Richmond St Therese annual chicken supper at church basement
Brief items note Richmond St Therese church holding its annual chicken supper in the church basement on Tuesday June 4 at 6 p.m. Also listed are community notices: Susan Ames employed at Ella's Beauty Salon, weekend houseguests of the Bowers, longtime Ottawa University figure Stansell, and other local happenings including a fire department call and visits by residents.
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Richmond St. Therese
Susan Ames
Ella
Hickory
Russians Share Davis Cup Lead
Russians share the Davis Cup lead as European Zone ties advance. Spain Great Britain Yugoslavia and France push toward quarterfinals with France facing Brazil after clinching 3-1 against Italy. Santana and Fustice beat Chile 4 4 set up Britain test. Belgium and Austria were routed in Brussels and Zagreb respectively.
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Russia
Spain
Great Britain
Yugoslavia
France
Brazil
Italy
Bar
Manuel Santana Efan
Faustice
Chile
Belgium
Brussels
Austria
Zagreb
Kansas City Markets Report Hogs Sheep and Cattle Prices
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes hogs 190 to 600 pounds mostly steady to weak with some declines. sow prices firmer and barrows and gilts 17.00 to 35.00. lighter weights around 16.78 to 17.60. sheep slaughter lambs and ewes show gains. cattle and calves trade mixed with steers and heifers up to 25 higher, cows steady, vealers and feeders varied across several price bands.
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Kanbas
Court strikes down Tennessee school transfer plans
The U S Supreme Court unanimously invalidated two public school transfer plans in Knoxville and Davidson County that let students transfer by race. The ruling holds the plans discriminatory and not reasonably designed to meet Brown v Board standards, with notes on the exclusion of Negro students from integrated options.
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Tennessee
Washington
Supreme Court
Knoxville
Davidson County
Nashville
Knox County
Clark
Brown
Hospital Notes Admissions and discharges listed
Admissions cover multiple individuals such as Mrs George Christenson 233 S Oak Mrs Beverly Daugharthy RID 2 Mrs Richard Maxwell RID 1 Mrs Reginald Ward Waverly Kathy Wassmer 4078 Cherry Harold Gage Princeton and others. Dismissals include Mrs Rollie Hashman 916 Maple Saturday Mrs Maude Bloomer 115 W 1th David Beels 1200 Willow Donna Firestone 608 S Locust James Critchfield St Joseph Ma Mrs Merritt Hayes Phoenix Ariz Mrs Harry McDaniel 1428 S Oak Sunday Mrs Robert Sullard and baby son Sth Locust Mrs Martha Cochran 210 W 5th Mrs Donald Kornhaus and baby son 22 Willow Mrs Hobart Parks 1137 S Vickery Mrs Richard Husted and baby daughter Ran foul Monday.
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George Christenson
S. Oak
Beverly Daugharthy
Rid
Richard Maxwell
Reginald Ward
Waverly
Kathy Wassmer
Cherry
Harold Gage
Princeton
Rollie Hashman
Maude Bloomer
David Beels
Donna Firestone
James Critchfield
St. Joseph
Merritt Hayes
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry McDaniel
Oak
Robert Sullard
Sth & Locust
Martha Cochran
Donald Kornhaus
Willow
Hobart Parks
S. Vickery
Richard Husted
Ranfoul
Deaths of Minnie A Bergendahl in Locust Kansas City
Mrs Minnie A Bergendahl 76 died June 2 945 pm at Research Hospital Kansas City after a brief illness. Services Thursday 2 pm at Towners Chapel with Rev E Caylor officiating Cremation to follow She was born September 27 1880 Rangomville and married Walter Bergendahl in Chicago 1922 He died 1943 She lived in Chicago and Quenemo before moving to Ottawa two and a half years ago Retired supervisor of Checker Cleaners Chicago Survived by sister Miss Nellie Cochrane Kansas City.
