Janet Duncan elected rush chairman at Kansas University
Janet Duncan daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard N Duncan 1631 Orchard Drive was elected rush chairman of Pi Beta Phi sorority at Kansas University She also was elected chairman of the Panhellenic rush chairman council Big Smorgasbord at the Coffee Shop Sunday 11 00 am to 2 30 pm announces an international Ladies Garment Workers Union sale at Acme Paint 4th and Main march 14 names motorists charged with traffic offenses including Wiseman of Wellsville for muffler defects Burgoon of Ottawa RFD 2 careless driving Capron of 635 S Main speeding 45 in a 30 zone and Lecom of Pomona 35 in a 20 zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Duncan
Howard N. Duncan
Orchard Drive
Rush
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Kansas University
Miss Duncan
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Acme Paint
Local 4 H and church meetings scheduled Monday
Advisory Committee on home economics meets at 1 30 p m in the Kansas State Employment office at 2nd and Cedar. 4 H Council gathers at 7 30 p m in the First Methodist Church, 203 E 4th. Marine PFC James M Roth son of Mr and Mrs Elmer A Roth of 839 South Oak St has completed a simulated desert warfare exercise Operation Winter Night at the Marine Corps Base Twentynine Palms Cal. John R Meh arry fire control technician third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Ralph MehARRY of Ottawa RFD 1 is taking part in an assault landing exercise Operation Springboard aboard USS Little Rock in the Caribbean. Marine Staff Sergeant Jesse L Pacheco son of Manuel Pacheco of 815 King St participates with the Third Battalion Third Marine Division in a coordinated US Nationalist Chinese amphibious exercise off Taiwan coast. Jerry H Kelley hospital corpsman second class USN son of H H Kelley of Lane recently took part in amphibious landing exercises on Taiwan coast. George Wolfe of Rantoul has been released on 200 bond after arraignment in County Court on cruelty to animals for failing to provide food and water for his cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Roth
Elmer A. Roth
South Oak St
Marine Corps Base, Twentynine Palms
Canif
John R. Meharry
USN
Ralph. ‘Meharry
Ottawa
RFD 1
Little Rock
Caribbean
Jesse L. Pacheco
Manuel Pacheco
King St
Third Marine Division
Taiwan
Jerry H. Kelley
H. H. Kelley
Lane
George Wolfe
Rantoul
Wolfe
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Sheep Hogs
KC markets report cattle up to 25.75 compared with last week and hogs down to 59. Prices show steers and heifers 19.00 to 22.50 for good to prime cattle while cows rise 13.50 to 19.50. Lambs gain 0.75 to 1.25 with feeders 17.00 to 18.00 and ewes 7.00 to 8.50. Hogs show barrows and gilts 59 lower and sow values steady to 25 lower. typical weights 190 to 280 pounds at 14.00 to 14.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Spring Fever Hits OHS Despite Busy School Buzz
Students at OHS cope with Spring Fever while activities stay lively. Junior high drama casts lead roles in We Shook the Family Tree with March 19 matinee and March 20 evening show. Final production plans list cast members and April 24 25 dates. A field trip to Kansas University engages art students and instructors. Senior writing projects begin with English research papers and note cards, followed by a Quill and Scroll banquet at KU attended by journalism students and honor society veterans. Graduation appears 76 days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Jack Busheman
Patty Jameson
Beverly Schmidt
Ronnie Doyen
Jane Feuerborn
Alliens
Tom Jordan
Florence Robinson
Kansas University
Thurston Wallace
Jeff Wesen
Susan Fleming
Roxy Lennard
Barbara Hughes
Anne Geiss
Anne Casida
Barbara Aretinger
Karen Wilson
Linda Ames
Sandra Sauer
Ferne Caylor
Steve Queen
Tom Fisher
Fred Irwin
Terry Wollen
Honor Society
