Briefs highlight local notices and appointments
Michigan Valley motorist Dewayne E Schoepelin to pay $10 bond after a Thursday speeding citation in a 20 mph zone. Eagle dance event hosted by Bob Brockus Orchestra set for Saturday 9 to 12. Lincoln School PTA to elect officers at 7:30 p.m. Monday with student and staff program previews. Correction issued for Pict Rite Freestone Peaches price in Thursday A and P ad. Dan W Lickteig reports on Farmers Co-op delegate to CMA meeting in Kansas City. Jaycees Trap Shoot at March 13 at 2:00 p.m. Herbert F Sheldon Jr promoted to corporal at St Johns Military School. Kathleen E Powell among 10 KU students honored by Woodrow Wilson Foundation. 18 KU students awarded Wilson Fellowships.
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Lincoln School
PTA
Martin Community Meeting Notice
A Martin community meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. on March 19. Leon Burrichter will present slides and attendees are asked to bring cookies.
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Martin
Leon Burrichter
Eugene Field PTA Meeting Promises Education Talk
The Eugene Field PTA will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the school Marvin P For ker superintendent of schools will speak on Education In General The fifth grade will present a physical education demonstration Babysitters and refreshments will be offered
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Eugene Field Pta
Marvin P. Forker
Lit tle American Royal show at Kansas State University
Steve Dunbar of Richmond chairs the centerpiece committee for the Little American Royal Association at Kansas State University. The show is scheduled for 7 p.m. on March 26.
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Steve Dunbar
Albert Dunbar, Richemond
Little American Royal Association
Kansas State University
Backing Accident Injures No One In City Street
A backing accident occurred at 4 34 p m Thursday in the 100 block of East Second. No injury was reported. Ruth E Gorrell 43 Centerville backed her 1958 Ford from a stall next to a parked 1966 Chevrolet owned by the Kansas Telephone Company. She said she did not realize she was that close to the parked car. Damage to the Chevrolet left rear fender estimated at 20 dollars. No damage reported to the backing car.
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The
Kansas Telephone Company
Second Street
Ruth E. Gorrell
Centerville
Chevrolet
Trouble For New Corps Grows As Funding Delays
Washington AP reports President Johnson’s National Teacher Corps faces a funding crisis as Congress withholds operating money. Officials race to recruit applicants, arrange summer training, and place corps members while forecasters warn it may miss the planned fall start. About 13.2 million is needed for the rest of FY1966 and 31 million for FY1967. The program aims to raise teaching quality in city slums and rural areas.
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Washington
Johnson
National Teacher Corps
Congress
U. S. Office of Education
Teacher Corps
Deaths Mrs Dena Peine Anderson and William Ball
Death notices for Mrs Dena Peine Anderson who died March 3 in Pawnee Oklahoma with services held March 9 at St John Church burial in Glenco and for William Harold Ball 77 of Rantoul who died March 10 after a long illness with services planned in Dengel and Son Mortuary and burial in Highland Cemetery. and family details and survivors listed.
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Dena Anderson
Dena(Peine) Anderson
Pawnee
Okla
St. John Catholic Church
Glenco
Scipio
Ferdinand and
Sophia (Mader) Peine
Otway
Colo
C. W
Bert” Anderson
Margaret McGrew
Veretura
Calif
Gertrude Swineney
Kansas City
Kan
Alebertina Tawney
Ottawa
Frances Jackson
Garnett
J.J. Peine
Davis
Catif
Aaron
Rayemond Peine
William H. Ball
William Harold Ball
Rane Toul
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Richard G. Copeland
Highland Cemetery
Miami County
Elisha
Sarah J. (Sargent) Ball
Pleasant Ridge
KC Markets Kansas City beef and hogs update
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle at 100 and calves none, hogs 1,200 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 cents higher and various weights priced from 23.50 to 24.50 per cwt. Sheep none. Eggs and butter prices listed for wholesale and retail categories.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Record
Admissions list includes Mrs. Willard Wallace 908 N Main Jerry W Norris 1342 S Mulberry Mrs Fred Salman Greeley RFD 1 Mrs Paul Bishop 601 S Cherry Friday and Mrs Fern Hart 512 S Mulberry Friday. Dismissals include Mrs Olive Red Williamsburg RFD 2 Jerry Norris 13425 Mulberry Mrs Frank Borrer 609 W 25th Lawrence. Rev and Mrs E Lynn Myers Williamsburg welcome a daughter weight 8 lb 9 oz Friday.
