Ottawa attorney joins national trial lawyers group
John B. Pierson, Ottawa attorney, elected to membership in the American College of Trial Lawyers, a national association aimed at improving trial practice standards. Also notes a yard sale at 712 Willow and an opening of The Old Castle Museum at Baker University with weekday and Saturday hours. Albert Schwegman, rural Richmond, transferred from Anderson County Hospital at Garnett to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas.
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John B. Pierson
Ottawa
Atetorney
American College of Trial Lawyers
Albert Schwegman
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
University of Kansas Medieval Center
Kansas City
Kan
Emergency hospital treatments and local sales items
Emergency treatments list several residents including Richard DeMent of Kansas City Missouri with a finger cut from a ring, Chad Myers from Ottawa Rural Free Delivery two for a head laceration, Mark Norton of Pope lar for a chin laceration, Lewis Fritts of Pomona for a finger cut caused by a ring, and Robert Rank of Kansas City Kansas for a hand cut closing a window. Local ads note yard sales and small ads, such as 536 Ash Friday 1 to 8 pm for clothing, 1209 S Hickory for furniture and dishes, a neighborhood sale at 706 E Logan and a free square dance at Downtown Hall with Bill Abbott as caller.
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Richard DeMent
Kansas City
Chad Myers
Ottawa
Mark Norton
Popelar
Lewis Fritts
Pomona
Robert Rank
Kan
Will Leaves Wichita Humane Society $100000
Mrs Lula Dulaney Prestridge who died June 21 at 19 left $100000 to the Kansas Humane Society in Wichita. She had served as director secretary and president and was reelected president in April though ill. Other bequests include $25000 to the Kansas Federation of Humane Societies and $10000 of household goods and a dog to John Edgin of Ozark Ark, a former Humane Society manager.
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Wichita
Kansas Humane Society
Lula Dulaney Prestridge
Humane Society
Kansas Federation of Humane Societies
Kansas City
Kansas Foundation For the Blind
Wichita Home For Aged
Phyllis Wheatle
Wichita Institute O Logopedics
First Presbyterian Church
John Edgin
Ozark, Ark
Printing Bids Exceed Budget At University Of Kansas
Bids for a new printing services building at the University of Kansas total about 392520 dollars, roughly 40000 over available funds, risking contract awards. Kansas Board of Regents official Max Bickford noted prior bid rejection due to funding limits. Other bids include alterations at McKinley Hall Wichita State University and various regional construction and roofing bids.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Board of Regents
Max Bickford
The
Kansas Board of Regents
William Allen White Journalism School
Wichita
McKinley Hall
Wichita State University
Hahner
Foreman and Harness
Hemco
A. Messenger
Pittsburg
Timmons
Pittsburg State College
Hutchinson
Meredith Still On Long Walk
Meredith continues his long march for civil rights on U S 51 from Memphis toward Jackson Mississippi as Martin Luther King Jr and other leaders join in. He plans two evening political orientation meetings for African Americans in Duck Hill and nearby areas.
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Duck Hill
Miss
James H. Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S. 51
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Martin Luther King
Greenwood
King
Hospital Funds OK'd By State For Ransom Memorial
Franklin County gained state approval to issue nofund warrants totaling 23 333 52 dollars for new construction at Ransom Memorial Hospital. A second application to raise to 35 000 dollars is on file, with state permission expected soon. Funds will support completing the third floor for a cure patient clinic and patient rooms, with work planned to start this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
State Board of Tax Appeals
Bruce Spears
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Scouts Bugged By Bee Swarm At Camp Kirawood
A hive of bees swarmed Camp Kirawood injuring a German Shepherd pup owned by camper leader Paul Keeler after limbs broke from a heavily coated tree. Nurse Rosella Ray was stung. scout group avoided injuries, and Harold Shomber captured the colony as two days of camping continued with no girl scouts stung.
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Camp Kirawood
Paul Keeler
Rosella Ray
Harold Shomber
Tremont
Stock Market Close Hits Broad Dow Jones Rally
New York at 1 PM shows widespread gains across major issues led by Du Pont and General Electric. Technological and industrial stocks including Boeing, Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors posted notable climbs while utilities and energy sectors showed mixed results. Investors tracked airline, chemical, and oil shares amid an active trading session.
