Army Mothers Serve Dinner For Topeka Vets In Ottawa Armory
Army Mothers U S Post No 4 arranged a chicken dinner at Ottawa National Guard Armory for 24 patients from Topeka veterans hospital. Present were Mrs Leland, Mrs W M McClintic, Mrs B G Otto, Mrs Ward Ralston, Mrs O L Rathjen, Mrs Chester Bechtle and escorts including recreation leader Barney Weldon nursing service Frank Castle hospital staff member D Bloomquist and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Mothers'u.s. Post No. 4
Topeka Veterans Hospital
Ottawa
National Guard Armory
Leland
W. M. McClintic
B. G. Otto
Ward Ralston
0. L. Rathjen
Chester Bechtle
Barney Weldon
Frank Castle
D. Bloomquist
Bloomquist
News Briefs across Kansas items and notes
A digest of local notices and short briefs: a five year old son recovering from surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center, an office closure from June 2 to June 23, a divorce petition filed in district court, a new shipment of dish towels advertised, a minor street light blaze in Cleveland and Avon with no damage, piano tuning ad, a Rich mond High School graduate Jo Ann Willeman’s husband Ed Townsend joining Purdue University staff, appliance sale ads, a Blakeman family in Ottawa learning of Harold L. Melton’s transfer for lung surgery, an ice cream social on June 20 in front of First Baptist Education Blog Youth Project, and Dr. Patricia Schoesser addressing handicapped children at a Rotary Club meeting with Rotarians and guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White’s Furn, & Appliance
Cleveland
Avon
Ellis
Adv
First Baptist
Youth Project
Khrushchev Sees Brains and Cash to Overtake US
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Romanian collective farmers at Ceacu that catching up with the United States requires both brains and capital. He urged perseverance, noted ongoing peasant resistance to collectivization, and said the goal would be achieved as he wrapped up a six hour visit to Fundulea under a scorching sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Khrushchev
Ceacu
United States
Fundulea
Yale Law grad Douglas Ayer with honors
Douglas Ayer, son of Mr and Mrs Van M Ayer of Kansas City Missouri and grandson of Mrs Walter Bradford of OTTA WA, graduated June 11 from Yale Law School New Haven Connecticut with cum laude honors and Order of the Coif. He ranked fourth in the 162 member class and served on the Yale Law Journal board of editors. He earned Yale BA magna cum laude in 1959 and Phi Beta Kappa, and will clerk for Judge Charles E Clark on the Second Circuit next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Ayer
van M. Ayer
Kansas City
Walter Bradford
RFD
Ottawa
Yale Law School
New Haven
Conn
Order of the Coif
Law
Yale Law Journal
Yale
Charles E. Clark
United Haven
Pomona News Band Prepares For Summer Concert and Parade
Pomona News reports the Pomona Grade School band began practice on Monday June 18 ahead of summer concerts and a parade in Topeka this fall. Next practice is at 7 p.m. Monday June 25 at the Pomona Grade School. Also listed are visiting relatives, illness calls, a 96th birthday and 51st anniversary celebrations, and local sports noting the Pomona High School baseball team beat Oliver 3 1. The Cooks visited Columbia Missouri and Camp Shawnee Camp Fire activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pomona
Pomona High School
Oliver
Waverly
Kansan Drowns In Colorado
A Salina Kansas youth, 16-year-old Jack Mellencamp, drowned in the South St. Vrain River near Lyons Colorado after slipping from rocks while jumping rocks with companion Carl W. Peterson, 40. Peterson clung to a rock and was found in shock. Mellencamp's body was recovered about 20 minutes later nearly 300 yards downstream.
