Funeral attendance noted for J A Harper in Garnett
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trae bert and Mrs. Ward Robbins with Mrs. Trae bert a Harper sister. others named Mrs. Marie Lomas Osawatomie and Mrs. Fannie Hale Pomona. Also mentions Republican Caucus Appanoose School 8 p.m. and a Kansas State University extension training session in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Traebert
Ward Robbins
Williamsburg
Marie Lomas
Osawatomie
Fannie Hale
Pomona
J. A. Harper
Garnett
Traebert
Harper
Two Auto Accidents Reported In City Limits
Two Monday crashes stemmed from backing into parked cars. Ed Anderson, 84, backed from the curb at 100 South Main and hit John Staadt, 64, in a 1961 Mercury. Janet Parkhurst, 17, backed from 815 Princeton and struck a parked 1964 Oldsmobile owned by James Osburn. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Anderson
John F. Staadt
Janet M. Parkhurst
N.main
Princeton
James F. Oseburn
Paola
Parkhurst
Navy jets adjust Laos reconnaissance to counter antiaircraft fire
U S Navy jets are changing reconnaissance patterns over Laos to defeat Communist antiaircraft guns that have downed two carrier based jets. Adjustments may include varying approach angles, timing, formations and altitudes with possible extra fighters. If more jets are shot down, photo planes may fly higher, reducing image quality during the rainy season. The Navy handles low level reconnaissance while the Air Force operates higher altitude photo sorties, with both services sharing the workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Laos
Navy
Air Force
County court fines motorists for speeding and DUI
Verne L Maddy 37 Raytown Missouri fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding 60 mph in a 50 mph zone in a truck over 5000 gross weight owned by Montgomery Ward and Company of Chicago Clyde E Tunnell 35 Chanute fined 12 dollars and costs for speeding 72 mph in a 60 mph zone 41 miles south of Ottawa on US 59 Larry M Ledom 22 Oak 711 p driven. fined 100 dollars and 6 dollars costs for driving while intoxicated license suspended for one year Police said Ledom ran a stop sign on US 50 at the Red Rooster truck stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne L. Maddy
Raytown
Montgomery Ward and Company
Chicago
Clyde E. Tunnell
Chanute
Ottawa
Larry M. Ledom
Oak
Ledom
Red Rooster
Wichita Gets Armstrong Victor in College Basketball Signing
Warren Armstrong, a 6 foot 2 high school star from Central High, accepted a Wichita University athletic scholarship. Recruited by 50 colleges, he averaged 13.6 rebounds in his three year career and scored 1,259 points. Coach Gary Thompson called him the top recruit in school history and cited Wichita’s proximity and MVC caliber.
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Kansas City
Warren Armstrong
Wichita University
Armstrong
Central High School
Scholastic Magazine
Gary Thompson
Wichita
Women Play Golf Today at Ottawa Country Club Invitational
The Ottawa Country Club hosts the Women's Invitational with 60 players registered. Tee-off was at 8:30 a.m. two groups started from the 1st and 4th tees, drawing players from Lawrence, Topeka, Shawnee, Tomahawk Hills, Santa Fe, Milburn, Emporia, and Chanute country clubs. The biennial event followed a club breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Country Club
Lawrence
Tospeka
Shawnee
Tomahawk Hills
Santa Fe
Milburn
Emporia
Chanute
Search For Downed Pilot In Laos
U S Embassy spokesman says the hunt for a U S pilot shot down over Communist territory continues despite unconfirmed reports of capture by the Pathet Lao. Rescue helicopters were blocked by heavy ground fire. several craft were damaged and recovery is fading with each day. Diplomats expect word on Wednesday from talks with Prince Souphanouvong in Khang Khay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Red Pathet Lao
Khang Khay
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Kemper graduates 1964 class earn diplomas May 30
John Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs R C Armstrong 818 W 6th and Lofgreen son of DeWayne Lofgreen RFD 3 are members of Kemper Military School and College Boonville Missouri 1964 graduates awarded diplomas May 30 Lofgreen named to general honor society for outstanding extracurricular performance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
R. C. Armstrong
W. 6Th
Lofgreen
DeWayne Lofgreen
RFD
Kemper Military School and College
Boonville
Flying Flags Display Ends Ambiguity Early
Oklahoma City suburban Midwest City briefly displayed 170 Old Glory flags on flag staffs for National Fly the Flag Week. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored the exhibit and told callers it was for the week, but a caller noted the week was not yet begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Midwest City
Chamber of Commerce
Two injured in Logan and Birch head on crash
