Nine DeMolay members attend Atchison conclave
Franklin County DeMolay sent nine members to the Northeast District Conclave in Atchison. Jack Kille was named chaplain after the election. The group joined the Kayettes for a dinner dance, and other local items noted include teaching contracts and a polio clinic plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Order of de- Molay
Atchison
Tom Laury
Gerald Howell
Paul Boyke
Jack Kille
Jim Moody
Fred Onley
Jay Boyce
Phil Burress
John Gustafson
Kayettes
Wellsville School Board Publishes Minutes and Tuition Plan
Wellsville School Board decided to publish its regular and special meeting minutes in The Wellsville Globe. The board discussed summer baseball with local residents and took on lighting duties for the field. They approved $3 per student annually for tuition students from School District No. 109 and planned a bake sale to fund church nursery toys and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville School Board
Wellsville Globe
Lowell Collins
Forrest O'Neil
Gene Barnett
Charles Tomlin
Raymond Cobb
Bill Lytle
Donald Averill
Weillsville
Bill Kyte
W.S.C.S
Ed Barnett
Wendell Hicks
Larry Averill
Richard Moherman
Bill Kyle
Keith Adriance
Thieves Take Drill Bits From Pratt Firm
Pratt thieves entered the Reed Roller Bit Co. oil industry supplier in Pratt Saturday night and escaped with drill bits valued at about six thousand dollars. Local residents report the incident as a significant loss to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Phares
Freda Ream
New Pratt
Ton
Reed Roller Bit Co
Pratt
Scout Leaders To Conference In Garnett May 7 Session
Marais des Cygnes District Boy Scouts of America announces a training conference for Franklin and Anderson County scout leaders. The 1:45 p.m. session at Graham Cattlemen's School in Garnett features instructors from Ottawa University and Troop 77 with Alvin Hall in charge. A second session is set for May 21 at the Ottawa Army recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marais Des Cygnes
Boy Scouts of America
Hhas
Franklin
Anderson County
Graham Cattlemen's School
Garnett
Earl Snyder
W. D. Bemmels
Otawa University
Fred Adamson
Ottawa
Ed ‘Kaspar
Ray Miles
Alvin Hall
Boy Scouts
Bob Wilbur
Kaw Council
Woody Dally
Don Kennedy
Wellsville
Army
W. 3Rd
Reunion at Wellsville celebrates W H S alumni
A record 380 graduates attended the Wellsville High School Alumni Banquet on Saturday. The centennial theme featured wagon centerpieces, a sod house and tepee at tables, with senior mothers serving. Gene Barnett led the business meeting as president, recognizing the 70 year class with Cora Barnett and Nell Smith present. Olive Smith spoke for the 50 year class from Ottawa, with Darrell Harbison and Paul Warren representing other classes. The 10 year class will provide officers next year, and a $201 collection plus wings for display were noted, with plans for future donations by the class of 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H S
Gene Barnett
Cora (Batdorf) Barnett
Nell (Collins) Smith
Paul Warren
Darrell Harbison
Wellsville
Walter Collins
Nina (Barton) Jacoby
Olive (Wright) Revey
Raymond Lidikay
Therressa Wright
L. E. Riley
Whittier
Calif
Local Markets Listing and Grain Prices Across States
The page lists many out of state residents and local traders including Albert D. Johnson Oklahoma Edna Smith Washington D C Merle Fisher Michigan Hazel Allerrbach Missouri Mabel Collins Idaho Leila Wiggin Missouri Robert Wright Idaho Leland Wright Idaho Mary Morganstein Missouri Forrest Wright Idaho Gerald Rigney Colorado Jack Bell Missouri James Lytle Oklahoma Aileen Crist Wisconsin Don Breithaupt New Mexico Arilla McMahon Colorado Gerald Collins Missouri Gailyn Collins Missouri Elaine Allen Missouri Shirley Missouri Albert Jones Missouri Patricia Jones Missouri Bob Dougherty Missouri Gary Cordell Missouri Doris Dougherty Missouri Donald Cox Missouri Dixie Sheridan Missouri Sandra Early Oklahoma Dean Cox Missouri Monika Keesee Missouri Pay O est Ab Rr ety Bar Corn Eggs etc Missouri prices for corn oats eggs heavy hens light hens etc are shown in fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Johnson
Oklahoma
Orewe (Hill) Riley
California
Edna Smith
Washington
D. C
Merle
Danada) Fisher
Michigan
Hazel (Tucker) Allerbach
Missouri
Mabel (Wright) Collins
Idaho
Leila
Sleepy) Wiggins
Robert Wright
Leland Wright
Mary (Barnett) Morganstein
Forrest Wright
Gerald Rigney
Colorado
Jack Bell
James Lytle
Aileen (Wright
Crist
Wisconsin
Don Breithaupt
New Mexico
Arilla (O'Connor
McMahon
Gerald Collins
Gailyn (Farrell
Farmers Can Appeal Feed Grain Rulings in Franklin County
Farmers in Franklin County may appeal lease acreages and yields set under Feed Grain Programs. They must provide evidence on corn and grain sorghum yields and substantiation for upward base acreage adjustments as required by the Franklin ASC County Committee.