Sally Corlis
Linda Smith
Teresa Morrisey
Jean Wright
Carol Moherman
Milton Bland
Conrad Downing
W. P. Shepard
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list Edwin Duffield and Mrs Bob Cook and Mrs Kenneth Chapman with addresses and days noted. Births record Mr and Mrs Allen Unruh a son Friday and Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Burnett a daughter Friday with weights 7 lb 13 oz and 7 lb 5 oz. Dismissals include Mrs Charles Crowell and baby son and other names with locations and days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Duffield
S. Mulberry
Bob Cook
N. Hickory
Kenneth Chapman
Allen Unruh
Willow
Friday
Ellsworth Burnett
Charles Crowell
Poplar
Lyneda Hermreck
Richmond
Leah Magrath
Williamsburg
Minnie Phillips
Don Rice
Melvern
Ralph Fanning
Pomona
Blanche Tucker
Rantoul
Manuel E. Smith
North American Hotel
Show Seeks Entries For Ransom Memorial Hospital Art Show
The committee seeks entries depicting the hospital exterior in oil, watercolor, pastel, pen and ink, brush and ink, charcoal or conte crayon. Open to 7th grade and up. blanks from Mrs. Warren Wesen. Exhibit May 12 in Eliott hall at First Baptist Church. children’s drawings via schools. Five classes with a grand prize to be donated to the hospital lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Warren Wesen
Eliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Seven County Court Fines Seven
Seven persons paid traffic fines Friday and today in County Court. Max Rideau of Pomona paid 11 dollars in fine and costs for no current registration. Allen Dunn of El Dorado paid 16 dollars for a speeding violation. Robert Shrum of 507 North Sycamore paid 11 dollars for failure to display current registration. Melvin Holmquest of Kansas City Kansas paid 21 dollars on illegal display of registration plates and no current registration. Kenneth Wiebe of Prairie Village paid 16 dollars on a speeding charge. Antone Gretencord of Richmond paid 11 dollars for running a stop sign. Leon Burrichter of Ottawa Rural Fire District 1 paid 11 dollars for failure to display proper registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rideau
Pomona
Allen Dunn
el Dorado
Robert Shrum
N. Sycamore
Melvin Holmquest
Kansas City
Kan
Kenneth Wiebe
Prairie Village
Antone Gretencord
Richmond
Wellsville PTA hosts Brazilian speaker and plans fund drive
Miss Iri Silveira from Brazil spoke at the Wellsville PTA meeting on Brazil with colored slides. Members voted to buy eighteen fans for school rooms using carnival and bazaar funds. The Mother-Daughter Banquet is set for April 30 at the high school gym with guest Wanda Vinson.Rose Junior Garden Club meets March 16 at Wellsville Baptist Church. Missing board positions include Harold Good resigning March 3 and Minor Larrick’s treasurer vacancy filled by Robert Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Iri Silveira
Brazil
Baker University
Wellsville
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
H. E. Stonequist
Girl Scouts
Brownie Girl Scouts
Evan Phillips
Minor Larrick
Emporia
Miriam Verge
L. C. Haughn
Wellsville Common
Harold Good
Robert Cramer
Cramer
Good
Deaths Roy Clifford Travis 81 retired farmer dies
Roy Clifford Travis 81 a retired farmer and real estate salesman died at 3 30 a m in Ransom Memorial Hospital after illness lasting some time Services set for Monday at 2 p m at Towner Chapel burial in Highland Cemetery He was born August 1 1882 in Bethany Mo and lived most of his life in Franklin County He married Vera L Oyler who died October 9 1958 He was a member of Trinity Methodist Church Surviving include one daughter Mrs Allen Hawley Baldwin two grandchildren one brother Claude Travis St Joseph Mo and two sisters Mrs Mable Chipps New Hampton Mo and Mrs Myrtle Bush King City Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clifford Travis
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Travis
