Lane girl scout troop organized with leaders and members
A Lane Girl Scout troop is organized with Mrs. Donald Waddle as leader and Mrs. Wayne Benner as assistant. A council includes several named members. The group offers wig cleaning and setting by appointment at Ella's Beauty Salon. Also noted: Cub Pack 79 Ottawa hosts a Forest Park play day from 1:30 to 4 p.m. and a pack meeting June 22 at the park shelterhouse. Eloise Hiatt returns to work at Rainbow Beauty Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Donald Waddle
Wayne Benner
George Ray Belt
LeRoy Goudie
Albert James
Kathy
Sandra Betz
Susan
Patricia Baxter
Linda Goudie
Kathy Neill
Rae Waddle
Ottawa
Forest Park
Eloise Hiatt
Rainbow Beauty Bar
Backyard and yard sales listings scattered in town
Multiple small ads for yard sales across neighborhoods. Listings include addresses 317 Hickory 1024 N Cedar 803 N Poplar 907 N Oak and 803 King with dates Thursday Friday June 15 16 and Friday Saturday times 8 to 5 or 9 to 5. Some ads note Adv and items like baby clothes and piano tuning services CH 24431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
N. Poplar
Thurs
N. Oak
Girls' State Elections Mock Roles At KU Program
Ann Gensman of Ottawa is named police judge of Comanche Kansas in the Girls' State mock elections held at the University of Kansas. Connie Kessler of Paola becomes a Comanche police officer. Other Kansas seniors from Iola Susie Warnock Garnett Jeanne Rogers Cheryl Witteberry and Becky Bailey from Garnett participate in city offices and a state supreme court race as part of the week long civic program totaling 423 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ann Gensman
Comanche
Kan
Paola
Connie Kessler
University of Kansas
Connie
Ann
Kansas
Janet Perkeins
Iola
Kieowa
Susie Warnock
Wellsville
Arapaho
Jeanne Rogers
Garnett
Cheryl Witteberry
Cherokee
Becky Bailey
Nationalist Party
Supreme Court
United States
Defense Appropriation Bill Clears House for Vietnam War
History’s largest U S defense bill, totaling 70.3 billion dollars, cleared the House 407 to 1 and heads to the Senate. The measure includes 20.3 billion for Vietnam and, with 43.7 billion from earlier bills, finances Defense Department activities for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. It marks the largest budget action in Congress, surpassed only by World War II levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Senate
House
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Defense
Bhutan Awakening to Join United Nations
Bhutan, a tiny Himalayan kingdom with 700000 people, is seriously considering UN membership. King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk says the move would be for sovereign, preventive reasons and to show independence, while India may sponsor the application. Finances and costs of a New York staff weigh on timing as Bhutan weighs its foreign policy future.
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Thimbu
Bhutan
United Nations
Jigme Dorji Wangchuk
Namgyal Wangchuk
Himalayas
India
Tibet
China
Northeast Frontier Agency
Dasho Dawa Tsering
Development
Indira Gandhi
Dasha Tsereing
New York
Tsongdu
National Assembly
New Delhi
Calcutta
Hashimara
Italian Heiress Wins Right to Wed Soccer Star in Liege
Giovanna Agusta daughter of Milan manufacturer wins a four month legal battle and the right to marry Brazilian Negro soccer star Germano. Liege Court of Appeals rules there is no obstacle to the wedding. Germano, 24, plays for a top Belgian team. Giovanna came to Liege in February as Count Domenico Agusta's family urged her to abandon the match. The family threatened loss of inheritance and appealed to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Belgium
Gioevanna Agusta
Milan
Jose Germano
Liege Court of Appeals
Germano
Giovanna
Domenico Agusta
Liberty Torpedoed Ship Returns to Malta Harbor
The 11,000 ton Liberty crept into Valletta with orange cannon marks on gray paint after an Israeli attack in the eastern Mediterranean. Twenty four crewmen were presumed dead, nine bodies and the most seriously wounded were evacuated to the carrier America, and the ship will be dry docked in Malta with a canvas bandage over the torpedo hole.