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Lyons
Colo
Salina
Kan
Jack Mellencamp
St. Vrain
Mellencamp
Carl W. Peterson
Peterson
Betty Hutton Welcomes Her New Baby Daughter
Actress Betty Hutton has a baby daughter named Carol born Tuesday in Los Angeles. Hutton, 41, is married to jazz musician Pete Candoli. The report notes the child weighed pounds, 10 ounces, with an unclear additional detail about siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Betty Hutton
Carol
Miss Hutton
Pete Candoli
Maria
Cars Damaged In Collisions In City
William F. Lehew 68 of 216 S Locust drove a car that sustained major damage in a collision in the 100 block of South Walnut yesterday afternoon. Oscar W. Baker 35 of 834 S Poplar drove the other car with minor damage. A parked car owned by David and Judith Horne at 311 Red Jacket also had minor damage when Dolly A. Wallace 217 Ash backed into it in the 200 block of South Ash around 2 15 p.m. Wallace’s car was undamaged. No injuries or citations were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Lehew
S. Locust
South Walnut
South Ash
Wallace
Nightclub racket linked to crime in Miami probe
Washington AP report notes Daniel P. Sullivan of the Greater Miami Crime Commission ties strip clubs in Miami to a prostitution racket. He urges Senate investigators and AGWA officials to confront pervasive exploitation, calling clip joints a modern vice linked to liquor licenses and show business. He cites postwar growth and ongoing court battles to shut problematic clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel P. Sullivan
Greater Miami Crime Commission
Florida
Sullivan
Senate Investigations
American Guild of Variety Artists
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
AGWA
Federation
Are-Cio
Miami
LeRoy Collins
Yard Of Month Chosen By Wellsville Garden Club
Wellsville Garden Club named the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chilton as yard of the month for June with the award plaque to be placed on the Chilton lawn on K-33. Honorable mention went to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warnock. the most improved yard was that of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Coughenour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Wellsville
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported Today
Admissions list includes Vicki Allan Williamsburg Jean Ferguson Wellsville Ronda Bre cheisen Lyndon Fred Hay 913 N Mulberry and Charles Campbell 224 Ash Births recorded for Mr and Mrs Marvin Klein 1411 Willow daughter Wednesday Dismissals include Mrs Ralph Hahner 1429 S Willow Donna Judy and Kenneth Smith Pomona Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Allan
Williamsburg
Jean Ferguson
Wellsville
Ronda Brecheisen
Lyndon
Fred. Hay
N. Mulberry
Charles Campbell
Marvin Klein
Willow
Ralph Hahner
Donna
Judy
Kenneth Smith
Pomona
KC Markets summary from Kansas City cattle hogs and lambs report
KC markets report cattle numbers 1,800 calves 50 steers steady to 25 lower heifers steady cows steady to 25 lower good and choice slaughter steers 23.00-25.50 good and choice heifers 22.00-25.00 uniity and commercial cows 16.80-17.00 good and choice slaughter calves 21.00-24.03 good and choice healers 24.00-28.00 choice feeder steers 21.00-26.00 good feeder heifers 19.00-22.00 good and choice steer calves 25.50-28.00 good and choice heifer calves 22.50-24.50 Hoge 3,200 barrows and gilts steady sows strong to 26 higher 1.3 100-340 Ib barrows and gilts 17.50-18.25 sows 1-3 300-500 lb 14.75-15.50 Sheep 1,000 slaughter lambs steady ewes weak to 50 lower feeder lambs steady chalice to prime slaughter lambs 23.50 to utility to good ewes 3.40-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Three Cited for Speeding Charged in County Court
Orren A. Altic, 41, RFD 3, drove 57 mph in a heavy truck over 5000 pounds in a 50 mph zone. Carol A. Stoffer, 19, Pomona, drove 78 mph in a 60 mph zone. Bryce A. Silvius, 21, RFC 2, Wellsville, drove 68 mph in a 60 mph zone. All cited by state troopers yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren A. Altic
RFD
Carol A. Stoffer
Pomona
Bryce A. Silvius
RFC 2
Wellsville
Ottawa Couple's Son Joins Plains Equity Exchange
E Morgan Williams son of Al and Mrs Williams of 116 West 10th leaves Ottawa to become general manager of the Plains Equity Exchange. He earned a Master of Arts in economics from Kansas in 1982 and Phi Beta Kappa honors. His wife, Mrs. E Morgan Williams, holds a sociology degree from Kansas and Alpha Kappa Delta honors. They have son Jon Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Morgan Williams
al Williams
W. 10Th
Plains
Plains Equity Exchange
University of Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Williams
Ottawa University
Ottawa High School
C. Francis Angell
Alpha Kappa Delta
Jon Douglas
Running Scared On Farm Program
Washington report says administration hopes for a House OK with narrow margins as key concessions are sought. The farm bill would bring wheat and feed grains under acreage and marketing controls for the first time, facing strong Republican opposition. An aide predicts ~908 to 202 victory with possible changes including raising small farm exemptions from 25 to 40 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture Department
Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
D-N. C
Testamentary Trust in Will of Lillian Orbison
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the matter concerns the testamentary trust under the will of Lillian Orbison deceased. Case No 4357. First published June 13 1983 East published June 27 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Lillian Orbison
French art dealer gets jail for not revealing cash source
Antoine B Rinìere, 42, a French national, was sentenced to six months for refusing to say how he obtained 247400 dollars found in a va lise at Idlewild Airport. He told agents he was an international art dealer and faced further questioning by a federal grand jury tied to a narcotics smuggling probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Antoine B. Riniere
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Riniere
Idlewild
Swissair
Chicago
Switzerland
Montreal
U.S
Asst
Joseph Marchiese
21 Club
Asheville
N.C
Zurich
High Altitude Nuclear Test Fizzles Again
Honolulu reports the United States failed a second high-altitude nuclear test above Johnston Island. The Thor missile malfunctioned, the device was destroyed without detonation, and debris fell safely in the ocean with no danger to personnel or radioactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Thor
Joint Task Force 8
U.S
Pacific Island
Marriage Licenses for Evan J Phillips and Shirley Moyer in Wellsville
Evan J Phillips aged 28 and Shirley Moyer aged 26, both residents of Wellsville, obtained marriage licenses indicating their intent to wed in the Wellsville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan J. Phillips
Wellsville
Shirley Moyer
Help Wanted in Kansas City Drug Store
Female help wanted part time downtown retail store seeks applicants with any experience. Also seeking a registered pharmacist in Kansas interested in store management in Topeka Kansas. Offers above average salary bonus insurance vacations stock option. Apply Park View Drugs 2323 Grand Kansas City Missouri attention Sidney Smith Victor 2 7374.
