Plans for Kansas Bell fundraiser at National Cathedral
A plan to fund a Kansas Bell for the National Cathedral in Washington DC was announced today with a project cost about 4700 dollars. Miss Eunice Ott of Locust is the local drive chairman while Bruce Spears, county clerk, attends a Topeka meeting. Also noted are Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending June 24 and a Lions Club convention report from Atlantic City.
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National Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Bruce Spears
Topeka
Garden Club In Meeting In Wellsville Area
Wellsville Junior Garden Club met at Mrs. Francis McKaughan of Edgerton with Barbara Walter of Rockwood Michigan as guest. Sponsors present were Mrs. McKaughan Mrs. Mary O Neil and Mrs. Tom Ruddell Corsages for shut ins were arranged. Several local notices follow including health updates and a family moving plans.
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Wellsville
Francis McKaughan
Edgerton
Barbara Jean Walter
Rockwood, Mich
McKaughan
Mary O'Neil
Tom Ruddell
Tommy
Barbara Walter
Bob Waller
Rockwood
Mich
Clarence Davis
Gardner
Olathe Community Hospital
16 Killed In Brief Revolt In Caracas
Caracas Venezuela AP reports government tallies place casualties from Monday's brief revolt at 16 killed and 9 wounded. Earlier reports claimed 40 died as the 250 man Barcelona garrison surrendered under threat of annihilation by forces loyal to President Romulo Betancourt. Government did not specify if casualties were loyalists or rebels.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Barcelona
Romulo Betancourt
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle Hog and Sheep Summary
Kansas City markets show feeders and steers steady to higher, vealers steady, and cows steady. Prime and choice heifers sold around 20 to 22 hundred dollars, utility cows about 15 to 18.5. Hog sows moved higher, lambs barely steady with ewes strong to 25 higher. on call prices ranged 17.5 to 19 for good ewes, with lambs 2 to 4.25.
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Kansas
Redstone ends military test program after eight years
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Redstone the reliable 69 foot rocket ends its military test program after eight years The Army says its final practice firing hit a 200 mile range target during the 41st successful of 45 tests Only three more Redstones remain to be fired before modification for astronaut flights following Alan Shepard Jr May 5 Shepard's capsule reached 116 miles height and 302 miles downrange Navy technicians investigate a Polaris A2 second stage failure the ship Observation Island at sea off Florida reported the fourth failure in 13 second generation tests
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Atlantic
Army
Cape
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Florida
Navy
Ocean
Death of L A Al Wendorff in Texas Hospital
L A Al Wendorff aged 53, formerly of Ottawa and a Dallas photographer for 25 years, died yesterday at Big Springs State Hospital Texas. Born August 21 1907 to Louis A and Hattie L Rumbaugh Wendorff, he left a son Louis A II of Norton and three brothers and two sisters surviving. He was a Methodist church member.
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L. A
More Farming Of Vegetables In Kansas
In Kansas rising interest in commercial vegetable production is noted by Kansas State University horticulturist James K. Greig. From 1954 to 1959 the number of farms growing vegetables for sale increased by about one third and gross income from vegetable sales grew by roughly 3 percent.
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Manhattan
Kansas
James K. Greig
Kansas State University
Shot in Barn Claims Man Found Dead in Paola Farm Barn
Ollin A Eggleston 44 of Paola was found fatally shot in his farm barn yesterday about 10 30 am by his wife Alfa Mae Eggleston. A shotgun blast through the heart triggered by a stick is listed as the apparent method. Eggleston a WWII veteran born August 26 1914 in Brookfield Missouri had lived in the area 40 years. He married Alta Mae Zeek in Ottawa in 1961. Survived by wife mother and five stepchildren. Services set for Towner Chapel at 2 pm tomorrow with burial in Oak Wood Cemetery Baldwin.
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Miami County
Ollin A
Red) Eggleston
RFD
Paola
Eggleston
Alfa Mae
Brookfield
Homewood
Alta Mae [Zeek
Ottawa
Alta Mae
Fern
Francis Eggleston
Kenneth Zeek
Melvin Zeek
McPherson
Everett Zeek
U. S. Navy
American Legion
Towner Chapel
Oak Wood Cemetery
Baldwin
Charles P. Knight
R. B. Shoemaker
Hold Kansan For A Bank Robbery
Indiana state police arrested Charles F. Daugherty 28 of Wichita Kansas after he and James Cox 30 of Marion Indiana robbed a local service station and crashed a rented car while fleeing. Daugherty sought on a federal warrant tied to a June 7 Kentucky bank holdup at Kevil totaling about $10 000. Cox admitted involvement. Daugherty released January 12 after a seven year term for bank robbery.
