Open House at City Park Cabin this Sunday
The historic cabin in City Park will be open Sunday with Mrs. William M. Johnson as hostess. Ottawa hosts Scottish Shows one of the world’s smallest carnivals on Saturday and Sunday the 24th and 25th at police station parking lot. Local ads note Bakery offerings and a Rantoul Alumni Association dinner at the high school Sunday evening.
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City Park
William M. Johnson
Ottawa
Police Station
Rantoul Alumni Association
Death of Wellsville resident Mrs Anna Averill at 83
Mrs Anna Averill 83 longtime Wellsville resident died Thursday evening at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a fall last week that broke her hip. Born January 1 1878 in Wellsville she was daughter of John and Sarah Harrison. She married Louis A Averill in 1898 in Wellsville he died about 1920. Surviving daughter Mrs Clarence Settles Prairie Village two sons Donald Averill and Maurice Lynn Averill Wellsville and sister Mrs Hattie Lambden Overland Park. Services Sunday at 2 30 at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville Rev James Nabors officiating burial Wellsville Cemetery
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Anna Averill
Wellsville
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John
Sarah (Burns) Harrison
Louis A. Averill
Averill
Cedar House Nursing Home
Clarence Settles
Prairie Village
Donald Averill
Maurice Lynn Averill
Hattie Lambden
Overland Park
Coughlin Funeral Home
James Nabors
Wellsville Cemetery
Training urged for NATO crews aboard US submarines
London AP report says a conservative legislator pressed the British government to seek training for West German and other NATO navy crews aboard American nuclear submarines.
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London
Berlin Crisis Looms as Congress Sees Early Clash
Congress and the Senate drift toward a confrontation with the Soviet Union over Berlin. Senators Mansfield Javits Bridges push for firm Western troop presence and a possible declaration of free city status to break the stalemate amid Kennedy’s wariness after Vienna talks.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Berlin
Mansfield
West Berlin
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
United States
Germany
Javits
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
GOP
Jayits
Bridges
Kennedy
Vienna
Khrushchev
U.S
Free City
U S Offers Ship Strike Peace Plan
Washington AP reports a government peace plan amid the eight day shipping strike as President Kennedy would form a three man panel to study issues and propose a solution. A 60 day strike suspension is proposed with a 1 pm Saturday decision deadline and potential Taft Hartley action if rejected. The crisis endangers the economy with millions lost, 70000 idle workers and 150 ships tied up coast to coast.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions include Gene Paul at 786 Princeton Street and Mrs. Max Scott at 1920 Princeton Road on Thursday along with Bruce Smith Keith William Whitacre at 1022 W. 7th and Mrs. Ray mond Pearson at Baldwin and Lewis D. Smith at 903 E. 9th on Friday. Dismissals list Nehe Isham at 1517 S. Cedar Mrs. C. J. Davis in Williamsburg Charles Ball in Williamsburg Mrs. C. D. Beets in Paola Mrs. Ray mond Goldsmith at Crestview Nursing Home Mrs. William Newman in Lawrence and Ty Hogue in Pomona on Friday.
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Gene Paul
Princeton Street
Max Scott
Princeton Road
Bruce Smith
Keith William Whitacre
Raymond Pearson
Baldwin
Lewis D. Smith
Nehe Isham
S. Cedar
C. J. Davis
Williamsburg
Charles Ball
C. D. Beets
Paola
Raymond Goldsmith
Crestview Nursing Home
William Newman
Lawrence
Ty Hogue
Pomona
Judging School Plans Told for 4-H Members
Franklin County 4-H Club members are urged to attend the Northeast Kansas District Judging school June 29 and 30 at the Glen Palmer farm near Topeka. Dairy cattle judging begins at 9:30 a.m. June 29, beef judging at 1 p.m., and sheep judging on June 30. Contact the Franklin County Extension office for details.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Glen Palmer
Topeka
Ross Nelson
Nelson
Franklin County Extension Office
Court House
U S College Queen To Be Picked
The 1961 national college queen will be crowned in New York tonight after five days of quizzes seminars and forums. Twelve finalists including Lynn Vinocur Marcia Olen Katie Brown Marsha Thompson Ann Frandsen Gayle Harmon Marsha Moode Kathy Kormandy Patricia Weaver Eunice Young Bonnie Jean Schafer Pattie Lee Bledsoe compete for the title under a mix of brains and poise. The outgoing queen Carole Reinhart will crown the winner at the Tavern on the Green Central Park.