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Minnie A. Bergendahl
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Towner’s Chapel
HE. E. Caylor
J. M. Kilgore
Bergendahl
Rangomville
Chicago
Walter Bergendahl
Ottawa
Funeral Services for Marvin L Montgomery in Topeka
Marvin Lee Montgomery died May 30. Services held June 1 at Towner Chapel with Richard L. McClellan officiating. Pallbearers included Don Capper J B Reeves Don McFarland Robert Andrews Junior Anderson and Kenneth Andrews. Highland Park singers from Church of Christ Topeka performed hymns. Burial followed in Waverly Cemetery. County state and city employees attended.
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Marvin L. Montgomery
Marvin Lee Montgomery
Towner ‘Chapel
Richard L. McClellan
Don Capper
J. B. Reeves
Don McFarland
Robert Andrews
Junior Anderson
Kenneth Andrews
Highland Park Singers
Church of Christ
Services for Miss Elizabeth Stoltz Held at Lamb Funeral Home
Miss Elizabeth Stoltz died May 29. Services conducted June 1 by Rev. Charles P. Knight at Lamb Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Byrd Ross, Fred Disque, Virgil Smith, BE. E. Haley, Adrian L. Bain and Philip A. Bain. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs. J. R. Henning assisting. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Stoltz
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Byrd Ross
Fred Disque
Virgil Smith
BE. E. Haley
Adrian L. Bain
Philip A. Bain
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Scouts Receive Church Award At Wellsville Church
God and Country awards were presented to Boy Scouts John Hagen James Hagen and Donnie Poole during a Sunday worship service at Wellsville Methodist Church by Rev James Nabors. Parents Mr and Mrs Bob Hagen and Mr and Mrs P A Poole received lapel pins in recognition of encouragement given the boys.
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Wellsville
God and Country
John Hagen
James Hagen
Donnie Poole
Wellsville Methodist Church
James Nabors
Bob Hagen
P. A. Poole
Plan School Meetings At Pomona High and Grade Schools
Pomona plans annual joint meeting at the high school gym at 8 p.m. Thursday June 6 to discuss budget, elect three new board members expanding the board to five, and address bus ownership and operation and football field rights. Pomona Grade School District meets Friday evening June 7 at the grade school.
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Pomona
Pomona District Opens Summer Band Signups
Pomona district schools invite fifth grade and older students to join summer band rehearsals and individual lessons at the grade school. Rehearsals start at 9 am on Thursday, June 6, with Mrs. Louise Welborn present to assist with arrangements.
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Pomona
Louise Welborn
Car crash damages car. pastor cited for drunkenness
A car driven by Rev. Coy Prince of 831 King suffered about 300 dollars in damage after a single vehicle collision in the 600 block on Last Logan. The car hit a utility pole. A passenger, Joe J. Jones of Kansas City Kas, was cited for drunkenness, police said.
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Coy Prince
King
Last Logan
Joe J. Jones
Kansas City
Kas
Six Drivers Cited in Weekend Police Action
Six persons were cited by the police over the weekend. Marvin Teter of 830 S Mulberry faced speeding 42 in a 30 zone. William Boho of 810 S Cedar was cited for speeding 35 in a 20 zone. Douglas Wright of Lawrence and Edith L Gordon of 517 E Wilson each were charged with permitting unauthorized persons to drive. Shirley Cochrane of 833 Cleveland was cited for driving without a license and Charles Ebeck of 119 E 5th was cited for running a stop sign.
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Marvin Teter
S. Mulberry
William Boho
S. Cedar
Douglas Wright
Lawrence
Edith L. Gorton
E. Wilson
Shirley Cochrane
Cleveland
Charles Ebeck
E. 5Th
Wellsville Youth Gets Boeing Job
John Stephens, a KU junior, has a summer job at Boeing in Wichita. He returns home to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephens on June 3. John is in Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Tau honoraries. his parents attend a Sigma Tau initiation banquet. Lynne Stephens, a KU sophomore, also shares in the family celebration.