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Huntington
Ind
Indiana
Charles F. Daughterty
Wichita
Kas
Kevil
James Cox
Marion
Daugherty
Kentucky
Paducah
Arkansas
Plan Inquiry of Mutual Funds
SEC Chairman William L. Cary told a House subcommittee that the agency will investigate mutual funds to determine if investors are protected from high fees and questionable management. The inquiry will proceed whether or not Congress approves a $750,000 SEC stock exchange study.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
SEC
William L. Cary
House Commerce
Cary
Funeral Services for Joseph Glenn at Mee-Vey-Dengel
Funeral services for Joseph Glenn who died yesterday will be at Mee Vey Dengel Mortuary Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev Robert H Power will officiate. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Minnie M Claiborne Graveside Services for Minnie M Claiborne who died Sunday will be at Highland Cemetery Tola Wednesday at 10 a.m. Mrs Viola Greenup Services for Mrs Viola Greenup who died June 22 were at Towner's Funeral Chapel June 2. Rev Arthur Hughes officiated. Mrs Ervin Happy sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J M Kilgore organist. Pallbearers were Ray Evans Jess Stewart Cliff Detwiler Kermit Blunk Cecil Detwiler and Gardner Finch. Burial was in Peoria Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Glenn
Mee- Vey-Dengel
Robert H. Powner
Highland Cemetery
Minnie M. Claiborne
Tola
Viola Greenup
Towner
Arthur Hughes
Ervin Happy
J. M. Kilgore
Ray Evans
Jess Stewart
Cliff Detwiler
Kermit Blunk
Cecil Detwiler
Gardner Finch
Peoria Cemetery
Campaign to promote seat belt use announced in New York
A safety and medical leaders campaign to put seat belts in every car was launched in New York. They estimate 5,000 lives could be saved and 400,000 serious injuries avoided each year if belts were used. Sponsored by the National Safety Council American Medical Association U S Public Health Service and cooperating groups. The Advertising Council will run a broad advertising program for the safety council.
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New York
National Safety Council
American Medical Association
U.S. Public Health Service
Advertising Council
Safety Council
Branch Rickey reported ill in Canada after heart attack
AP reports Branch Rickey, longtime MLB magnate and father of the farm system, suffered a heart attack on a private fishing island near Toronto. He was flown to a Sudbury, Canada hospital. condition described as unknown. Rickey had coached for Brooklyn, St. Louis, and the Pirates and was in Canada with friends.
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Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Canada
Rickey
Ken Blackburn
Toronto
Blackburn
Sudbury
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Richmond area notes show visits and births across states
Local item list records visitors and relatives staying with families in Alma and surrounding towns. It notes a Kansas City birth for Noel Freese’s daughter Zandra Ruth on June 18, plus numerous cross-state visits among residents of Richmond, Topeka, Independence, Wichita, and other communities.
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John Roeckers
Ray Oswalds
Donna Minor
Don Oswalds
Alma
Noel Freese
Kansas City
Zandra Ruth
Furman Chambers
Taft
Calif
Lonnie Chambers
Richmond
Paola
Joe Owen
Turlock
A. C. Crozier
Orie Higdon
Claude King
Twin Falls
Idaho
Lyle Hilbert
Emporia
Mabel Hilbert
August Flemings
Indianapolis
Ind
John List
Chester Martin
Ralph Risdon
Hamburg
Towa
Grace Ewing
Blue Rapids
Anthony Wilges
Aurora
Ill
al Picketts
Kermit Krugers
Oklahoma City
Abe Severns
Don Oxford
Tulsa
Okla
Antone Gretencords
H. L. Gault
Waler Monsess
Fort Collins
Colo
Frank Gerholds
Ella Gerhold
Laura Howell
Wesley Jand la Coudt Gerholds
Greeley
L. H. Featherstons
Overbrook
C. A. Smith
Larry Zaninot
Debbie
Zane
San Gabriel
John Strobel
Stanley West
Ator
Crete
Neb
Bob Crick
Frank Shearer
Lincoln
Clairan Shinkles
Fall River
Amos Lyon
Louise Crick
Amos Welsh
James Welsh
Lawrence
Mike
John Poss
Margaret Ohmes
John Hollaran
Don Poss
Elmer Poss
Homer
Hospital Notes and Births Reported in Local Briefs
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Carol James Richmond and Mrs R A Houston RFD 1 Rantoul with entries Monday and Tuesday for Raymond Warner 621 ER 15th Dale Lynn Buehler 2t S Mulberry Shawn Lawrence McGrath Enid Oklahoma Births announce Mr and Mrs Richard H Larkin 931 S Mulberry a son born Monday weight 7 lbs 714 ozs Dismissals include Glenn B Hemming RFD 4 and Glenn Allen Ware Wellsville.
