Robert Joe Bennett enters basic training in San Diego
News Briefs note Robert Joe Bennett left June 10 for basic training at the U S Naval Training Center in San Diego California. His address is listed and local advertisers note services and upcoming events including a fire prevention lesson at the Masonic Temple and a Gambles sales promotion with free window installation and financing details.
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Robert Joe Bennett
San Diego
Calif
U.S. Naval Training Center
Deaths of Mrs. Nellie W. Talley and Earl Rozell
Mrs Nellie W Talley aged 94 of 428 N Poplar died June 1964 at her daughter’s home in Alburnett Iowa. She was born January 6 1869 in McCarmel Iowa and married Joseph J Talley who died August 18 1938. She was a Trinity Methodist Church member in Ottawa. Surviving are two sons two daughters 12 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Earl M Rozell 72 of Oakdale California formerly Homewood Illinois died recently. Survivors include his widow Mary two sisters Mrs Harry Maxwell Downey California and Olive Ingraham Fullerton California.
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Nellie W. Talley
N. Poplar
Roy Slead
Alburnett
Iowa
Talley
McCarmel
Franklin County
Joseph J.talley
Richard Hewitt
College
Earl M. Rozell
Oakdale
Alif
Homewood
Mary
Harry Maxwell
Downey
Calif
Olive Ingraham
Fullerton Alif
Ottawa
Brights Operate LeLoup Grocery Store Move
Mr and Mrs George Bright of Paola have moved to LeLoup and run the LeLoup Grocery with their 13 year old daughter Roberta occupying an apartment above. The store and living quarters have been remodeled in a building owned by the Seyler heirs. Bright has grocery experience and their son is with them on leave from the Marine Corps.
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George Bright
Paola
LeLoup
Roberta
Seyler
Bright
Brights Son
Nome
Marine Corps
Africans Walk Out Of ILO Conference Over South Africa Policy
In Geneva AP report African and Soviet bloc nations left the International Labor Organization annual conference after failing to expel the South African delegation. Officials say the walkout could remove those nations from conference rolls, aiding the two thirds vote for budget and other resolutions. Thirty African nations participated, with the Communist Bloc joining in protest of apartheid.
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Geneva
International Labor Organization
ILO
South Africa
Investigate Laos Red Threat Moves to Attopeu Probe
VIENTIANE Laos AP India and Canadian representatives of the three nation control commission flew to Attopeu in southern Laos on Wednesday to investigate charges that the pro Communist Pathet Lao is preparing another attack there. Poland the Communist third member refused to send a representative.
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Vientiane
Laos
India
Control Commission
Attopeu
Pathet Lao
Poland
No Bidders Attend Auction For Governor's Mansion
Topeka AP report notes Kansas old governor s mansion built in 1887 failed to attract bidders from about 200 attendees. The building near Topeka’s business district, valued at 30 000 to 35 000, remains restricted to residential use and may be readvertised after possible new appraisals. Furniture sold for 355 dollars as auction ends.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Cedar Crest
Paul Shanahan
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Kenneth Crews
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births for Week
Admission list includes Mrs. Russell Kinnison RFD 4 Mrs. Delbert Stevenson 1112 N Cedar Marilyn Wasmund Princeton William R Chenk 1016 Cy press Henry Weller 1004 BE 7th Frieda Kis singer 404 Logan Hattie Barnes Ogawatomie. Births report a daughter for Mr and Mrs ale Bones Princeton Wednesday weight 6 Ibs 15 o2s. Dismissals include Boyd Farney Williamsburg Mrs Bernice Ziman Tucson Steven Schulte 07 Ash Lauren Conner RFD 2 Mrs Don Zubel Melvern Mildred Thyer 1104 W 4rd Wednesday.
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Russell Kinnison
Delbert Stevenson
N. Cedar
Marilyn Wasmund
Princeton
William R. Chenk
Cypress
Henry Weller
Frieda Kissinger
Logan
Hattie Barnes
Ogawatomie
Ale Bones
Boyd Farney
Williamsburg
Bernice Ziman
Tucson
Ariz
Steven Schulte
Ash
Lauren Conner
Don’ Zubel
Melvern
Mildred Thyer
Final Effort For Steel Settlement In Pittsburgh
AP reports a last-ditch attempt to reach a basic steel settlement as United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald misses a key Executive Board meeting amid ongoing Human Relations Committee talks with industry officials. The board adjourned quickly after a brief session, prompting speculation of behind the scenes talks and a planned Wage Policy Committee meeting in the afternoon.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
I. W. Abel
Howard Hague
164Man International
Two Cited In Two Car Wrecks
Two Ottawa auto accidents yielded citations. Paula Turner of Gardner and William Lennard of 315 S Elm collided near South Main at 2 30 PM causing $250 damage to Turner's car. Turner cited for following too closely and causing an accident. A second crash near 10 15 PM involved Lloyd Evans of Garnett RFD 3 and Donald W Cuatuska's parked car. Evans cited for DUI reckless driving leaving scene and driving wrong way on a one way. Cuatuska's car $5 damage.
