College honors Langdon and Shepard at Emporia
Merrily E Langdon daughter of Mrs Imogene Langdon 9748 S Mulberry and Michael L Shepard son of Mr and Mrs W P Shepard 535 Willow Lane Ottawa were listed on the dean's honor roll for the first semester at the College of Emporia. Garage sale item listings include new and used misc clothing and March 29 30 details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrily E. Langdon
Imogene Langdon
S. Mulberry
Michael L. Shepard
W. P. Shepard
Willow Lane
Ottawa
College of Emporia
Today In History Through The Associated Press
Highlights of past events include 1804 division of the Louisiana Purchase into Orleans Territory and District of Louisiana, 1776 South Carolina independence, 1892 Walt Whitman death, 1941 uprisings in Belgrade, 1945 Okinawa bombards, 1946 Brazil UNRRA donation, 1968 Maltese MPs House of Commons milestone, 1963 Kennedy Macmillan Laos talks, and 1965 Johnson denounces Klan after arrests in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lousiana Purchase
Orleans
Louisiana
South Carolina
Walt Whitman
Axis
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.S
Okinawa
Brazil
UNRRA
Britain
House of Coiemons
FCC Considers All Weather Airline Flying
The FAA plans all weather airline operations for planes with proper equipment. Only three airlines qualify and three airports have lighted runways. Category II allows landings at 150 ft vertical and 1600 ft horizontal visibility, with a six month trial to 100 ft vertical and 1200 ft horizontal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Busy spring at OHS features music, drills, trips and TV quiz
Last weeks at Ottawa High School were packed with activities before year end. Five seniors and one junior joined a five district team to compete on WDAF TV categories quiz on April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Ottawa
Wdaf-Tv
Beth
Death of Kenneth Beattie former Lyndon merchant
Kenneth Beattie retired Lyndon merchant died Friday evening in a Topeka hospital. He lived in Lyndon 30 years after moving from Osawatomie and retired last fall. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Lyndon Methodist Church, burial in Lyndon Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday evening until noon Monday at Lyndon Mortuary. Born in Ranton, New Mexico, he belonged to the Lyndon Rotary Club. He married Genevieve Vickers on June 9, 1935 at Lost Springs, Kaw. Surviving are his wife and one sister, Mrs. Mercedes Clements of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Beattie
Lyndon Merchant
Topeka
Lyndon
Osawatomie
Lyndon Methodist Church
Lyndon Mortuary
Rantoon
N.M
Lyndon Rotary Club
Genevieve Vickers
Lost Springs
Kaw
Mercedes Clements
Police citations listed for several drivers in city blocks
George A Toumberlin age 15 of 128 S Willow was cited today in the 300 block of West First for operating with a restricted license. John R Gamble age 22 of 803 Oak was cited today for speeding 32 in a 20 mph zone in the 200 block of North Main. John M Thornbrugh age 23 of Williamsburg was cited Friday at Ninth and Main for operating a motor vehicle producing excessive noise. Larry E Vanbuskirk age 22 of Marshall Mo was cited Friday in the 100 block of South Main for careless or inattentive driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Toumberlin
S. Willow
West First
John R. Gamble
Oak
North Main
John M. Thornbrugh
Williamsburg
Ninth and Main
Larry E
Vanbuskirk
Marshall
South Main
Woman Injured In 2 Car Crash At Cedar And Red Jacket
A woman suffered back injuries in a two car collision at 9 22 p m Thursday at the Cedar and Red Jacket intersection. Janice L Foster 25 of 917 N Hickory the driver of one car was not treated at the hospital. Mrs Foster drove a 1961 Ford west on Red Jacket Kenneth E Andrews 59 of 211 E Wilson drove a 1966 Buick north on Cedar. Both drivers said they did not see the other in time to avoid the crash. Both cars sustained major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Red Jacket
Janice L. Foster
Hickory
Foster
Kenneth E. Andrews
E. Wilson
Adding machine stolen from Hickory transfer firm
Police report a stolen adding machine from Reliable Transfer at 1519 8 Hickory after 5 30 p m Wednesday and before 7 30 a m Thursday. The building was locked at the time of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Backing Accident on North Main Involves Two Drivers
A backing accident occurred at 12:57 p.m. Wednesday in the 100 block of North Main. Marshall E. McCain, 37, of Overe brook, driving a 1960 Dodge pickup, backed from a parking space and did not see Ramona D. Hildes brandt, 24, of 605 Willow, driving a 1962 Dodge southbound on Main. The pickup was undamaged. no damage estimate was provided for the car’s right front fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Marshall E. McCain
Overe Brook
Main Street
Ramona D. Hildesbrandt
Willow
Main
China Still Mean and Hateful Says Rusk on China
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Red China shows militancy bitterness and hatred and is not seriously interested in improving relations with the United States. He noted U.S. officials must deal with the situation as it stands and that much of China’s isolation is self-imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Rusk
Red China
United States
Rusk
U.S
Peking
China
Food From Home Saves GI in Viet Nam
Louisville, Ky. AP Lt. James L. Fuller Jr., 23, wrote from a hospital bed about lifesaving food from home. A hand grenade tossed into a Jeep caused about 30 steel splinters to pierce the home-packed boxes beside him. The blast injured his left arm and leg, gave a concussion, and punctured his eardrums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Viet Nam
James L. Fuller Jr
Powelson Case Under Advisement in Damages Suit
