Local News Briefs From Ottawa Area
Mrs Charles Knight wife of the former pastor of the First Methodist Church here was reported improving in Newman Memorial Hospital in Emporia. She became ill Sunday and later underwent surgery. The Knights moved to Emporia recently after he was named superintendent of the Emporia district of the Methodist Church. Butler's Music Store will be closed Wednesday nights until fall. Army Cpl Jon Burghart is visiting at his home 1024 Cedar while on leave en route from Ft Ord California to advanced training at Providence Maryland. Ells Piano Tuning adv. George Finley received a discharge at Camp Lejeune NC June 21 after three years military service including 16 months overseas. He returned to the homes of his parents Mr and Mrs George Finley of Princeton Thursday. Mrs Chris Mersman and Frank Gretencord Richmond are patients at the Anderson County Hospital at Garnett. Jay Haggard grandson of Mr and Mrs J P Haggard 822 N Main has received a graduate assistantship at the University of Wyoming political science department to teach American and Wyoming government while completing his master’s degree. He graduated from Ottawa High School in 1958. Donna Poss and Janice Coops er of Richmond are attending Cos op Liberty Missouri this week.
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Charles Knight
First Methodist Church
Newman Memorial Hospital
Emporia
Knights
The
Methodist Church
ARMY
Jon Burghart
Ceedar
Ft. Ord
Calif
Providence
George Finley
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Princeton
Jay Haggard
J. P. Haggard
N. Main
University of Wyoming Political Science Department
Ottawa High School
Emergency treatments reported at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Warren Olson, 2, Prinestown, treated for a right foot injury from a bicycle wheel. Stewart Johnson, 11, 430 Willow, treated after stepping on a nail. John Thompson, 24, 104 Maple, treated for a head laceration from a bathroom fall. James Morerison, 38, RFD 3, treated after a finger was smashed in a jack.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Warren Olson
Princeston
Stewart Johnson
John Thompson
James Morerison
Federal sets 13 national road safety standards
Washington AP The federal government announces 13 national road safety standards states must meet over time to reduce highway deaths. Secretary Alan S Boyd outlined funding of 167 million dollars through June 30, 1968 with three quarters by population and one quarter for discretionary use. Penalties include withholding federal highway funds for noncompliance. The standards align with draft guidelines from February and stress periodic motor vehicle inspection as a key need.
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Washington
Alan S. Boyd
Boyd
Transportation Secretary
National Highway Safety Bureau
Carnegie Free Library Travel Guides Offer Vacation Planning
The Carnegie Free Library shelves new travel guides and camping titles to aid vacations. Guides cover California and the West, Middle Atlantic, South and Great Plains, and Northeastern states with maps and Expo 67 notes. National Park Guide details 32 parks with campsites and seasonal tips. Camping volumes by Ford Times Rae Oetting Kenneth Chasey and others provide equipment lists recipes and state by state campground data.
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Carnegie Free Library
California
West
Middle Atlantic States
Southwest
South Central States
Great Plains
Great Lakes Area
Montreal
Canada
Rand McNally
Carenegie Free Library
Ford
Ford Times
Rae _ Oetting
Kenneth Chasey
George Wells
James and
Barbara Newman
Lions Club Names New Ottawa Officers
Outgoing Ottawa Lion's Club president Marvin Forker assisted District Governor Dale Mitchell in installing new officers. Newly elected are Dallas Turner as president Barre Barret first vice president George Kramer second vice president Carl Seaton third vice president Truyn Bischoff treasurer Julie Raffelock secretary Tom Seaton tailtwister Cliff Reynolds lion tamer. New board members include Morgan Williams Wayne Angell Russell Crites Preston Thompson and Lee Sheleden.