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Willard Wallace
N. Main
Jerry W. Noreris
S. Mulberry
Fred Salman
Greeley
Rfd
Paul Bishop
S. Cherry
Fern Hart
Olive Red
Williamsburg Rfd
Jerry Norris
Mulberry
Frank Borrer
W. 25Th
Lawrence
E. Lynn Myers
Williamsburg
Elks District Meet to be Held in Ottawa Kansas
Ottawa Elks Lodge 803 hosts the northeast district deputy spring meeting at the Elks building on Saturday and Sunday March 12 13. District includes Clay Center Atchison Leavenworth Lawrence Topeka Hiawatha Manhattan Junction City Osawatomie and Ottawa. Herbert A Knox Manhattan presides with past state deputies Glenn Edwards Wellington Walter Gage Lyell Rathbone Manhattan and others present. Six lodges will field teams at the Wichita convention April 20 with a Dallas national event in July. about 100 visitors expected from the state.
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Ottawa Elks Lodge
Elks
Suneday
Clay Ceneter
Atchison
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Topeka
Hiawatha
Manhattan
Junction City
Osaewatomie
Ottawa
Herbert A. Knox
Manehattan
Glenn Edwards
Wellington
Walter Gage
Lyell Rathbone
Cliff Lycons
Ted Biegert
Ron Gabbert
George Tracy
Claerence Chandler
Dick Deffenbaugh
Glenn J. Wicke
Wichita
Dallas
Tex
Earl A. Guist
Short Term Interest Up Across Banks
New York AP report finds major banks raising minimum short term loan rates from 5 to 5.5 percent marking the second prime rate rise in three months. Morgan Guaranty Trust led the moves with Bank of America confirming the increase as credit demand remains strong.
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New York
Associated Press
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
D.C. Sutherland
Bank of America
San Francisco
Pomona Adopts Two New Dog Ordinances
Pomona dog owners must observe rabies vaccination for all dogs before tags are issued starting April 1, with a $1 registration fee. Another ordinance requires dogs not confined to the owner's property to be leashed. city clerk Vivian Eichinger said this is a new measure intended to curb stray dogs.
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Pomona
Ottawa Herald
Vivian Eichinger
Paroled Kansas inmate Ware granted two year parole
District Court granted parole for two years to Charles Robert Ware who had been sent from the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory at Hutchinson to the Diagnostic Center in Topeka. He was previously found guilty of grand larceny for stealing Ronald Hazzen’s 1957 Chevrolet on November 12, 1964.
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Charles Robert Ware
Topeka
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Ware
Ronald Has Zen
Zeb McKeon Dies at 83 Former Ote tawwan Resident
Zeb McKeon 83 a former Ote tawa n resident died March 10 born October 26 1882 at Wilson and Son Funeral Home Paola services Saturday Rev Neal Alford will officiate burial in Stanton Cemetery Miami County
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Zeb McKoon
Zeb McKeon
Otetawan
Wilson and Son
Paola
Neal Alford
Stanton Cemetery
Mlami County
Malcolm X Assassins Convicted in 1965 Murder
A New York Supreme Court jury convicted three men of first degree murder in the Obama era Malcolm X assassination after more than 20 hours of deliberation. Talmadge Hayer, 24, confessed to taking part while naming no others. Sentencing is set for April 14 with mandatory life imprisonment.
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New York
Supreme Court
Malcolm X
George Carter
Talmadge Hayer
Hayer
Malcolm
Butler
Johnson
Charles Marks
Manhattan
Ottawa Motorist Cited For Non Current Vehicle Registration
Ottawa police cited John E. Myers of Lawrence for operating a motor vehicle with non current registration in the 1000 block of North Main. Myers, 59, posted $15 bond.