Bethany
Franklin County
Vera L. Oyler
Trinity Methodist Church
Allen Hawley
Baldwin
Claude Travis
St. Joseph
Mable Chipps
New Hampton
Myrtle Bush
King City
Wellsville spelling contests delayed by measles and sales listings
The final Wellsville schools spelling contest to crown a county rep has been delayed due to measles. Julie Bourgeois fell ill on March 12, her 13th birthday, affecting the junior high final. Mary Baldwin won the fifth and sixth grade contest on March 12. the final Mary vs Julie contest will occur after Julie returns to school. Also listed are area farm and household sale dates and auction notices from Centropolis to Pomona and Frankin County, with multiple sale dates in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Julie Bourgeois
Mary Baldwin
Mary
Julie
Donald Woodley
Larry Ganong
Becky Baldwin
Hay Fire Extinguished Near Ottawa by KC Power and Light
A Kansas City Power and Light crew yesterday extinguished a grass fire three miles north of Ottawa that Lloyd Daugharthy believed could have destroyed the house and barn. Eight men used a fire extinguisher and water from a stock tank to douse flames that started in loose hay near about 40 bales of alfalfa hay as high winds pushed toward the barn. The Daugharthys were not at home when the fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Power and Light Hnemen
Lloyd Daugharthy
Ottawa
Daugharthy
Daugharthys
Rantoul LLC Holds Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
Mrs Bessie Miller led a Colossians lesson at the Rantoul LLC meeting held in the United Presbyterian Church with Mrs Ted Martin presiding. Plans discussed include a St Patrick’s supper on March 16 and a Good Friday tea. Lane Ladies Aid invited members to a March 17 meeting. A closing song featured, with refreshments served by Mrs Edith Caylor and Mrs Bill Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Miller
LLC
Rantoul United Presbyterian Church
Ted Martin
Lane Ladies Aid
Edith Caylor
Bill Foster
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Ellis
Raymond W. Wiseman
Jerry L. Burgoon
Ottawa Rfd 2
Thomas Q. Capron
S. Main
Larry M. Lecom
Kansas State Employment Office
2Nd and
Cedar
First Methodist Church
E. 4Th
K.C. Markets
Davis
Arthur Rutherford
Charles Gaynor
Dick Perkins
Swein Perkins
Bob Nordyke
Nellie
Ethel Rutherford
Linda Showalter
Mrs. Perkins
Mr. Appleby
Jim Graham
Lucy
Leon Burrichter
RFD
Mae Cuial Esi
Cs Oe
Hedwig
Hedi) Keuhn
Hamburg
Germany
Palo Alto
Calif
Larrick
Wellsville Teachers Association
Goldena Chilton
George Sherman
Legals
Samual Lloyd McLaughlin
Kansas
Topeka
Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
North
L. Blanche Templeton
Tarkio
Pleasant Hill
Fairfax
Miss Templeton
Warrensburg State Teachers College
Hawaii
Rockport
Missouri State Teachers Association
Federated Women’s Club, Tarkio
C. W. Heckman
Sycamore
L. W. Deneve
Quenemo
B. L. Taul
Duane Anderson
Baldwin Jct
Joe Button
Kas
Karl Neider
Lone Star
Karl Renos
Rusty’s Market
Lawrence
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
The
Plaza Theater
Texas
Drums of
Africa
Rock Hudson
Rantoul LLC
General Services 29
GARE
Cleveland
King
Gene Powell
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Angus
Gary
Thompson, Michigan Valley
Walter George
Ralph Smith
Princeton
Chamberlin Seed Farm
Poultry
West 11Th
Misc
Ottawa Herald
Structural Steel
Williamson Coal and Salvage
Keen Co
OK Discount Store
Sporting Goods
Newman
Evanrude
Cherry
Ottawa Marine
N. Cedar
Johnson Motors
Bob Luce
North Cedar
Starcraft and
I.M.P
Harold Bones
Hazle
Hazle Stevenson
Rita Turner
Hazle’s Cafe
Ralph Wilson
Mrs
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Pauline Todd W.C
Marie Raffelock Sec’y
B. F. Heidner
Vogel
Prairie Hills
Hiway 50
Herald Box
Higgins
Emerald Drive
Minnesota Woolen Co
Queen
Minn
Woolen Co
Dept. NA
Duluth
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