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Franklin County
Franklin Asc
Hospital Notes and Births This Week
Admissions include Mrs. Flossie Ferguson at 404 E Wilson and Mrs. Agnes Hogan at 528 S Oak. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fredricks at 1431 Locust a son born Sunday. Dismissals list several patients including Mrs. James Bailey and William Webker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Ferguson
E. Wilson
Agnes Hogan
S. Oak
Leona Husted
S. Hickory
Gary Fredricks
James Bailey
William Webker
Kathy Ann Flager
RFD
Gary Blakesley
Tre‘ment
Ricky Lee Lines
Beech
Elizabeth Kelley
Hickory
Victor,Warren
Kansas City Market Cattle and Hogs Show Mixed Movements
Cattle trading mixed with steers and heifers down to 25 while cows hold or rise. Calves and stockers active but steadier. Veal and feeders show narrow gains. hogs firm to higher on barrows and gilts, sows up modestly. Sheep and lambs steady with good to choice lambs at 14.00 to 17.50.
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Kansas City
Gered Ann
Retired Grain Dealer Dies At Hutchinson
Herman Walker, 71, a retired grain dealer, died Sunday night of a heart attack after returning home from a hospital Friday following a major operation six weeks prior. He is survived by his widow, two daughters Mrs Clyde M Teed of Yarsons Sun and Mrs Frank C Veal of Bellaire Tex, and two sons Charles W Walker Odessa Tex and William C Walker Casper Wyo.
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Hutchinson
API
Herman § Walker
Clyde Mteed
The
Yarsons Sun
Frank C. Veal
Bellaire
Tex
Charles W. Walker
Odessa
William C. Walker
Caser
Wyo
Marriage Licenses For Harmon and Snodgrass in Lawrence
Willam WL Harmon aged 22 of Overbronk j and Mary Beth Snodgrass aged 18 of Lawrence obtain marriage licenses in Lawrence. The filing records note their ages and residences as required for the ceremony.
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Willam WL Harmon
Overbronk J
Mary Beth Snodgrass
Lawrence
Banquet Reunion Committees and 1950s Officers Listed
Banquet and reunion committees are detailed with invitations by Phillip and Nina Jacoby, Connie Jacoby, Dennis Shields. tickets by Dick Moherman, Norman Shannon, Phillip Jacoby, Dupreeze Pearson. dining room staff led by Harold and Imogene Good, J Lynn Holtwick, Jean Holtwick, Elmer McConnell, Doris McConnell, Jim Wright, Barbara Wright, Donald Caruthers, Kay Caruthers, decoration by Marjorie Barnett, Mary Collins, Mildred Roche, Phyllis ONeil, Neva My ers, Mae Todd Broers. reception by Donald Harrison, Bill Kyle, Marceline Todd, Marguerite Leib, Phillip and Nina Jacoby, Doris Coffman. This year’s officers were: president Gene Barnett, vice president Phyllis ONeil Seyler, secretary-treasurer Nina Jacoby.
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Phillip
Nina
Barton) Jacoby
Connie Jacoby
Dennis Shields
Dick Moherman
Norman Shannon
Phillip Jacoby
Dupreeze Pearson
Harold
Imogene
Hill
Good
J. Lynn
Jean
Holtwick
Elmer
Doris
Anderson
McConnell
Jim
Barbara
Blackwell
Wright
Donald
Kay
O’connor
Caruthers
Marjorie
Cayot
Two Accidents Reported Involving Hull and Myers
Dorothy D Hull 39 of Princeton was charged with failing to yield after her 1956 car collided with Eva K Myjers 20 of Ottawa’s 1959 car at 15th and Main around 6 p m Saturday. Hull was turning left onto Main from East 15th. Myers was traveling north on Main. Both vehicles suffered major damage. A 1959 pickup driven by Franklin Eugene Thorpe 17 of Lawrence overturned on a Lincoln Township road west of Ottawa Saturday night. Thorpe said loose gravel caused the loss of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy D. Hull
RFD
Princeton
Eva K. Myjers
15Th
Main
Hull
East 15Th
Myers
Franklin Eugene Thorpe
Lawrence
Lincoln Township
Ottawa
Thorpe
Open House Draws 2000 at Osawatomie State Hospital
More than two thousand people attended an Open House at Osawatomie State Hospital on Sunday to learn about psychiatric treatment and extend support to the mentally ill. Rain reduced expected turnout from about three thousand. relatives and neighbors formed roughly half the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Osawatomie State Hospital
Johnson County Mental Health Association
JA Hospital
Funeral services for Dwight R Means
Funeral services for Dwight R Means who died April 25 were held at the Lamb Funeral Home on April 29. Dr Raymond P Jennings officiated. Pallbearers were John J Pinney Wayland Blair Harold Staadt Harry Worthington B Mac Seymour Glenn Hayward James Seymour and George Spears. Mrs Bruce Spears sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J R Henning. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
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Dwight R. Means
Lamb Funeral Home
Raymond P. Jennings
John J. Pinney
Wayland Blair
Harold Staadt
Harry Worthington
B. Mac Seymour
Glenn Hayward
James Seymour
George Spears
Bruce Spears
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Gerald Barnes
Beverly Gerald Barnes
Towner's Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Howard Mann
Lowell Farr
Jack McClure
Lloyd Hazelrigg
Burton Weber
Sam Mott
Toby Watts
Gilbert Booth
Eldon Finch
Harlan Miller
Richard MccClay
J. M. Kilgore
Fred Kissinger
Kenneth Andrews
Robert Andrews
Deaths George B. Reed 76 Louisburg jeweler
George B. Reed 76 a Louisburg resident and Ottawa native died yesterday en route to St Luke s Hospital Kansas City after illness since March 1. Born July 28 1684 he was a jeweler and married Ella M Gray in 1922 and Ava Papst in 1960. He was an Odd Fellow 50 years and Trinity Methodist Church member. Surviving are his widow two brothers two sisters and several nieces. Services Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Towner s Chapel. Rev Ray H. Smith will officiate. Burial in Hope Cemetery.
