Annual Shrine picnic and community notices in Leavenworth
The Abdallah Temple plans its annual picnic at Shrine Park Leavenworth on Sunday June 7 at 7 a.m. More than 2,000 Shriners and families expected. Band and dance events listed. Local graduates and honors noted from Trinity University and University of Kansas. Old Depot Museum hours and Centennial cabin hosts announced.
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Abdallah Temple
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Kansas
Old Depot
John Okerberg
Centennial Cabin
Alta O'Flaherty
Vera DeWald
Fish stock stills at Pomona Reservoir catchin size bass soon
State game officials dumped 185000 bass and 2200 bluegill into Dragoon Creek near Lyndon, feeding Pomona Reservoir. Creel plans call for future stockings. past efforts include two million walleye and thousands of bass, channel catfish, and bluegill. The fish hatched less than a month ago and will be ready in about two years.
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Pomona
Dragoon Creek
Lyndon
US 75
Kenneth Campbell
Franklin
Osage
Campbell
Kansas City Cattle Hogs Sheep Market Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 500 head of slaugh ter steers bought to arrive and feeders direct to dealer. choice slaughter steers 20.40. Hog totals 2 500 with barrows and gilts under 250 lb weak to 25 40 lower, over 250 lb steady to weak. sows scarce steady. Barrows and gilts 14.00 15.60. sows 13.75. Sheep 400 not enough to test market.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Egg Prices Steady Across Regions
AP reports consumer eggs remain unchanged in Kansas City markets with Large A 26 to 27 cents. Other produce holds steady while Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers show price ranges from farm 12 to 13 cents and plant 12 34 to 13 34 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Gaddis Ends Long Career in Education
L O Gaddis 65 of Ottawa retired after 41 years in education. He taught, governed and led at Jarbalo and Easton, served 11 years as Princeton superintendent, and 9 years as Easton principal. Arbor Day tribute included planting two trees for Mr and Mrs Gaddis.
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L. O. Gaddis
Ottawa
RFD
Jarbalo
Kansas University
Easton High School
Easton
Jarbalo High School
Princeton
Gaddis
Jarbalo Grade School
Ottawa Plays At Olathe Little League Tournament
Ottawa Little Leaguers compete in the area tournament July 22 to 25 at Olathe West field. Ottawa National faces Paola at 2:30 p m and Olathe West meets Fort Leavenworth at 5 15 p m on July 22.
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Ottawa Little
Olathe
Ottawa National
Paola
Olathe West
Fort Leavenworth
Ottawa American
Ottawa East
Osawatomie
Leavenworth City
Ottawa
Judging School Dates Announced for 4 H Members
Rosemary Crist announced home economics judging schools for 4 H members. A junior session on June 11 and a senior session on June 18 will run at Memorial Auditorium basement with registrations at 9 a.m. and judging at 9 30 a.m. Junior targets members aged 8 12 or those in Food Preparation clothing phases or starting Home Improvement. Senior targets members 12 and older or those in Meal Service Food Preservation clothing phases or advanced Home Improvement.
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Rosemary Crist
Memorial Auditorium
Closer Vigilance At City Dump
City police will increase patrols around the city dump from W. 2nd street to the river to curb vandalism. Police chief Eugene Flaherty said cooperation with the dump manager aims to stop damage to boats docks signs and equipment as officers conduct 24 hour surveillance targeting teenagers suspected of the acts.
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W. 2Nd Street
Eugene Flaherty
Flaherty
Radiator theft tied to juvenile sale at Ottawa salvage yard
A Dodge radiator stolen Tuesday from Bert Perry of Ottawa Roofing Co was recovered Thursday at a local salvage yard. Police arrested a juvenile for the theft. The yard operator said he won’t buy scrap from juveniles without parental notes, but the youths used the same note twice to sell the radiator and its brass, which had been melted. Other arrests included William H. Adcock Jr. for speeding, Charles Branham for public drunkenness, Delores Thompson for public drunkenness, and Everett J. Cook for running a red light.
