Pomona Summer Music Enrollment and Local Notices
Enrollment for Pomona summer music programs offered at 7 00 8 30 am and 3 30 6 00 pm Monday at the school with marching band practice at 7 pm and concert band at 8 pm. Alumni invited to join the summer concert band. Local notices include Helen Bates reported doing well in Ransom Memorial Hospital with visitors restricted, various yard and garage sales listed at multiple addresses, a WWI veterans meeting with potluck, and the House of Douglas hours with prices.
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Pomona
Helen Bates
Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Frank Shaw
Casket Collector Keeps Bronze Coffin for Sale or Show
Monte Scribner of Ottawa keeps a full size bronze coffin bought at auction for 12.50. He notes it drew curious bidders from Missouri and his wife claims it as a personal keepsake. The coffin has attracted spectators, including offers that never fully materialized, and this is Scribner’s second coffin after a walnut unit reportedly used as cattle feed trough.
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Monte Made
C. A. Scribner
Ottawa
RFD 3
Scribner
Main Street
Missouri
Kane Corper
Police Court updates from Franklin district session
In Franklin, FRANKLIN D. FRANKS, 25, Logan and Main, found guilty of resisting arrest, drunkenness, and disturbing the peace. Fined 150 dollars, appeals to District Court. LOHMAN, 34, Ottawa RFD 2, forfeited 30 dollars for illegal registration and driving without headlights. WARD, 71, 930 Ss. Hickory, guilty of careless driving in an accident, fined 15 dollars. ELLIOTT, 24, 1317 S. Willow, guilty of speeding 34 in a 20 mph zone, fined 14 dollars. DANIEL, 38, Paola, case continued to June 30 on DUI and license charges, bond 265 dollars. FINCH, 17, 309 E. 5th, forfeited 10 dollars bond for driving left of center not in passing.
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Franklin D. Franks
Logan and
Main
Franks
Lavernon C. Lohman
Ottawa
RFD
Max F. Ward
Hickory
John W. Elliott
S. Willow
Rose Daniel
Paola
Jeffrey T. Finch
Hospital Notes and Court Entries From Local District
Admission and discharge listings include Ben H. Wright Isaac Stansifer Miss Dean Kerr and others across Cedar Crestview Ottawa and Vassar with Wednesday Thursday entries. Court notices show Buckley Waln Rowlen Bybee Ward and others pleading guilty or forfeiting bonds for speeding reckless driving and related offenses with trial dates and fines.
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Ben H. Wright
Cedar
Isaac Stansifer
Dean Kerr
Crestview Nursing Home
Robert Shaw
Weir
Gladys Norton
Hickory
Lizzie Rayburn
Whitter
Calif
Frank McLaughlin
Ottawa
Marie Rush
Edgerton
Wayne Gipson
E, Ltd
Bobby Peck
Mulberry
Ed Warner
Burglars Hit Peace Food Center in Garnett
Robbers broke into the Peace Food Center in Garnett last night stealing five TV sets a Polaroid camera and cash. Manager Glen Gates said entry was gained by drilling into concrete blocks in the back. Police and KBI agents continue the investigation with no other signs of disturbance.
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Garnett
Peace Food Center
Glen Gates
KBI
Gates
Pope Paul VI weighs birth control commission change
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI pressing his birth control commission for guidance on any changes to the traditional Catholic stance against contraception. The discussion centers on potential reforms or reaffirmation of church teaching.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Birth Control Commission
Accident injures none in hit while avoiding pickup
A 9:34 a.m. collision in the 100 block of South Hickory involved Joella Uitts Garber of Ottawa RFD 2 driving a 1960 Plymouth station wagon northbound. She struck a parked 1964 Chevrolet station wagon owned by Hughes Auto Supply, aiming to avoid a stopped pickup. estimated damage to the Chevrolet was 45.08 dollars.
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South Hickory
Joella Uitts Garber
Ottawa
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Baseball Standings and Results From The National League
The National League table shows San Francisco leading with 33 wins and 21 losses, followed by Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at 32 and 30 wins respectively. Chicago, New York, and Houston are mid pack with various records as results unfold. Wednesday games included St Louis over Pittsburgh and Chicago defeating Los Angeles, while Friday and today’s matchups feature key East and West clashes across multiple city sites.
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L. Pet. G.B. San Fran
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Phila
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Television Log Continued with Evening Schedule Details
The log lists a dense slate of programs and time slots from 6:00 PM to 12:40 AM including News Weather Sports Edits movies and TV shows such as Love In The Afternoon Gomer Pyle The FBI and Johnny Carson. It notes multiple channel blocks and titled programs with c markers.
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Camp Runamuck
Flintstones
Tammy
Hank
Hogan’s Heroes
Mitch
Addams Family
Weather snapshot shows warm 80 high on Wednesday
Report lists high on Wednesday at 80 and a today low of 54. It notes last year’s date highs and lows plus a record high 100 in 1911 and record low 47 in 1915. 24 hour precipitation totals 0.481 inch with scattered hourly readings and a barometer near 29.98.
Milk Up Maybe More Prices Rise Across Food Line
New York AP reports the 30th annual month of lower milk output and higher prices with butter and cheese costs climbing. Coffee falls slightly, while drought and cold hurt wheat, raising bread and bakery product costs. General Mills and Pillsbury plan about a 10 cent flour hike for a 25 pound bag by month end.
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New York
Great Plains
General Mills Inc
Pillsebury Co
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Poemona
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