Lawrence area news briefs end May events and awards
Larry Edward Nokes, a senior in Garnett high school, earns KU general scholarship. Ottawa Elks bridge tournament awards go to Ted Crandall and Mrs. Robert Anderson, with runners up Muriel Hirsh and Ed Sites, and Mrs. Warren Casey with Lois Hazlett. Twenty five couples play. May 14 start for expectant parents classes at Ransom Memorial Hospital. KU senior Bill Hysom undergoes pin removal at St. Luke's. Chippewa Am ateur Radio Club hamfest attendees listed. C. Corbett, Lawrence, improves after serious operation. Dairy Month meet in county extension office at 8 pm. Several speeding charges from Main Street. court Thursday. Loretta Anderson and Sara Rodewald rank in top three percent in home economics at Kansas State University. Santa Fe carload totals compare May week. Bethel WSCS meets May 8. Williamsburg schools plan a split program with band and chorus numbers. Bil Chambers, Williamsburg, responds to heart treatment in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ted Crandall
Robert A. Anderson
Elks Club
Muriel Hirsh
Ed Sites
Kansas City
Warren Casey
Lois Hazlett
Lawrence
John Wassmer
Floyd Indall
Tve
Legion Plans Memorial Day Rites
Warren Black Post No. 40 American Legion held a regular meeting noting the district convention and baseball program. Ottawa will be represented by a joint Legion Elks team with TL coached by Conrad Downing and John Marlin as manager. A memorial service will be at Highland Cemetery at 10 am Memorial Day to honor deceased veterans. Committees were formed to distribute flags in city cemeteries and supply flags to others, plus a carnival sponsored by the Legion at Forest Park June 3-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Black
American Legion
Post
Ottawa
The
Elks
Conrad Downing
John Marlin
Highland Cemetery
Aenovian ]Legion
Forest Park
Hospital Notes and Local Notices Mixed Admisions
Hospital notes list admissions births and dismissals across multiple addresses with names and dates. An Ottawan, 22, Robert E Wloszcynski was injured when an earth mover ran over him in Johnson County. He is at St. Margaret's Hospital in Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wloszcynski
Johnson County
Grosshans and Peterson Construction Co
St. Margaret's Hospital
Olathe
Cite Driver In 3 Car Collision
Ralph W. Selby age 79 of Milner is charged with failing to yield at Main and Wilson in an eight car crash yesterday. No injuries were reported as James L Walker age 19 of King and James Michael Collins age 24 of Dillon were also involved. Collins northbound on Main and Selby westbound on Wilson collided, Collins skidding before hitting Selby. Selby then struck Walker who was stopped at a southwest stop sign corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Selby
Milner
Yeaterday
Main
Wilson
James L., Walker
King
James Michael Collins
Dillon
Colo
Ottawa
Collins
Selby
Walker
Library to Close for Kansas Library Association Meeting
Carnegie Free Library will close Wednesday afternoon and stay shut for the Region I Kansas Library Association meeting. Attendees include Nell Barnaby Mrs. C A Peacock and Mrs T K Keelin with Mrs Weldon Lynch president of the American Library Trustees Association guiding the discussion on Policies and Policy making for Public Libraries. Jane Ekstrom a Dodge City public library trustee also joins the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Free Libaray
Kansas Library Association
Nell Barnaby
C. A. Peacock
T. K. Keelin
Weldon Lynch
American — Library ‘Trustees Association
Barnaby
Lynch
Jane Ekstrom
Dodge City Public Library
Phone Change In Rural Area Project Details
Southwestern Bell local manager Jack Morrisey announced a rural area phone improvement project in the Ines and Peoria zones. New poles and lines are going up to replace lines on existing power poles, costing about 20000 dollars for 136 poles and 44 miles of cable. The change aims to improve telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Peoria
Jack Morrisey
Southwestern Bell
Morrisey
Commissioners Oppose Prairie National Park Plan
WESTMORELAND AP The Pollawatomie board of county commissioners opposes establishing Prairie National Park in the county. The statement was released Monday with signatures from Roy Currie chair, Frank Marten, and Matt Rezne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland
Pollawatomie Board of County Commissioners
Roy Currie
Frank Marten
Matt Rezne
Local Markets and County Flood Control Impacts
The west county region already taken for Turtle Creek reservoir and another flood control project near Wheat is planned, with land seizures estimated at 2.07 dollars per unit. The board warned such action would jeopardize county operations, hinder shoreline development, and disrupt local roads while the market report from Kansas City shows cattle, hogs, and sheep trading with mixed gains and price ranges. The Herald offers five dollars for top reader news tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtle Creek
Bayley
Turtle Creel
OU Graduate Honored By KU Alumni Group
