Richmond Grade School graduation honors Mrs Lola Booher
Mrs Lola Booher received a corsage and crystal at the Richmond Grade School graduation ceremonies Friday night in acknowledgment of her retirement as a teacher. The Garfield Garden Club will meet with Mrs David G Laury Tuesday evening. A Franklin County 4-H Council meeting is set for May 18 at 8 p m in the First Methodist Church’s junior high room. Curtis was arraigned May 14 on a no fund check charge, pled innocent, trial May 26, bond $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Booher
Richmond
Garfield Garden Club
David G. Laury
Warren ’. Curtis
Franklin County
4-H Council
First Methodist Church
State Pen Shows Drop
A Kansas Legislative Council committee reported a population drop at Lansing Penitentiary easing pressure on new facilities. The prison housed just over 1,800 inmates, down from 1,952 in January 1963, with proposals to expand minimum security on Penitentiary Island Farm or remodel the former ordnance plant at Parsons. Hutchinson Reformatory stood at 898 on May 1 after peaking at 914. Topeka Reception and Diagnostic Center had 112 inmates and the Kansas Women’s Industrial Farm 96 on May 5.
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Topeka
Kansas Penitentiary
Legislative Council
Lansing
Committee On Charitable, Benevolent and Penal Institutions
Hé Penitentiary Island
Ordnance
Hutchinson
Sons
Kansas Women's Industrial Farm
Two Cases In District Court
Jon Eugene Alterman pleaded guilty to burglary in county court on May 14. The grand larceny charge was dismissed. Alterman’s probation application was continued until 3 p.m. June 10. In district court Judith McCurdy received a continuation of probation on May 13 with a $600 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Eugene Alterman
Alterman
Judith McCurdy
City Manager Rubin to Take Garnett Post June 20
Howard M. Rubin, administrative assistant to the Southfield city administrator, is hired as Garnett's new city manager. He will assume office June 20, per the city clerk. Garnett adopted the manager form in October 1963. the commission elected April 7 and hired Rubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Rubin
Trator
Southfield
Mich
Garnett
Rubin
Glass aggregate to coat Kansas highways this year
Wichita AP report quotes Highway Director Addison Meschke saying more than a million pounds of ground glass will be dumped on Kansas highways. He notes motorists need not worry about tire damage as the glass is mixed with highway marking paint to boost reflectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Addison Meschke
Kansas
NATO Slow in The Hague as NATO ministers defer key decisions
NATO foreign ministers left The Hague after a three day meeting without resolving Cyprus tensions or France's stance on U S leadership. Leaders expect new U S and British governments this fall to provide fresh leadership and ease Western alliance strains.
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NATO
The
Hague
Cyprus
France
U.S
Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Couve de Murville
Western
Europe
Paris
KCAC Track Finals Today At Cook Field
Baker and Friends led the KCAC after day one at Cook Field with 18 points, Sterling 16, Southwestern 14, followed by Ottawa 11, College of Emporia 8, and Kansas Wesleyan 2 as finals set to begin Saturday afternoon. Saturday events include javelin, broad jump, and triple jump with Clarke Johnson from Baker posting a broad jump record 23 ft 7.5 in, while Ottawa and Wesleyan amassed athlete entries in early qualifying rounds and multiple sprint events.
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Baker and Friends
Kansas
Cook Field
Sterling
Southwestern
Ottawa
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Wesleyan
McPherson
Baker
Sterling and Friends
Claude Johnson
Boley
Harold Rush
Friends
Ywain Zimmerman
Mickey Groshart
Leonard Scheufler
Floyd Scott
Old Park
Southwest N
Roy Clayton
Jim Switzer
Kenneth Graber
Bethel
Ron Reusch
Bod Masters
Francis Gardner
Bob Smith
Ken Sargent
Andrew Honeycutt
Bob Cole
Dash
John Chance
Menpiekan
Wendy Carpenter
Phil Hughs
Dick Booth
Otetawa
Don Enns
Andy Deckert
LeRoy Blackwell
Bruce Bell
John Treadwell
Joni Phillips
Larry Bierwirth
Tom Hoisington
Jon Kre
Dewey Underwood
Lynn Warner
Bob Bruchman
Jim Steinle
Greg Plush
Dick Bigler
Cloture Seen As Nip And Tuck
Washington AP reports the civil rights bill debate remains tight as Mansfield warns of a touch and go cloture vote. Southern leaders threaten boycott of a Tuesday caucus, with Stennis and Ellender pursuing strategies to keep opposition alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nip and Tuck
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Khrushchev cuts Luxor visit as sun bakes Aswan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev returns from a Red Sea cruise with President Nasser to the Aswan High Dam site for a final ceremony. Iraqi President Aref and Algerian President Ben Bella join the touring party. Khrushchev shortens Luxor stop due to heat, while 17 days of state travel continue.