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George B. Reed
Louisburg
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
George S
Clara A. (Bingaman) Reed
Ella M. Gray
Ava Papst
Trinity Methodist Church
Samuel W. Reed
Charles Reed
Kas
Zola Evans
Blue Rapdis
Sarah M. Winter
Richmond
Towner’s
Ray H. Smith
Hope Cemetery
Gensman Lloyd D. Dies After Illness at Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Dennis Gensman 1885 Sept 15 196? died yesterday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after several days in failing health. A farmer and stock man, he married Isalone Rose Beach in Beaver Oklahoma on December 12 1917. Survived by widow two sons Chester Loren and Donald Lloyd, a daughter Lauren, nine grandchildren one brother and two sisters. Services at Towner’s Chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev Charles Gross will officiate. Burial Highland Cemetery.
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Lloyd Dennis Gensman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Andale
Conrad and
Hattie (Osburn) Gensman
Isalone Rose Beach
Beaver
Okla
Trinity Methodist Church
Chester Loren Gensman
Ottawa
Donald Lloyd Gensman
Perryton
Tex
Lauren Stevenson
R. P. Gensman
Logan
Glenn Bickel
Enid
Eva Garrison
Grand Junction
Colo
Towner
Harvey L. Saffer 68 Quenemo farmer dies at hospital
Harvey L. Saffer of Quenemo died at 1:55 today after being a patient since Friday. A farmer born Sept. 8, 1892 in Americus, he was the son of H. L. and Lydia Saffer. He married Ellen Orr of Moberly, Mo. She died in 1959. He was a Methodist. survived by sister Mrs Jesse P. Way of Wichita and brother Vernon Saffer of Mesa, Arizona.
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Harvey L. Saffer
Quenemo
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Americus
H. L
Lydia (Saylor) Saffer
Ellen Orr
Moberly
Methodist Church
Jessie P. Way
Wichita
Vernon Saffer
Mesa
Ariz
Traffic Toll Topeka Report Summary Update
AP records show Kansas traffic deaths over 48 hours to 9 am Monday total 8 for April and 54 deaths in May. The 1961 total reaches 162, compared with 128 in the same 1960 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Probate hearing for Effie Wilkerson estate in Franklin KS
First published April 17 1961 and last May 1 1961 notice of hearing in Franklin County Probate Court Kansas. John N Wilkerson son and heir at law petitions for determination of the decedent Effie B Wilkersons estate descent concerning described real property.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Effie 8
Wilkerson
State of
John N. Wilkerson
Effie
Township
Effie S. Wilkerson
Ottawa
Topeka Man Dies While Driving After Heart Attack
James Cooper, 30, of Topeka died yesterday of a heart attack while driving. His car veered into a ditch on U S 24 near Silver Lake, 18 miles west of Topeka. A passenger in the vehicle said Cooper suddenly slumped against the steering wheel. the passenger was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
James Cooper
U. S. 24
Silver Lake
Here
Highway Patrol
Cooper
Wilkerson Petitioner Legal Notice Summary
John N Wilkerson files a legal petition with Anderson Byrd Attorneys for petitioner. The notice indicates involvement of named counsel and representation details for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Wilkerson
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Franklin County Sale Co Horse Sale Notice
Locust and Wilson Ottawa Kansas hosts Ever Saturday horse consignments on May 16 night at Neosho Livestock Commission Neosho Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Ottawa
Kas
Neosho Livestock Commission CO
Neosho
Missouri
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