Dr. Ray Q. Brewster, KU chemistry professor and Ottawa University and KU graduate, is among eight KU alumni chosen by the university and KU Alumni Association for citations of distinguished service. The group includes Dr. Herbert Hungerford, Dr. John Tae, James A. Bell, Maj. Gen. Charles L. Decker, Dr. Hollis D. Hedberg, Albert P. Learned, and Byron U. Schutz. Brewster will retire next month after 44 years on the KU faculty, having led the chemistry department, earned multiple teaching awards, and inspired a Brewster scholarship. his Organic Chemistry text is a national bestseller. The eight will be cited at the June 3 1963 commencement exercises, with all but Bell expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Q. Brewster
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
KU Alumni Association
Brewster
Herbert B. Hungerford
John Tae
James A. Bell
Bonn
Germany
Charles L. Decker
Washington, D. C
Hollis D. Hedberg
Princeton University
Albert P. Learned
Kansas City, Mo
Byron U
Shhutz
Midwest
American Chemical Society
Kansas
Bell
Deaths Mrs Earl A Smith
Mrs Earl A Smith formerly Linnie Grewell of Ottawa died in May in Denver after a year illness. Her husband died six years ago. Surviving are two sons Max and Theron Smith, a daughter Mrs Thelma Freeman, several grandchildren, one sister Mrs John Bulson Delhi Calif and one brother Marion TD Grewell Delhi Calif Services will be Thursday in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Smith
Linnie Grewell
Ottawa
Denver
Colo
Max
Theron Smith
Thelma Freeman
John Bulson
S. Elm
Marion TD. Grewell
Delhi
Calif
Honored for Photography at Kansas University Daily Kansan
Muriel Bland son of Clyde and Mrs Bland of Otawa RFD 4 is cited for academic achievement and meritorious work in photography on the University Daily Kansan. Dennis Branstitler of Independence Missouri and Clayton Keller, Winfield, former Ottawa Herald reporters, cited for editorial work in the Kansan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Bland
Clyde Bland
RFD 4
Otawa
University
Kansan
Kansas University
Dennis Branstitler
Independence
Ottawa Herald
Clayton Keller
Winfield
Herald
Newspaper asks JFK for help in Birmingham
The Birmingham News urged President Kennedy to end racial demonstrations in Birmingham. In a telegram the paper warned of risk of grave injury or death as about 2,400 people have been arrested since the desecration campaign began on April 3. No major violence, but police used fire hoses, night sticks and dogs to break up taunting crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham News
Kennedy
Treasurers Meet in Topeka With State Officials
Franklin County Treasurer Almeda Sinclair attended the county treasurers meeting in Topeka with deputy Velma Powers and tax clerk Mary Jane Troutman. Seventy three Kansas counties were represented at the business session. Kay Shaffer joined today overseeing the motor vehicle license department as officials explain new legislation in the house chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Almeda Sinclair
Topeka
Velma Powers
Mary Jane Troutman
Kansas
Kay Shaffer
State
House
Students Raise Cain at Princeton Riot
Princeton University faced a three hour campus riot with 1000 to 1500 participants. Police arrested 14 students for disorderly conduct, releasing them on 25 bail for court on May 20. The disturbance involved damage to homes and a commuter railroad shuttle depot and a rolling air compressor block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton, NJ
Princeton University
Funeral services for Mrs Allie Reinhardt held at Lamb Funeral Home
Mrs Allie Reinhardt died Monday and funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. Also noted are services for Mrs Florence Bruce who died May 3 and was laid to rest May 6 at Dengel & Son Mortuary with Rev William Weber officiating. Pallbearers listed and hymns sung by Mrs A H North with accompaniment by Mrs R L Stevens, burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Allie J. Reinhardt
Allie June
Reinhardt
The
Lamb Funeral
Raymond P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Florence Bruce
Ted Weems Dies Of Lung Ailment
Ted Weems a famed bandleader who began his career as a child and rose to national prominence died Monday night from a lung ailment. His son said funeral services would be in Bethesda Maryland. Weems aged 62 operated a theatrical agency with his son in Dallas, the band's headquarters. He had previously battled emphysema and was hospitalized in Dallas last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Ted Weems
Weems
Bethesda
Dallas
Dole Questions U.S. Role In Foreign Aid
Congressman Robert Dole urged reflection on the nation’s public debt and suggested the United States might benefit from receiving foreign aid rather than giving it. He spoke Monday in Washington, noting the fiscal strain and political implications of aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Robert Dole
United States
Marriage License for Snender and Bartram
David A. Snender aged 18 of Kansas City Kansas and Suzanne Dee Bart ram aged 19 of Prairie Village obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Snender
Kansas City, Kas
Suzanne Dee Bartram
Prairie Village
Notice of Executor Appointment and Hearing in Probate
First published May 7 1963 last published May 21 1963 in Franklin County Kansas probate court. Rollin G Cole appointed executor of Sarah A Cole aka Anna Cole deceased with letters testamentary issued May 3 1963. Creditors heirs and devisees must file demands within nine months. Rollin G Cole named executor. others informed to govern themselves. Also notice of hearing May 17 1903 on final accounting and distribution. Frank J George executor in Lebo Kansas. attorneys Coffman Baldock Lyndon Kansas.
