Franklin County News Briefs Highlight Local Graduates and Officials
Three Franklin County graduates from the University of Kansas are named Jerry D. Black James T. Heaton and Warren L. Willis in a correction note. Other items report a divorce suit filed Tommie Wortham Yadon. Army enlistment of Delfino M. Larios Jr.. Senator Bill Bowers filing for re election. local visits and events. a Trinity Methodist Vacation School enrollment of 100 students. a smorgasbord at Jonish American Coffee Shop. and July 1 as the filing deadline for New Farm wheat allotments with the ASC.
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Franklin County
University of Kansas
Jerry D. Black
N. Oak
James T. Heaton
Baldwin
Warren L. Willis
Russell Wray
Franklin County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Forty Two Spellers Advance in National Bee Rounds
Washington AP Forty two spellers survived the first six rounds of the 33rd annual National Spelling Bee as three contestants were eliminated. By luncheon a 386-word list had been tackled with tricky terms like imprimatur ebullience extirpative. Four boys and twenty eight girls remained among the 73 finalists who earned regional wins from over five million participants.
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Washington
Janet Ann Lillie
Richardson, Tex
Funeral services for Martha Elizabeth Morgan
Martha Elizabeth Morgan died June 7. Services set for 2 p.m. June 9 at Towner's Chapel conducted by Rev. R. B Shoemaker. Burial in Peoria Cemetery. Also noted funeral for Arthur A Shorty Herring, who died June 4, with services held yesterday at Towner's Chapel led by Rev. L. D. Boatman and organ by Mrs. Lawrence Ott. Burial at Highland Cemetery.
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J. R. Morgan
Martha Elizabeth Morgan
Towner's Chapel
Rev
R. B Shoemaker
Peoria Cemetery
Arthur A. “Shorty” Herring
L. D. Boatman
Lawrence Ott
Harry J. Smith
Orville O. Lucas
Charles E. Fisher
Charles R. Hicks
Vernon E. Horn
Jim Hastings
C. C. Millington
Jess Pratt
Highland Cemetery
FFA Boys Camping Trip Prompts Local Notes
Ten FFA boys and sponsors including George Sherman and Phillip Jakoby camped at Toronto Reservoir cooking meals. Other items mention Fidelis Class meeting, Memorial vases for Mina Smith, lawn mower fund, God and Country awards by Boy Scouts, sod donation, church maintenance, Will E. Jacobs summer at Kansas State, Mrs Layton burn recovery, New Hope Baptist vacation school, Sherman at Kansas State summer session, Powers family moving to Pittsburg for summer school and teaching at Attica next year.
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FFA
George Sherman
Phillip Jakoby
Toronto Reservoir
John Shaw
Andy Shay
Leslie Rader
Gary Rader
Jimmy Wiseman
Warner Flinsbaugh
Eugene Harris
Danny Folks
John Triprett
Delon Dacoby
Fidelis
Oren Carroll
Louise Clayton
Mina Smith
Boy Scouts
Robert Powers
Pittsburg
Powers
Attica
Injured Ottawa Woman In Two Car Crash
Donna E. Chism, 24, of 540 Birch in Ottawa, suffered a wrenching injury in a two car collision at 14th and Main around 7 p.m. yesterday. Shirley Jean Brooks, 123 Princeton, drove the other car and told police she did not see the Chism vehicle while reaching across the seat. Brooks faces Police Court June 14 on charges of failure to yield the right of way.
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Ottawa
Donna E. Chism
Birch
14Th
Main
Shirley Jean Brooks
Princeton
Brooks
Shirley Brooks
Local Markets Barley and Soybeans Prices Listed
A historical market note lists barley at 2. price levels, soybeans around 1.86, wheat near 1.75, white and yellow corn around 1.00, shelled corn about 1.05, and various egg and poultry prices including butterfat and heavy hens at modest fractions. The fragmented figures reflect old commodity pricing notation and odd OCR quirks.
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Wodliss Ora Ag Asveerraeesers
Aleddece
Kansas City Market Report Cowboys and Calves Mixed
Market summary shows calves steady to lower with weaker heifers and roxies, cows higher, steer and slaughter calf prices fluctuating. Feeder and utility cattle hold with modest gains in select slaughter calves. hogs moderate activity and fatting pigs steady. Lambs and sheep offer steady to higher prices with prime slaughter ewes and choicest lambs in demand.
