Ruhamah Vacation Bible School set for June 11 to 22
Vacation Bible School for ages four to fourteen runs 9 to 11 30 am from June 11 to June 22. Ottawa Promenaders host a summer dance at the Blue Moon 8 pm with guest caller Vern Hutton on Friday June 8. Minor car damages reported in a two vehicle collision on South Main yesterday.
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Ruhamah Vacation Bible School
John E. Wise
Cypress
Charles W. Heckman
S. Sycamore
South Main
Ottawa
The
Plan Second Aerial Spray
A follow up aerial spray for insects will be conducted in certain Ottawa areas in the coming days. Lemaster-Glenn sprayed these zones about a month ago and a 30 day follow up was agreed. Coverage includes the river channel downtown, the city dump west of Hope Cemetery, Skunk Run, Forest Park, and other inaccessible areas.
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Ottawa
City Hall
Lemaster-Glenn
Hope Cemetery
Skunk Run
Forest Park
Sparks Files For Congress Nomination In Kansas Third
Sparks, from Mission, filed today as a Democratic candidate for the U S representative seat in Kansas third district. Incumbent Robert Ellsworth may seek re election but has not announced his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sparks
United States
Kansas’ Third
Robert Ellsworth
Surgeon General forms panel to study smoking health link
Washington AP Surgeon General Luther L Terry announced a committee to study the evidence on whether smoking affects health and to make recommendations. The move has White House approval. President Kennedy has not stated a view pending complete information. The Public Health Service had recommended such a panel, while industry argues no proof links smoking to lung cancer.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Terry
White House
Public Health Service
Kennedy
the Health Service
Leroy E. Burney
K Of C Names New Officers
Ottawa Knights of Columbus Lodge No 3108 elects new officers led by Bill McLaughlin as grand knight with Frank McMillan as deputy grand knight Marvin Klein as treasurer Al Mages as advocate Harry Reese as inside guard Leonard Rues as outside guard Hugh McLaughlin as recorder Clarence Carpenter as trustee and Dick Walker as advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Bill McLaughlin
Frank McMillan
Marvin Klein
al Mages
Harry Reese
Leonard Rues
Hugh McLaughlin
Clarence Carpenter
Dick Walker
Death notice for Mrs. Vina M. King services held
Mrs. Vina M. King died June 3 and services were conducted June 6 at Dengel & Son Mortuary. Rev. Ralph Edwards officiated with pallbearers Joe Ames, Gene Ames, F. C. Sanford, Bernard Briggs, Theodore Gebhard and E. H. Ted Payn. Mrs. Ralph Edwards sang hymns with accompanist Mrs. R. L. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina M. King
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Ralph Edwards
Joe and
Gene Ames
F. C. Sanford
Bernard Briggs
Theodore Gebhard
E. H. “Ted” Payn
R. L. Stevens
Cat Causes Power Disruption In Junction City
In Junction City a tailless cat caused a 30 minute power outage at a sub station while pursuing a bird. It touched high voltage lines on a switching mechanism, blew fuses, and was found stunned atop the circuit recloser before fleeing. Investigators estimate about 7200 volts passed through the cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Richard Thiessen
Kansas Power & Light Co
Thiessen
Estes Data Leak Sparks House Subcommittee Clash
A House subcommittee delayed hearings on the Billie Sol Estes case amid a heated dispute over whether to fire Robert E. Manuel, a staff attorney cited for allegedly leaking a confidential Agriculture Department report to the New York Herald Tribune. Republican and Democratic members argued as 10:30 a.m. hearings were set.