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Pranklin County
Kansas
Sarah A. Cole
Anna Cole
Decenard
Rollin G. Cole
Franklin County
Rollin Gd. Cole
Schuyler C. Sweezey
State’ of
Ottawa
Frank J. George
Lebo
Coffman & Baldock
Lyndon
Local farm and household sales listed across Kansas and Missouri
Community auctions and livestock sales announced for May and upcoming dates in towns including Ottawa Pomona Overbrook Neosho Lawrence and Melvern. Listings include contact names and phone numbers with locations such as 59 Highway 68 Junction Walnut Street and 1138 N Rain.
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Nate and
Leona Gibbons Melvern
Pomona
Kansas
Harold Stewart
Neohso Livestock Commission Cr
Neosho
Eastth Street
Lawrence
State Highway Commission
Ottawa
Kas
Junction
Dr. H. P. Peffig
West Wilson Street
Printy
Ben Printy
Iesany
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
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Larry Edward Nokes
Garnett Figh School
Wilky's Pottery
Champ
Ransom Memorial Hospital
County Health Office
Bill Hysom
J. L. Mysom
Oak
St. Luke's Hospital
Ellis
Chippewa
C. Corbett
Lawrences
Jhine
Main Street
Bobby G. ‘Edson
Larry D. Shaffer
Williamsburg
Richard A. Hormann
Westphalia
Robert M. Waugh
W. 6Th
Loretta Anderson
Kansas State University
Loretta
Sara Rodewald
Eudora
Santa Fe System Incs
Bethel Wscs
Mra
Maurice Nishburn
Darrell Barkdoll
Bil Chambers
Legion
Harvey
Pomata
O. L. Rathjen
Neltie Burgoon
Carl Connor
Dave Seyler
Wallaville
Lee Olmsted
17Th St. Terrace
John List
Dear
Tom Lyn Gibson
Mulberry
Virgil Ice
Marshall Allen
Roger Green
Qgear W
Parks
Earl Green
Quonemo
Dar House
Gordon
Wichita
Benitz
Cedar
Elks Duplicate Bridge Club
Dick Peters
Gene Ramsey
Gene Bush
Bob Miller
John Kramer
Bob Anderson
Ralph ¥. Latimer
Prairie Park
Kansab City
Calvle
Alwady
the Herald
Cotwner’s
Deplncaule Ambulance Seh
South Water Tower
15Th
Sedan
JFK
Cain
General Electric
Pearlwick Hampers
Dominion
Universal
G.E
Sunbeam
Rival Electric
S. Main
Lamb
U.S
Legals
Donald L. White
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
RFD
Pranklin County Sale Company Friary
Claude Clemens
Baldwin
B.M. May
Alchinnon Est
Princton Kansan
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Gale
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Lofgreen
Arthur Smith
Emil Greenfield
Hank's Sinclair
Otiwé
George A. Ledom
W. M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’y
K. C
Williamsburg Rural High
Firestone Stores
Malott Howe
Ward Underwood
Underwood St
Firestone Store
Texas Oil Company
Wilbur Brockway
Prairie Hills
General Services
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
McCracken Electric
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