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Bert Perry
Ottawa Roofing Co
Ottawa
Perry
William H. Adcock Jr
Main
Charles J. Branham
St. John
Hickory
Delores Thompson
Great Bend
Everett J. Cook
7Th and
Funeral for Mrs Leonard Newland Held at Ives Chapel
Mrs Leonard Newland 57 died May 24. Funeral May 27 at Ives Chapel Church with Dr Charles Coldsmith officiating. Survivors include husband Leonard, sister Goldie Bradshaw and brother John Fowler. She worked as nurse’s aide at Ransom Memorial Hospital and was to graduate May 28, 1964 from a Topeka School for Practical Nurses.
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Leonard Newland
Ives Chapel
Charles Coldsmith
Gene Kalb
Leonard Whitted
Ivory Palaces
Dana Hobson
John Lederer
Bill Jones
Gene Newland
Roger Williams
Jimmie Gilliland
Junior Coates
Newland
Lila Louise Fowler
Franklin County
Dan Bales
First Methodist Church
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Topeka
Deaths Mrs Marietta Collins 76 in Des Moines
Mrs Marietta Collins 76 died June 4 at Mercy Hospital Des Moines Iowa Born December 26 1887 Williamsburg Parents David and Elizabeth Price Lived in Wellsville many years After husband Rae Collins death she moved to Des Moines to live with daughter Surviving daughter Mrs Betty Garrett and granddaughter Debbie Services at 2 pm Saturday Wells ville Baptist Church Rev Homer Ganong officiating Burial in Wellsville Cemetery
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Marietta Collins
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Iowa
Williamsburg
David and
Elizabeth Howells Price
Wellsville
Rae Collins
Betty Garrett
Debbie
Wellsville Baptist Church
Homer Ganong
Wellsville Cemetery
Parents Honor ed Graduate Chronister at Wellsville Buffet
Mr and Mrs Everett Chronister Wellsville hosted a May 31 reception honoring their son Dr Bert Chronister who earned a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Kansas. Guests included Dr and Mrs Bert Chronister and Pamela Kansas City Kan, Mr and Mrs Robert E Chronister Roberta and Rose Marie Plano Tex, Mr and Mrs Charlie Beach Chicago Ill, Mr and Mrs Pete Edlebrock Eudora. Dr Chronister to intern at Wesleyan Hospital Wichita. Roberta to stay with Edlebrocks in Eudora for two weeks. Robert E Chronister and Rose Marie return to Plano June 2.
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Everett Chronister
Wellsville
Bert Chronister
Pamela
Kansas City
Kan
Robert E. Chronister
Roberta
Rose Marie
Plano
Tex
Charlie Beach
Chicago
Pete Edlebrock
Eudora
Chronister
AME Car Wash fundraiser at St Paul church
The youth of St Paul AME Church at 417 S Oak sponsor a car wash on Saturday June 6 weather permitting. Cars will be washed all day in front of the church to raise funds for Sunday School representatives attending the three day African Methodist Church convention in Kansas City Kansas starting June 17.
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St. Paul A,m.e
S. Oak
African Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kan
North Viet Nam Attacks Khrushchev on World Revolution
North Viet Nam denounces Khrushchev in Hoc Tap article distributed by New China News Agency. Pham Hung argues Soviet leadership harms other socialist nations and blocks independence, citing Comecon division of labor pressuring Romania toward agriculture and oil.