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Washington
House
Billie Sol Estes
Robert E. Manuel
Manuel
Agriculture Department
Estes
New York Herald Tribune
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Wellsville Honor Graduate and Graduation Moves
Wellsville sees Mrs. Alton Williams graduate from the University of Kansas School of Education with highest distinction. Her mother traveled from Tahlequah Oklahoma to attend the June 4 exercises. Related: Wes Chroeder Jr. earns a physics degree at KU. The Hains sell Main Street home to Forrest Dryden and plan to move to Ottawa by June 7, as Dryden and his two week old daughter Susan Eileen prepare to occupy a new home this weekend. Dryden and child reside in Mrs. Ethel Van Vliet's Main Street rental. Vergie Ferguson and family relocate to Leroy Price's Locust Street rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Williams
School of Education
University of Kansas
Tahlequah
Okla
Noble Hopkins
Wes Chroeder Jr
School of Physics
Martin Hain
Main Street
Forrest Dryden
Hains
Ottawa
Susan Eileen
Ethel van Vliet
Main
Delay Action On Driving Charges Arraignment Continued
Arraignment for Charles H. Hallam and Frank J. Guinnip was continued to June 14 and June 21 respectively for driving under the influence and open bottle charges. Joe C. Stephenson faces trial July 5 for speeding. David H. Shields received a $125 fine and 30 day suspended term after a guilty verdict for DUI and reckless driving. Other defendants were fined or bonded on related traffic offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Albin
Emporia
Albin
Charles H. Hallam
Leavenworth
Hallam
Jim Kahler
Frank J. Guinnip
Kansas City
Kas
Joe C. Stephenson
David H. Shields
E. 6Th
Hazel E. Hough
E. Logan
Kenneth K. Krause
Clifford D. Reay
Walter Mann
N. Locust
Long Stay Planned for U S Wolfhound Group in Thailand
U S combat infantrymen from the 27th Infantry Wolfhound Battle Group, about 2,000 soldiers, will relocate from foothills northeast of Bangkok to a higher hilltop camp to endure the monsoon season and prepare for an extended stay in Thailand.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
27Th Infantry Wolfhound
Chippewa Hams Plan Picnic and Field Day
The Chippewa Amateur Radio Club outlined two events for June. A picnic at Pomona Park on Sunday June 10 from 9 a.m. to 4 or 5 p.m. with games and a ham drawing, plus a 48 hour amateur field day June 23 24 to practice emergency communications. Over 20 members attended the meeting.
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Chippewa Amateur Radio Club
Hams
Pomona Park
Chippewa Hams
Kansas City Market Report Snapshot
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 900 calves 50 utility cows 13.00-16.00 good and choice dealers 24.00-28.00 hogs 2,700 barrows and gilts 95-50 higher sows steady to 25 higher 1-3 190-260 lb barrows and gilts 15.60-16.45 sheep 200 lambs and ewes steady good to prime lambs 92.00-23.15 call to good ewes 4.60-5.50
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Kansas City Area
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Byron Harms and Harold W. Gage with addresses in Kansas City Kansas and Princeton. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Gilbert Pottorff of Wellsville a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. Dismissals include Arthur Dennis Miss Mary Stiles Mrs Clinton Shomber and others from Pomona Osawatomie Bonita and Bonita Mendell with multiple home addresses.
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Byron Harms
Kansas City
Kas
Harold W. Gage
Princeton
Alvin Cox
Hamblin
Arthur Dennis
W. Wilson
Mary Stiles
S. Cedar
Clinton Shomber
Pomona
Luther Mustain
Willow
Connie Spatz
S. Main
William Rice
Bonita Mendell
N. Sycamore
Carl A. Biederman
Maple
Forest Wilkerson
S. Elm
Gary Baugher
Baby Son
N. Main
Henley Belt
Osawatomie
Edward E. Pence
Topeka and county win Kansas traffic safety honors
Topeka and Johnson county earn first and sixth straight awards in the annual Kansas traffic safety program. Other winners include Kansas City and Wichita for special honors with multiple city and county nods across classes A to E, recognizing sustained safety efforts.
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Johnson County
Orientation at Hospital in Osawatomie
On June 5 and 6 Margaret Garmon of Princeton attended orientation sessions at Osawatomie State Hospital. Fourteen new employees received training on fire extinguisher handling civil service duties and hospital operations. Clinical staff and department heads explained work at the hospital, followed by a tour and discussion of personnel policies and regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Margaret Garmon
Princeton
Osawatomie State Hospital
Minor injuries in two car collision near Appanoose High
Three people sustained minor injuries in a two car crash a mile west of Appanoose High School. Kloyce Hamilton 19 Vas sar suffered cuts and bruises while Robert W Altic 16 and his brother Richard who were in a late model car received cuts when their vehicle struck the Hamilton car. No citations were issued and both cars had extensive damage.
