Ottawa en campment at Camp Ripley to Aug 29
The Headquarters and First Battery Howitzer Battalion 427th Artillery will hold summer encampment at Camp Ripley Minnesota from August 13 to 29 per Capt David E Johnson unit commander Also listed are local notices including sales and obituaries The items mention a memorial service at IOOF Hall and a funeral for A Murray and William A Foster with service details and burial plans
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427Th Artillery
Ottawa
Camp Ripley
Minn
David E. Johnson
Two Local Deaths Reported in Kansas County area
Obituaries note the passing of a Franklin County farmer and garage operator born November 11 1878 who married Martha A. McCammon in Ottawa in 1909 and survived by a daughter Mildred Harris and son George Sidney Foster along with two grandchildren. Blanche Ward 83 of Crestview Nursing Home died in Ransom Memorial Hospital. She married Rev. John M Ward in 1900 and moved to Crestview six months ago. Surviving relatives include four daughters and four sons, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial is at Appanoose Cemetery with services at Appanoose Church of the Brethren.
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Franklin County
Rantoul
Ottawa
Martha A. McCammon
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mildred Harris
LaMarada
Calif
George Sidney Foster
Greensboro
N.C
Blanche Ward
Crestview Nursing Home
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Appanoose
Pomona
Roscoe
Crestview
Lois Arlene Ward
Raymond Rainer
Roy W. Browning
Burke Devers
San Antonio
Tex
Wayne Black
Tongans
Oxie
Orlo M. Ward
Orlo M. Ward, Paola; Roscoe A. Ward
John L. Ward
E. Eugene Ward
Verl B. Ward
St. Joseph Mo
Ira E. Harshbarger
Loveland
Colo
Planes score well in raid on North Viet Nam targets
U S and Vietnamese planes destroyed a radio station and radar site in North Viet Nam and hit a supply depot, barracks, and boats. Eight F105 jets attacked the station and communications center. pilots reported destruction. On the ground, Marines killed 80 Viet Cong and wounded 60 with artillery fire, while eight Marines were lost in a helicopter collision.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hon Nieu Island
Chap le
Route 1
Vinh
U.S
Market Prices Report From Kansas City Livestock and Eggs
Kansas City markets show hogs 5,000 head with barrows and gilts up 25, sows steady. Sheep 1,200 head with lambs steady. spring lambs 27,750 to 28,25. Cattle 7,000 with steers steady to 25 lower. prime 27,00 to 28,50. heifers 25,50 to 27,25. cows 14,50 to 27,00. Consumer eggs Large A 22,26. mediums 20-23. small A 17-18. Large B 20-21. Wholesale eggs unchanged. butter steady at 67-68 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Lfarge
Missouri
Arkansas
Building Permits Filed for Two Local Dwellings
Forrest Beeson applies today to alter a residential garage at 727 Grant with an estimated cost of 500 dollars. David M. Towner seeks today to erect an enclosed porch and patio at 883 N. Cedar for Harry Hooking at an estimated cost of 800 dollars.
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Forrest Beeson
Grant
David M. Towner
Harry Hooking
N. Cedar
Supreme Court strikes down Connecticut birth control laws
The Supreme Court ruled against Connecticut in an appeal challenging antibirth control legislation banning contraceptives and prohibiting birth control advice. The decision questions state restrictions and aligns with a broader statutory scrutiny, signaling a landmark ruling on reproductive rights and government regulation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Funeral services for Harold F. Bones held at Towner Chapel
Harold F. Bones died June 4. Funeral services led by Rev. Everett Pierson with Rev. Charles Knight assisting. Pallbearers Rex Browning Claude Guy Freddie Adamson Herb Wittmeyer Freddie Heathman Cecil Kapp. Dr S M Brockway sang with Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial in Princeton Cemetery. Parents incorrectly listed as survivors in error. they are deceased.
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Harold F. Bones
Towner Chapel
Everett Pierson
Charles P. Knight
Rex Browning
Claude Guy
Freddie Adamson
Herb Wittmeyer
Freddie Heathman
Cecil Kapp
S. M. Brockway
J. M. Kilgore
Princeton Cemetery
Bones
Mrs Maude H Heckman Rites Held At Lamb Funeral Home
Mrs Maude H Heckman died June 3 and services were held June 6 at Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating. Honorary pallbearers included G B Kyle A J Brady H M Wood F A Bishop J T Ramsey and A R Carpenter. Active pallbearers were Henry Steele Robert Steele Howard Steele Max Shoemaker Willard Shoemaker and Clarence Pippens ger. Jay Milton sang hymns with Mrs Bruce Spears at the piano. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin.