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Valletta
Malta
Liberty
Mediterranean
Crewe
Steneterges
Amere Ca
Honor Roll at Williamsburg High School Highlighted Students
Williamsburg High School announced its last quarter honor roll listing students across grades. B honor roll names include Curt Figegin, Sandi Adams, Lois Stinson, Bob McClure, Joyce Peed, and Connie Davis with seniors and juniors represented. honorable mention names appear for Terry Collins, Gene Hirt, Cathy Bischoff, Betty Bailey, Joanne Sutton, Ronee Collins, Virginia Higdon, Janice Starosta, Karin Collins, John Collins, and Connie Thornbrugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg High School
Glenda Greenfield
Bud Ransom
Betty Flora
Judy O’neill
Joyce Stinson
Brenda Mille
Regina Collins
Susan Figgins
Marilyn Reh
Ramona Mulcahey
Curt Figegins
Sandi Adams
Lois Stinson
Bob McClure
Joyce Peed
Connie Davis
Lance Hart
Julie Crowley
Judy Kesner
John Hogan
Midge Ransom
Elaine Roeckler
Sharon McClure
Ralph Bestwater
Terry Collins
Gene Hirt
Cathy Bischoff
Betty Bailey
Joanne Sutton
Ronenie Collins
Virginia Higdon
Jans
Ice Starosta
Karin Collins
John Collins
Connie Thornbrugh
Police News Exces sive exhaust cited for Griffin drive
Dennis M. Griffin aged 24 of 749 Tremont was cited Tuesday for operating a car in a manner that caused excessive exhaust noise in the 1500 block of South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis M. Griffin
Tremont
South Main
Ottawa Couples Seek Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses listed include Larry D. Caldwell legal age of Ottawa pairing with Mary F. Cochrane also of Ottawa. Other couples named are Roy Hunsaker 27 Wellsville with Shiela Cromwell Ottawa and James J. Hughes 67 Ottawa with Grace Edwards 56 Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Caldwell
Legal Age
Ottawa
Mary F. Cochrane
Roy Hunsaker
Wellsville
Shiela Cromwell
James J. Hughes
Grace Edwards
Delmar A. Gretencord
Richmond
Vicki A. Miller
Greeley
James D. Meyer
Welliseville
Wanda S. Calvert
Gardner
Beasley Begins New Job at Price Waterhouse in KC
David Lee Beasley formerly of Wellsville has started work in Kansas City Missouri with Price Waterhouse and Company, an accounting firm. He recently earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration from Kansas State University. He is the son of Mr and Mrs David H Beasley of 1330 S Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee Beasley
Wellsville
Kansas City
Price Waterhouse and Company
Beasley
Kansas State University
David H. Beasley
Elm
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Eggs
KC Markets AP reports cattle at 1700 head steady with steers at 25.25 for choice and 23.50-25.00 for good. Heifers at 25.50 for choice prime, 23.00-24.00 for good. Cows 17.25-18.50, feeders 24.50-27.50. Hogs 4500 head with barrows 20.75-22.75, sows 16.25-19.25. Sheep 500 with spring lambs 26.50-27.50, ewes 4.00-6.75. Eggs large 80% A 22-26, mediums 17-21, butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
New York
Cc BS
Evercesese Gay
Cccsese
Allied Ch
T&t
du Pont
Tobsoos
Eagle Pich
Cccceee
Atchison Secce
el Weceee
Avco Corp Ao
Eecees
Firestone
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Ma U Mp
Ford
Ye Penney, JC
Feeceuaors
Pet Inc
Phill Pet
Proct & G
RCA Coervese Res
asWou Uy Rayonler
Safeway
Jos
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Skelly Oil
Sperry Rd
OJM J
Sunray
XACO
Tidewat Oil
Te Timk R B
Trans Air Wees
UN Carbide Evees
Elect
Notice of Guardianship and Real Estate Sale in Franklin County
Public legal notices in Kansas detail a conservatorship petition for minor Carla Platt and real estate interests in Ottawa Franklin County with a 1967 hearing, defenses due by June 22 at 10:00 a.m., and a separate petition to sell Mina V Whitney property with defense due by June 28 at 9:30 a.m. in Ottawa court. The notices name Annabelle Platt and Mildred Aubry as conservators and guardians, with attorneys Gleason Doty Pinot for the conservator.
