Marine Lance Corporal Gibbons serves with VMFA 225
Marine Lance Corporal Frank V. Gibbons, son of Mr. and Mrs. F J Gibbons of 1009 N Oak, serves with Marine Attack Squadron 225, Second Marine Aircraft Wing at Cherry Point NC. The squadron recently returned from carrier qualifications aboard the USS Lexington off Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. .Gibbons
F.J. Gibbons
N. Oak
Marine Attack Squadron 225
Second Marine Aircraft Wing
Marine Corps Air Station
Cherry Point
N. C
Lexington
Florida
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals Summary
Hospital notes list admissions for Nellie Rowland in Richmond Sadie Ely in RFD 4 Fremont Sanford RFD 2 Liomial Shaw Pomona James Durbin 1246 S Main Dennis Purnell 724 S Sycamore Darold Cain 917 Ash a daughter and weight details for each. Dismissals include George Enyart 1429 Willow Robert Harris 215 Logan Mrs Robert Gifford Waverly Steven Hinton 1137 S Cedar Mrs Earl Dean Hunsaker Wellsville Joseph Moody 608 N Cedar Arthur Sizemore Pomona Mrs Robert McBride 115 W loth Robert Service Princeton Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Rowland
Richmond
Sadie Ely
Fremont Sanford
Liomial Shaw
Pomona
James Durbin
Main
Dennis Purnell
Donald Keim
Darold Cain
George Enyart
Willow
Robert Harris
Logan
Robert Gifford
Waverly
Steven Hinton
Cedar
Earl Dean Hunsaker
Baby Son
Wellsville
Joseph Moody
N. Cedar
Arthur Sizemore
Robert McBride
W. Loth
Robert Service
Princeton
Munday
Sewage Problem Brings State Men to Ottawa Area
Two state health department officials will meet county officials on Wednesday to discuss possible solutions to the Princeton road drainage issue south of Ottawa. A prior letter blamed drainage into a ditch along the highway for health hazards and urged action, but both city and county officials denied authority to fix the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Nisen
Princeton Road
Ottawa
State Health Department
U S Imports Over Ninety Million Pounds Of Spices Annually
The United States imports more than 90 million pounds of various spices each year, reflecting broad demand across culinary, medicinal, and industrial sectors and highlighting the country’s dependence on international suppliers to stock diverse flavors and aromas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
RFK Visits Poland as Crowd Cheers in Krakow
RFK praised his late brother John F Kennedy and thanked Poles in Krakow and Warsaw for their support while touring Jagellonian University and Czestochowa. The U S attorney general urged Poland to help bridge East and West amid Cold War thaw, meeting with Foreign Minister Rapacki and Prime Minister.
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Krakow
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
United States
U.S
Kennedy
Ethel
Kathleen
Joseph
Robbie
Zbigniew Skolicki
Jagellonian University
Collegium Maius
Princess Lee Radziwill
Adam Rapacki
Soviet Union
Rapacki
Jablonna Palace
Warsaw
St. John’s Cathedral
America
Warsaw University
Kennedys
John M. Cabot
Yohe Charged With DUI After 1953 Car Crash
Norman East Yohe, 47, of 819 S Locust, charged Saturday with driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, and no valid license after a collision with George R Hughes, 50, of 1444 St Elm, in the 1200 block of S Main. Hughes reported no injuries. damage to Hughes car listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Norman East Yohe
S. Locust
George R. Hughes
St. Elm
Hughes
Yohe
S. Main
Two Women Drivers Collide on Main Street
In the 900 block of Main Saturday afternoon two women drivers collided with no injuries. Ada Bolton, 64, of 431 S Poplar, driving a 1952 Rambler, said she turned left and did not see Dorothy Fletcher, 18, of 726 W 6th, until impact. Fletcher, driving south, could not avoid the crash. Damage was about 35 dollars to the Rambler and 325 to Fletcher’s car. Bolton was arrested for careless and inattentive driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Ada P. Bolton
S. Poplar
Dorothy R. Fletcher
W. 6Th
Jerry Hollon
Willow
Fletcher
Bolton
County court fines for speeding and improper passing
County Court Cletus EF Wiederholt of Princeton, age 20, was fined ten dollars for speeding 60 in a 50 mph zone and five dollars plus costs for improper passing in a marked no passing zone at an intersection one and a half miles north of Ottawa on US 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus EF
Wiederholt
Princeton
Ottawa
Woman Overdose Report Near Princeton Address 745
