Public high school workshop and local notices mix
Readable items include Pomona and Ottawa high school students and advisers listed for a Kansas State University publishing workshop. Other notices cover dog tag sales, local police citations, a Republican rally in Overland Park, a lost bicycle, a teen dance, church conference attendance, a piano tuning ad, a teacher tour, rail car totals, a skydivers show, office closure, a 4-H club trip, a chicken supper and a humane award to Mrs Beatrice Martin Peck.
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Kansas State University
Jo Anne Beesley
Carol Baker
Pomona High
Susan Fleming
Linda Smith
Barbara Hughes
Ottawa High
Local Obituaries and Deaths in Ottawa Area
Obituaries report Mrs. Luther R. Johnson of Wellsville died Friday in Springfield Missouri. Funeral service held Sunday at Peabody. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Jay Whitaker Melvern died May 30. Burial in High Point Cemetery Buffalo Oklahoma. Surviving family listed. Mrs Anna Mary Wolken 81 Ottawa resident died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Mass and burial details given. Born in Austria, survived by children, grandchildren and siblings. Red 3 Gotthard J Beer 89 former Ottawa area resident died in Des Moines Iowa rest home. Former photographer and Armour Packing Co employee. Survived by daughter Sylvia, sons Robert and Harold, five grandchildren, other relatives. Burial arrangements to be announced.
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Luther Johnson
Luther R. Johnson
Wellsville
Reverend Johnson
Springfield
Peabody
Johnson
Thomas Jay Dean Whitaker
Jay Whitaker
Melvern
Ottawa
High Point
Buffalo
Okla
Anna M. Wolken
Anna Mary Wolken
Cherry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Henry Beier
St. Boniface
Scipio
Dengel & Son
Wolken
Krasch
Austria
America
Homewood
St. John's Church
Jacob Wolken
Anderson
Gotthard J, Beer
Des Moines
Iowa
Armour Packing Co
Kansas City
Kas
Dengel & Son Moruary
Mr. Beer
Leipzig
Germany
United States
Imperial
Royal Court
Julia A. Groll
Sylvia Broxmeyer
Robert
Wichita
Harold
Henry
Pittsburgh
Funeral services for Charles T Bishop conducted at Towner Chapel
Funeral services were held for Charles Theodore Bishop who died May 30 at Towner Chapel on June 3 with Rev. William Weber presiding. Pallbearers included Ted Lucas Enos Horn Bill Burgoon J B Reeves Dale Goforth and Ernest Blackburn. Al Williams sang hymns with Mrs J M Kil gore. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
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Charles T. Bishop
Charles Theodore Bishop
Towner Chapel
William Weber
Ted Lucas
Enos Horn
Bill Burgoon
J. B. Reeves
Dale Goforth
Ernest Blackburn
al’ Williams
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Small Firms Get Contracts in Kansas City Area
Rep. Ellsworth reports contracts totaling 1.5 million have been awarded to Kansas City area small businesses in the last six months following two SBA small business forums in Kansas third district. The forums included Martin Marietta last fall and KU SBA this spring. He plans a West Coast visit to discuss aerospace firm opportunities as a follow up to Kansas forums.
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Washington
Robert F. Ellsworth
R-Kan
Kansas City
Kansas
Ellsworth
C. I. Moyer
Small Business Administration
Martin-Marietta
University of Kansas Small Business Administration Forum
West Coast
DeSoto Man Killed in Two-Car Collision
Gerald KE Randall, 31, of DeSoto, was killed Monday night in a two car collision on K-10 near DeSoto. Three others were injured, one critically.
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Desoto
Kan
Gerald KE. Randall
Seven Traffic Accidents Reported Around Ottaw a Yesterday
Police reported seven traffic accidents in and around Ottawa yesterday. Notable crashes included a southbound collision on US 59 near Ottawa injuring no one, a dump-truck out of control on K68 causing $150 damage, and multiple rear or backing incidents on East Logan, East 2nd, and East Fourth. Vehicles and drivers named include Rozella Whiteford, George W Franks Jr, Glenn Wood, Earl Robinson, Kenneth Nation, Jonathan Todd, Peggy Taylor, Guy McIntosh, Gaylord Weilepp, Elma Vandange, Beulah Nurman, Rob ert Anrig, and Patricia Kiefer. Several drivers were cited for backing, speed, or improper loading.
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Ottawa
Rozella Whiteford
Wellaville Rfd 1
George W. Franks, Jr
Pomona
Otawa
US 59
Glenn Wood
N. Oak
Ottnawa
Don Lytle
Jonathan Todd
W. 3Rd
Peggy Taylor
N. Sycamore
East Logan
Todd
Taylor
Elma Vandange
Wellsville
Beulah Nurman
S. Elm
Vandange
Nuzman
SEC Seeks Congress Action On sweeping investment bill
The Securities and Exchange Commission sent a broad overhaul of securities laws to Congress. It calls for full disclosure across thousands of over the counter stocks, tougher broker dealer standards, expanded SEC discipline, and 90 day prospectus requirements to curb hot issues. NYSE and AMEX voiced support in principle.