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Kansas City
Blauerter
Enllw
Docking Seeks Third Term Finishing Cleanup Job
Gov George Docking told Kansas Democratic Women’s Clubs he seeks a third term to finish the cleanup he began. He criticized waste in state departments and defended his education program while noting he chairs the Governor’s Education Committee. He referenced editor Whitley Austin and Clyde Reed with cautious remarks.
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Docking
Salina
George Docking
Kansas Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs
Salina Journal
Whitley Austin
Kan-sa5
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions list includes Mrs. F. P. Hufstedler of 516 S Mulberry Johnny Crawford 112 S Hickory Mrs Arthur Brink 809 5 Ork Ronald Reed 628 Maple Mrs William Houldaskell RFD 2 Wellsville and Owen Getschall 214 W 2nd Wednesday Dismissals include Michael Milfelt Richmond and Mrs Fayvetta Burnett 410 Walnut Wednesday
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F. P. Hufstedler
S. Mulberry
Johnny Crawford
S. Hickory
Arthur Brink
Ronald Reed
William Hou Idaskell
RFD
Wellsville and
Owen
Getschall
Michael Milcfelt
Richmond
Fayvetta Burnett
Walnut
Two Voodoo Jets Collide Killing Two Test Pilots
In Carrollton Illinois two 101 B Voodoo jets collided mid air and crashed seven miles south of town killing two McDonnell Aircraft Corp engineers aboard. Navy Lt Cmdr Albert Mora and John F Ebersbaker parachuted safely. witnesses reported a ball of fire and two parachutes.
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Carrollton
Ill
Illinois
McDonald Airccraft Corp
St. Louis
Cmdr
Albert Mora
iCmdr
John F. Ebersbaker
Navy
Mayor Mitchum Says Docking Has Sold Out
Kansas City mayor Paul F. Mitchum accuses Gov. George Docking of siding with special interests by urging the U S Supreme Court to review the Fairfax industrial district annexation case. He questions the governor's motives, cites his son’s law firm, and alleges overreach in commuting a death sentence.
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Mitchum
Docking
Kansas City
Kas
Paul F. Mitchum
George Docking
U. S. Supreme Court
Fairfax
Governor's Office
Richard Docking
Donald Martin
Supreme Court
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Sen
Joseph H. McDowell
McDowell
Supreme Court of
State of Kansas
Farm Union Head Sneaks Talk at Ottawa Rotary
Fred Meek president of the Kansas Farmers Union urged legislation to let farmers control surplus products. Speaking before the Ottawa Rotary, Meek argued surpluses must be regulated and perhaps by farmers themselves, noting misunderstandings of farm issues and farmers' role as major consumers of vital goods. Guests included Ben Kieer Lyle Grier and Rev Leopold Home.
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Fred Meek
Kansas Farmers Union
Rotary Club Today
Meek
Clay Center
Ben Kieer
Lyle Grier
Ihev
Leopold
Deaths MERRILL E. GENTRY
Merrill E. Gentry 66 Mulvane died June 7 at St Joseph Hospital Wichita born Sept 25 1869 near Richmond son of James L and Ina Reed Gentry. He married Adaline Lewis 1933 survived by widow four children and several siblings. Service Friday First Baptist Church Mulvane burial Mt Olivet Cemetery southwest of Princeton.
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Merrill E. Gentry
Merrill
Gentry
Mulvane
St. Joseph Hospital
Wichita
Albuquerque
Ottawa
Princeton
Richmond
James L
Ina Reed Gentry
Gladys Leonard
Adaline Lewis
Leonard Gentry
N. M
Kenneth Gentry
Anna Marie Darbrow
Merilan Darbrow
Lola Matts
Floyd Gentry
Pueblo
Colo
Lloyd Gentry
Denver
Bessie Bolen
Council Grove
Henry Gentry
Lovelanu
Doris Kershiner
Kansas City
Pincer move to narrow Democratic field targets Adlai Stevenson
Washington AP report outlines a Kennedy Johnson strategy to slice support from Adlai E. Stevenson and Stuart Symington. Delegates from Symington and Stevenson camps pivot toward Kennedy, with Truman potentially guiding Symington if a deadlock arises. Endorsements from Commager Galbraith and Schlesinger bolster Kennedy while Stevenson remains non-candidate per Schlesinger.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Symington
Kennedy
Stevenson
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Henry Steele Commager
Amherst College
Harvard
John K. Galbraith
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Schlesinger
Galbraith
Two Inmates Seek Hearings Under Detainers Act
Two inmates from the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hut chinson have applied for hearings here under the uniform mandatory disposition of detainers act. Robert H. Bennett and Melvin K. Moore, serving consecutive 5 to 10 year burglaries terms in Osage County, face six counts of burglary tied to Pomona break ins on May 1 at Ruby's Rackett Dickey's Texaco Service Phillips 66 Service Vera's Grocery Star Garage and Ike Cearfoss Tavern. The act allows prisoners to be tried on new charges while still in custody.
