Local Briefs And Notices From City Police And Events
LOUIE EDWARD McPherson 57 of Bronson arrested for not having a valid driver’s license. HOMER L. BARKLEY 25 of Ottawa arrested for speeding 35 mph in a 20 mph zone. Back yard sale 518 W 2nd June 6 7 11. The Globe Reunion set for Sunday June 14 at Marion Springs School with a basket dinner at 1:00. William R. Lennard son of Dr and Mrs W H Lennard 315 Elm received a commission in the Air Force Reserve after ROTC at Kansas University. Terry Thornbrugh and John M Thornbrugh USN visited Subic Bay aboard USS Midway in the Philippines with the Seventh Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Edward McPherson
Bronson
Homer L. Barkley
Ottawa
Globe
Marion Springs School
Worden
William R. Lennard
W. Harry Lennard
Elm
Air Force Reserve
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Kansas University
Terry Thornbrugh
John M. Thornbrugh
USN
W. R. Thornbrugh
Williamsburg
Subic Bay
Philippines
Midway
Far East
Seventh Fleet
Opinion clears path for reciprocity in Kansas healing arts licenses
Atty Gen Ferguson says the Kansas Healing Arts Board can grant licenses to otherwise qualified applicants who present a basic science certificate from another state, aligning with a later statute over conflicting provisions. The ruling reflects support from medical, osteopathic, and chiropractic groups for looser licensing reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healing Arts Board
Kansas
Ferguson
Medical
Local drivers cited for missing daily log books
County Court Chester V. Graham 38 of Kansas City a driver for John Morrell and Company fined 10 dollars and costs for not having a driver's daily log book. Willard H. Bailey 51 Overland Park a Safeway driver fined 10 dollars and costs for neglecting to have the log book current. George D. Scott 34 Muskogee Oklahoma forfeited 10 dollar bond on a charge of not having a driver's daily log. Lonnie L. Hendrickson 27 714 Ash fined 5 dollars and costs for disobeying a stop sign one mile east of Ottawa on K-68. Russell McCormick Davidson fined 50 dollars and costs for malicious destruction of property. Gregg N. Blasdel fined 50 dollars and costs for malicious destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester V. Graham
Kansas City
John Morrell and Company
Willard H. Bailey
Overland Park
Safeway Stores, Inc
George D. Scott
Muskogee
Okla
Lonnie L. Hendrickson
Ash
Ottawa
Des Moines Couple Takes Des Moines Partners in Marriage
Frank G Ayres 24 of Des Moines Iowa weds Evelyn R Weigel 18 also of Des Moines Iowa. James A Troffat 26 of Cincinnati Ohio weds Nancy K Morse 24 of Ottawa. This marriage license notice records two separate unions in the regional area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Ayres
Des Moines
Iowa
Evelyn R. Weigel
James A. Troffat
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nancy K. Morse
Ottawa
Two Kansans Named Presidential Scholars
Washington AP report lists 121 top high school graduates named Presidential Scholars for 1964. Among them are two Kansans, Alice Kathleen Cox of Wellington and Donald Mark Essmiller of Great Bend, and three Missourians.orea The honorees, chosen for academic excellence, will receive bronze medallions at a June 10 White House ceremony under a program started by President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
United States
Kansas
Alice Kathleen Cox
8Th St
Wellington
Donald Mark Essmiller
F. D
Great Bend
Chaplin Says Privilege Not Broken In Spy Case
In Kansas City, an Army chaplain testified in the Gessner atomic secrets trial that he did not violate pastor parishioner privilege while aiding intelligence agents. Capt. Albert Clark described urging Gessner to confess, and William Benson Jr. testified about an alleged confession taped in the Ft. Hood chapel. Gessner faces six counts of transmitting restricted nuclear information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
George John Gessner
Gessner
Mexico City
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Albert Clark
Ft. Hood
Clark
George
Benson
Army
William B. Benson Jr
Post Chapel
Minor Damage In Collision In Topeka
Kenneth A. Burnett, 33, of Topeka, reported minor damage to a 1963 Chevrolet after Norman L. Hawk, 76, backed his car from a meter in the 200 block of S Main. Burnett's vehicle sustained $29.96 in damage while Hawks’s only showed rear bumper paint marks. Hawk was charged with backing involved in an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Burnett
Topeka
Norman L. Hawk
S. Sycamore
S. Main
Burnett
Hawk
Richmond Sewer Cave In Fatal to Two Workers
Work resumed on the Richmond sanitation sewer project after a cave in a 15 foot trench half a mile northwest of Richmond killed two men. Clarence Earl Camp 55 of Richmond and Alonzo Jim Brunner 56 of Newton died from asphyxiation. Rescue crews located Camp at 11 40 am and Brunner at 12 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Sanitation