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New York
Central Park
Carole Reinhart
University of Miami
Roseille
N.J
Lynn Vinocur
Southwest College
Marcia Olen
University of Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Katie Brown
University of Missouri
Great Plains
Marsha Thompson
Montana State College
Rocky Mountain
Ann Frandsen
Weber College
Ogden
Utah
Gayle Harmon
University of Oregon
Northwest
Marsha Moode
University of Southern California
Southwest
Kathy Kormandy
University of Bridgeport
N.C
Southern
Bonnie Jean Schafer
University of Cincinnati
Midwestern
Pattie Lee Bledsoe
University of Oklahoma
South Central
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Sparse Hogs Rise
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 200 head and calf supply not enough for test. Hog futures firm to higher with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents, sows steady to strong gains. 1 to 3 290 to 750 pounds quoted 17.00 to 17.75. Sheep at 500 head, supply too small for a clear test.
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Kansas City
Funeral services for Ross Nichols exceed simple obituary notice
Funeral services for Ross Nichols who died June 18 1961 were held June 21 at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev Robert H Powner presiding. Al bert J Williams sang hymns accompanied by Mrs Robert Cole. Pallbearers were C A Novak Blaine Phillips Dwight Spears Grover Knight Glenn C Fitch and John Okerberg. Honorary pallbearers were Bill Guest Henry Byers Floyd Wells Paul Dooley Carl Wallace Charles Reist John Whipple and Warren McKeeman.
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Ross Nichl
Ross Nichols
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Robert H. Powner
Albert J. Williams
Robert Cole
C. A. Novak
Blaine Phillips
Dwight Spears
Grover Knight
Glenn C. Fitch
John Okerberg
Bill Guest
Henry Byers
Floyd Wells
Paul Dooley
Carl Wallace
Charles Reist
John Whipple
Warren McKeeman
Holiday Death Totals Checked
CHICAGO AP A week from today American motorists will start rolling out on the highways for the July 4 holiday weekend. The National Safety Council cautions its toll will fall within 450 to 480 deaths, while noting the public emphasis on holiday fatalities has drawn both praise and criticism. AP surveys across major holidays show holiday traffic deaths rising sharply from 341 in a 102 hour period to 462 in the following holiday period, marking a record high for this holiday weekend.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Associated Press
Ranger 10 unmanned Moon mission planned for next year
Washington AP reports NASA plans an uncrewed Ranger mission to the Moon early next year. Ranger stands about 10 feet tall and weighs 750 pounds and will carry television gear to beam images of the Moon’s surface to Earth.
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Washington
United States
Space Agency
Moon
Earth
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School of Dancing
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Claude Hoss
S. Main
Raney
Jack R. Morris
Geneseo
William L. Welch
Princeton
Highway Patrol
Morris
Welch
Ellis
Snyder Pharmacy
Loys R. Mills
South Gate
Calif
USS
Towner
Anastasia
Anne Ramsey
Mildred Jamison
Russia
Community Theater Players Inc
Nancy Winter
Congress
Ernest B. Vaccaro
West
Towner’s OF C
Ld Oy
Vependable Ambulance Service
Lac
Lamb Funeral Home
Omtawa'e
Gilliland
Centropolis
Tom Johnson
Tom
Herbert W. Johnson
Peka Funland
Oper
Peoples National Bank
Peoples National
the Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
Uetes
Doane Agricultural Service Inc
ST. Louis
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