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Tokyo
Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Moscow
Hoc Tap
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
Pham Hung
Peking
New China News Agency
Soviet Union
Romania
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Comecon
Pham
Hospital Notes Admitted To City Facilities
Admissions list includes Mrs Francis Caylor Osawatomie Lynn Hollingsworth 1115S Maple Charles Maley 123 8 Cedar Max Dean Adams 745 Ash Cindi Sue Cane 517 Ash Jerry Crabb Williamsburg Friday Mrs Robert Wilson Baldwin RFD 3 Lea Ann Montgomery Gayle Marie Montgomery Ottawa RFD 1 Thursday Ray Roberts Pomona RFD 2 Sue Elaine Pavlack 209S Oak Mrs Margaret Bien 509 N Main Mrs Melvin Miller Pomona Mrs William Meiers and son Quenemo David Glenn Burgoon 620 S Poplar Stephen Clark Shepheard Pomona RFD 2 Friday
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Francis Caylor
Osawatomie
Lynn Hollingsworth
Charles Maley
Max Dean Adams
Cindi Sue Cane
Jerry Crabb
Williamsburg
Robert Wilson
Baldwin
Lea Ann Montgomery
Gayle Marie Montgomery
Ottawa
Ray Roberts
Pomona
Sue Elaine Pavlack
Oak
Margaret Bien
Main
Melvin Miller
William Meiers
Quenemo
David Glenn Burgoon
Poplar
Stephen Clark Shepheard
Boyd named county chair for Boyd for Governor campaign
Robert Shields Boyd chairman Robert Shields Boyd Chairman Robert Shields 211 S Maple named county chair man of the Boyd for Governor campaign McDill Huck Boyd Phillipsburg runs for Republican nomination for governor Boyd will visit Ottawa at 2 pm June 19 with campaign stops in Colony 8 am Kincaid 9 am Garnett 10 am Richmond 1 pm Princeton 1 30 pm and Baldwin 5 30 pm all on June 19
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Robert Shields
S. Maple
McDill
Boyd
Phillipsburg
Ottawa
Colony
Kincaid
Garnett
Richmond
Princeton
Baldwin
Hob Larson Fishing Trip Featured on TV Program
Hob Larson of 806 W 5th will see a film of his fishing trip aired on the Sportsman's Friend show next week. The segment covers a five day Tablerock Lake trip won by Larson, tied to fourth place in a show sponsored contest with Harold Ensley. The film screens at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday on channel 5 and at 6 p.m. on channel 13.
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Hob Larson
Larson
Tablerock Lake
Harold Ensley
Channel 5
Channel 13
District 30 Board Accepts Bid for Library Furniture
In a special meeting Wednesday night the District 30 Board of Education accepted Hoover Brothers of Kansas City for library furniture at 10810 dollars. Other bids ranged from 8287.75 to 11462 dollars as the board sought equal item details before action.
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District 30 Board of Education
Hoover Brothers of
Kansas City
County Court Fines 27 Year Old For Speeding Near Ottawa
Frank J. Christy of Topeka was fined ten dollars and costs after speeding 72 mph in a 60 mph zone four and one half miles south of Ottawa on US 59. Charges against Wesley Dennis Wright of Merriam, 17, for improper passing were dismissed by the county attorney. Wright was arrested for failing to honk at the vehicle being passed until it pulled left.
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Frank J. Christy
Topeka
Ottawa
Wesley Dennis Wright
Merriam
Wright
Williamsburg Wildlife Club Meeting At Ottawa Gun Club
The Williamsburg Wildlife and Conservation Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Ottawa Gun Club on K.68. Frank L. Enloe, president of the Kansas Wildlife Federation, and two district directors will discuss joining the Federation of Wildlife. The club will also plan a fishing derby for boys under 16. Public invited.
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Williamsburg Wildlife and Conservation Club
Ottawa Gun Club
Kansas Wildlife Federation, Inc
Frank L. Enloe
Federation of Wildlife
Cool Weather Suppresses Entries In Bank Sizzler Contest
The Peoples National Bank Sizzler contest has 330 entries as cool weather delays submissions. Open since May 20, entrants may post guesses before the 100 degree mark. using the coupon from the bank ad, with multiple entries allowed and prizes up to 100 dollars.
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Peoples National Bank
Edith Crandall
S. Cedar
Judge Beating Bailiff Shocks Kansas Court
In Kansas City, a 44-year-old man Richard Barton resisted in a District Court contempt hearing. Judge Harry G. Miller Jr. stepped down from the bench to punch to help deputies subdue Barton, who had announced he would neither leave nor go to jail. Bailiff Frank Callahan and undersheriff Louis R. Sandle aided in restraining him. The judge resumed court duties after dusting off his robe.
