Nuttloses Governorship Bid In Kansas Legion Derby
News brief notes that DAVID NUTT of Baldwin lost the American Legion Boys State of Kansas gubernatorial race to John Peterson of Topeka, a Nationalist Party candidate. Also listed are social hostesses for Centennial cabin event and Old Depot, museum hours, and grooming ad for Devoncote Kennels CH 25239.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nutt
Baldwin
The
American Legion Boys
State of Kansas
John Peterson
Topeka
Nutt
Nationalist Party
Residents move and church sale notices appear
Mrs Floriece Roy Jones transfers from Boyds Nursing Home Gare nett to Crestview Home Ottawa. Students and teachers host a vacation Bible school program at Faith Lutheran Church at 7 30 tonight with a review of lessons and art projects. Yard sale 202 S Locust Fri 11 and Sat 12 Adv George Adkins 614 S Cedar patient at Wadse worth Veterans Administration Hospital Ward 4 East. Rummage Sale Sat June 12 Auditorium Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floriece
Roy) Jones
Boyd
Garenett
Ottawa
Crestview
Faith Lutheran Church
George Adkins
S, Cedar
Wadseworth Veterans Administration Hospital
Adkins
Ward
Purdue honors 4660 graduates with masters in mathematical sciences
Jacqueline D. Tulumello of Rantoul earned a Master of Science in mathematical sciences at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana. She was among 4660 graduates receiving diplomas at the Sunday ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline D. Tulumello
Rantoul
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Dance Tonight to the Pharaohs at Memorial Auditorium
Tonight from 8:00 to 11:30 p m the Pharaohs perform at Memorial Auditorium. Admission is 1.00 at the door and one dollar in advance.
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Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa U among 19 Kansas colleges sharing gift
The General Foods Fund Inc of New York awarded 60 000 to Kansas private colleges with Ottawa University receiving part of the 2 280 distributed through the Kansas Foundation for Private Colleges Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Kansas
General Foods Fund Inc
New York
Kansas Foundation For Private Colleges Inc
Kansas Colleges
Naval Reservist serves two weeks active duty
Kenneth G. Meyer is serving two weeks active duty with the U S Naval Air Reserve at Alameda Naval Air Station California. Verne Alden of Wellsville a board member of the Age Fricultural Hall of Fame and National Center attends a Kansas City Kansas meeting in the Town House Hotel. The First Half opens June 12 with Hugh Smittee scheduled at Ottawa Baptist Mission and three safety films to be shown by the Torker auto club at 7 30 p m in Anchor Savings and Loan basement titled Emergency in the Making Broken Glass and Jerk's the Dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Meyer
U. S. Naval Air Reserve
Alameda Naval Air Station
Calif
Meyer
Vergie Meyer
S. Locust
Verne Alden
Wellseville
Age Fricultural Hall of Fame
National Center
Kansas City
Kan
Town House
Torker Auto Club
Anchor Savings and Loan
Deaths of Mrs Elsie Maley and Mrs Myrtle Burruss
Two obituary notices report the deaths of Elsie Maley 69 of Garnett and Myrtle Burruss 54 of Ottawa area. Maley’s funeral will be at Farris Funeral Home Garnett with burial Garnett Cemetery. survivors include husband Harold son and extended relatives. Burruss died in Roan Mont with services at Towner Chapel and burial Chippewa Cemetery. survivors include three sons two daughters and multiple grandchildren and stepchildren.
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Elsie Maley
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Pomona
Farris
Will Maley
Harold Maley
Richmond
Myrtle E, Burruss
Myrtle E. Burruss
N. Cherry St
Roan
Mont
William Burruss
Towner Chapel
Earl Zimmerman
Chippewa
Burruss
Joseph and
Matilda Masquat
Topeka
Colorado
Ottawa
Aberdeen
Wash
Loren Conner
RFD
Gary Conner
S. Poplar
Carl D. Conner
U.S.N
Norma Blanco
Ft. Huge Chuca
Ariz
Eileen Burruss
Harold Burruss
Franklin Burruss
No Injury In Wreck at Hickory and Seventh Streets
An 82 year old Quenemo woman, Mary L. Wilson, was cited for failing to yield after a two car collision at Hickory and Seventh. Wilson claimed to stop, Christenson denied stopping. No injuries were reported. Damages were estimated at 15 dollars for the Dodge and 51.81 dollars for the Chrysler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenemo
Hickory
Seventh Streets
Mary L. Wilson
George W. Christenson
S. Oak
Christenson
Seventh
Driver Falls Asleep In One Car Crash In Iowa County
William M. Yerks, 64, of 636 N Mulberry, was driving a 1954 Chevrolet west on 1.35 when he apparently fell asleep. The car struck the median and guard rail between two bridges, then plunged 20 feet to a county road below. Front end damage estimated at $200. No injuries reported.
