Local notices and incidents from town columns
Hayden Turner enters University of Kansas Medical Center last Friday. Big Smorgasbord at Coffee Shop Wednesday night. Mrs Donald Coughlin Wellsville enters Baptist Memorial Hospital Kansas City March 23. Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System week ending March 21 31934 up from 32766 last year. Cars received from connections 11546 down from 12740. Auto collision on South Main. Raymond L. Davis and Wiloma Babcock involved. no citations. neck pain reported. Michael Mason charged with forging $75 check. bound over to District Court. bond 1500. Duplicate bridge winners at Elks Club. Osawatomie prizes noted. Paul Garrett Otawa RFD 2 home from St Lukes Hospital Kansas City.
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Raymond L. Davis
N. Cedar
Wiloma Babcock
N. Cherry
South Main
Michael Mason
Red Rooster
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Shift
KC Markets reports cattle at 5,000 head with feeders weak and good to choice steers around 19.00 to 21.25 while calves and cows show price gaps. Hogs at 4,000 head with barrows and gilts down 25, sows lower. lambs steady to higher with strong ewes. Consumer eggs steady with large at 27.31 and wholesale at 31.36. mediums 29-33.
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Kansas City
Appraisers Discuss Property Values At Richmond Meeting
Property valuation will be discussed at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Richmond High School gymnasium Russell Wray chairman of the Franklin County appraisers team and members will answer questions The Richmond Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce sponsor the meeting.
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Richmond High School
Nnasium
Russell Wray
Franklin County Appraisers
Richmond Lions’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
United Nations Considers South Rhodesia Independence Question
The United Nations Security Council has been handed the question of independence for South Rhodesia, a British territory governed by a white minority regime. The decision awaits debate and potential action as the council weighs international responses and timelines.
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United. Nations
N.Y. Perm
U.N. Security Coun
South Rhodesia
Cancer Drugs To Be Tested By FRANK CAREY AP
Fifteen new and potentially valuable breast cancer drugs discovered via a radioactive screening method will enter extensive human trials. Dr. Ralph L Dorfman said two drugs show promise equal to or better than current hormone therapy, with six others showing antitumor activity and several more with notable activity. None are expected to cure but may extend survival. Trials will occur at six centers under a government backed anticancer drug program.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Ralph L Dorfman
Shrewsbury
Mass
Dorfman
Worcester (Mass
Ruby Family And Lawyer Disagree
Percy Foreman quits the Ruby defense team in Dallas saying he was blocked from handling the appeal. Ruby, proclaiming himself a pauper on his 53rd birthday, was sentenced to death for the November 24 killing of Lee Harvey Oswald. Foreman cited lack of autonomy and criticized the trial process led by Melvin Belli.
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Dallas
Tex
Percy Foreman
Melvin M. Belli
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Houston
Foreman
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Belli
San Francisco
Kennedy Half Dollars Enter Circulation Nationwide
Washington AP reports Kennedy fifty cent pieces begin circulating today through the Treasury in Washington and banks nationwide. Twenty six million new half dollars are available now with about sixty five million more expected by year end. If law stands minting could continue for twenty five years or longer replacing the Benjamin Franklin half dollar retired last year. First coins were struck February 11 at the Denver and Philadelphia mints. Kennedy’s likeness from the presidential medal is on the obverse and an eagle with olive branch and arrows on the reverse.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Treasury
Congress
Denver
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Traffic Deaths In Topeka Week Log 1964 Up From 1963
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday with three fatalities for March 24, 1964, and 125 for the month. The comparable 1963 period shows 84 deaths. Note adds two February fatalities previously unreported. The Herald offers $5 weekly for best reader tip.
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Topeka
Kansas
the Herald
Hospital Notes One Day Admissions and Births
Hospital notes list several admissions including Robert Brown 619 N Hickory Herb Blair 1024 Walnut George Hart Richmond Mrs Clara Marshall 704 S Main James Arthur 708 Olive and Mrs Alice Fogle Williams burg Tuesday Births record Mr and Mrs Winton A Winter 312 Ash a son weighing 8 lb 14 oz Dismissals include Mrs Margaret Bien 509 N Main Mrs Harold Bishop and baby daughter 609 King Mrs Bertha McCarty 826 N Cedar and Mrs Willis Cramer 828 N Main Tuesday
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Robert Brown
Hickory
Herb H. Blair
George F. Hart
Richmond
Clara Marshall
Main
James Arthur
Olive
Alice Fogle
Williamsburg
Winton A. Winter
Margaret Bien
Harold Bishop
King
Bertha McCarty
N. Cedar
Willis Cramer
Deaths Mrs Alta McKay Beasley 87 Southwest Richmond
Mrs Alta McKay Beasley 87 of the Jantha neighborhood southwest of Richmond died at 11 a.m. Monday at Anderson County Hospital Garnett after several years of failing health. Widow of Frank Beasley she leaves daughter Mrs Birdie Johnson Topeka son Ralph Beasley Garnett and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Alta McKay Beasley
Jantha
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Frank Beasley
Birdie Johnson
Topeka
Ralph Beasley
Four Pays Fines In County Court Today
Four individuals paid traffic fines in County Court today. James O'Brien of Van Buren Arkansas paid 16 dollars in fine and costs for speeding. James Pearce of Shawnee Mission paid 11 dollars for improper passing. Rose McAuley of Ottawa RFD 3 paid 11 dollars for running a stop sign. Donald L. Berger of 502 N Poplar paid 11 dollars for driving with defective headlights.