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Toboe
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Apcooi
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Avco Corp
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Beth Steel
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Gen Motors
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Lone
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Morrell
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NY Central
D & NoAm
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Nor Pac Seaceees
Ogden
RCA
D & Sunray
Toxaco
Tiimer
U & Trans
Docking Forms Kansas Indian Affairs Advisory Panel
Gov. Robert Docking announced the creation of a governor s advisory committee on Indian affairs with seven prominent tribal leaders named as members to coordinate all Indian affairs in Kansas. Charles G. Shunatona of Wichita will chair. other appointees include James G. Andrews Arkansas City Walter Cooper Topeka Karl H. Talawyman Lawrence James A. Rhodd Hiawatha Tom R. Goslin Mercier and Joseph S. Nioce Mayetta.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Charles G. Shunatona
Wichita
James G. Andrews
Arkansas City
Walter Cooper
Karl H. Talawyman
Lawrence
James A. Rhodd
Hiawatha
Tom R. Goslin
Mercier
Joseph S. Nioce
Mayetta
Severe storms sweep western Kansas with heavy rain
Western Kansas endured severe thunderstorms Wednesday night bringing hail and heavy rain. Jerry reported 3.50 inches near Dodge City in a band stretching to Hill City. Ness City 2.85, WaKeeney 2.04, Elkader and Sharon Springs 2.00, Goodland 2.45 inches. Rain continued today with fading activity this afternoon, while strong winds of 50 mph lashed Wichita and a trailer near Clearwater was toppled with one hospitalized. Temperatures cool tonight and Friday with highs in the 70s to 80s and clouds fading eastward.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Hill City
Jerome
Ness City
WaKeeney
Elkader
Sharon Springs
Goodland
Wichita
Weather Bureau
Clearwater
Kanesas
Ft. Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Police Court Docket Details Speeding and Drunkenness Citations
Roy Warhurst 53 Topeka cited June 8 for speeding. trial continuation to today and July 6. William Walker 16 cited June 21 for careless operation. trial continuation to today, forfeited $25 after failure to appear. Donald Griffin 31 cited June 23 for public drunkenness. forfeited $50 bond. Alvin Heck 17 Princeton cited June 24 for careless driving. pleaded innocent, posted $25 bond, trial continuation to July 6. Jerry Burgoon 19 Ottawa RFD 2 cited June 24 for driving while license suspended. forfeited $100 bond. Perry George Smith 63 Salt Lake City cited June 24 for public drunkenness. forfeited $50 bond. Kent Hollinger 22 Ottawa RFD 2 cited June 25 for speeding. forfeited $25 bond. Arlone Keplinger 21 Baldwin cited June 27 for DUI and careless driving. fined $25 on second charge. first charge dismissed.
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Roy Warhurst
Topeka
William D. Walker
S. Hickory
Donald W. Griffin
Princeton
Alvin H. Heck
Princeeton
Jerry L. Burgoon
Ottawa
Ottawa Rfd
Arlone
Keplinger
Baldwin
Hutch Worniak Hurt In Crash Near Ottawa
A 68 year old Hutchinson woman Mrs Bessie Young was in satisfactory condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a collision west of Ottawa on US 50. Her husband William D Young 70 of Hutchinson and Samuel H Haley 56 of Kansas City Kansas were involved when Haley struck the Young car after Young braked to left turn and slick roads from light rain. A 16 year old Mason City NL passenger MaryAnn Byerley was uninjured and the Franklin County sheriff and Kansas Highway Patrol investigated.
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Hutchinson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Bessie Young
William D. Young
Young
Samuel H. Haley
Kansas City
Kan
Euell G. Baker
Williamsburg
Haley
MaryAnn Byerley
Mason City
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin County Sherriff’s
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Admissions include Mrs. William Young Hutchinson Thursday and Dismissals list Mrs. Grace Johannes 412 W Std Wednesday and Mrs. Kenneth Jones 444 Ash plus Julie Rubin Pomona Thursday. Births record Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Macy Jr 1641 S Main a daughter weight 5 lbs 6 oz Wednesday.
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William Young
Hutchinson
Grace Johannes
Kenneth Jones
Ash
Julie Rubin
Pomona
Alexander Macy Jr
S, Main
New Assistant Highway Man Is Tapped
J B Stephenson named assistant state highway engineer by John Montgomery succeeding retiring Frank Virr. Stephenson 56 has led construction worth 418 million dollars across Kansas and headed a KSHAO specifications committee. A 34 year veteran, he graduated from Kansas State University with a civil engineering degree and began as a civil engineer in southeast Kansas in 1933.
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Topgea
J. B. Stephenson
Kansas Highway Commission
John Montgomery
Stephenson
Frank Virr
Kansas
American Association of State Highway Officials
Highway Commission
Kansas State University
Notice of Sale of Abandoned Vehicle Kansas
The State Highway Commission of Kansas impounds the motor vehicle owned by Edward L. Bush and will sell it at public auction to the highest bidder for cash if the owner does not claim within ten days of the second publication and pay removal storage and publication costs.
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State Highway Commission of Kansas
Edward L. Bush
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Lamb
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Raney Drugstore
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America
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Ottawa, Kansas
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