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William M. Yerks
N. Mulberry
County Court waives hearing in youth solicitation case
Albert Merle Johnson, 36, of Otstawa RFD 3, charged with soliciting a youth under 15, a felony, had preliminary hearing waived and was bound over to the September 1965 District Court term. bond set at 5000 and he remains in county jail. Rex E. Edwards, 46, of 1129 N Main, on US 59 north of Ottawa on May 28 pleaded guilty to speeding 60 in a 50 zone, fined 10 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Merle Johnson
Otstawa Rfd
Johnson
Rex E. Edwards
N. Main
Ottawa
Flood packets sent to Ottawa Kansas
Informational flood relief packets were mailed today to Extension Service offices in 12 Kansas counties recently affected by floods. Kansas State Universitys Dr Paul W Griffith notes packets aid residents with homes farms and businesses damaged by flood waters offering guidance on cleaning repairing equipment and damaged electricals plus food storage and basement care.
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Extension Service
Kansas
Abilene
Cottonwood Falls
el Dorado
Emporia
Junction City
Marion
Newton
Ottawa
Paola
Salina
Wichita
Winfield
Paul W. Griffith
Kansas State University
Ottawa graduate killed in Rochester area car crash
The Rev. John A. Craig, 59, a Ottawa University graduate, was killed Thursday in a car accident. He served as executive secretary of the Monroe Baptist Association of Rochester and vicinity and had been in Atchison since 1963. Previously he was executive secretary and regional minister for the Boston Baptist Bethal City Mission Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Craig
Ottawa University
Craig
Monroe Baptist Association of
Rochester and Vicinity
Atchinson
Boston Baptist Bethal City Mission Society
Police Notices Inattentive Driving and License Plate Violation
Police records show Roger D. Callahan aged 38 of 633 Elm Street cited at Fore Street Park on a careless or inattentive driving charge. Kenneth P. Jason aged 21 of Pomona Route 1 cited in 500 block North Main for permitting illegal license plate display.
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Roger D. Callahan
Forest Park
Kenneth P. Jason
Pomona
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs. Danny Cowdin of Quenemo Mrs. Lennard Robbins of Yates Center Mrs. Florence Harrah of 808 S Mulberry Thursday Debbie and Michael Dean of Ottawa RFD 2 and Paul Sims of Queneemo Friday Dismissals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Cowdin
Quenemo
Lennard Robbins
Yates Center
Florence Harrah
Mulberry
Debbie
Michael Dean
Ottawa
RFD
Paul Sims
Queneemo
Rescheduled Peoria grade school district 14 annual meeting notice
Legal notice filed June 11 1965 states the Peoria grade school district 14 will hold its annual meeting at the school on June 18 at 8 p m Gerald Elsasser clerk Mark Lee Harsh and Mrs E L Schmidt listed as residents The first publication date is June 11 1965 In Franklin County Kansas probate court the matter of D L Mathias deceased Case 11 405 notices hearing on July ith 1965 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas to appoint administrator petitioners John Mathias and attorney Donald L White via Professional Building Ottawa Kansas
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Peoria
Franklin County
Kansas
D. L. Mathias
State of
John Mathias
Dee
Ottawa
Donald L. White
Professional Building
Funeral services for Russell C. King
Russell Charles King died June 6 and funeral services were held June 10 at the Towner Chapel with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Ed Seyler Tom Seyler Frank Shull Dale Schamle Fletcher Nelson and Clifford Strickland. Organist Mrs J M Kilgore played. The American Legion conducted a graveside service with David Bunch and Ronnie Hazen in charge. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Russell C. King
Russell Charles King
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Ed Seyler
Tom Seyler
Frank Shull
Dale Schamle
Fletcher Nelson
Clifford Strickland
J. M. Kilgore
The
American Legion
David Bunch
Ronnie Hazen
Highland Cemetery
New Minister Copeland Opens Duties at New Hope and Rubamah
Wellsville reports Rev Richard Copeland delivered first sermons at New Hope and Rubamah Baptist churches on June 6. He was chosen to fill the vacancy left by Rev Shoes maker after completing Ottawa University studies and Central Seminary Kansas City. Mrs Copeland, a music major, accompanies him with their young daughter joining from Kansas City.
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Wellsville
Richard Copeland
New Hope
Ruchamah
Copeland
R. B. Shoesmaker
Ottawa University
Kansas City
Central Seminary
Caliary Baptist Church
KC Markets Kansas City cattle prices report
KC Markets Kansas City reports cattle trading with slaughter steers 50 lower and prices for choice slaughter steers at 26.70 to 27.20, good and choice steers around 25.00 to 25.75, and good and choice heifers at 23.20 to 23.75. feeder steer prices near 25.00.
