen
Ottawa
Franklin County
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions including Leroy Jones of 712 N Mulberry Mrs Lupe Blanco 1040 N Syce amore Mrs Maude Coughenour Wellsville Mrs Rose Peck 531 N Mulberry Wednesday Patrick A Shields 838 E 16th Terrace Kenneth siffron 433 Sycamore Thursday dismissals for Lou Ray Kinsey Shawnee Mission Wednesday Terri Smith 804 8 Poplar Thursday
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Leroy Jones
N. Mulberry
Lupe Blanco
N. Syceamore
Maude Coughenour
Wellsville
Rose Peck
Paterick A. Shields
16Th Terrace
Kenneth Siffron
Sycamore
Lou Ray Kinsey
Shawnee Mission
Terri Smith
Poplar
Market Summary Kansas City Livestock and Eggs
KC Markets reports hogs 4,000, barrows and gilts down 25.50, weight 190 to 450 lb. Prices for cattle calves and feeders vary with scarce price test. Sheep steady with prime spring lambs 26.00 to 26.50. Wholesale eggs for large 80 percent shell at 28.14 to 30.14, mediums 25.27 to 27. .
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Kansas City
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Ellis
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Congo
Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Evyariste Kimba
Emmanuel Bamba
Jerome Anang
Alexandre Mahamba
Chicago
Harold Church
Jetmore
May Weaver
John van Loenen
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Colo
Nices
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Katie Irene Sadie Ringels
RFD 2
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Henry Ringels
Ralph Ringels
Dorotha Spearman
Emeroria
Wesley Strauss
Max
Tancred Commandery
K.T
L. Allen Troutman
E. C
Gerald B. Harford
Clifford R
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Gardner Finch
Peoria
Lee Channel Estate
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
North
Jack Nelson
Kans
Council Grove
Jim" Brady
Ence
Mayor Williamson
Williamson
Stoner
Bowling Green
Ohio
Wright's
Sous Dengel Fon
Woolworth Company
D.S. Cook
S. Main St
Ringels
Katie Irene Ringels
Lamb
Watts
John
Dora) Watts
Towner's Chapel
Pres
Marvin Parnell
Union Cemetery
Towner
NZS North Main
Uptawa
Foundegree
Pixie
Hallmark
Raney Drugs
Fred Stumbo
Douglas County Wood Products
Lawrence
Marston
Sears Roebuck & Co
Cleveland
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Joe Blake
Gene Powell
J.W. Taylor
Bennie Stine Son
Standard Rendering Co
Call Collect
Belshe
Uptown
Bill
Richmond
J. G. Oestreicher
Princeton
Lonnie Reeder
Clark
Floyd Bishop
Jack Beauchamp
Bennie Stinson
Roberts Bros
Gingerich Fert. Co
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