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Carol James
Richmond
R. A. Houston
RFD
Rantoul
Raymond Warner
Dale Lynn Buehler
S. Mulberry
Shawn Lawrence McGrath
Enid
Oklo
Richard H. Larkin
Glenn BR. Hemming
Glenn Allen Ware
Wellsville
Kennedy names Chicago economist to Federal Reserve Board
Washington AP Kennedy selects George W. Mitchell of Chicago as a Democrat to fill the vacancy on the seven member Federal Reserve Board. Mitchell serves as vice president for research at the Chicago Fed and is an associate economist with the Federal Open Market Committee. He succeeds M. S. Szymczak, who resigned June 1, for the remainder of the term through January 31 and may be nominated for a full 14 year term.
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Washington
Kennedy
George W. Mitchell
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Mitchell
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Open Market Committee
M.S. Szymczak
Szymczak
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy to Sign Highway Bill for 1972 Completion
President Kennedy is expected to sign a bill aiming to finish the 41,000 mile interstate system by 1972. The measure, passed by voice vote, ensures 90 percent federal funding on a continuing basis and authorizes a total appropriation of 11.56 billion for the federal share over the next 11 years.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
U.S
Notice of Hearing in Probate Court Estate of Mary L Lawrence
First published June 20 1961 in Franklin County Kansas notice to all persons concerned that Ernest R Lawrence as brother heir at law legatee and devisee and executor named in the will requests probate admission of Mary L Lawrence will dated April 26 1961 filed with the court and set for hearing as per law.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Mary L. Lawrence
Ernest R. Lawrence
Mary J. Lawrence
Proposed Budget Hearing Notice for Harrison Township Kansas
The Harrison Township Board in Franklin County Kansas will meet on the 7th day of July 1961 at Fouts School House at 8:00 P.M. to hear taxpayer objections to the proposed budget and to consider amendments to the budget.
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Harrison Township
Franklin County
Kansas
Fouts School House
Kansas probate petition seeks executor for Susan M Reid will
In Franklin County probate court Ottawa Kansas a petition seeks admission to probate of Susan M Reid will dated November 14 1938 and the appointment of B F Bowers as executor. Defenses must be filed by July 1 1981 at 10 am in Ottawa to avoid judgment. Bowers & Bowers Attorneys represent the petitioner and respond.
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Ernest A. Lawrence
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kane Jaan
Mme and Plact
Aald Petion
Bete
Kansas
Susan M. Reid
B. F. Bowers
Bowers
Women Wanted Ladies Beauty Parlors Ottawa Ad
Multiple classified notices seek workers and sellers including a full time tor operator at Beautyland 114 East 2nd and Avon sellers in Emporia Kansas. Additional postings call for Herald carriers carriers aged 12 or older married men for Fuller Brush distribution in Garnett and Osawatomie and railroad communication trainees with benefits.
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Wiloma Babcock
Beautyland
East 2Nd
Herald
Jones
Manio
Garnett
Osawatomie
Ottawa Herald
ARFA
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Drake's Bakery
Adv
Santa Fe
Truyn Bischoff
Williamsburg
Lions Club International
Atlantic City
Garden Club
Bernice Holden
Ethel Wingert
Shawnee Mission Health Center
Shawnee
Donna Coughlin
Baker University
Carl Ruddell
Biloxi
Miss
Ruddell
Goldie ‘Ramey
Sgt
Tulle
University of Kansas
Susan Kelly
Fred Irwin
Don’ Meyer
Marvin Pratt
Steve Brandon
Bill Douglas
Jim Trigg
Margaret Williams
Crites
S. Main
Sylvester L. Hess
N. Mulberry
Eldon S. Rule
Roselyn Whirley
Ellis
S. Willow
Herman Ziesch
Guy Carpenter
Baldwin State Bank
Lou Cayot
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gene Barnett
Frank Taylor
James Nabors
Wellsville Methodist Church
Baldwin M.Y.F. Institute
James C. Pool F
Iowa City
Iowa
W. E. Skilling
Mrs. James Pool
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock
Gordon James
Marion Wilson
Monay
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Everyurday, Locust & Wilson
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Com. Co
Weaton Wilson
Rand Sons
Nellis Jones
Walnut Gt
N. Main
NW. Mala
Evans
Stewart
Donald Duncan
Boeing Company
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Teachers College
Lamb Funeral Home
Tawa
Earlas
Towner's
Towner’s
CEA IE
Wendorff
TL. A
al Wendorff
Big Springs
Texas
Miss Mabel Chandler
Federal Reserve
Legals
Max Hunt
Roy Gould
Jerk
C. L. Steckenridge
General Fund
Township Auditing Board
Ae Tree
Ewes
Wenholding Tax & Fil
Treat
Joey
Ernest FR
Lawrency Petitioner
Bowers & Howers
Petitioner
Ssc
Esteee
E. M. Henderson
Harry Greenup
RAM
Royal Arch
Harry E. Brink
E.H.P
Melvin L. Sellers
See
AVON
Patricia J.ackey
Walnut
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