Local driver charged with speeding in 20 mile zone
County Court records show 19 year old Shepard L. Collins of 115 EE. Ltd. was charged with driving 30 mph in a 20 mph zone after a June 4 citation by state troopers. Additional items note visitors at the Durbin home, Brownie Troop field trip, and a June 12 public dinner hosted by the Franklin County Democrat Central Committee with speaker Bill Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard L. Collins
EE. Ltd
Franklin County Democrat Central Committee
C.F
S. Cedar
Bill Sparks
Congress
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Friday admission of Mrs Lorene Dryden 512 Willow and Jeanne Hazen 502 Beech. Saturday admits Joseph Blakesley Monroe Trailer Court James and Gertrude Rice Melvern. Discharges Saturday Mrs Gilbert Potter and infant Wellsville Leah Jane Wall Richmond Ason to Mr and Mrs Kendall Hay 1349 S Poplar Friday. Weight 7 pounds 15 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Dryden
Willow
Jeanne Hazen
Beech
Joseph Blakesley
Monroe Trailer Court
James and Gertrude Rice
Melvern
Gilbert Pottertf
Wellsville
Leah Jane Wall
Richmond
Ason
Kendall Hay
S. Poplar
Jailings And Speeding Charges From City Police
Curtis Owen Heathman 55 of Ottawa jailed on a drunken on public street charge. William L. Speer 20, 924 S Hickory, cited for driving 30 mph in a 20 mph zone yesterday. Darrell Dean Marconette of Lawrence posted a $10 bond after driving 40 mph in a 30 mph zone today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Owen Heathman
Ottawa
William L. Speer
S. Hickory
Darrell Dean Marconette
Lawrence
Marconette
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Harris son Christie
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Harris son Christie, who died June 5, were held from Towner's Chapel with Rev Lawrence F Faivre officiating. Pallbearers were Gene Barnett Jim Bosworth Donald Fiehler Clifford Carpenter Clarence Carpenter and Marvin Shoemaker. Mrs Dean Driscoll sang hymns accompanied by Mrs R L Stevens. Burial was in Walnut Creek Cemetery.
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Clara Harrisson Christie
Towner’s Chapel
Lawrence F. Faivre
Gene Barnett
Jim Bosworth
Donald Fiehler
Clifford Carpenter
Clarence Carpenter
Marvin Shoemaker
Dean Driscoll
R. L. Stevens
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Deaths Joyce Franklin Leach and John W Elliot
Joyce Franklin Leach 51 Perry dairy farmer died Thursday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Rumsey Funeral Home Lawrence with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include widow Grace a son Robin Dee Leach Perry his mother Lulu Leach Baldwin two sisters Zelda Letterman Kansas City Helen Pride Oakley five brothers Russell Lester Tom Leach Baldwin Olin Leach Wellsville Tate Leach Ottawa and a grandson Robin D Leach Jr Perry. John W Elliot 48 Ottawa died Friday after ill health eight years. He lived in Franklin County since 1921 moving from Kansas City. Former custodian for Kansas City Power and Light Office 15 years retired 1959 when moved to Paola. Earlier with Santa Fe railroad as yard and baggage clerk in Ottawa depot. Born November 29 1903 in Jacksonville Missouri. Married Gladys Guy February 14 1923 Ottawa Baptist Church member. Surviving widow one daughter Mrs Fred Winterscheid Leavenworth one grandson his mother Mrs Luther A Evans Red Hill Missouri and one sister Mrs Len Miller Rich Hill Missouri. Services Monday 2 p.m. Dengel and Son Mortuary Rev Charles P Knights officiating. Burial Evergreen Mound Cemetery.