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Ottawa Lion’s Club
Marvin Forker
Lion’s
Dale Mitchell
Dallas Turner
Barre Barrett
George Kramer
Carl Seaton
Truyn Bischoff
Juelius Raffelock
Tom Seaton Tailtwister
Cliff Reynolds
Lion Tamer
Morgan Williams
Wayne Angell
Russell Crites
Preston Thompson
Lee Sheleden
Funeral services for Mrs Stella Caylor of Rantoul
Mrs Stella Caylor aged 79 of Rantoul died Sunday at home. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Burechan Funeral Home Osawatomie with burial in Osawatomie Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Hazel Briles and Ermel Dempsay, and two sons Merle and Fayne Caylor. Also seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband William Caylor 1950 and brother Clifford Caylor 1963. Married November 14, 1904.
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Stelela Caylor
Rantoul
Burechan
Osawatsomie
Osawatomie
Hazel Briles
Dougelas
Ariz
Ermel Dempsay
Merle Caylor
Fayne Caylor
Goodland
Service held for Sgt. Ray W. Atkinson in Hampton
Sgt. Ray Warren Atkinson 85 died after a long illness at the Veterans Administration Hospital Hampton Va burial in Hampton National Cemetery He retired from the U S Army in 1937 after 31 years of active duty including World War I He was a 50 year Williamsburg resident a Baptist Church and Lodge 224 AF and AM member He is survived by nephew Ira Atkinson Topeka and a niece Mrs Harry Hope King 833 N Cedar who attended the funeral
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Ray Warren Atkinson
Hampton
Veterans’ Administration
Hampton National Cemetery
Atkinson
U.S. Army
Williamsburg
Baptist Church
Lodge
Ira Atkinson
Topeka
Harry Hope King
N. Cedar
Services for Hazel N Phillips Died Saturday
Services for Hazel N Phillips were held Monday at Lamb Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Rev. Roger F Greenslade of Westminster United Presbyterian Church officiated. Casketbearers included Glen F Wein S S Bergsma Clarence Vickers Bill Foster Fayne Lathen and Lloyd L Griffith.
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Hazel N
Phillips
Lamb Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Roger F. Greenslade
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Glen F, Wein
S. S, Bergsma
Clarence Vickers
Bill Foster
Fayne Lathen
Lloyd L. Griffith
Building Permits Reported for Local Constructions
Norman Lumber seeks a warehouse addition at 606 W Wilson owned by Art Dennis for 1000 dollars. Harvey Lambert plans to alter a home at 747 Tremont costing 19 dollars and 36 cents. Dan Toumberlin installs patio sidewalk and garage floor at 720 N Oak for Chester Louderback at 160 dollars. L. E. Wightman to build at 3348 S Locust for R. M. Clogston costing 500 dollars.
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S. Locust
R. M. Clogston
Freeman 77 Osawatomie farmer dies after short illness
Ross H Freeman 77 of Osawatomie formerly of Miami County died at Garnett county hospital June 20 after a brief illness. Born August 3 1889 he was the son of Matthew and Anice Freeman. A World War I Army veteran he married Leda Carpenter in 1923. He and his wife farmed near Pressonville before retiring to Ottawa in 1949 then moved to Osawatomie in 1959. He belonged to Ottawa Memorial VFW Post 5901 and Miami American Legion Post 156 Paola. Services were at Osawatomie Presbyterian Church with burial in Pleasant Valley Cemetery conducted by the American Legion.
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Ross H. Freeman
Osawatomie
Miami County
Garnett
Freeman
Matthew
Anice Freeman
Leda Carpenter
Pressonville
Ottawa
Ottawa Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Miami
Paola
Osawatomie Presbyterian Church
George R. White
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
American Legion Post
KC Markets Kansas City Wholesale Prices Summary
KC markets report wholesale eggs and cattle prices with various grades and weights. Hogs saw gains with higher barrows and gilts, while sheep and lambs showed strength in spring offerings amid mixed feeder and cow values.
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Kansas City
Bridge Winners Duplicate Results at the Elks Club
North South first John Thornburg of Ottawa and Helga Kursk of Lawrence. Second Walter Hegberg and Mrs Lillard McClay of Ottawa. East West first Mrs David Mudrick and Mrs Earl Hill of Ottawa. Second Mrs Allyn Underwood and Mrs James Seaver of Lawrence.
