Marriage Licenses and Local Events Highlight Briefs
Corrections note the ages for James William Fox Jr. and Melinda Sue Perry in Wednesday’s marriage licenses. Princeton alumni basket dinner set for 2 p.m. June 27 at Richmond Community Building. Major surgery planned Friday for Mrs. Glenn McFadden in Olathe. Sunday visitors list includes Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander and others with music by Old Time Pickers and Singers. Amelia Franklin survivor omitted from copy. funeral notices mention Florice Jones and Charles Leroy Jones. Franklin County centennial plates on sale at McCracken’s Gift Shop. Bunch receives $125 scholarship from Kansas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association. Schroeder awarded Greater University Fund Scholarship. Butler accepted into NSF Undergraduate Research program at KU.
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Old Depot Museum
James Alexander
Herb Wittmeyer
Charles Bryant
Steven Browning
David Laury
Ola Keith
Nellie Welton
L. B. Dumn
Harold Weburg
City Park
the Herald
Amelia Franklin
Florice Jones
Crestview Nursing Home
Magna Carta Heading For US Capitol Display
An original Magna Carta sits on display in the U S Capitol for a year as a British delegation delivers the 761 year old charter to Congress. Lords Elwyn Jones and George Thomas present to Carl Albert and Mike Mansfield amid ceremony.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
Elwyn Jones
House of Lords
George Thomas
House of Commons
House
Carl Albert
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Albert
Mansfield
London
Westminster Hall
Capitol
John of England
Runnymede
Britain
Graveside rites for Floyd Meisner held near Pomona
Graveside services for Floyd Meisner who died May 29 were held Wednesday in Central Cemetery south of Pomona with Rev. Ralph M. Hodgden officiating. Pallbearers included Milton Hackett Roger Hughes Victor Hughes Charles Meisner Howard Meisner Ike Randel and Frank Stansbury.
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Floyd Meisner
Central Cemetery
Pomona
Ralph M. Hodgden
Milton Hackett
Roger Hughes
Victor Hughes
Charles Meisner
Howard Meisner
Ike Randel
Frank Stansbury
George Peck
George H. Peck
Damron-Towner Chapel
Woodlawn
Leon Nelson
Melvin Clevenger
Jim Driver
Walter Nitcher
Everett Ewing
Larry Reekie
Nicholas Hudelson
Leonard Larson
Ray Reed
Roy Reed
Earl Gilliland
Kenneth Nitcher
Bruce Fleming
Charles Heinsohn
King Juan Carlos in U S A For Bicentennial Visit
Spain's King Juan Carlos I lauds the U S Constitution at a White House dinner and vows to aid Spain in ending authoritarian rule. He addresses a joint session of Congress and plans wreaths at Arlington and openings at the Smithsonian and Kennedy Center during a four day visit.
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Washington
Spain
Juan Carlos I
U.S
Juan Carlos
White House
Congress
Arlington National Cemetery
Queen Sofia
Smithsonian Institution
Christopher Colum
United States
Ford
Francisco Franco
Swine Flu Drive Delayed By Vaccine Mix Up
Washington AP reports a four to six week delay in the national swine flu vaccination program after Parke-Davis produced two million doses of the wrong vaccine. The error delays first shots for high risk elderly and chronically ill until late July and affects U.S. plans to inoculate most Americans by fall. The mix up was found during routine government testing.
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Washington
Parke Davis & Co
U.S. Public Health Service
Theodore Cooper
Department of Health, Education
Ft. Dix
N.J
Parke-Davis
Red Cross Plea For Guam Typhoon Relief Issued
Local Red Cross through its chairman Barney Forker appeals for Guam relief after Typhoon Pamela wrecked or damaged homes of over 13 000 families. County quota 311 toward a national $5 million drive. Contributions by mail to Box 48 Ottawa.
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American Red Cross
Barney Forker
Guam
Pamela
Ottawa
Wall Street Steady Gains Linked to Market Confidence
The noon Dow Jones average rose 1.23 to 977.16, matching a modest Tuesday advance. Advancers outnumbered decliners about 5 to 3 among NYSE issues as analysts note selective buying supported by steady market performance after a prior sharp setback.