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Joyce Franklin Leach
Perry
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Lawrence
Orville Edmonds
Memorial Park
Grace
Robin Dee Leach
Lulu Leach
Baldwin
Zelda Letterman
Kansas City
Kas
Helen Pride
Oakley
Calif
Russell
Lester
Tom
Leach
Olin Leach
Wellsville
Tate Leach
Ottawa
Robin D. Leach
Jr. Perry
John W. Elliot
West
Franklin ‘County
Jacksonville
Gladys
Guy
The
Baptist Church
Fred Winterscheid
Leavenworth
Luther A. Evans
Red Hill
Len Miller
Rich Hill
Ottawan Chosen as Judge for Elks Ritual National Contest
Paul Perkins of Ottawa will judge the Elks National Convention ritualistic work in Chicago July 7 to 11. Perkins has led Ottawa Elks Ritualistic to statewide fame and placed fourth in 1960 at the national contest. A former Ottawa High School teacher and current Ottawa City Building Inspector, he is the first Kansas Elks member named a national ritual judge.
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Elks
Paul Perkins
Chicago
Perkins
Ottawa Elks
Ottawa
The
Kansas
Senior Club Has Program at Youth Center Meeting
Thirty four members attended the Senior Club gathering yesterday at the Youth Center. Visitors included Mrs. Wichman, Carol Ann, Mrs. Detwiler, and Sheri. Carol Ann accompanied group singing and later performed piano solos arranged by Mrs. Spright. Sheri gave accordion solos. Members saluted the flag and joined in the Lord's Prayer, then played table games and visited. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sands and Mrs. Scott.
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Youth Center
Lewis Wichman
Carol Ann
Clifford Detwiler
Sheri
Peoria
A. J. Dawson
L. W. Spright
Louis Sands
Fred, Scott
Kennedy signs gold medal for Bob Hope award
President Kennedy signs a congressional resolution authorizing a gold medal for comedian Bob Hope. The honor, similar to awards given to George M. Cohan after World War I and Irving Berlin after World War II, recognizes Hope's entertainment of U S troops around the world.
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Washington
Kennedy
Bob Hope
Hope
U S
George M. Cohan
Irving Berlin
Carnation Junior Garden Club Plans Spring Flower Show
Fourteen members met at Mrs. Warnock's patio for the Carnation Junior Garden Club gathering. Mrs. Warnock, Mrs. Oliver Neis, and Mrs. John Neis led the committee. They taught the girls how to arrange flowers for entry in the Spring Flower Show this Saturday and handed out the show schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Junior Garden Club
Carl Warnock
Warnock
Oliver Neis
John Neis
Bob Jones University Ensemble to Perform in Williamsburg
The Bob Jones University Musical Ensemble tours the Western States and will appear at Williamsburg Free Methodist Church at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 12. Directed by Donald Horton, the brass and vocal quintet features Daniel Dick Phillip Loomis William Boyer and Jim Parker with Horton as accompanist. The five members hail from Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania North Carolina and California.
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Bob Jones
Williamsburg Free Methodist Church
Feft
Jim Parker
Bill Boyer
Dan Diehl
Don Horton
Phil Loomis
Bob Jones University
Williamsburg
Free Methodist Church
Donald Horton
Daniel Dick
Phillip Loomis
William Boyer
Horton
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
California
Young UCLA prodigy Lance Kerr aged 13
Lance Kerr, a 13 year old freshman at UCLA, describes a strong but not A grade expected term in anthropology physics math and Russian. He reads at age two learned to read without formal instruction and entered college at 12 with aims to become a physicist. His quiet poised demeanor and vast vocabulary stand out in the campus crowd.
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Los Angeles
Lance Kerr
University of California At
Lance
Sylvia
Leon Kerr
UCLA
Lions Club Tour to Europe From Kansas in June
Truyn Bischoff of Williamsburg heads 161 Kansas Lions Club members leaving June 12 for the Lions International Convention in Nice France and a 26 day tour of eight European countries. The Kansas group includes 10 Lions from Gardner and two from Lawrence. They fly via Kansas City New York Paris. The trip visits France Italy Austria Liechtenstein and England. Bischoff is the local president tail twister and incoming treasurer of the Lions Club.
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Truyn Bischoff
Williamsburg
Kansas Lions Club
Nice
France
Kansas
Gardner
Lawrence
Kansas City
New York
Paris
Italy
Austria
Liechtenstein
England
Bischoff
Lions Club
Local Markets Soybeans and Corn Prices Noted
Market notes show soybean price near 2 995 while wheat and corn values appear mixed with oats barley rye and butterfat listed in scattered figures. Egg prices vary with eggs at 16 23 20 16 cents and hens around 105 per dozen in a fragmented clerical listing.