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James O’brien
van Buren
Ark
James Pearce
Shawnee Mission
Rose McAuley
Ottawa
Best Truck Line joins Atlas Van Lines network
Best Truck Lines Inc of 321 N Main joins Atlas Van Lines in a nationwide moving and freight network. Nelce Isham, owner, says 10 new employees will be added to the current staff of 20 by mid year. Atlas is headquartered in Evansville Indiana.
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Best Truck Lines, Inc
N. Main
Atlas van Lines, Inc
Nelce Isham
Best
Atlas
Evansville
Ind
Dental Checks At Local Schools Schedule
Ottawa public school pupils who have not returned dental cards signed by their dentists will have their teeth checked at their respective schools. Hawthorne March 26 Eugene Field April 2 Garfield April 9 Lincoln April 16 junior and senior high school April 30.
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Ottawa Public School
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Garfield
Lincoln
Junior
Funeral services for Lewis P Gardener and Patrick Campbell
Funeral services were held for Lewis P Gardener who died March 19 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Ira Staley Harry Day Charles Lantis Claude J Link Ernest Tawney and Everett Edwards. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Also, funeral services for Patrick T Campbell 71 will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the Methodist Community Church in Richmond. Burial in Richmond Cemetery. Campbell a retired farmer born Sept 30 1892 lived in Franklin County most of his life. He was married May 7 1906 to Mabel Faulkner who died May 7 1951. Survivors include daughters Mrs C F Barncord Lawrence and Mrs Lester Miller Williamsburg sons Lyle Campbell Williamsburg and Kenneth Campbell seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Campbell
Patrick Pat” T. Campbell
Franklin County
Methodist Community Church
Richmond
Gerald E. Snell
Lewis P. Gardner
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Charles P. Knight
Ira Staley
Harry Day
Charles Lantis
Claude J. Link
Ernest Tawney
Everett Edwards
Dean Zook
Robert Cole
Highland Cemetery
Patrick T. Campbell
Methodist Community
Williamsburg
Frankelin County
Mabel Faulkner
C. F. Barncord
Lawrence
Lester Mileler
Lyle Campbell
Kenneth Campbell
Ottawa Condemnation Resolution for 817 South Locust Street
Ottawa governing body finds the dwelling and barn at 817 South Locust Street unsafe and dangerous and orders repair or removal within 30 days with the cost to be assessed as a special assessment if not begun. The resolution was adopted March 18, 1964, with notices served to owner Thomas Augustus.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
South Locust Street
Thomas Augustus
Times
North
Oak Street
Harrison Camper
Frankelin County
Multiple Farm and Auction Dates in Kansas Notices
Sale dates list dairy and farm auctions in Franklin and Kas counties. Key events include Mar 30 Leo and Louis Peine dairy sale in Franklin County, Mar 31 Ralph Garrett farm sale 8 miles northeast of Ottawa, Apr 2 Karl Neider farm sale near Lone Star, Apr 4 Karl Rends farm machinery sale near Rusty’s Market Lawrence. Also NATE and LEONA GIBBONS Pomona open farm sales Saturdays at 7:00 pm. Includes Printy and Son auctions in Ottawa and other livestock sales in Overbrook, Gas City, Council Grove.
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Leo and
Louis Peine
Frankelin County
Ottawa
Ralph Garrett
Karl Neider
Lone Star
Kas
Karl Rends
Rusty
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
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University of Kansas Medical ‘Center
Adv
Donald Coughlin
Wellsville
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Rockhill ‘Road
Ellis
Ward Underwood
James Grogan
Raney
Raney Rexall Drug
The
Elks Club
Grace Troxel
Louise Weaver
Osawatomie
John Huderson
Dick Peters
Ted Crandall
Pearl Brillhart
Gladys . Jones
sOsanatomie
Paul Garrett
St. Lukes Hospital
Kansas City, Mo
Best Truck Line
Atlas van
Sous Dengel Jon Mortuary
Lamb
Legals
Artest
Donald R. Capper
Charles Williamson
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
N, Main
E. H
Ted
Payn House
Willow
Lincoln School
Printy’s
Todd Mobil Homes
Harold Stewart
Ottawa Herald
General Services
Gene Powell
Knapp
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Glenn King
Cedar Convalescent Home
Hazel Eakles
West
Massey Harris
Harris
Brome
Princeton Grain Co
David Mille
FUAK
Misc
Gingerich Fertilizer CO
Otasco
Williamson Coal and Salvage
Oklahoma and Tire Supply Co
Keen Co
Business Men’s Assurance Company
Life, Accident & Health
Misson——Mission
Row International Corn Planter
Coffman Blacksmith and Welding Service
Dishmaster
Firestone
Verne V. Garrett
Don Tallman
American Hotel
Cedar House
Cadillac
John Eeord
Eudora
Mmonroomany Ward
Sporting Goods
H. P. Mercury
Ottawa Marine
Starcraft
I.M.P
Mercury
Harold Bones
Harry Brown Hardware
Na Reis
White
Court House
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