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The
Elks Club
John Thornburg
Ottawa
Helga Kursk
Lawrence
Walter Hegberg
Lillard McClay
David Mudrick
Earl Hill
Allyn Underwood
James Seaver
Police News Arrest of Baldwin Man for DUI and Careless Driving
ARLONE KEPLINGER Jr 21 Baldwin was arrested early today on charges of driving while under the influence and careless driving. He was held in the city jail until posting a $250 bond around 9 a.m.
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Arlone, Keplinger, Jr
Baldwin
Medicare Enroll During Age 65 Window and Card Delivery
Questions cover when to start Medicare and Social Security benefits and how enrollment works. Key points include coverage starting the birth month, no premiums before first month of coverage, reporting missing cards to the Social Security Office, and eligibility rules for retirement timing. It also notes continued work does not affect Medicare eligibility and warns about enrollment periods and next chances.
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Federal Building
North Seventh Street
Kansas City
Kansas
U Thant Defends Pulling UN Force
UN Secretary General U Thant defends ordering withdrawal of the U N Emergency Force at Egypt’s request and rejects claims it sparked the Arab Israeli war. He faced criticism from Johnson and Pearson as Rusk planned talks with Gromyko amid stalled U S Soviet and Middle East tensions.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
U.N
Rusk
Thant
Groemyko
Egypt
Johnson
Lester R. Pearson
Abba Eban
Alexei N. Kosc Iygin
Vietnam
Middle East
Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs Alfred Finch at 610 N Oak Mrs Frank Anderson 932 5 S Main Mrs Florence Higdon Williamsburg Monday Earl Leatherberry 808 S Willow Tuesday Dismissals list Julius Gott 211 W 5th Mrs Lyman Gilesman Ottawa RFD 3 Mrs Pearl Elliott 841 S Hickory Mrs Richard Brown and daughter Baldwin RFD 1 Mrs John A Couchman and son 809 S Sycamore Monday Debra Byran 817 S Ash Mrs Virginia P Price 826 S Ash Mrs Mamie Bramit 811 N Cedar to Cedar House Tuesday
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Alfred Finch
N. Oak
Frank Anderson
S. Main
Florence Higdon
Williamsburg
Earl Leatherberry
Willow
Julius Gott
W. 5Th
Lyman Gilesman
Ottawa
Pearl Elliott
S. Hickory
Richard Brown
Baldwin
John A. Couchman
Booze Hearing Reset A Week
TOPEKA AP Rehearing of a case involving seizure of records from a Wichita liquor dealer has been postponed at least one week. The case involves three counts against Alan B. Phares for credit sales delivery of liquor and giving a discount illegally on a case sale. Jerry Muth state liquor control director found no violations in the March hearing but said the matter may show a violation without referencing the seized records. Rehearing was set after a written opinion from Attorney General Robert Sonderholm that alleged violations of the Mqyor control act are matters of such public interest that the Kansas Supreme Court would probably not block the director from reopening and redetermining the question.
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Topeka
Wichita
Alcoholic Beverage Control Director
Alan B. Phares
Jerry Muth
State Liquor Control Director
Phares
Muth
Atty
Robert Sonderholm
Kansas Supreme Court
Marriage Licenses for Ottawa Couples List
William Vernon Berger aged 18 and Alice E Wise aged 20, both of Ottawa, and Thomas B Mock aged 23 of Ottawa with Charolette A Beaty aged 16 of Ottawa are recorded as marriage licenses.
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William Vernon Berger
Ottawa
Alice E. Wise
Thomas B. Mock
Charolette A. Beaty
Cox divorce grants custody to Betty J Cox
Betty J Cox obtained a divorce from Terry J Cox with custody of their two minor children awarded to Mrs. Cox.
