Lane High School graduate among Army payt duty at Fort Jackson
ARMY PAYT, WILLIAM D. Beal, 23, wife Barbara in Kansas City, fired expert with the M14 near end of basic training at Fort Jackson S C this month. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Evered Beal Lane he is a 1960 Lane High School graduate and attended the University of Kansas. Williamsburg Wildlife Club Trap Shoot Sunday July 3 four miles west of Williamsburg Kansas on 50 Highway. Yard sale 77 blocks north of Wilmer Mamsburg Post Office Fri Sat Adv.
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William D. Beal
Barbara
Kansas City
Fort Jackson
S. C
Evered Beal
Lane
Lane High School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Williamsburg Wildlife Club
Williamsburg
Kansas
Wile Mamsburg
Deaths of F D Griffin and N E Long in Ottawa region
Obituaries note Fred Delbert Griffin aged 60 of 916 North Oak dies at home after a life in Ottawa area as hydroelectric worker for Ottawa Steel. Survived by wife Freda and 19 grandchildren, plus siblings and 10 children in multiple states. Also Nelle Evelyn Long, 79, of Washington Kansas, died at Washington Hospital. Graveside service set at Highland Cemetery with Remains to be buried in Ottawa ties to Ottawa via late husband George Long and Ottawa origins. Survivors include a son and daughter and a sister. Funeral home Lamb in charge.
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Fred Delbert Griffin
N. Oak
Pomons
Towner's Chapel
Robert B. Craig
Higheland Cemetery
William Griffin
Edith (Clevey) Griffin
Freda Traver Griffin
Garnett
Ottawa
Ottawa Steel
Laeverne Griffin
Onard
Calif
Clarence Griffin
Seattle
Wash
Delbert Griffin
Landcaster
Wayne Griffin
Gail Griffin
Colby
Adrian Griffin
Nadine Carter
Manhattan
Vivian Gragg
Faye Franklin
Lee Summitt
Mage
Nelle Evelyn Long
Washington
Kan
Washington Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Gale McKinley
Washington Christian Church
Lamb Funeral Home
William Hamner
George E. Long
Frederick Long
Des Plaines
Aileene Hickman
Alma
C. E. Andrews
Topeka
Long
Nelle (Hamner) Long
Otetawa
Kansas
Stop Sign Proposal Aims at Two Busy Ottawa Corners
City engineer Steve James proposed stop signs at Fourth and Hickory and at Tecumseh and the Santa Fe crossing to curb accidents and improve visibility. Police Chief Flaherty endorsed the plan while Acting Mayor Corlis hesitated. Officials note existing Fourth Street signs violate uniform code and would be relocated.
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Fourth and
Hickory
Tecumseh
Santa Fe
Steve James
Tn Place
Tescomseh
James
Fourth Street
Hickory Street
Fourth
Eugene Flaherty
Citi
Zens
Fifth
Lyman Corlis
Corlis
Seventh Street
Charles Williamson
Laurence Wightman
Wightman
Harry Gilliland
Speeding charges trigger numerous bonds in local police court
A steady stream of defendants, led by O Connor, Hollon, Quique, and many others, faced June speeding charges with bonds ranging from 10 to 25 dollars. Several cases also included licenses issues and a drunken driving trial date set for July 14, with Allen Loyd and Shade among those cited June 23 to 29.
Historic Hotel Astor Closes After 62 Years in Times Square
New York AP report details the final day as the Hotel Astor ends its 62 year run with 150 guests checked out and 450 employees leaving. The building will be replaced by a 40 story office tower, marking a landmark goodbye to a Broadway era. Presidents stayed there since 1933 and a famous anecdote recalls Charles Evans Hughes waking as a loser after a night in the presidential suite.
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Astor
Times Square
Broadway
Erwin O. Schel
Henry Pottberg
Charles Evans Hughes
California
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Schel
Park Avenue
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Michigan Valley Area
Admissions list includes Gail Nitcher, 807 N Cedar. Dale Bones, Princeton. Jerome Godinez, 934 N Loe Cust. Ceilia Reyes, 104 S Oak. Wednesday and Thursday entries. Dismissals include Laura Persinger and Paul Persinger, J Louis Hull, Bill Hamilton. Terrence Malouf family. Births report Kenneth Bishop daughter 7 lb 3 oz Wednesday. Duane Hayes son 8 lb Thursday.