At 10 43 a m Monday two cars collided at Logan and Birch injuring Kay C Jarvis 21 and Cozette Bastedo 69 both treated and released. Mrs Lester Forbes and Mrs Kathryn McClure were passengers in the Bastedo car. Police charged Jarvis with careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Birch Streets
Kay C. Jarvis
Maple
Cozette Bastedo
Shawnee Mission
Miss Jarvis
Miss Bastedo
Lester Forbes
Kansas City
Kathryn McClure
Willow
Bastedo
Forbes
Weien To House At Kansas Boys' State
Jeff Weien son of Mr and Mrs Warren Weien was elected to the House of Representatives at Kansas Boys State in Lawrence last week and appointed to the committee on Public Utilities. Barbara Hughes will attend a six week Science and Math Camp at the University of Kansas funded by the National Science Foundation. They were chosen from 1110 applicants nationwide, 100 selected for opportunity grades faculty recommendation aptitude tests and personality. The first week covers 10 fields of study, then two courses are chosen for the final five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Weien
Warren Weien
Elm
Kansas
Boys’ State
Lawrence
Jeff
Barbara Hughes
George Hughes
S. Elm
University of Kansas
National Science Foundation
United States
Radcliffe graduates urged to pursue life with both career and family
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson told Radcliffe College graduates not to fear their intelligence noting that a wife and mother can be a person with drives talents and skills She urged involvement in unfinished America from teaching the young to aiding the elderly and called for balance between marriage and work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Radcliffe
Harvard
James Thureber
Memorial Church
America
UT hires second Negro to faculty in English
AUSTIN Tex AP The University of Texas appoints a second Black faculty member Cora Eiland Hicks a graduate student to a fulltime teaching assistantship in English starting in September Dr Ervin Perry already serves as the first Black faculty member an assistant professor of civil engineering
Auto Industry Rewrite Books 4,000,000th Car This Week
Detroit AP reports the auto industry is on track to build its 4,000,000th car of the calendar year as 1964 models near July. Production plans anticipate 784,000 new cars this month and 581,000 in July, potentially lifting total 1964 output to 7,892,000, a 7.5 percent rise over the 7,340,014 for 1963. May sales reach a new high of 743,283.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U. S
Travels Of Oswald Told Before Warren Commission
State Department officials begin testimony before the Warren Commission about Lee Harvey Oswald. The panel seeks first hand accounts from those who dealt with Oswald and his travels and Communist associations. The commission aims to complete its report by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
KC Markets Kansas City cattle hogs and lambs report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs at large 80 percent A 27 30 and mediums 80 percent A 22 25. Cattle 4 500 with steers and heifers steady to 25 higher, cows steady to weak. best slaughter steers 19 75 20 75 and prime 21 00 25. Hogs 4 500 with barrows and gilts 25 higher, sows steady. lambs 25 50 lower, ewes steady to 50 higher. feeders mixed with various price ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Stamps Aid Hunger Relief Through Church Stamps
Mrs. Clarence Coffman updates Wellsville Methodist WSCS on stamps sent by the Council to aid hungry children overseas. Since 1963 the Washington-Northern Idaho Council has issued checks totaling 8,433.72 dollars to Church World Service, delivering 1,265 tons of US surplus food. Since January this year 2,955.20 has funded 443 tons. Urgent needs include large commemoratives and foreign stamps and pres cancels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Coffman
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wellsville Methodist Church
Deaths in Wellsville area two automobile fatalities
Bryce Silvius 23, son of John and Margaret Silvius Silvius of Wellsville, died Monday in an auto crash near Wellsville at 5 45 p m He was born May 20 1941 in Williamstown and attended Kansas State University He is survived by his parents a sister Mrs Marjorie Lohn of Omaha and a brother Terry Silvius of Warrensburg Funeral services are set for 2 p m Thursday at the Wellsville Methodist Church with burial in the Wellsville Cemetery Barbara Robinson 19 Bald win died Monday after an automobile crash northwest of Wellsville Survivors include her husband Ralph a daughter Katheen Both are at Lawrence Hospital Her mother is Mrs Kenneth Gimbel of Mound City Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Bryce Silvius
John
Margaret Humphries Silvius
Wellsville
Williamstown
Wellsville High School
Kansas State University
Marjorie Lohn
Omaha
Neb
Terry Silvius
Warrensburg
Wellsville Methodist Church