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Wellsville
John Stephens
University of Kansas
Boeing
Wichita
Charles Stephens
John
Tau Beta Pi
Sigma Tau
Stephens
Lynne
Marriage License for Dudley Fishburn and Karen Watts
Dudley Fishburn 23 of Overbrook and Karen Watts 21 of Ottawa applied for a marriage license. Officials recorded their names and ages as part of the public filing.
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Dudley Fishburn
Overbrook
Karen Watts
Ottawa
Tractor for Burma project aims at New Hope Church supper
New Hope Baptist Church in Wellsville plans a Tuesday supper to raise about 1600 for sending a fully overhauled tractor with parts to Burma. Rev. Bryant Currier and family report natives suffer hunger four months yearly. funds will also support corn crops and a chicken project aided by river irrigation.
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New Hope
Burma
Wellsville
New Hope Boaits Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Miss Kansas Pageant Judges Named for Pratt Start
Three men and three women will judge 29 contestants in the four day Miss Kansas Scholarship pageant at Pratt starting Wednesday. The winner will represent Kansas at Miss America in Atlantic City. Judges include Mrs Francis S Van Derbur of Denver and Mrs Frank B Morrison of Lincoln with Collie Hoskins of Oklahoma City Dr C H Stookey Norman Okla Dr Charles Fisher Ann Arbor Mich and J F Calvano New York City.
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Atantic City
Francis S. van Derbur
Denver
Frank B. Morrison
Lincoln
Neb
Collie Hoskins
Oklahoma City
C. H. Stookey
Norman
Okla
Charles Fisher
Ann Arbor
Mich
J. F. Calvano
New York City
van Derbur
Marilyn van Derbur
Morris
Nebraska
Miss Hoskins
Stookey
University of Oklahoma School of Music
Fisher
University of Michigan
Calvano
Underwood Corp
Blood Loss Drives Makeup Urgent Red Cross Appeal
Wichita center reports 500 pints of whole blood lost due to refrigeration failure. Substations at Bartlesville and Great Bend shipped 90 pints. By Sunday night, air shipments from St Louis, St Paul, Springfield, and Lawrence brought total available to 336 pints as an accelerated donor drive is organized.
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Wichita
Red Cross Regional Blood Center
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Springfield
Lawrence
Kan
Bob Gadberry
Center
Kansas Traffic Toll Log Report May 1963 to June 1965
AP Topeka reports a 48 hour traffic death log update covering periods through May 1965 and noting fatalities not previously reported. The record compares with earlier totals from 1962 and 1963 and lists daily counts and locations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Farm Bureau Harmony Meeting Called a Phony Political Stunt
Topeka AP Lud Strand, Brewster farmer and Agricultural Advisory Commission member, denounces a Farm Bureau harmony meeting as a phony political stunt. Walter C. Peirce, Kansas Farm Bureau president, invited Martin Byrne, James Ingerson, and Anson Horning to discuss a new wheat bill after the administration plan failed. Strand says promises of new wheat legislation are practically nil and blames the Farm Bureau for the disaster facing wheat farmers.
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Topeka
Lud Straad
Brewster Farmer
Agricultural Advisory Commission
Walter C. Peirce
Kansas Farm Bureau
Martin J. Byrne
James Ingerson
Leroy
Anson Horning
Larned
Farm Bureau
Harmony
Peirce
State Farm Bureau
Martin Byrne
Farmers Must Pay For Culverts In Franklin County
Franklin County commissioners said farmers must pay for additional culverts for new lanes or driveways on their properties. Since 1956 only one entrance culvert is provided without charge. extra culverts are the farmer’s liability. Inquiries directed to county road supervisor Tommy Stevenson east of US 59 or Bill Clark west of US 59.