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Bill Hamilton
Michigan Valley
Gail Nitcher
N. Cedar
Dale Bones
Princeeton
Jerome Godinez
Loecust
Ceilia Reyes
S. Oak
Laura
Paul Persinger
Baldwin
J. Louis Hull
Quenemo
Terrence Malouf
Thefant
Kenneth Bishop
Sycamore
Duane Hayes
KC Markets Cattle Hogs Eggs Report From Kansas City
In Kansas City AP market notes cattle 1,800 head calves 50 price test none cows dominate terminal supply feeder steers mostly 26.50 to 29.50 with mixed lots. Hogs 2,000 strength to 25 higher barrows and gilts 24.75 to 25.25 fat hogs 200 to 300 pounds around 23.00 to 24.25 sows 17.50 to 21.00. Sheep 200 lambs choice prime 23.00 to 25.00 shortage noted. Wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 30.12 32.32, mediums A 25.27 and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Police News Involving Disobeying Traffic Signals And Noise Violations
Linda M Taylor age 18 of 628 Maple was charged with disobeying a traffic light at First and Main. Michael R Sayler age 17 of Princeton was charged Wednesday with an excessively noisy exhaust in the 300 block of East Logan. James L Gardner age 21 of 619 N Hickory was cited Wednesday for speeding in the 200 block of East Logan. Mrs Elaine Hale sang accompanied by Mrs Dorothy Gouldsmith. Casketbearers were Leslie Kimbrell Robert Kimbrell Donald Kimbrell Richard Kimbrell Herbert Kimbrell and William Edd Kimbrell. Burial was at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Pleasant Hill Mo.
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Linda M, Taylor
First
Michael R. Sayler
Princeton
East Logan
James L. Gardner
Hickory
Elaine Hale
Dorothy Gouldsmith
Léselie Kimbre
Robert Kimbrell
Donald Kimbrell
Richard Kimbrell
Herbert Kimbrell
William Edd Kimbrell
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Pleaseant Hill, Mo
Funeral services for Beulah Montegomery Leech
Beulah Monte Montgomery Leech died June 26 and funeral services were held June 29 at St. Paul Methodist Church in Independence Missouri Reverend Kenneth Brun officiated with Mrs Hazel Magnus and others assisting in the ceremony.
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Beulah M. Leech
Beulah Montegomery Leech
St. Paul Methodist Church
Independence
Kenneth Brun
Hazel Magnus
Man Charged On 3 Counts In Overland Park
John Vos, 57, of Overland Park pleaded innocent to three counts in police court. He posted a $350 bond after an alleged June 28 incident involving drunken driving reckless driving and an open bottle in the car. Trial set for July 14.
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John Vos
Overland Park
Drunsken
Fire at Beal Manufacturing plant in Kansas City
A explosion at Beal Manufacturing Co petroleum additive plant at 4001 Kaw Drive sparked a fire in a 400 foot long corrugated iron building. Twenty five workers escaped unharmed as heavy smoke billowed. Three nearby tanks holding volatile petroleum products were endangered.
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Kansas City
Kaw
Beal Manufacturing Co
Divorce Court Grants Multiple Ottawa Breakups
In District Court, Mary Ward aged 17 of Ottawa was granted a divorce from Franklin Lee Borrer 23 of Lawrence. Hazel V. Stansberg 43 of Ottawa was granted a divorce from Robert D. Goyette 38 of Jack Reddick. Ottawa residents Orrlea Altic 23 was granted a divorce from unknown husband. Custody of two minor children awarded to the mother. Thomas P. McGinnis 68 of Ottawa was granted a divorce from Helen R. Nore ton Lawrence.
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Mary Ward
Ottawa
Franklin Lee Borrer
Lawrence
Hazel V. Stansberg
Robert D. Goyette
Jack Reddick
Orrlea Altic
Thomas P. McGinnis
Helen R. Noreton
Garnett Reserve Heads to Camp Ripley for Training
Anderson County national guardsmen depart Friday at 7 15 AM for a 17 day annual field training at Camp Ripley Minnesota. Eleven vehicles transport the unit marked by a return to artillery training for the first time since 1958.
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Garnett
Anderson County National
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