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Maude H, Heckman
Maude H. Heckman
Lamb
Raymond P. Jennings
G. B, Kyle
A. J. Brady
H.M. Wood
F.A. Bishop
J.T. Ramsey
A. R. Carpenter
Henry Steele
Robert Steele
Howard Steele
Max Shoemaker
Willard Shoemaker
Clarence Pippensger
Jay Milton
Bruce Spears
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
Obituary for Irven C Horst Service at Towner Chapel
Irven C Horst died June 3. Funeral services were June 5 at the Towner Chapel with Rev Charles Du Mond officiating. Pallbearers were John Allen Roy Snyder Roy Gerhard George Royer Ray Simmons and Ernie Watkins. Mrs John Hamerick and Mrs George Roger provided singing with house accompaniment. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Irven C
Horst
Irven C. Horst
Towner Chapel
Charles du Mond
John Allen
Roy Snyder
Roy Gerhard
George Royer
Ray Simmons
Ernie Watkins
John Hamerick
George Roger
Highland Cemetery
Johnson arraigned on soliciting underage youth charges
Albert Merle Johnson 36 of Ote tawa RFD 3 appeared in county court today on a felony charge of soliciting a youth under 15. A preliminary hearing is set for June 15. Bond of $5000 was continued. Johnson did not post and remains jailed in county custody.
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Albert Merle Johnson
Otetawa Rfd
Johnson
Ottawa High School Honor Roll inclui 106 students
Ottawa High School公布上学期高荣誉与荣誉名单 共106人 最高平均分93及以上入高荣誉 90及以上入荣誉名单涵盖三年级二年级三年级学生 详列高荣誉与荣誉的 senior junior sophomore 分组 包括多名具体姓名与分组信息
Paola Boy Killed In Truck Crash Sunday
A one year old Paola boy named Robert N. Thomas died Sunday after being thrown from a pickup when a 20 gallon water tank in the truck bed fell off and crushed him. Investigating Kansas Highway Patrol say the truck went into a ditch, crossed the road and hit an embankment. He suffered a fractured neck and internal injuries.
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Paola
Robert N. Thomas
Kansas Highway
Gemini Astronauts See Second Satellite Over Pacific
Saturday report notes McDivitt and White sighted a second artificial satellite during their 38th orbit over the Pacific. Also cited: a gunman firing six bullets into a Bogalusa, Louisiana home of a chief investigator in a deputy sheriff slaying.
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Gemini
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Pacific
Bogalusa
New York
Paul Jung
Thornton W. Burgess
Peter Rabbit
Boston
Viet Nam
U.S
Marines Leave Santo Domingo After Dominican Crisis
The last U S Marines sailed to Camp Lejeune while 12 500 airborne troops and 700 airmen stay in the Dominican Republic as part of an Inter American peace force. A floating battalion of about 1 800 Marines remains on regular duty in the Caribbean. Brig Gen John B Bouker noted nine dead and 30 wounded among Marines since April 28.
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Santo Domingo
Dominecan Republic
U.S
Camp Lejeune
N.C
United States
Dominican Republic
Brazil
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Caribbean
John B. Bouker
Marine Expeditionary Force
Bruce Palmier
Bouker
Phantom Feeder Strikes Friday
Joseph Mason reports a home intrusion on Friday causing a spill in his fish bowl by cereal aspirin instant coffee and alka seltzer. The water overflow damaged the carpet and brown sugar was found in his shoes.
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Joseph Mason
Hickory
Seltzer
Mason
Judy Holiday Dies at 41 in New York
Actress Judy Holiday, famed for Born Yesterday, died at 41 in New York. She won an Oscar in 1951 for top actress after portraying Billie Dawn on stage and in film. She was married to Davie Oppenheim in 1948, divorced in 1957, and their son Jonathan survived her.
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New York
Judy Holliday
Junk Dealer
Babe
Billie Dawn
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Top Acress
Davie Oppenheim
Jonathan
County Records Seven Injuries in Three Accidents
Seven people sustained injuries in three accidents across the county from Saturday night to Sunday. A rear-end collision on US 59 north of Ottawa involved Lillie Mae Craig and Wesley Stevenson and caused minor injuries with no hospital treatment. A second crash on KS 68 near Ottawa injured Mere lin Schmoe and Dale and Audry Schmoe, all treated and released. A third incident near Ottawa on KS 68 left Walter Hegberg with unspecified injuries and no hospitalization.
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Ottawa
Lillie Mae Craig
Topeka
Robert S. Craig
Wesley R. Stevenson
Craig
Stevenson
Merelin E. Schmoe
Rantoul Rfd 1
Dale Schmoe
Audry Schmoe
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Schmoe
Walter Hegberg
Sand Spillers Plead Guilty in Highway Spill Case
Two men Bethel G. Hall and Buford J. Hall pleaded guilty to spilling sand from trucks on US 59 at Richmond on May 28. Each was fined 25 dollars plus court costs. Willy D. Holaway pleaded guilty for improper passing on US 50 near Ottawa May 31, fined 10 dollars plus costs. Gary R. Spriggs forfeited a 10 dollar bond for improper passing near Ottawa on May 31.
