Teens meet Saturday in Memorial Auditorium
Franklin County News Briefs note that a Teens gathering is set for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Auditorium basement. Other items include Well Child Clinic hours, Mother's Day dining plans, and local notices about birds damaging plants, a rummage sale, barber- library feature in the New York Times, piano tuning service, and a new city councilman sworn in at Princeton.
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Franklin County Square
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
Carroll Whiteford
N. Cherry
Sunday
New York Times
Richmond Library
Palace
Whiteford
Richmond
Kenneth Jumigton
Princeton
Herald
Bernhardt School of Dance to stage IOOF feature
The Bernhardt School of Dance will present a dance revue for the IOOF regional meeting on Thursday May 9. Participants include Margaret Henning Starlene Whitcomb Dee Ann Snyder Lisa Birzer Carla Pence Jane Robson Steve Salb Joe Salb Teresa Salb Bibi Birzer Mary Lou Brady Sandra Loyd and Sandra Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bernhardt School of Dance
IOOF
Margaret Henning
Starlene Whitcomb
Dee Ann Snyder
Lisa Birzer
Carla Pence
Jane Robson
Steve Salb
Joe Salb
Teresa Salb
Bibi Birzer
Mary Lou Brady
Sandra Loyd
Sandra Clark
Meat Truck Upsets On 59 Near Princeton
A large frozen meat truck driven by James Murphy of Dallas ran off the road about 12:45 this morning, three miles south of Princeton on US 59. The trailer overturned, Murphy was traveling north, and total damage was not yet determined.
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James Murphy
Dallas
Princeton
US 59
Murphy
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
KC Markets in Kansas City reports cattle about 200, calves 50, feeders for regular auction. Slaughter steers high to average 21.75 to 22.50, cows strong utility 14.60 to 15.50, some 16.00. Hogs about 3,000 with barrows and gilts 35 to 1.00 higher, sows up 8 to 75, 180 to 260 lb barrows 14.75 to 15.50, 260 to 300 lb 14.00 to 15.00, sows 13.00 to 13.00 to 13.00. Sheep 300 spring lambs steady, choke spring lambs 23.50 to 23.75.
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Kansas City
Innocent Plea By Driver Burgoon In Police Court
Kenneth Burgoon of 503 N Sycamore entered an innocent plea at police court arraignment on a driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs charge. He also faced reckless driving and was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty to that count and posted 300 dollars bond. Trial set for a later date. Beulah Shepard of 535 Willow Lane paid 15 dollars after pleading guilty to failing to yield and involved in an accident. Elmer Shields of Wellsville paid 12 dollars on a similar charge. Several others forfeited bonds for speeding running red light illegal mufflers and other traffic offenses with varied amounts.
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Kenneth Burgoon
N. Sycamore
Burgoon
Beulah Shepard
Willow Lane
Elmer Shields
Wellsville
Deaths of Mason and Hendrickson Highlight Local Obituaries
Two long established residents are remembered in local notices. Robert Henry Mason, 83, Pomona, died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a nine week stay. Services at Owner’s Chapel, burial at Highland Cemetery. He married Sarah Poole in 1901. survived by son Fran, four grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren. Dr Anna McNalley Hendrickson, 71, Canton Ohio, died at Canton Hospital after two years of illness. Graveside services at Mt Calvary Cemetery Ottawa with Father Henry Beier. Surviving: brothers Joseph and James McNalley, District Judge Leo McNalley, and a sister Elizabeth McNalley. she taught, studied, and practiced medicine in Canton since 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Henry Mason
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Owner's Chapel
R. C. Stephens
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Mason
Franklin County
Ottawa
Sarah Poole
Fran
Anna M. Hendrickson
Anna (McNalley) Hendrickson
Canton
Ohio
Canton Hospital
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Henry J. Beier
Hendrickson
Michigan Valley
Ursuline Academy
Paola
University of Kansas
University of Cincinnati
Bellvue Hospital
New York City
Osage County
St. Peters Catholic Church
Joseph E. McNalley
James A. McNalley
Leo A. McNalley
Minneapolis
Elizabeth McNalley
Funeral services for Mrs Allie Juno Reinhardt
Mrs Allie Juno Reinhardt died May 6 and funeral services were held May 8 at Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating. Pallbearers included James Seymour Otto Sheereder Frank Mages Tom Seyler Ned A Crawford and Max Floyd. Organist Mrs J R Henning played In the Garden. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Juno Reinhardt
Lamb Funeral Home
Raymond P. Jennings
James Seymour
Otto Sheereder
Frank Mages
Tom Seyler
Ned A. Crawford
Max Floyd
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions include Mrs. Katherine Melchert of RFD 2 Williamsburg and Harley Lyon of Overbrook, and Charles Bishop of 1238 N Sycamore. Dismissals list Mrs. Carl Conner and baby, 805 E. 4th, and Mrs. Cliff Hav erly of RFD 3 Harley Lyon Over brook, Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Melchert
Willamsburg
Harley Lyon
Overbrook
Charles Bishop
Sycamore
Carl Conner
Baby Son
Cliff Haverly
Rotary talk compares Haiti and Dominican Republic governance
A Rotary Club speaker, Jerry Erler of Topeka Sears, contrasts Haiti and the Dominican Republic. He cites illiteracy and wealth concentration in Haiti versus higher literacy and better wealth distribution in the Dominican, noting dictatorship in Haiti and a democratic guise in the Dominican. He recalls Cuba’s rapid Communist gains and Latin America’s aid challenges, and mentions his plans to Europe for Sears expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Rotary Club
Jerry Erler
Topeka
Sears
Cuba
Dominican
Erler
Casro
Latin America
Europe
Merle Rash
Upland
Callis
Charles Stewart
Garnett
Keith Yager
Ellsworth
Doyle McBrayer
Bill Hegarty, Jr
Hope To Head Off Traffic Problem At 9th And Main
City commissioners discussed a proposed exit driveway from the new Safeway Store at 9th and Main. Officials warned the Main Street approach is already busy and near the 9th Street intersection, risking worse congestion. The city would urge cooperation but probably cannot force the driveway location, though the city engineer will talk with Safeway to seek solutions to ease traffic flow.