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David Lancashire
Aswan
Egypt
Khrushchev
Red Sea
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
Khru Shchev
Ras Banas
Hourriya
Abdel Salam Aref
Ahmed Ben Bella
Nile River
Ancient
Luxor
Nile
Tip Winners Named for Lyndon School Bomb Scare Tip
Tip winners include T. A. Cartwright of 804 N. Sycamore who wins the $5 weekly prize for his tip on the Lyndon school bomb scare. Other tipsters were Russell Scott Savage Mrs. H. J. Murphey Fred Wood and Mrs. Paul Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Cartwright
N. Sycamore
Lyndon School
Russell Scott Savage
H. J. Murphey
Fred Wood
Paul Garrett
Welfare Board Open House Set at New County HQ
An open house will run from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the County Social Welfare Board new headquarters on East Second Street. The Welfare department, staff, county commissioners and advisory board will host visitors at the event held in the former post office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Social Welfare Board
East Second Street
County Welfare Department
City Hall
Welfare Department
County Commissioners
Advisory Board
Market Summary: Kansas City Livestock Prices
KC Markets reports cattle and hogs with gains over last week. Steers 50-75 higher, heifers 25-50 higher, cows up to 25, feeders up to 75, good to prime steers 18.00-21.00, good to choice heifers 17.50-20.50, calves 17.50-19.50, cows 12.75-15.00, feeders 16.00-25.15. Lambs 50-75 lower, ewes 50 lower, good to prime lambs 19.50-25.00, ewes 3.00-5.50 lower. Barrows and gilts 50-100 higher, sows 25 higher, prices 1.3 190-300 lb 14.00-15.85, sows 275-675 lb 11.25-13.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
County area sale listings mix of auctions and livestock
A cluttered notice lists multiple sale events across Kansas towns including Centropolis Pomona and Ottawa. It mentions household goods furniture and tools for several dates and times, plus livestock auctions in Overbrook Gas City and Council Grove with contact names and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis Claudel
Howard
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
Mrs
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Hospital Notes Admissions of Mrs John Clark
Admission record notes Mrs John Clark of 922 North Main as admitted on Friday. No further details available due to truncated OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Main
Ottawa Pair Granted Marriage License
Gary Showalter 22 from Ottawa and Jane Wedman 19 of Ottawa obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Showalter
Ottawa
Jane Wedman
Executor Appointed In Mary Evelyn Martin Estate
The State of Kansas notifies creditors heirs and others concerned in the estate of Mary Evelyn Martin deceased Franklin County that Winton A Winter was appointed and qualified as executor on May 13 1964 creditors must present demands within nine months from the first publication date May 16 1964
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Mary Evelyn Martin
Winton A. Winter
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Pomona Dam
Jack
Gary Ebeck
N. Mulberry
ATTEN
Eagles
Rhythm Ramblers
Adv
Ottawa Herald Business Office
VFW
Sellis
the Hague
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dirk U. Stikker
Stavros Késtopolos
Stikker
Greece
Turkey
Feridun Erkin
Ottawa Herald
William Wallace Mannen
State of Kansas
Wilbur E. Mannen
Wilburn, Mannen
Robert L. Pinet
Bishop & Lee Paola
Fred Disque
Harry Gilliland
1Stand Cedar
Gilliland
Trump
Laury
Guy M. Weburg
Mary
Mamie) E, Roberts
Mary E, Roberts
Pauline Todd
W. C. Marie Raffelock
Sec’y
Bill
Harold Tetwiler
Moore
Jane
Otasco
Budge’s
Budge’s Howe
Male
C.o
B. F. Heidner
Kansas Employment Office
General Services
All Work Inc
Rex Hiner
Standard Rendering Co
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Law
Reeves Repair Shop
Oak
Ottawa Herald General Service
West
Hampshire Boars
Eddie Hull
Dostein
W. C. Barkley
W. Centropolis
International
Wesley Humbaugh
Clark
H.R. Peiman
Michigan Valley
Kan
Pioneeer
H. A. Funk
Homewood
Wisburg
Frank Roessner
Princeton
Tobi Brown
Roberts Bros
Williamsburg
Pioneer
Ade Panoose High School
John Berger
Gurners Greenhouse
KCAC
Mansfield
Richard B. Russell
D.ga
Bobby Baker
Allen J. Ellender
D-Law
James O. Eastland
D. Miss
Ellender
John Stennis
D-Miss
Russell
Stennis
Sion
South
Niki
Tip
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Printy’s
Johnnie Higgins
Lydia C. Hamilton
Mulberry
Legals
Towner
Amy, Ay Bk
Sor
Just
Funk
Steckley
N.C. & Seed
Miles
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