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Ottawa
Franklin Couny
Kansas
Annabelle Platt
Carla Platt
Randall Platt
Roger Platt
Franklin County
Mina V. Whitney
State of Kansas
Mildred E. Aubry
Cuatedian
Kane Sas
Toewit
N.W
Lot 8
Baldwin and Taylor
State of
Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Notes
Hospital notices list admissions Julius Gott at 211 W 5th Earl Wing Melvern Patricia and Michael Miller at 222 W 2nd Charlie L Taggard at Crestview Nursing Home Roger Hetrick at Westphalia RFD2 with days Tuesday and Wednesday Dismissals Cora Pursley 210 Powehattan Tuesday Hazel Shelly 847 Hamblin Wednesday Births Mr and Mrs Leland Kueser Richmond a daughter 6 lbs 12 ozs Tuesday
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Julius R. Gott
Earl Wing
Melvern
Patricia and
Michael Miller
Charlie L. Taggard
Crestview Nursing Home
Roger Hetrick
Westphalia
Cora Pursley
Powehattan
Hazel Shelly
Hamblin
Leland Kueser
Richmond
Building Permits From Local Plans For Several Structures
A list of building permit applications shows T A Gebhard seeking to alter a dwelling at 1046 Willow for 175 dollars, Homer Teter planning a car port at 617 S Cedar for 150 dollars, Lamar Fowler to alter and repair a store at 201 S Main for 2,000 dollars, H and H Construction Co to repair a home at 326 St Cedar for 300 dollars, Hubbard Lumber to add a porch at 604 N Oak for 200 dollars, Lloyd Brown to install a mobile home at 1410s Main for himself, Hubbard Lumber to add to a residence at 904 Olive for 2,000 dollars, and an erect a porch at 1007 S Locust for 1,200 dollars owned by Earl Huddlesters.
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T. A. Gebhard
Charles Williamson Sr
Willow
Homer
St. Cedar
Bob Roberts
Hubbard Lumber
Oak
Arnold Dodd
Lloyd Brown
Main
Olive
Billy Curry
Earl Huddlesters
Ottawa Kansas Conservatorship Sale Notices
Notices of sales and auctions tied to the conservatorship of minors Carla Randall and Roger Platt in Franklin County Kansas. Listings include June sale dates for household goods, real estate interests, and various local farm and estate items in Ottawa and surrounding areas with locations such as Quenemo Osage City and Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Carla Platt
Randall Platt
Roger Platt
Stravinsky Buys Own Score at Sothebys Auction
Composer Igor Stravinsky, living in Los Angeles, paid 896 dollars for a first edition of Le Sacre du Printemps through an agent. Sotheby’s sale of ballet materials including costumes and figures totaled about 84,009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Igor Stravinsky
Los Angeles
Anton Dolin
Sotheby's
the Arts Auctioneers
Petition Proceedings Mention Mildred E Aubry Guardian
The excerpt notes petition proceedings involving Mildred E Aubry as guardian and conservator with Pierson and Skoog acting as attorneys for the case in the Title Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred E. Aubry
Guardian Conservator
Pierson & Skoog, Title Building Attorneys
Classified Deadlines and Ad Rates Notice
Classified deadline 5 p m day before publication five line ads accepted until 9 30 a m on publication day card of thanks four cents per word zero cents minimum
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Eese
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William A. Bond
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Miami County
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Margaret Brann
Quenemo
Robert Moore
Fairground
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Robert S. Duffield
Sand Creek Road
Adda Abbie May
S. Poplar
Pete May
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Mary Sand
Ey Tees
Lanel
Gen. Morty
Hawkeins Grange
Clifford Hunter
Westminster, Presbyterian Church
Maple St
South Maple
M. H, Emery
Ottawa Council
Irvin M
Carrow
R.M
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Harford
R.A.M
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Ray A
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Wickes Building Supplies
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