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Appanoose High School
Kloyce Hamilton
Vassar
Robert W. Altic
RFD
Pomona
Richard
Hamilton
Marriage Licenses Issued for Ottawa Couples
Ivan Troy Brittingham aged 19 and Carol Ann Reneau aged 17, both of Ottawa, obtained marriage licenses.
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Ivan, Troy Brittingham
Carol Ann Reneau
Ottawa
Ottawa Area Auction Listings June Sales Roundup
Franklin County and nearby communities host a busy slate of auction events. Estate and household goods sales in Ottawa and Overbrook, livestock auctions in Emporia and Allen County, and furniture, cattle, and horse sales across Osage City, Pomona, and surrounding towns. Listings include Printy’s Auction House at 1136 N Main and the Overbrook Livestock Sale weekly schedule with contact numbers.
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
Wilson
Earl Lee
Michigan Valey
Russel Hunt House
Baldwin
Kas
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Osage City
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Ben Printy
N. Main
W. A. Elliott
Mulberry
Printy’s
Todd Mobile Homes
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Street
John W. Berry
Ottawa Livestock Comm. Co
West Wilson &J
Bob Cowdin Salvage Yard
Hickory
Jim Poe Iron and Metal Co
W. Wilson &J
Personals box 281 in Ottawa Kansas ad
Brief personals item noting Alcoholics Anonymous contact box 281 Ottawa Kansas with phone CH 2 4120 for meetings and help.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
Kansas
Chrysanthemum Plants Offered by A F Lewis West of County Farm
Nursery listing for chrysanthemum plants offered by A F Lewis located west of County Farm. Includes pricing or availability notes and directions for purchase.
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A. F. Lewis
County Farm
Help Wanted Advertisements Briefed for Local Area
Male trainees age 21 to 28 sought by Interstate Finance for normal company benefits. Neat appearing man needed to pick up and deliver orders in Osawatomie Paola area starting at 97.50 weekly, see Mr Morris North American Hotel Thursday 7 30 p m. Boys wanted for paper routes and substitutes in town with seasonal changes. apply via Mrs Jones for future reference.
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Interstate Finance
Osawatomie
Paola
Morris
North American
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Anthony E. Tesar
U. S. Marine
Harry F. Tesar
Okinawa
Japan
Philippines
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Lowell Holland
Rotary Club
Kansas Board of Welfare
Chanute
Holland
Ira Ralston
Stanford University
Matt Sylvan
Snyder Pharmacy
B. W. Kelsey
N. J
Basil W. Jr
Princeton University
University of Virginia Law School
Gerald L. Milchelt
Richmond
J. W. Dickerson
James Chandler
Robert S. Hill
Ellis
Carnegie Free Library
Earl Leatherberry
Franklin Baker
John Lawrence
Wayland Blair
Greenwood Township
Greenwood
Well Child Clinic
Co-Op
Ottawa Firemen
Junior Diamond
E. 15Th
Glen Hardesty
S. Willow
Herald
Sparks
Congress
K of C
Ovtawa, Kansas
Lamb
Blanche Lamb
Seb Roberts
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Vergie Ferguson
Billie Jean
Johnny
Ronald
Donna
Leroy
Locust
Stewart
South Water Tower
15Th
Christie
Clara H. Christie
Towner
Lawrence F. Faivre
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Gilbert Pottorff
Wellsville
Son
Newton
Pratt
Abilene
Gardner
Seward
Harper and Republic
Harper
Clark
Louis Dene
Jon Hotuay
McCash
Lack
Elva Kinney
John Melroy
Eagles Lodge
St. Mary’s Hospital
Glenn Greenfield
J. A. Sassaman
Jack Neilson
Printy
Andrews Service
Topeka
Volume Distributors Inc
West Crane
Foreman
Parmelee Products
King
Watkins Products
City of
Watkins Products, Inc
D-62
Winona
Minn
L & L Cafe
Otawa Herald
General Services
Cleveland
Ralph Wilson
Lee Figgins
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Conrad’s
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa Herald General Services
McCracken Electric
Bill Bilts
Williamsburg
Hampshire
Ewes and Lambs
Guernsey
Holstein
Flare Watts
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