The damage suit of Johns Powelson versus Metz Inc and Golay and Co was put under advisement by District Court Judge Floyd Coffman. Defendants must file suggested findings and briefs within 10 days after transcripts are available, with plaintiffs given 10 days to answer. Trial resumed after four days of plaintiffs testimony. Powelson seeks 76,874 dollars for pipeline milking equipment purchased Oct 1, 1963, which Metz allegedly distributed for Golay as agent and distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns. Powelson
Richmond
Noble C. Metz, Inc
Kansas Corporation
Golay and Co., Inc
Floyd Coffman
Powelson
Metz Corporation
Golay Corporation
Foam Plastic Houses Way Be Reality
Pittsburgh chemist William C. Carr reports that low cost plastic foam houses are now a reality using cheap chemical derivatives from destructive distillation of pine stumps. Foam foams offer light weight durability and flame resistance with costs reduced up to 20 percent, enabling prefabricated forms for summer cottages and low cost housing projects including military barracks and underdeveloped regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William C. Carr
McKay Chemical Co
American Chemical Society
Mobay
Carr
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births This Week
Admissions list includes Mrs. Fred Salman of Greeley on Friday and Mrs. Hazel Wiley of Quene emo on Saturday. Dismissals note Mrs. Willard Wallace of 908 N Main and Diane Miller of Williamsburg RFD 1 on Saturday. Births record two daughters for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis 1531 S Hickory nine pounds three ounces Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Currant 234 S Willow nine pounds four ounces Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Salman
Greeley
Hazel Wiley
Queneemo
Willard Wallace
N. Main
Diane Miller
Williamsburg
RFD
Ralph Davis
S. Hickory
Elvin Currant
S. Willow
Cattle and hog market report and estate notice in Kansas
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle prices show steers and heifers steady to 50 lower with cows up to 50 higher while feeders hold. lambs drop about 50-100. hogs mix of declines. In Kansas Franklin County probate court lists J W Dickerson as executor of Mary E Peine estate with nine month claims period from first publication March 19, 1966 in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Mary E. Peine
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in June Shoger Estate
Legal notice from Franklin County Kansas first published March 26 1966 and last published April 9 1966 in the matter of the estate of June Shoger deceased No 11371 orders a hearing on petition for final settlement directing all persons concerned to appear and show cause if any why final settlement should not be approved and the estate distributed as prayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
June Shoger
State of
Kansas
Misami
Osage
Franklin
Carl Churchill
the Royal Manor
Ottawa
Final settlement sought in estate of June Shoger
A petition filed in the court by A. L. Lingard administrator C T A of the estate of June Shoger requests final settlement, approval of acts and fees, and determination of heirs, with defenses due by April 18, 1966. Also notices a meeting on April 7, 1966 at Centropolis School to decide continuation of attendance facility for former School District No. 6 in Pomona, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lingard
C.T.A
June Shoger
Ottaway
Centropolis
Kansas
Board of Education
Pomona
Money to invest establish farming service route
Classified ad seeks investors to establish a farming service territory. No inventory to carry or selling experience required, though helpful. Knowledge of farming and farm equipment beneficial, a good car needed, protected territory offered, opportunity to earn above average income with many benefits. Target callers include farmers, contractors, cities and counties. Write Dave Fowell, Regional Manager, Dept. 3E, P.O. Box 392, Dallas, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Fowell
P.O. Box
Dallas
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beatrice M. Peck
Franklin County Humane Society
James B. Pearson
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
the Inn
Eagles
Frankie and the Blazers
Ellis
Ottawa Masonic Temple
Sun
FCC
Axon Sane Hs A
Lee Olmsted
Olmsted Electric
Linda
Janice
Buter
Marla Babcock
Tom Gleason
Liz Stoner
Dorothy Spencer
Butler
Charles Williamson
Diane Porter
Cheryl Todd
Stephanie Christian
Lauretta Thompson
Linda Cray
Craft
Karen Golden
Carol Mileton
Ann Elder
Cheri Selby
Julie Doty
Sarah Killough
Debbie Cowden
Luanne Drake
Sue Brandt
Martha Coffman
Debbie Casteel
Bonnie Stauffer
Ann Minnick
Jane Robertson
Barbara Bundy
Kathy Sheldon
Martha Christie
Patsy Perez
Sherill Howell
OHS Stuents
Tad Sheldon
Nila Crawford
Arlyss Baker
Marilyn Rule
Waters
Roger Cummings
Howell
Argentine
Olathe
Turner
Girls’ Athletic Association
Debbie Reddick
Debbie
EKL
Pam
Ottawa Country Club
Sheri Schultz
Linda Kirkeland
Janet Anderson
Meredith Mavity
Connie Boyer
Sara Doty
Dianne Blakesly
Vicki Sloan
Marcia Alien
Peg Stephenson
Barbara Stephens
Manhatetan
Actie Viles
Tom Watson
Paulette Good
Sally Gibson
Annie Laury
KU Medieval Center
Kaw Valley Heart Association
David Laury
Police News
Darr
Louis Yengel Don
Prexy
Lionel Sutton, Garnett
Kansas Watchmakers Association, Inc
Kaneas
American Watchmakers Institute
J. W. Dickerson
Winton A. Winter
Attest
Robert L. Pinet
Gleason, Doty and Logan
Highway 50
John Deere
Krause
New Holland
Chevrolet
Ford
Art Harris
Myers Bros
First National Bank of Ottawa
George Griffin
Donald L. Berger
Harry Pratt
Hearld
Clifford & Hobbs
Print
Ben Printy
Cap
Printy
Nelson Hotel
West 2Nd St
Kan
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Tyes, Jim" Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Sidney Drummond
Maple St
Kans
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