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New York
Cytones Seek 2500 More for San Diego Trip Fund
Cytones need 2500 more dollars to cover the 20 students and two sponsors attending the International Kiwanis Convention in San Diego June 19 to 26. About 4100 has been raised through various events, with sponsors able to cover full or partial costs. Future drives include Pence’s grocery stores where 60 cents from each setting goes to the fund, and cart cleaning at Pence’s South store to raise additional money. Community members can donate or suggest ideas to Moor and other organizers.
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Ben Moor
San Diego
Moor
Pence
David Porter
P & L Color Studio
Pence’s
Reagan hints at Rhodesia troop option and busing stance
Ronald Reagan says he might deploy troops to Rhodesia if asked to preserve peace and would seek laws to curb forced school busing. Speaking before the Sacramento Press Club and at a Cupertino fund raiser, he stressed he would not declare war but left open a token show of force.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Rhodesia
Reagan
California
Ford
Washington
Ohio
New Jersey
Montana
South Dakota
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Carter
Brown
Rhode Island
Idaho
Frank Church
Los Angeles
Arizona
Morris Udall
Mike Deaver
Franklin County Drainage Board appoints two new directors
The Franklin County Commission named Milton Farris and Clayton Watts to Drainage District No. 1, replacing resigning Ray Smith and Dennis Jones. The panel also authorized sheriff action to upgrade law enforcement center telephone service with a Telex viewing system to boost transmission speed from 120 to 1,200 words per minute. Commissioners toured southwest county roads to assess complaints.
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Franklin County Commission
Drainage District No. 1
Milton Farris
Princeton
Clayton Watts
Ottawa
Local Ads Catchy Deals and Services Noted
Reliable Cab Co opens for business at 242 5964. P and L Color Studio at North Pence Store tomorrow for children's portraits. Carry Out number 242 4543 not in phone book. Queen's Carry-Out now managed by Juanita Gragg next to Dairy Queen South Ottawa. Penny supper June 5 at annex 5:30 p.m. Scott's Drive-In five hamburgers for 1 dollar at 242 5527. Summer decorative painting classes start June 9 enroll at Turner's Tele Shop 1041 W 15th.
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Queen’s
the Dairy Queen
QUEEN
Juanita Gragg
Dairy Queen
Ottawa
Turner
W. 15Th
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James William Fox Jr
Melinda Sue Perry
The
Herald
Fox
Perry
Richmond
Glenn McFadden
W. 6Th
Olathe Community Hospital
Olathe
Franklin County
McCracken
Robert Bunch
Kansas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association
Damron- Towner Chapel
Dallas Institute of Mortuary Science
Kathleen Schroeder
University of Kansas
Greater University Fund
William Allen White
Larry Butler
Ottawa University
National Science Foundation
Department of Medicinal Chemistry
Magna Carta
the Daily Report
Robert Hunter
Kansas City
Jerry Runnells
Wellsville
Ruth Wickard
Rockwood
Frank Anderson
S. Main
Earl Moody
S. Mulberry
Ronald Funk
Plainville
Charles Meneley
Waverly
Jeremy Crump
S. Elm
Lloyd Griffith
Clarence Ransom
James Lindsey
Ethel Carrow
Highway Patrol
Rodney D. Stockard
RFD
William D. Boots
Centerville
Stockard
State of Kansas
Linda L. Wilson
Linda L. Scott
Clinic
Public Safety News
Orlis Cox Field
Forest Park Swimming Pool
Gayle Page
North Hickory
Ricky Bell
N. Mulberry
Montgomery Ward and Company Inc
Eulalah B. Humphreys
Montgomery Ward
Delia C. Roth
S. Hickory
John K. Campbell
Johnny C. Duvall
Carl E. Thompson
Probate
William Roy Snyder
Penny Lynn Clark
King Carlos
America
Bernardo Galvez
Henry Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Don Quixote
Kennedy Center
Mrs. Ford
Local Red Cross
Wall Street
San Diego Drive
Cytone
Cytones
South
Sonic Drive-In
Kiwanis Club
Ottawa Jaycees
Jaycee-Jaynes
Cylones
Johnnie Brockway
Jim Pugh
John McClaran
Earl Devore
Panama
Deaver
Ad Briefs
Reliable Cab Company
P&l Color
North Pence
Quenemo Ladies Aid
Annex
Scott's Drive-In
Grand Lodge of Masons
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt
U.S. Government
Michael J. Esser
E. Second
Govaramant Guarantors
Memoriam
Denebon Mortuary
Otta-Waits
Energy Consumer
City of Ottawa Utilities Department
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