Why So Jolly by Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle presents a lighthearted catalog of quick quips and observations on daily life. From Hollywood epic lengths to coffee addictions, small social quirks, and the amusing contradictions of modern behavior, the piece playfully skewers common habits and opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Hollywood
KC Markets Cattle And Hogs Report From Kansas City
Slaughter steer prices fall 95-50 from last week while heifers drop 25-30. Hogs rise with barrows and gilts up 95-75, sows steady. Sheep show higher spring slaughter lambs 1.5-3.0, old crop lambs 1.0-1.5 up. slaughter ewes 50 lower. Prices listed in ranges across weights and grades.
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Kansas City
AFP
Trail Of Banditry Before Shooting
Kansas City AP report describes a long banditry trail leading to the shooting of George S. Wilber II by Roy Lee Engberg a Denver ex convict. Companions Jack Fox Lanphere Charlotte Marie Martin and Joanne Wallace hold robbery warrants while Engberg faces murder charges and a manhunt spreads through Kansas City and Denver.
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Kansas ‘City
Bunsman
Kansas City
Roy Lee Engberg
Denver
George S. Wilber II
Engberg
Jack Fox
Lanphere
Charlotte Marie Martin
Joanne Wallace
Martin
Wichita
St. Louis
Mrs. Martin
Community Inn
Special road levy votes set for August in townships
Legal notices from Franklin County Kansas announce road levies for two to three years with millage limits. Votes scheduled at township elections in Ohio Franklin Cutler Williamsboro Williamsburg with polling hours from early morning to early evening and officials named.
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AMG
Cutler Township
Franklin County
Kansas
Rantoul City
L. L. Griffith
Howerd Caylor
Bar
D. Medien
Bruce Spears
Sea
Williamsboro
Williamsburg
Local Farm and Auction Listings for Franklin and Osage Areas
Franklin County sale events headlined by Myers Brothers and Franklin County Sale Co with auctions every Saturday and Tuesday. Ottawa area notices include estates and furniture auctions at Frinty’s Auction House and listings for Overbrook and Pomona sales with contact numbers and addresses. Auction listings cover livestock sales, furniture, and home goods across Ottawa, Osage City, Overbrook, and surrounding towns including Gas City, Michigan Valley, and Todd Mobil Homes.
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Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
Loctst & Wilson
Michigan Valley
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Emporia Livestock Salea Co
Empoaris
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Lavust
Ottens
Osage City
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook Kenses
Allen County
Gas City
Printy
Ben Printy
W. A. Billiott
S. Mulberry
Frinty's
N. Main
Todd Mobi
Ottawa area livestock and consignment sales listings
Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty host a June 13 night consignment cattle sale in Lyndon at the Ottawa Livestock Commission Co on West Wilson Street. A June 14 night consignment horse sale is planned in Ottawa. A June 1 salvage yard closeout sale runs at 316 N Hickory with miles east of Ottawa on Highway 64. A June 30 sale features Sun Poe Tron and Metal Co at 538 W Wilson Ave in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles — Lyndon
Kansas
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Street
John W. Berry
Ottawa
Jdyne
Ottawa Livestock Comm. Co
Wilson St
Bob Cowdin Salvage Yard
Hickory
Sun Poe Tron and Metal Co
W. Wilson
CAREER RETAILING UNLIMITED ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
A dynamic Topeka Kansas based retailer seeks 12 top men between 21 and 35 to fill managers and assistant managers positions. No retail background required though helpful. Applicants will be interviewed Saturday June 9 from 9 am to 4 pm and Sunday June 10 from 10 am to 1 pm at Volumna Distributors Inc 115 West Crane Topeka Kansas CE 3-1381.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Volumna Distributors Inc
Weat Crane
Want Ad Reaches 25,000 Readers
A local want ad reaches an audience of over 25,000 readers, highlighting the notice's broad reach and community visibility. The item emphasizes exposure for sellers and employers seeking to connect with a large audience in the region.
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