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US. 59
Richmond
Bethel G. Hall
Bonner Springs
Buford J. Hall
Kansas City
Willy D. Holaway
Wichita
Ottawa
Gary R. Spriggs
Lawerence
Ottawa couples obtain marriage licenses
Larry L Reynolds 21 Ottawa and Sandra K Sauer 18 Craig A Davis 18 Ottawa and Donna M Bones 18 Ottawa. Philip Reiley 25 Ottawa and Beverly Welton 17 Ottawa. Albert Edwin Wurtz 18 Esdora and Beverly Ann Winters 17 Ottawa. Norman Moore 20 Ottawa and Diana Hall 19 Princeton.
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Larry L. Reynolds
Ottawa
Sandra K. Sauer
Craig A. Davis
Donna M. Bones
Philip Reiley
Beverly Welton
Albert Edwin Wurtz
Easdora
Beverly Ann Winters
Norman Moore
Diana Hall
Princeton
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions list includes Clement Abelaker Lewis Brown Earl Smith Joe Wray Jerry Lear William Johnston Mrs McEchron Mrs Beardsley William Hazen Mrs Sharp and others with addresses in Pomona Cedar Mulberry Cherry Locust Pope lar and Williamsburg. Dismissals include William Griffin Edwin Wolgast Jeffrey Fredricks Lucinda Nordyke Van Valkenburg Boyd Mesigh Varvel Redenbaugh Poston Migs and a new daughter born Sunday weighing 8 lbs 11 1/4 oz.
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Clement Abelaker
Willow
William H. Boyd
Ash
Lewis Brown
Cedar
Earl Smith
Mulberry
Joe Wray
Pomona
Jerry Lear
Williamsburg
William T. Johnston
John Mce Echron
Cherry
Robert Beardsley
Popelar
William Hazen
David Sharp
William Griffin
Edwin Wolgast
Jeffrey Fredricks
Birch
Lucinda L. Nordyke
Cedar House
Jackie van Valkenburg
Lycasmore
William Boyd
George Mesigh
Laurence Varvel
Burlington
Randy Redenbaugh
Kansas City
Shirley Poston
Quenemo
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S. Oak
IOOF
Rebekahs
Billy Graham
Edna Connor Shaffer
Stormont
Vail Hospital
Quenesco
Roy Shaffer
Sweet Adelines, Bake Sale, Wed, Gas Service Co
Adv
Eliis
Wright
Colberns
Martha Neumiller
Cc. A. Murray Co
A. Murray
Wellsville
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Hospital
Coughlin Funeral Home
William A. Foster
William Albert Foster
N. Main
K.U. Medical Center
R. C. Stephens
Lake Pomona
South China Sea
Ted
New Chu Lai
Steve James
Ottawa High School
John Brockway
Roger Buck
Pat Collum
Anne Geiss
Barbara Hughes
Karen Kasper
Roxanne Lennard
Janet Loux
Ruby Milliman
John Presley
Dalene Waymire
Tony Zerbe
Jean Northway
Marla
Hamerickhouse
Robert Latmer
Linda Lloyd
Harry Murphy
Marilyn Rule
Patricia Steve Ers
Frank Bennett
Dan Harkins
Ann Keith
Mike McClay
Barbara Morton
Janet Nesch
Martha Roush
Beverly Schmidt
Donna Simpson
Dorothy Spencer
Elizabeth Stoner
Mary Story
Tom Wellington
Pam Adamson
Bonnie Bien
Charles Brandon
Brenda Brenner
James Bristow
Cheryl Campsbell
Susan Fleming
Gail Garerett
Kathy Hill
Robert Kohler
Janeice Moore
Mary Ann Mueller
Tamara O'Dea
Jack Shepard
Janet Warner
Connie Warnock
Janice Wittmeyer
Allan Buck
Elisa Christian
Linda Corlis
Gerald Didde
Ronald Doyen
Luanne Drake
Jean Geiss
Karen Golden
Robert Hegarty
Mary Ann Henning
Patty Jameson
Diana Kissinger
Phyllis LaPine
Linda Mendell
Beverly Miller
James Ogg
Dan Pippenger
Diana Porter
Rita Seyler
Dan Seymour
Sara Steere
Wayne White
Jane Wollen
Paola Boy
Atlanta
Red Cross
Catholic University Comemencement
Table of Man
South
U.S. Marine
Navy
Booker
Judy Holiday
Louis Lengel
Frank Carlson
Concordia
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa University
Robert L. Migsnot
Sunday
Russell Charles King
Towner’s Chapel
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