Wellsville Cemetery
Barbara Robinson
Baldwin
Ralph Robinson
Katheleen
Lawrence Hospital
Two Killed In Wreck Northwest of Wellsville
Two persons died and two others were injured in a two car crash at a blind county road intersection northwest of Wellsville at about 545 PM Monday. Victims are Barbara Robinson, 19, of Baldwin and Bryce A Silvius, 23, of Wellsville. Ralph Robinson, 20, and Katheen Robinson, 8 months, were listed in satisfactory condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Trooper Eric Degraffenried said the Robinson car headed west collided with the Silvius car, rolling over and ejecting the occupants. The baby had a mild concussion and cuts. the investigation was ongoing with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Barbara Robeinson
Baldwin
Bryce A. Silvius
Ralph Robinson
Katheleen Robinson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eric Degraffenried
Robinson
Silvius
Hospital Notes Admissions and discharges list
ADMISSIONS Karen Sue Gragg Quenemo Merl Montgomery Box 341 Ottawa Saturday William Hink Williamsburg Mrs Leroy Fletcher Olathe Mrs Chester Wright Baldwin Sunday Monty Mohr Ottawa RFD 3 John Mathias 1021 N Sycamore Roy Beeson 730 S Sycamore Mrs Lee Harrison 922 N Cedar Penny Detwiler Lane Robert Robert Service Princeton Monday Debra Johnson Rantoul Tuesday Joyoui DISMISSALS Clara E Shomber 6108 Sycamore Cindi Sue Cain 517 Ash Max Dean Adams 745 Ash Saturday Karen Sue Gragg Quenemo Sunday Don Caldwell 1011 S Hickory Mrs Nell Johnson 1011 S Main Jimmy Patton 743 S Locust Robert Bogel 1120 E th Monday Mrs Sarah Lantz Princeton David Johnson 409 E 15th Mrs Jay Brown 1114 N Cherry Tuesday BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Mert Bigham Ottawa RFD 3 a son Sunday weight 8 lbs 14 ozs Mr and Mrs Harlan McFadden 822 S Sycamore a son Monday weight 6 lbs 13 ozs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sue Gragg
Quenemo
Merl Montgomery
Box
Ottawa
William Hink
Williamsburg
Leroy Fletcher
Olathe
Chester Wright
Baldwin
Monty Mohr
RFD
John Mathias
N. Sycamore
Roy Beeson
S. Sycamore
Lee Harrison
Clara E. Shomber
Sycamore
Cindi Sue Cain
Ash
Max Dean Adams
Don Caldwell
S. Hickory
Nell Johnson
S. Main
Jimmy Patton
S. Locust
Robert Bogel
E. Th
Sarah Lantz
Princeton
David Johnson
Jay Brown
N. Cherry
Mert Bigham
Harlan McFadden
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Franklin County Kansas
First published May 26 1964 and last published June 23 1964 in the district court of Franklin County Kansas. The case 22 519 Anchor Savings Association vs Willemstein Scott and unknown heirs and guardians. An order of sale directs the sheriff to auction the described real estate in Ottawa Kansas the south a quarter of lot 14 and all of lots 16 and 18 block 7 University Addition. Sale set for June 29 1964 at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dutch Willemstein
Jo Ann Willemstein
George D. Scott
Pauline G. Scott
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Franklin
University
City of
Ottawa
Final settlement sought in Reinhardt estate in Ottawa court
Petition filed by Glen A. Hayward and William S. Bowers as administrators of Alice J. Reinhardt deceased seeks final settlement, approval of accounts, allowances for services and fees, and determination of heirs with assignment of remaining real and personal property. Defenses due by July 2, 1964 at 2 p.m. in Ottawa court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Glen A. Hayward
William S. Bowers
Alice J. Reinhardt
Ottawa
Farm and Household Sales Schedule in Pomona Area
Local auctions list weekly sales across Pomona Overbrook Ottawa and surrounding towns. Items include household goods livestock antiques and farm equipment with dates in June and recurring weekly events at Printys Auction House and community sales in Ottawa and Council Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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Don Brown
Manhattan
Dykstra
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Auditorium
Ellis
Kemper
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R. B. Wellington
Wellington
The
Herald
Weien
Auto Industry
Lamb
Joyoui
Legals
Anchor Savings Association
cCarpenter’s
Bestween
Pomona and
Winan Farm
Overbrook Thurs
Rep Ward
H. P. Motof
Otasco
Drd
Tera
Ro Ax
Ralph Turner
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
U.S. Civil Service
Box Rc
General Services
Rex Hiner
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Reeves Repair
Charles Redman
Standard Rendering Co
Call Coly
Gene Powell
Ottawa Herald General Service
State of Kansas
Said
Allie J
Reinhardt
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Howard Meyers
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Stuart Thurber
Vern Garrett
Robert Reed
Frank Willis
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Oak St
Henry Mohler
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