Clarence Earl Camp
Richmond
Alonzo
Jim) Brunner
Newton
Brunner
Edmiston's Store Changes Hands
The John Green Store formerly Edmiston's has been sold by Greenburg Mercantile Co. to P. N. Hirsch & Co. a subsidiary of International Shoe Company. The local manager is Donald Lauver. The sale, effective May 1, includes 52 junior department stores and 6 leased dry goods departments, bringing the Hirsch organization to 168 stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Edmiston’s
Greenburg Mercantile Co
P. N. Hirsch & Co
International Shoe Company
Donald Lauver
S. Hickory
Hirsch Organization
Third Ruby Lawyer Out
Dallas AP Jack Ruby's third chief defense counsel Dr Hubert Winston Smith resigns to return to teaching at the University of Texas Law School. Burleson and Tonnhill will continue the case asserting no new attorney is needed as Smith departs over his mental-competence claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Legale
Hubert Winston Smith
University of Texas Law School
Phil Burleson
Joe Tonnhill
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Burleson
Smith
Tonnhill
Joe Brown
University Regents
KC Markets Butter and eggs hold steady in midweek
AP report from Kansas City notes Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced at farm 12 14 and delivered at plant 13 14 14 14 with no changes to butter and eggs futures indicating stable market conditions across regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Activity and Ranges
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle sales with 1,800 head calves around 50, steer and heifer prices mainly 16.75 to 19.25, cows 12.75 to 14.50, calves 16.50 to 18.50, feeders 19.00, hogs 3,500 head with barrows and gilts 14.75 to 15.25 and sows 13.00 to 13.75, sheep 500 with lambs 21.50 to 24.25 and feeders 15.00 to 16.50 as buyers stay active and prices hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chambers Ends Career
Roy Chambers announces the end of his teaching career while planning to return to his Eureka Kansas farm. He taught government at Wellsville High School after degrees from Emporia State and Ottawa University, served in World War I, and led Wellsville as principal and coach for 12 years, totaling 37 years in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chambers
Eureka
Kan
Chambers
Wellsville High School
Emporia State
Ottawa University
Hamilton
Matfield Green
Wellsville
Sunflower Ordinance
Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth in Kansas Towns
Admissions list includes William Jones Chanute Mrs Elmer Louderback Princeton Mrs Ethel Miller 1035 S Main and others in Randle Bronson Baldwin RFD 3 Francis Russell 1107 S Hickory Stephen Shepheard Pomona RFD 2 Mrs John A Scott Quenemo and Wednesday discharge notes Davy Joe Harkins Rantoul Mrs Warren Hughes Monroe Courts Mrs Dora Martin 109 N Locust Lynn McLain Waverly Births report a son to Mr and Mrs William Meiers Quenemo weight 9 lbs 9 ozs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Chanute
Elmer Louderback
Princeton
Ethel Miller
S. Main
Randle Bronson
Pecan
Robert Wilson
Baldwin Rfd
Francis Russell
S. Hickory
Stephen Shepheard
Pomona
John A. Scott
Quenemo
Davy Joe Harkins
Rantoul
Warren Hughes
Monroe Courts
Dora Martin
N. Locust
Lynn McLain
Waverly
William Meiers
Guerrillas Hit Cuba Report Ambiguous and Alarmist
The Cuban Red Cross says anti Castro forces aided by the United States bombarded coastal cities causing heavy damage and loss of life. Fidel Castro's government acknowledges few attacks and cites seven executed CIA agents in the past week. Manuel Artime predicts a long Viet Nam like war with no clear timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
United States
Cuban Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Miami Herald
Artime
Deaths in Two Counties Include Veteran Camp
Clarence Earl Camp 55 died Tuesday in a cave accident at a construction site in Newton where he worked. A World War I veteran and lifetime Richmond resident, he belonged to Rhoades Construction. Survived by wife Mae, three sisters Fern Wadkins Garnett Bernice Bell Appleton City Mo, and John Camp Phoenix. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Nona Childs 92 died this morning at Johnson County Home for the Aged in Olathe. Born January 29 1872 in Adams County she lived in Wellsville then Overland Park with daughter Mabel Murphy. Surviving daughter Mabel Murphy Overland Park son LeRoy Childs Wellsville sister Iva Taylor Quincy Ill three grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Friday at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville Rev Clarence Harder officiating burial Wellsville Cemetery.