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Washington
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Local Markets Summary for Agricultural Commodities
Soybeans 2.38. Wheat 1.85. Ear Corn 1.09. Shelled Corn 1.14. Mile 1.78. Barley 1.10. Oats 8. Rye 1.00. Butterfat 47.42. Prices listed in local market report with multiple line items.
Market Report: Hogs Cattle Lambs Prices and Changes
Kansas City market summary shows hogs weak to 25 lower across weights with 190-260 lb barrows and gilts at 16.76 to 17.25 per cwt and larger hogs 226 lb at 117.60. Sheep slaughter lambs down 50, ewes up, good to prime lambs 23.00-24.00, cows and calves steady to varied, cattle feeders steady with steers 22.00-23.00, cows 14.50-16.50, vealers 23.00-27.00.
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Kansas City
Board Asks Applications For Post
The board increased bus cost from 375 to 300 per month for next year and kept lunch fees at 6 per day along with 25 cents per mile for special uses. V O Schultz was reappointed to the recreation commission. Spending of 1083.75 for new band hats was approved and Hawthorne School redecorating planned using system employees. Budget discussions included Orris Cox athletic director requesting 9950 for senior high athletics with an estimated 1000 deficit and a junior high budget of 2603 with a 258 deficit to be covered by the board. Three district members to the county reorganization committee were tentatively named pending notification.
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V. O. Schultz
Recreation Commission
Hawthorne School
Eugene Field School
Orris Cox
Cox
Maryanne
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Local Records
Hospital notes list admissions including Diane Pacheco at 231 Ash and Mildred Thayer at 116 W 3rd with others in Pomona and Elm streets. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Leslie Wheat at 602 S Elm a son weighing 6 lb with dismissals including Janet Plaisted in Paola and Mrs suey Patton in Wellsville.
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Diane Pacheco
Ash
Floyd Barton
Pomona
Mildred Thayer
Chris Soph
Debra Hendrickson
S. Elm
Charles Hull
Leslie Wheat
S. Elm, Son
Janet Plaisted
Paola
Suey Patton
Wellsville
Tues- Maya
Graduates From Franklin County At KU 91st Commencement
Twenty two graduates from Franklin County and other area students received degrees at the 91st annual University of Kansas commencement in Lawrence. Degrees include MDs, MBAs, BAs, BSchs and certificates with names and hometowns listed for each graduate.
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Franklin County
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Bill Adams New Legion Commander for Warren Post 60
Bill Adams of the Ottawa Police Department is elected commander of Warren Black Post No 60 American Legion, at a last night meeting. Adams, 745 Ash, served in the 32nd Infantry Division in the Pacific theater during World War II, and will lead a slate of officers including Gene Mavity and Denzel Rybolt.
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Bill Adams
Ottawa
Warren Black Post No
American Legion
Adams
Ash
32Nd Infantry
Gene Mavity
Denzel Rybolt
David Bunch
Joe Towner
E. E. Caylor
Ralph Allen
Joe R. Henning
Frank Sargent
Albin H. Decha
George Lister
John Gere
Legion Post
University of Kansas
Legion
N. Sycamore
Topeka
Pas
Bunch
Insecure Feeling Leads To Lying Dear Ann Landers
A high school senior writes that despite a stable home life good grades and friends he remains a chronic liar. He explains the habit stems from insecurity and notes his lies do not harm others seeking guidance on overcoming the pattern.
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Ann Landers
Europe
America
Ann Landers answers on lying and social presumption
A reader confesses chronic lying to inflate life and asks how to stop. Ann Landers cautions that fabrications reveal insecurity, invite scorn, and erode trust, advising self control and honest behavior to regain respect.
Wives of State Police Back 50-Hour Work Week Bill
About 75 wives of state police officers filled the Senate gallery in Hartford to back a bill cutting the maximum work week for state troopers to 50 hours. They carried signs urging voters to consider safety and family welfare, echoing highway safety themes with a personal twist.
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Hartford
Herald Offers Weekly Cash Prize for News Tips
The Herald announces a weekly five dollar reward for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tipsters may send in observations of local events, incidents, or notable happenings to earn the prize.
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the Herald
Bids Sought for Two Bridges in Franklin County
County commissioners invite bids for two bridges one and a half miles west of Wellsville Franklin Township and another near Martin School in Pottawatomie Township. Bruce Spears will open bids at 10 a.m. Wednesday June 26 with submission due before that time.
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Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Wellsville
Franklin Township
Martin
Pottawatomie Township
Spears
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US 50
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Chemis
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Louisburg
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London
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