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C-O
The
Ottawa Herald
America
Kansas
Topeka
Parkview Drugs
Grand
Kansas City
Sidney Smith
Victor
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Robin Lynn Howell
Donald L. Howell
Oak
University of Kansas Media Center
David L. Young
D.C. Adv
Carl Thompson
Alberta Thompson
Ed Townsend
Jo Ann Willeman
Richmond High School
Purdue University
Crites Appliance Center
C. M. Blakeman
RFD 4
Harold L. Melton
Forbes Air Base Hospital
Scott Air Force Base Hospital
St. Louis
Patricia Schoesser
Division of Maternal and Child Health
Kansas Board of Health
Rotary Club
Karl Klouz
Lawrence
Don Peppon
Paola
Robert Pinney
Beloit
Wis
Tom Pinney
Calif
Khrush
Cash
Pomona News
Carolyn Dusin
M. L. Fields
Corpus Cristi, Tex
Bill Dusin
Carolyn
Nettie Swallow
Clarence Swallow
Elaine
Bob Hughes
Clathe
Manhattan
Leonard Swallow Quenmo
Walter Bigham
Vassar
Earl Hart
George Bolte
Bonner Springs
H. M. Ranney
Harry A. Hart
H. W. Ranney
R. E. Johnson
Ohio
George Parks
Herington and
Niles
Fred Cook
Columbia
Leroy Rottmann
Tina
Camp Shawnee
Rottmann
Kansan
Colorado
G. Milton Kelly
Baltimore
McClellan
Afl-Cio
Wellsville News
Garden Club
Olathe No
Cecil Bailey
2Nd and
H. E. Patton
Patton
Chester Jones
Dennison
Boyd Patton
Holton
Robert Hale
Jess Patton
Emporia
Kas
Guy Walker
Atchison
Oscar Seamands
Bohl
Leland ‘Jones
Bruce Hays
Sharon Welsh
Jim Staley
G. L. Staley
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Lemay
Staley
Hays
Zenith Corporation
Carbondale
Ill
Glen Staley Jr
State Highway Department
Bill Dikeman
Sara
Philadelphia
George Kyle
Kyle
Everett Simmons
Phillip
Lisa
C. E. Graves
Palo Alto
Duane Ericson
Los Osos Calif
John Graves
Detroit
Mich
Albert Kazmaier
St. John’s
Wellsville Baptist Church
St. John’s Day
Edmond Whiteaker
Antioch Baptist Church
Whiteaker
Ottawan
Stewart
Jamieson
South Water Tower
15Th
Legals
Co. P. Burrows
Millian Orbison
P. Burrows
Winton A, Winter
Les Lengel
Jon Tua
Wren
John W
Williamsburg Area
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
McMillan
Mary L
Marthasville
Central Cemetery
John Ruhl
Lamb
Forest Park
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Locust & Wilson
John Daggett
Lone Star Lake
S.vi
H. C. Baker
Princeton St
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Osage City
Dack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gaa City
Printy
Ben Printy
P.m
N. Main
Printy's
Todd Mobin Homes
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson
Eas
Jack Ray
Renton
Jim Poe
the Iron & Feta) Company
West Wilson Street
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
General Services
Ralph Wilson
Underwood Plumbing
Roning
Nellie Deal
Andy Anderson
Greenwood
York
Melvin Stockard
Princeton
Doug Bethell
Hampshire
Harold Huston
Truck & Tractor Company
Deluze
Holland
Deere
Allis
Adriance
Wtartion Ee Owantads
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