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Betty J. Cox
Terry J. Cox
Mrs. Cox
Stock Market Snapshot of New York Shares
New York stock list at 1 PM shows varied quotes with many listed companies including Allied Ch, Am Airlin, Am Mot, Boeing, Chrysler, Dow Chemical, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Pan Am, RCA, Sears, Std Oil, Texaco and more trading with mixed percentages. notable gains and losses reflect broad market activity across sectors and major industrials.
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Admiral Eesezen
Allied Ch
Ssvcesae
D & Am Airlin
Teltel
Apco Ollace
Atchison Cese
Atlas
AvcoCorpeceses
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing
Bran Alw Wessees
Cessna Air
CBS eesesesessOe
Sat Corpeee
Curtiss Wr
UN Dow Chem
Ecoce
Ul du Pont
Eagle Picher
Emer
Elesseccace
Firestone
U & Fmc Co
Ford
Essees
GambleSk
Esee
Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Cecoon
Gulf Oil Wescceses
Gulf & Wn Ind
Hallibur
HercInc
Scesees
Homestic
Au & IndianHd
Inter
Baker
Oee
Kan C_P&L secon
KC Sdfind
Kan
G & E Eeaeve
Kan P& Lieseee
Kerr McGeeeee
Ib Litton Ind
Cem
Uy Martin Mecon
D & McCrory Sescees
S Ut
Minn M&m .Ecee
Mo Kan Tex
Mobil Oil
Ccsee
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Vu & Morrell
Nat Bisc
Cceeese
NY Central
Derby Nor Ngas
Nor Pac
Sseeeas
Ogden
Csseccree
Okla G& Eseeee
Okla N.gaseeee
U & PanéAm Eeesesee
Panh Epl
Sesee
Peach Coal Eance
Penney, JC .Esee
Pa RR
Seeeencae
Pet .Inc
Uv & Skelly Oil
SperryRd
D & Sunray
U & Texaco
Priest John J. Clancy celebrates 101st birthday in hospital
The Rev. John J. Clancy, longtime Jerseyville priest, marked his 101st birthday Sunday at St. Anthony's Hospital after a hip fracture confined him there for two years. The Roman Catholic cleric retired from St. Francis Xavier's church last September at age 100.
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Aston
John J. Clancy
Jerseyville
St. Anthony’s Hospital
St. Francis Xavier’s Church
Livestock Auctions Weekly Dates In Pomona and Osage City
Pomona and Osage City host weekly livestock sales with Clifford R and Hobbs, Nelson Jack. Council Grove Livestock Auction coordinates sales every Saturday in Pomona and every Tuesday in Osage City. Phone contact 566 3530 for details.
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Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Osage City
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Butler’s Music
Ells
Chris Mersman
Frank Gretencord
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Donna Poss
Janice Coopser
Cos Op
Liberty
Carnegie Library Notes
Terest
Lions Club
Mrs
Stella Caylor
Police News
Crangel Son
Mottanny
New York
Kenneth R. Norton
T.R. Sedgwick
Ken Stoffer
Sunflower
Frank Hopkins
Hickory
R.A.M
Comepanions
Ray A. Talbott
Gerald B. Harford
Sec
Turner Greenhouse
America
Bob Keith
Larry Bolan
VANET
Chevrolet City
Wills Cafe
Axtell
General Services
Gardner
Antioch
Avon
Hays
Lincoln Townships
Nell Westall
General Services _ KIRBY
Charles Taylor
Whittier
S. Cedar
Dean Rouse
Ash
J. W. Taylor
Standard Rendering Co
Coleled
Dennis Criqui
Bennie Stinson
Electrolux
F. L. Johnson
F. W. Adams
Bill
Mike Stewart
Wellsville
Cliff Marionette
Overbrook
International Combine
Lu Neilson
Centroepolis
Misc
Turner
Hiland
Williamson Salvage Co
Quin
Boots—Motors
Terry Ostmeyer
Bob Luce
Johnson Motors
Cedar
Thor
Bill Edwards
Ottawa Herald
J.P. Christianson
Associates Finance
Lawrence, VI
NEW Philco
Otasco
Fulton Furneiture
Clifford R, Hobbs
Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
North
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
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