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Ottawa
John E. Myers
Lawrence
North Main
KU Professor Here Monday at Franklin County Meeting
Oscar M. Haugh of KU will speak at 7:30 p.m. Monday for the Franklin County Teachers Association in Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Wellsville hosts. The Wellsville High School Mixed Ensemble directed by Wendell Hicks will perform a musical program.
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Oscar M. Haugh
Franklin County Teachers Association
Haugh
Wellsville
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Wellsville High School
Wendell Hicks
Local Markets Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
Market note lists wheat at 1.80 per unit, soybeans at 1.48, and rye at 0.60 with small volume indicators. Unclear lines reference COFTN 2 and Milo, suggesting brief commodity updates or misread entries from the page.
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COFTN
Franklin County bridge project bid notice 1966
Franklin County Kansas invites sealed proposals for Project CBe1-66 bridge work. Bids accepted at the County Commissioners Office in Ottawa until 10:00 AM April 13 1966 and then publicly opened. Project description includes 32 40 32 continuous spans.
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Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Franklin County
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners of
Ottawa
Johnson funeral services set for Saturday
Funeral services for Mr. Chris Johnson will be conducted from the Mortuary Saturday at 2 o'clock with Rev. Chester Hall officiating. Interment Garnett Cemetery. Masonic services by Ottawa Lodge No. 18. Ball funeral services set for Mr. William Harold Ball Monday at 2 o'clock with Rev. Richard G. Copeland officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery.
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Ottawa
A.F
A.M
Chris P. Johnson
Estel O. Northway
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Bid Proposals for County Contract and Zoning Hearing Notice
Proposals for a county project require certified checks and plans available through Franklin County offices in Ottawa Kansas. A public hearing in Ottawa April 12 1966 concerns reclassifying real estate from General Business to Light Industrial at Baldwin and Taylor’s Addition, with details and protests to be submitted to the City Planning Commission.
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City Commission Room
Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Millie E. Livengood
Bernice Livengood
Floyd M. Livengood
Baldwin and
Taylor
Franklin County
Planning Commission
Kanesas
The
Owen Shofner
Donald R, Capper
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Michigan Valley
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Eaglea
Bob Brockus
Dan W. Lickteig
Farmers CoeOp
Richmond
Cooperative Marketing Association
Jaycees
Herbert F. Sheldon Jr
H. F. Sheldon
St. Joh’s Military School
Saline
Episcopal
Kathleen E. Powell
John P. Powell
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Ellis
Litwin’s
Litwin's Shoe Dept
Oxfords
Ria Dann
Wyss
CW Oxfords
Emma D. Kennedy
Liberty
Detwiler
Charles W. Detwiler
Towners Chapel
Towner’s Chapel
Jor
Oteawal
Joe Towner
Ottawa, Kansas
West 15Th Street
Malcom X
Police News
Louis Dengl
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
Anchem Prod., Inc
DeKalb Agric. Assn., Inc
Ralston Purina Co
Behlen Mfg. Co
Board of
County County
Kansas Bank Or Trust Company
Otetawa
Board of County Commissioners
Geo Atchison
Bruce Spears
Eugene Field School
Tremont Terrace
Davis Paint Store
Raney Drugs
Grace Middleton
Lyndon
Ford Mechanic
Beedles Motor Co
Baldewin
General Services
Topeka Daily Capitol
J.W. Taylor
Gene Powell
Bennie Stineson
Standard
Fred Moore
Bill
Glenn Doerr
Princeton
Bayless
Logan
Choice
Gene Barnett
Walter Davis Sr
Garenett
Clifford R
Hobbs
ICH
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Gene Red
Ivan Barrett
Heresford Cattle
South Waverly
Mar
Claude Beeks
North
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim” Brady
Harold Stewart
Ottawa University
Harvry Worthington
S. Maple
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