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Ottawa
Paula Turner
Gardner
William Lennard
S. Elm
South Main
Paul Turner
Lloyd Evans
Garnett
Donald W. Cuatuska
Cherry
Evans
Catuska
Awards Given Two Ottawans In Time Magazine
Two Ottawa youths earned Time magazine national honors in its 27th annual current affairs contest. Myra Prage and Richard Hughes, from Ottawa High and Junior High respectively, will receive certificates and a choice of world globes or books. Over 460 000 students compete yearly. others scoring highly include Ben Park Darlene Diven Carolyn Christensen and Paul Stephens at Ottawa Senior High and Jowell Scott Kenneth Presley Tod Queen and Jackie Waver at Junior High.
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Ottawa
Time Magazine
Myra Tprage
Ottawa High
Richard Hughes
Ben Park
Darlene Diven
Carolyn Christensen
Paul Stephens
Jowell Scott
Kenneth Presley
Tod Queen
Jackie Waver
Ottawa mayor urges commission-manager government
After a year as mayor Charles Williamson tells Rotary Club that Ottawa should adopt the commission-manager form. He says it would improve efficiency though not critical of the current system. Williamson notes his study of Kansas examples where 72 percent of towns 10 900 to 25 000 use the manager form.
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Ottawa
Charles Williamson
Rotary Club
Williamson
Kansas
Funeral Services for Mrs Charles Averill of Boynton Beach
Funeral services were held June 18 for Mrs. Charles Averill 83 of Boynton Beach Florida officiated by Rev Charles P Knight. Pallbearers included Ray A Howel Otis H Brock and Clarence F Ward. She was born May 31 1830 in Baldwin and died June 14 after moving to Florida in 1947. Survived by husband and several nieces and nephews. Burial at Prairie City Cemetery Baldwin.
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Charles Averill
Boynton Beach
Fla
Lamb Funers
Wome
Charles P. Knight
Ray A. Howell
Otis H. Brock
Clarence F. Ward
John H. Morton
Dean Berlin
Walter W. Robe
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Baldwin
Florida
Averill
Prairie City Cemetery
KC Markets Cattle and Hogs Mixed at Kansas City Auction
AP reports Kansas City livestock prices with cattle steady to mixed. Cattle: high choice steers 23.50, heifers 22.00 50, cows 14.00 15.75, dealers 22.50 25.00. Hogs rise 25.50 with various weights showing 14.00 17.75. Sheep steady with prime lambs 21.75 and ewes 4.75 6.25.
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Kansas City
US Climbers Start Return From Everest Expedition
Ten members of the American Everest expedition left New Delhi for Europe headed home. They were joined by five Sherpa mountaineers and the Nepal liaison officer who served with the expedition.
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New Delhi
India
Europe
Neali
New ZIP numbers assigned for Princeton and nearby towns
The post office announces new ZIP codes for Princeton Kansas 66078 Wellsville 66092 Williamsburg 66095 and Rantoul 66079 with return addresses and inbound routing guidance. Franklin County post offices will receive codes as they are issued. The Herald offers a $5 weekly tip reward.
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Princeton
Kansas
Wellsville Postoffice
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Franklin County
Ranfoul Postoffice
Probate hearing in estate of Elmer Dougherty, Ottawa
Notice to interested parties in Franklin County Kansas that John H. Dougherty as executor seeks final settlement, heir determination, asset assignment, and related relief, with defenses due by July 1963 in Ottawa Court. Also notices to bidders for county road and bridge projects with bid opening June 26 1963 and deposit refunds and bond requirements.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Elmer Dougherty
John H. Dougherty
Ottawa
Franklin County Proect
The
County Commissioners
Kansas
Wellsville
Kan
Franklin Two
Old Martin School
Pottawatomie Township
Charles BE. Bloomer
Towit
N. BE
Charles E. Bloomer
Myers Bros Auction Notice in Centropolis and Ottawa
Auction notice lists real estate and household goods from Myers Bros with two Kansas farms near Ottawa and Williamsburg. Schedules show sale days and times including June 24 and July 10 with locations North Ottawa on Highway 2 and at W. O. Cain and Ida McDonald Brown estates. Irvan L. Heth listed for household goods. Pranker Gount sale company to reverse Saturday.
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Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Ida McDonald Brown
W. O. Cain
Ottawa
Kansas
Irvan L. Heth
Household
Williamsburg
Pranker
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Bob Roberts
Joe Towner
Mlapel
Marie A. Donart
John So
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the Herald
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Winton A. Winter
Board of Franklin County Commissioners
Cecil Vining
Earl L. Richardson
Donald Averill
Bruce Spears
Mond O. Bloomer
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Lee Smith
Jacob Wolkken
Jack Porter
Florida Avenue Nursing Home
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Olen Wharton
Tancred Commandry No 11
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Temple de
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Gree
Fred A. Gardner
E. C
Gerald B. Harford
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Motorola TV & Stereo
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Tiller Sale
Western Auto
Mgr
Woolworth Food
General Services
Underwood
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Service
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Kinsley
South Globe
Trac
Imp
Fort
CLARK
Hanning, Baldwin
Lvin Jo
Pomona
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Wassmer Clothing
Hollywood
RED
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S. Main
Motorola TV & Stereo and
Budge
Ethical Pharmaceutical Company
C-O
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Pansy Wharton
Lawrence
Kas
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Allen County
Rev
R. A. Trowbridge
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Household Furniture & Misc
Bank
Harold Stewart
Lawrence Livestock Sale Co
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Neosho
Printy
Ben Printy
Suesany
Joe Ferns
W.ith
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