Police aided a 28 year old woman, Lenore Viex Smith, at 745 Princeton last night after a reported tranquilizer overdose. She was taken to Forbes Air Force Base at Topeka after being discovered in her bedroom by her mother Edith Viex, then found in the arms of her sister Ruth Viex as neighbors called for help. An ambulance was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Lenore Viex Smith
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Mrs. Smith
Ruth Viex
Watts Faces DWI Charge in Ottawa Incident
Kenneth N. Watts, 36, Ottawa RED 3, was arrested on three counts Saturday for driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, and no valid license. Dennis B. Rider, 23, Lawrence, arrested Saturday for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone detected by radar. Myron S. Steere III, 22, 1143 5S Mulberry, arrested this morning for careless and inattentive driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth N. Watts
Ottawa Red 3
Dennis B. Rider
Lawes Rence
Myron S. Steere III
Mulberry
Bidding Open For Road Work
The State Highway Commission will take bids July 16 for 19.4 miles of highway signing on I-35 in Franklin and Miami counties and for 12.4 miles of asphaltic concrete on a new K-68 roadbed in Franklin and Miami counties. It runs from a junction with Paola west to a junction with K-33 south of Wellsville. A 190 foot long bridge over Turkey Creek is about 50 percent complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Franklin
Miami
Paola
Wellsville
Turkey Creek
Airborne Vaccine Aims to Immunize City in Breath
Denver scientist Dr. Gardner Middlebrook says airborne vaccines could immunize large populations without needles or pills. He notes inhaled vaccines could combat tuberculosis polio and measles but fears curb human acceptance. Research uses animal tests while developing attenuated infectious organisms for safe further testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
Middlebrook
U.S
House Acts On Bill
Washington AP The House moves toward final action on the civil rights bill with a potential July signing ceremony. The schedule includes foreign aid at 3.3 billion, a Senate pay raise bill for federal workers, and talks to reconcile excise tax measures on cosmetics jewelry handbags and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Senate
KC Markets Kansas City AP Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed
Cattle 8,000 head, calves 500, slaughter steers 22.50 to 23.50, good 19.25 to 21.00, heifers 21.00 to 22.50, cows 12.75 to 14.50. Hogs 4,500 head, barrows and gilts 15.50 to 17.75, sows 13.00 to 14.75. Sheep 1,000 head, lambs 21.00 to 22.75, ewes 4.50 to 5.50. Eggs poultry butter unchanged. live fryers birds unchanged in Missouri and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chopper Pilots Set New Mark at Kern County Airport
Bakersfield AP reports four pilots aim to set a world record by landing a helicopter at noon to end a 101 hour endurance flight. Referees taped 48 eggs to the skids to prevent unauthorized landings. one egg broke when a pilot dropped it to celebrate beating the 72 hour mark set by Navy pilots four years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Kern County
National Aeronautical Association
Navy
Pearson Urges Action on Sugar Beet Allocations
Washington Senator James B Pearson calls for early action on legislation to expand domestic sugar beet allocations. He warns the U S may become an international sugar beggar if 40 percent of its sugar is bought from foreign sources and urges Congress to approve a five year increase before the 1962 Kennedy global quota expires. He is joined by Senator Milton R Young in cosponsoring the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Senate
Pearson
United States
State Department
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Milton R. Young
R-M
Death notices from Ottawa area honor several residents
Multiple obituaries detail deaths in Ottawa and nearby areas. Donna Diana Jockman, 15, Pomona, dies after a three month illness. services scheduled at Towner's Chapel with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Cenia B. Mundy, 84, Cedar House Nursing Home, burial in Hope Cemetery. Fred L. Yates, 45, formerly of Ottawa, dies in California. services set in Brawley. George W. Reed, 85, retired railroad worker, dies in Ransom Memorial Hospital. services at Towner's Chapel. Surviving relatives listed for each, with dates and locations.