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Safeway
9Th and Main
Main Street
James Grogan
Topeka Mower seeks city water line extension
Douglas Gleason, president of Topeka Hiway Mower, Inc., asks the city to extend a water line to its West Wilson Street plant outside city limits. He would pay the cost to the plant and, if needed, share in future larger line costs for area development. Don Hamilton notes a creek crossing could raise costs. City officials are considering the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gleason
Topeka
Hiway Mower, Inc
Don Hamilton
Water and Light Department
May 9 History Highlight Proclamation by Wilson in 1914
On this day in 1914, President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation establishing the second...
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Woodrow Wilson
Pomona News Swing Band In Concert Friday May 10
Mary Hudelson notes a Pomona Grade School concert by the swing band with Wayne Robuck as emcee and Louise Welborn directing on Friday May 10 at 8 p.m. The Pomona Alumni Association hosts its annual gathering Saturday at the grade school, and the Methodist Church marks Mothers Day with services on Sunday May 12.
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Mary Hudelson
Wayne Robuck
Pomona
Louise Welborn
Pomona Alumni Association
Colbern’s
The
Methodist Church
Charles Hill
Washington, D. C
U. S. Naval Academy
U. S. Navy
Naval Academy
Traffic Toll Topeka Doomsday Log May 21 1963
Kansas traffic death log records 0 fatalities in the Topeka region from 9 am Thursday through May 21, 1963, updating a comparable figure of 151 from the prior 24 hours and a 173 count for 1962.
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Topeka
Kansas
Probate hearings set in Baker estate and Albright heirs case
In Franklin County Kansas probate notices announce a hearing for the estate of Henry Carroll Baker with executrix Ella R. Baker seeking final settlement, fees, and heir distribution. Also named is Minnie C. Albright estate with Virginia H. Wilbert as heir seeking descent of Lot 6 and 8 in Bowles Sheldon & Toppings Addition Ottawa and related real and personal property, both notices detail filing defenses by certain dates in Ottawa.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Henry Carroll Baker
Elian R. Baker
Ottawa
Kansas
Minnie C. Albright
Renal
Bowles, Sheldon & Topping
Virginia H. Wilbert
Bowers
North Ottawa area sale listings and auctions roundup
A collection of sale notices across Kansas and nearby areas lists events on May 13 to May 22. Items include farm sale near Baldwin, blacksmith tools in Wellsville, household sale in Wellsville, night consignment horse sales in Lawrence and Neosho, cattle and miscellaneous auctions in Ottawa and Neosho, and weekly community and storage auctions at Ottawa and 1136 N Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Waverly City Park
Pressonville Corner
Bob Perkins
Clifford Carey
N.E. Richmond
Hampshire
Gene W. Haynes
Baldwin Junction
Merle Paul Farm
Ottawa
Kansas
Franklin County Sale Company
Olaf Nelson
Baldwin
Eas
Glenn Sundin
Wellsville
Kas
Harold Stewart
East 11Th Street
Lawrence
State Highway Commission
Junction
H. P. Peffly
Wilson Street
Cowdin Bros
Hickory
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Ben
N. Main
Ottawa Transfer and Store Co
Walnut St
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Well Child Clinic
Co-Op
Harry Loyds
N. Oak
Ellis
Florence Cales
Cedar
Ellsworth Smith
Inglewood
Calif
Wilky’s Pottery
South Water Tower
15Th
Richard Hermann
Westphalia
Robert Waugh
W. Th
Bobby Tedson
Independence
Larry Shaffer
Williamsburg
Bernard Byrne
Jerry Hollon
Mulberry
John T. Maxwell
Robert II, Mason
Allie J. Reinhardt
Towner’s Chapel
Ospendable Ambulance
North Man
9Th Street
Main
Charles Williamson
Robert A. Anderson
Associated Press
Pomona News
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Leavenworth and
Pike’s Peak Express Co
Denver
Colo
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Houston
Tex
River Edge
N.J
Cambodia
Pakistan
Republican Party
Khan Sahib
U.S. Agriculture Department
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Lamb
Legals
Ella R. Baker
Executrix
Bowers & Bowers Attorneys
Joe Totwner
Muullowinr Auay
Roan
Hank's Sinclair
K. C
Firestone
S Main
Malott Howe
Leeds
It’s Peak
King
Ward Underwood
Underwood St
L. V. Anderson
W. 75Th St
Overland Park, Kas
General Services
Underwood
Gene Powell
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Edmiston’s
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Service
McCracken
Mi. N
Hiway
Misc
A. C
Virgil Finch
Rantoul
J.D.R. Dennis Pomona
Fert
Clark Soybeans
Hill
Pioneer
John Berger
Appanoose High School
CLARK
Ralph Cope
Lane
Funk
Lindsey
Sudan
Lingerich
Peter
C. H. Rutledge
Lebo
Sporting Goods
H.P. Evinrude
Yellow Jacket Boat
N. Mulberry
Ottawa Boats and Motors
Harold Bones
Gambles
128 S
Motorola TV & Stereo
Kroehler Furniture
Little House
5Th & Lakin
Osage Cit
Music and Radio
Philco
S. Main
Coronado
Froehler Furniture
Norge
White
Court House
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
RFD
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Allen County Livestock Aariton
City
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Melvern
Bank
Dinette
White’s
Furniture & Appliances
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