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Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Donald White
Robert H. Bennett
Melvin K. Moore
Osage County
White
Pomona
Ruby’s Rackett
Dickey's
Morros predicts Khrushchev replacement by Suslov
Russian born film producer and former FBI counterspy Boris Morros predicts Nikita Khrushchev will be replaced by Mikhail Suslov, a Presidium member, as Soviet premier. Morros believes Suslov stands as the sole figure capable of guiding the regime after Khrushchev.
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Philadelphia
Boris Morros
FBI
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikhail Suslov
Presidium
Suslov
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Franklin County Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas a sheriff sale is set for July 7 1960 at 2 00 PM at the west front door of the Ottawa courthouse. Under a court order in case 21 480 Wilson and Wilma Wilson vs Wendorff et al the property described as parts of Section 2 Township 1S Range 20 East Principal Meridian is offered for cash sale to satisfy prior liens and child support judgments plus costs. MAX R GILMORE Sheriff. BOWERS & BOWERS Attorneys. First published June 1 1960 Last published June 15 1960
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State of Kansas
District Court
County of
Franklin
H. 8. Wilson
Wilma Wilson
L. A. Wendorff
Louis Alfred Wendorff
Franklin County
Kan- Ras
H. S&s. Wilson
Callie Myrna Wendorff
Kansan
Max R. Gilmore
Kansas
Bowers & Bowers
Harriet A. Forbes
Lulu M Brown
Ottawa
Frankis County
Lulu M. Brown
Bowers
Ottawa Herald
John N. Carter
State of
Josephine M. Carter
John N. Carver
Wayne Loughridge
Garnett Kansan
Kane A. Warner
Rose V. McAuley
Administratrix
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Tommie Wortham Yadon
Lowell Gene Yadon
Delfino M. Larios Jr
Judith Larios
Hickory
Ottawa High School
Bill Bowers
Topeka
Senate
Miami
Western Auto
Wendell Bialmer
Mike and
Nancy
Cameron, Mo
W. J. Phillips
Mike
T. B. Powers
Linwood
H. K. Stuarts
Peoria
Gerald Gerbers
Joliet, Til
John Rodgers
Nelson Hotel
Louise Davenport
Blanche D. Johnson
Roswell, N. M
Marguerite Davenport
Trinity Methodist Vacation Church School
Loyd Hollinger
North Ady
Richard Culbertson
Steven
Roger
Jon
Concordia
Culbertson
Geneva McClay
Marymount College
Arthur A. Herring
Ernest Harris
Wellsville Baptist Church
Will E. Jacobs
Kansas State College
Jacobs
Wellsville
Glen Layton Sr
New Hope Baptist Church
M.mcwilson
Eldon Finch
James Peckham
M. McWilson
Wellsville High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
KC Livestock
Karen Indall
Carol Bruce
Jack Fenton
Austin
Board of Regents
Clyde Reed
Parsons Sun
Reed
McDonnell
Kenneth Sanders
Medora
Farm Union
Sqwners
Karsas
Adlai
By Jack Bell
Khrushchev
Tcowner’s Chapel
Morris
Egats
William O. Bowers
Yorke
Wayne Angell
Bate
H. B. Wolson
Wilma
Wilson
Phaintiffs
R. L. A. Wendorff
Ayksa
Henry Brown
Louis Alfred
Wendorf
Raneag City
H. G. Tickner
Pha
TRAM
Royal Arch
John W. Taylor
E.H.P
Melvin L. Sellers
Ottawa Shrine No
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Supreme
Lela Comstock
W.H.P. Tsabellle Jacobsen
W.S
Thomas E. Gleason
Lee A. Perkins
Springfield
H. P
S. Main
Red Ryder
W. E. Butts
JET Airlines
Universal Technical Schools
P. O. Drawer
Shreveport
Louisiana
B. F. Heidner
Richter
Lawrence
Conks
Eday Top
Nice_ wander
N. Cherry
Conrad
McCracken
Guernsey
Forrer
Rock Creek
Howard Winter
Paloosa
John Keenan
Bue Dillon
Homer Hodges
Williamsburg
Don Collins
John Deere
Ernest Kaub
Ottawa Tractor & Imp
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