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Donna Diana Jockman
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Henry
Georgia Gifford Jockman
Towner’s Chapel
William Weber
Woodlawn
Pomona High School
Ottawa
Calvary Baptist Church
Raymond Rumford
RFD
Grace Gifford
Commerce City
Colo
Cenia B. Mundy
Cedar House
Stoneville
Ind
Joseph Mundy
Mundy
Ralph
Ned
Jack
Joe Mundy
Mildred Howe
Topeka
Vivian Matthews
Detroit
Mich
Hope Cemetery
Fred L. Yates
Kansas City
Kan
Brawley, Calif
Brawley
George W. Reed
N. Cedar
Quenemo
John
Ella Marshall Reed
Maggie McCurdy
The
Faith Bible Church
George Wayne Reed
Carmichael
Calif
E. Raymond Reed
A. 0. Dyer
Harery E. Smith
Highland Cemetery
Jockman
Joe Towner
Woodlawn Cemetery
Funeral services for James Lowell Van Gilder
Funeral services for James Lowell Van Gilder were held in Osawatomie with Rev. George B. Snyder officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. Jean Young, Mrs. Josephine Dickey, and organist Nell Dollar. Honorary pallbearers included Karl Cole and L. A. Day, with pallbearers John Erickson and others. Interment followed at Osawatomie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowell van Gilder
Saturn
Osawatomie
George B. Snyder
Jean Young
Josephine Dickey
Nell Dollar
Karl Cole
L. A. Day
Walt Hays
H. H. Rayle
E. F. Moore
James T. Fowler
John Erickson
R. L. Moler
Everett Coleman
C. E. Black
Warren Chambers
Frank Coker
Osawatomie Cemetery
Patrol Cites Both Drivers In Ottawa Area Crash
At 12 25 a m three miles west of Ottawa on US 50 two drivers were cited in a two car wreck. Callie Barnes 72 of Princeton RFD 1 drove a 1963 Buick attempting a left turn while Robert L Smith 20 of Williamsburg drove a 1958 Ford. Smith veered left to avoid impact. car ended in a ditch 133 feet away. Barnes was cited for failing to signal and Smith for following too close. Damages were $100 on Smiths right rear and $150 200 on Barnes left front. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Callie Barnes
Princeton
Robert L. Smith
Williamsburg
Smith
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Laura S Penny Kansas
State of Kansas Franklin County Probate Court. William S Bowers appointed administrator of Laura S Penny estate on June 18 1964 and qualified June 19 1964. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Ottawa Kansas date June 19 1964. Bowers & Bowers Attorneys for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Laura S. Penny
State of Kansas
William S. Bowers
Ottawa
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Stormont Vail Hospital
Kodak
Wright
Kansas ‘Veterans’ Commission
State of Kansas Veterans’ Commission
New City Building
Lawrence
Bill Avery
Garnett
Lake Garnett Grand Prix
Eldon Good
Bluestem Charolais Association
Wichita
G. E. Tomlinson
Social Security
Social Welfare
Richmond Ball Field
Web
A,b,c
Harry Smith
RFK
Czestochowa
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Frank Bacon
Watts
DWI Charge
Johnson
Beet
Eugene Whitsitt
Orange County Hospital
Wilmington
Arthur A. and
Leola M. Yates
California
Wanda Knight Yates
Diane
Teresa Yates
Leola Yates
Arthur
Overland Prk
Albert
Betty Harbison
Ira Happy
William Hjort
Donna Diann
Patrol
Legals
Bowers & Bowers Attorneys For
Cowier’s
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
Pittman Mfg. Co
Grandview, MO
B. F. Heidner
Line Coln Service
Endicott
A. Hadley P. O. Box
General Services
Rex Hiner
Mission
Monthru Fr
Knapp
Lee Carter
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Charles Carey
S. Hickory
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Pecan St
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Oversbrook
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Homewood
Noral Foley
Willow St
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