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Kansas City
Kan
Richard Barton
Barton
Harry G. Miller Jr
Frank Callahan
Louis R. Spandle
Miller
Sheriff's Office
Duane Huckaby
Huckaby
Callahan
Notice of Appointment in Kansas Probate Estates
First published May 29 1964 notice in Franklin County Kansas probate court appoints Neal B Baxter as administrator of Max W Allen estate with nine month claims period from publication date Ottawa Kansas May 23 1964. James W Riley appointed administrator Nancy J Riley estate May 18 1964 with nine month claims period and Robert William Horne deceased No 11042 listed as another matter in Franklin County Kansas.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Max W. Allen
State of
Kansas
Neal B. Baxter
Ottawa
Nancy J. Riley
James W. Riley
Robert William Horne
R. W. Horne
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Robert W. Horne
State of Kansas to all Persons Concerned a petition filed by Ralph S Horne co administrator seeking final settlement of the estate approval of accounts allowances for services and attorney fees determine heirs and assign remaining real and personal property written defenses due by June 22 1964 at 10 AM in Ottawa court failure to respond may lead to judgment and decree Ralph S Horne petitioner Gleason Gleason Doty Logan Attorneys for Co Administrators
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State of
Kansas
Ralph S. Horne
Robert William Horne
Ottawa
Eddie Cox Faces Larceny Charges
Eddie LeRoy Cox twenty one was returned by the county sheriff Thursday to face two charges of grand larceny. Cox of Pomona RFD 2 was picked up in Springfield Missouri and to be arraigned. Sheriff Joe Ferns said Cox was charged with two burglaries one at Crabb Grocery Williamsburg and the other at Hillcrest Drive-In.
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Eddie LeRoy Cox
Cox
Pomona
RFD
Springfield
Joe Ferns
Crabb Grocery
Williamsburg
Hillcrest Drive-In
District Retail Sales Increase Reported
The 10th Federal Reserve District shows a 6 percent rise in department store sales last week from the prior year. Wichita up 30 percent, Lincoln 14, Tulsa 13, Joplin 12, Oklahoma City 9, Kansas City 7, St. Joseph 6, downtown Kansas City 4, Albuquerque 3, with Denver down 5 percent and Omaha down 1.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Wichita
Lincoln
Tulsa
Joplin
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Downetown
Albuquerque
Farm and Livestock Sale Notices and Interviews
Will select and train neat appearing woman for profitable full or part time work. For Interview write Mrs Higgins. Auction notices list farm sales in Kansas including Theo Fishburn Farm Sale June 9 at 1 PM near Centropolis. Mrs Stuart Thurber Farm Sale June 16 Overbrook. Robert Reed Dairy Sale June 9 Pomona. Overbrook Livestock Sale weekly. Allen County Livestock Auction weekly. Council Grove Livestock Auction weekly. Contact JACK NELSON Pomona 566-3530. HAROLD STEWART Overbrook CH 28-4836.
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Mrs. Higgins
Emerald Dr
Lawrence
Kansas
Printy
N. Main
Ottawa
Printy and Son
Sacred Heart Altar Society
S. Cedar
Theo
Fishburn Farm
West
Centropolis
Stuart Thurber
Overbrook
Robert Reed
Pomona
Jack Nelson
Kas
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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H. Harold Shomber
Tremont
Trinity University
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Shomber
Princeton St
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USN
John W. Lewis
N. Cherry
USS
Calvert
South-East Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Philippines
DyMstra
Dean Watkins
Ernest E. Watkins
S. Main
Wall Street Journal
McPherson College
Business Administration
CARROL JEAN _ BRUCE
Ralph Bruce
University of Kansas
Gaddis Ends
L. O, Gaddis
Raymond
Clyde Ware
Sam
Collie
North Viet Nam
International Division of Labor
Robert Shields Boyd
Stewart
West 15Th ST
Ottawa, Kansas
Legals
John B. Pierson
Winton A. Winter
Gleason, Gleason, Doty & Logan Attorneys
Eddie Cox
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