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Franklin County
Franklin County Highway Department
US 59
Tommy Stevenson
Lane
Us59
Bill Clark
Centropolis
Rams Bring Top Prices at Kansas Ram Sale
Wellsville reports Robert Harra son of Mr and Mrs Louis Harra entered two pure bred Suffolk rams at the Kansas State Ram Sale in Hutchinson. A banquet preceded judging. His rams placed seventh among top entries and both brought strong bids with one bought by Dwight Stone Ranch Medicine Lodge for breeding this fall.
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Wellsville
Robert Harra
Louis Harra
Hutchinson
Robert
Dwight Stone
Medicine Lodge
Wants More Thought Given God Wants More Thought Given God
Mrs Helen Wood Bauman new president of the Christian Science Church told Boston annual meeting that modern science and technology threaten to divert thought from God. She urged members to center their lives on God and combat atheistic materialism while stressing divine Love as the path to a better spiritual climate. Retiring president Ralph E. Wagers of Chicago supported focusing on God to solve world problems.
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Helen Wood Bauman
Christian Science
Monday
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Church
Ralph E. Wagers
Chicago
Boy Drowns in Kansas City Suburb Pond
The body of 10 year old Robert T. Thompson Jr of Overland Park Kansas was recovered from a pond in the suburb early today He had been missing from his home since Sunday morning and his clothing was found beside the pond The AP report notes the drowning occurred in Overland Park a Kansas City suburb
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Kansas City
Overland Park
Kan
Toda
Robert T. Thompson Jr
It Would Get Farm Heads Together
Kansas Farm Bureau seeks talks with other farm groups after the wheat plan defeat in the May 21 referendum. Walter C. Peirce invited Martin Byrne James Ingerson and Anson Horning to discuss areas of disagreement and possible agreement on reducing wheat supplies.
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Byrne
Kansas Farmers Union
Ingerson
Kansas Grange
Horning
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Peirce
Deeds Recorded Affect Property Transfers Across Town
A string of property deeds lists transfers in Po mona and Ran tout including lots in Elk, Adams Subdiv, and Main Street. Notable parties include Raymond Ledom Frank J Scott Stella Williams Theron Stovall Clifford Carey James W Riley Neal Baxter Rebecca Kirchhoff R C Harbison Robert L Sayler Stanley F Allen Dorothy Baker Wilbur Foulks and A O Myers.
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Raymond Ledom
Frank J. Scott
East B
St. Pomona
Chas
Williams
Adrm
Stella Williams
Theron Stovall
Lota
Elk
Hamblins & Walton
Clifford Carey
James W. Riley
Neal Baxter
Admr
J. T. Shipps
Cecil Morrow
Main St
Pomona
Melvin Mundell
J. R. Redick
Seymours Add
Rantoul
Max A. Scott
Gardner W. Campbell
Bee
Rebecca Kirchhoff
R. C. Harbison
Robert L. Sayler
Stanley F. Allen
Dorothy M. Baker
Wilbur B. Foulks
A. O. Myers
Bump
Emeerson
Removals Listed For Several Residents In City
A list shows residents moved from their old addresses to new ones including Clarence Beckner to Garnett, Gale Chambers to Lee, Earl Comstock to Tremont, Glenn Doerr to Walton, Max Kirkland to Princeton, Mrs Archie Martin to Cedar, Joe McAuley to 320 East 4th, Sherm Spears to Cherry, Nelson Showalter to 1116 North Cedar, and others.
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S. Cherry
Showalter
Nelson H
N. Cedar
Annual Meeting of Greenwood School District No 36
June 7 at 8 pm the annual meeting will be held at the school. Also notice of hearing on final settlement in Estate of Lars Nelson in Franklin County Probate Court. Defenses due by June 25 1963 at 10 am in Ottawa. R M Clogston petitioner. Anderson Byrd attorneys.
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Greenwood
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Lars 8
Nelson
R. M. Clogston
Lars
Larss
Ottawa
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