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Kansas City
Slaugheter
Marriage Licenses Reported for Ottawa and Lincoln Couples
La Vera M Holzapfel age 21 of Ottawa wed to Daveen E Ribeau age 18 of Ottawa. Daniel E Harshing age 37 of Lincoln Nebraska wed Lavena Cline age 27 of Lincoln. Dennis D Smith age 23 of Ottawa wed Marilyn Sue Ellis age 17 of Ottawa.
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la Vera M
Holzapfel
Ottawa
Daveen E. Ribeau
Daniel E. Harshing
Linecoln
Neb
Lavena Cline
Lincoln
Dennis D. Smith
Marilyn Sue Ellis
Mudrick Graduates From Oklahoma With BBA Degree
Thomas Melvin Mudrick son of Mr and Mrs David S Mudrick 306 Elm graduated Sunday from the University of Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree.
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Thomas Melvin Mudrick
David S. Mudrick
306
Elm
University of Oklahoma
Goodwill Named to OSU Dean's List for Spring Semester
Bill Goodwill of Williamsburg earned a place on the Oklahoma State University Dean's List for the spring semester. He is the son of Mr and Mrs D J Goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Goodwill
D. J. Goodwill
Williamsburg
Oklahoma State University
Local Markets Reported Grain and Butterfat Prices
Market notes show soybeans, wheat, corn and oats with scattered price figures. Butterfat and barley appear in brief price listings, reflecting modest activity in the regional market.
Estate of June Shoger sale petition in Ottawa Kansas
State of Kansas to all persons concerned. A petition has been filed by A L Lingard administrator C T A of the estate of June Shoger deceased seeking an order to sell the south 175 feet of Lot 3 Block 3 Crestview Addition Ottawa Franklin County Kansas to pay debts taxes and expenses of administration. Defenses must be filed by July 6 1965 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Court.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
June Shoger
Crestview
Ottawa
Kansas
Community Auction Listings Across Ottawa and Princeton
Local auctions held weekly in Ottawa and Princeton areas feature sales at Printy’s Auction House in Ottawa, plus regular events by J. Buster Mullin and Myers Bros. Several June sale dates are listed including antique items, tools, furniture, and household goods. Notable names include George Haas, Mrs. Harold Taylor, and T. J. Oakley with multiple 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. starts, in Floyd County and surrounding districts.
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Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Ottawa
George Haas
Harold Taylor
Ash St
A. B. Taylor
Princeton
Kaw
Harold Stewart Gen
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Wright
Centennial Cabin
Esther Garrison
Margaret Prunty
Claude Buckner
Grover Knight
Devoncote Kenewels
Ellis
Hugh Smittee
Ottawa Baptist Mission
Cherry
Ters
Clarence Swallow
Mary Ogle
Porter Shaw
Dodge
Chrysler
Police News
Gerald Elsasser
A. L. Lingard
C.T.A
Mark Lee Harsh
S. Willow
E. L. Schmidt
OU Graduate
North Mais
Essn
Oye Tawa
Louis Dencel
Stewart Memorial
South Water Tower
Harold Bones
F. W. Davis
Ralph Basel
Don Geer
Dick Lang
Jim Prather
Chemical Deepartment
Consumers Cooperative Association
Missouri
Pure Milk Producers Assn
Greater
Myr
Bruce Rowley
Toopeka
Sheldon
Sheldon Truck
Karen Tice Weems
John Deere
B. F. Held
Counzerman Motors
Volkswagen
Iowa
Lawrence
Bob’s Hill House
International
Oliver
Tractorco
S. Walnut
General Services
Jim Powell
Gene Powell
Reesults
Knapp Shoes
Liggett’s Shoe Shop
S. Main
Joe Moody
Standard
Colelect
Floyd Bishop
DHIA
O.W. Miller
Don Sloan
Appaloosa Stud Service
Keenan
Bob Madl
John Poweleson
Yellowstone
Hycrest Royal Prince
Bauck Bros
Vassar
Barre
Jim Poe
Kanesas
New Idea
Gordon Hughes
Imp
Sudan
Gingerich Fert. Co
Misc
Ottawa Herald Business
O.K
Firestone
Quin
N. Cherry
Bob Luce
Ottawa Marine
N. Cedar
Newman Boats
Johnson Motors
Ottawa Boats and Motors
Merccury Motors
Starcraft
Mark Twain
I.M.P
Stokes Marine
C. A. Scribner
Route 3
Saje— Furniture
Cys Press
Music and Radio
RCA Television
E. Logan
RADIO
Ge-Am-Fm
J. “Buster” Mullin
South
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Davy School House and Contents
Wileson Street Road
Clifford R
Hobbs
T. J. Oakley
Parker
Myrs
Mae Canfield
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Jim Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
B.T.A
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