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Clarence Camp
Clarence Earl Camp
Richmond
Rhoades Construction Company
Newton
Mae
Fern Wadkins
Rantoul
Bernice Bell
Garnett
Ruby Hendrickson
Appleton City
John Camp
Phoenix
Arizona
Nona Childs
Johnson County
Olathe
Childs
Adams County
Wellsville
Arthur Childs
Mabel Murphy
Overland Park
LeRoy Childs
Iva Taylor
Quincy
Ill
Coughlin
Clarence Harder
Wellsville Methodist Church
Wellsville Cemetery
Local man dies in cave-in at Richmond construction site
Alonzo Brunner Williams Brun ner, 56, of Newton, died Tuesday from a cave-in at a Richmond area construction site where he worked. A World War II veteran, he lived at Violet and is survived by his wife, two stepchildren, two step-grandchildren, his father, two sisters, and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Brunner
Alonzo
Jim’ Williams Brunner
Newton
Richmond
Brunner
Rhoades Construction Company
Violet
President To Address Guard at Coast Guard Academy
President Johnson addresses the 78th Coast Guard Academy graduation in New London. He will administer the oath to 109 cadets and commission each as an officer, a rare campus visit shared with former president Truman in 1952. He then tours Groton's Electric Boat and lays the keel of a nuclear submarine, SSN650, with a welding torch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Stamp Buffs Rebuffed Cape Kennedy Postmark Push
Stamp collectors flood Cape Canaveral post office with first day covers bearing John F. Kennedy stamps, seeking a Cape Kennedy postmark that does not exist. City Council rejected changing the town name to Cape Kennedy despite the cape’s rename.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mise Sile
Cape Kennedy
Lyle Meadows
John F. Kennedy
Estate hearings and public zoning changes in Franklin County
Public notices announce probate hearings for the estates of E O Triplett Todd S Coen Patrick Timothy Campbell and Lenna Beal Dennis executors urged creditors to file claims within nine months. A July 7 1964 public hearing before Ottawa Kansas City Planning Commission will consider Thomas E Gleason’s zoning map amendment moving land from Single Family to Light Industrial in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
State
Todd S. Coen
Patrick Timothy Campbell
Lenna Beal Dennis
City Commission Room
Otetawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Thomas E. Gleason
Planning Commission
Ottawa
Dwight Haworth
Pomona Band Program Starts
The Pomona band program begins in summer with high school marching band at 6 30 p.m. and concert band at 7 p.m. Open to students and alumni. Grade school practice starts at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Free instrumental lessons and private practice for students and prospective students. Arrangements with Louise Welborn after 2 p.m. weekdays at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Stuents
Louise Welborn
Funeral services for Ernest B Dunn in Jacksboro Texas
Ernest B Dunn who died May 26 in Jacksboro Texas was remembered in funeral rites May 28 in Jacksboro. He formerly lived in Ottawa and was linked to H A Dunn a local dry goods merchant. Dunn worked 24 years for Quin Furniture in Ottawa and belonged to First Baptist Church and the Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his widow and two brothers in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Dunn
Jacksboro
Tex
Dunn
Ottawa
H. A. Dunn
Ernest Dunn
Quin Furniture Company
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Executor appointed for Meda McCune estate in Kansas
The State of Kansas to creditors heirs and legatees in the estate of Meda McCune deceased. William S. Bowers named as Executor on May 29 1964. All creditors must exhibit demands or be forever barred. County Kansas June 1 1964 Bowers and Bowers Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Effie Triplett
E. O. Triplett
E.co. Triplett
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Todd S. Coen
Eleanor L. Coen
Franklin County
Patrick Timothy Campbell
Lyle Campbell
Lenna Beal
Meda McCune
William S. Bowers
Dea
Saturday Farm and Household Sales Across Kansas
Auction notices list weekly farm and household sales in Pomona Centropolis Ottawa Overbrook and surrounding areas. Sales feature furniture dairy livestock and general merchandise with dates monthly June items and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Pomona
Bank
Kansas
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
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Larry Bancroft
Opinion
Russell McCormick Davidson
Gregg N. Blasdel
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Everett Keith Row Son
Indiana
Peggy Lee Townsend
Gaebler
Overland
David Russell Wheeler
S. Glenwood
Columbia
Chaplin
Gessener
Melbourne
Ruby Lawyer
Dale Bones
Princeton Rfd 1
Legals
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
F& An
Attest, Bowers
Winton A. Winter
Arthur J. Dennis
J.D.R. Dennis
Gleason, Gleason, Doty and Logan
Cos
Jess Gilmore
Oklahoma City
Lamb
The
Garnett Funeral Home
Cowner
Mit Eeeaiids
Wlo.uuins
Tancred Commandery No
K. T
Sir Knights
Milntes
Welcome
Carlos J
Pence E, C
Gerald B. Harford
Bowers & Bowers
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Printy and Son
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Cedar
Theo
Fishburn Farm
Stuart Thurber
Robert Reed
Harold Stewart
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