Vernon O Chesbro Named Campaign Manager for Kansas Governor Bid
Vernon O Chesbro of Ottawa Republican is named Franklin County campaign manager for Bill Avery, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Kansas. Also notes business and local notices including 4 H Awards meeting details, aluminum sheet pricing, hospital chaplain, and Dr. Thornburg office closure.
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Vernon O 'Chesbro
Ottawa
Franklin County
Bill, Avery
Avery
Kansas
Reds Mum On Death
Two Army helicopter pilots details their captivity in North Korea. Captains Ben W. Stutts and Charleton Voltz say captors hid news of President Kennedy's assassination from them for days and kept them separated for most of their yearlong imprisonment. They were freed last Saturday and are under medical observation at a military hospital. Voltz recalls hearing of the assassination on Thanksgiving Day, six days after the event.
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Seoul
South Korea
John F. Kennedy
U.S
North Korea
Ben W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Charleton Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
Thomas W. Dunn
Korea
Stutts
Voltz
Dunn
Kennedy
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births In Area
Admissions list includes Kathleen Scribner Wellsville Bob Rice 624 E 11th Mrs Lam ar Fowler 611 N Sycamore Sunday David Burlingham RFC 2 Mrs Norman Bowling 1024 N Sycamore Monday plus several entries. Births report Eugene Erickson and wife 1021 N Mulberry daughter weight 6 lb 14 oz Beth ell Ned Beth ell Quenemo son weight 5 lb 2 oz Hutchinson 750 Pecan daughter weight 6 lb 7 oz.
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Kathleen Scribner
Wellsville
Bob Rice
Lamar Fowler
Sycamore
David Burlingham
RFC
Norman Bowling
Bill Runnels
Ash
Martin Lovell
Rantoul
Margaret Bien
Main
Della Shaffer
Hickory
Eugene Erickson
N. Mulberry
Harold Ned Bethell
Quenemo
George Hutchinson
Samuel Roethers
Ottawa Uniersity
Edith Gibbon
Floyd Richardson
James Durbin
K. U. Medical Center
Beverly Haworth
Ottawa University
John Houdashelt
Willow
Athol Eichorn
Osawatomie
Fred Clymore
Paul Perkins
S. Elm
Robert Simms
N. Hickory
Hector Roblez
S. Hickory
Charles Chilcote
S. Oak
Edna Hughes
Pomona
Ramona Ferroni
Kansas City
Two Accidents Occur Saturday in City
Police report details two Saturday crashes. A 1958 Chevrolet truck owned by Sune rise Dairy was hit by a 1958 Buick driven by Glen Lindsey 61 of 918 Hamblin causing damage to the truck bed and Buick tail area. Lindsey cited for no current driver license. At 10:16 a. m. a 1964 Ford driven by J W Hall collided with Joy A Barkley’s 1955 Ford in front of Robertson Motor Co. No injuries reported. damages: left rear fender and bumper on the 1964 Ford about $90 and $5 to Barkley’s rear tail light.
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Glen Lindsey
Hamblin
Sunerise Dairy
E. Wilson
Harrison Grocery
Lindsey
Ford
J. W. Hall
Quenemo
Joy A. Barkley
Baldwin
Barkley
Police Nab Girl Friend In Hutchinson Murder Case
Miss Kathryn Nance, 24, Tulsa, Okla., was charged as an accessory in the murder of a Hutchinson couple at a motel near Osage Beach, Mo. Her boyfriend John R. Abercrombie, 22, Tulsa, faced two murder counts. She was taken into custody at the Greene County jail in Springfield after Abercrombie’s arraignment.
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Camdenton
Kathryn Nance
Tulsa
Okla
Hutchinson
Kan
Osage Beach
James Roach
John R. Abercrombie
Miss Nance
Greene County
Springfield
Abercrombie
Bands Combine For Concert At Memorial Auditorium
The Ottawa Junior and Senior High School bands perform at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Memorial Auditorium. The junior band plays Second Suite in F for Military Band Folk Song Suite Rhapsody for Band Carnival Selections Irish Washerwoman conducted by Bill Edwards. The senior band performs Voice of the Guns March Chester Overture Greensleeves Hebrides Suite. A Benjoy high clarinet choir and the junior high brass choir join for the final 170 piece set of Climb Every Mountain and Exodus. Admission is free.
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Ottawa
Memorial Auditorium
Bill Edwards
Benjoy? High
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Notice
Local ads eligible for 10 percent discount if paid by 5 p.m. next day. Classified deadline is 5 p.m. day before publication. 5 line ads accepted by 9:30 a.m. day of publication. Want ads per word rates vary by insertions from 6 cents to 90 cents. Card of Thanks 4 cents per word with 70 cent minimum. Blind ads 50 cents extra. National 14 cents per line. Special rates and trade territory terms listed. Lodge notices with emblem 1.00 per inch. two insertions 1.50.
Community Auction Listings and Farm Sale Notices
Open house dates for Nate and Leona Gibbons in Pomona and various weekly auctions in Ottawa Overbrook Gas City Council Grove and other Kansas towns. Listings show schedules locations contact numbers and times for furniture antiques livestock and household goods auctions.
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Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Pomona
Bank
Kansas
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Four Cited Over Weekend
Police records show four individuals cited May 17 for moving traffic violations. Billy Edwards Bowers, 19, Independence, charged with no valid driver’s license. bond $15. William Allen Montgomery, 24, 604 S Walnut, cited for running a stop sign. Lester C Mills, 20, Ottawa RFD 4, cited for being drunk in public. bond $50. Roger L Floyd, Price Hall, cited for running a stop sign and speeding 50 mph in a 20 mph zone.
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Billy Edwards Bowers
Independence
William Allen Montgomery
S. Walnut
Lester C. Mills
Ottawa
Roger L. Floyd
Price Hall
Ottawa talks on satellite tech by two meetings
Two meetings this week in Ottawa will feature demonstrations of Southwestern Bell satellite gear. T H Popplewell will speak tonight at the National Guard meeting and Wednesday at the Rotary Club about tracking horn reflectors and Telstar communications satellite concepts.
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Southwestern Bell
Telstar
Ottawa
T. H. Popplewell
National Guard
Rotary Club
Four plead guilty in county court cases
Four persons pleaded guilty in county court on May 16 and 18. Herman Ackman, 26, Garnett RFD 1, was fined 5 dollars and 6 dollars in costs for disobeying a stop sign. Louis Lambert, 42, Kansas City, was fined 5 dollars and 6 dollars in costs for having no chauffeurs license. Maurio M. Detrizio, 21, Hoboken, N J, was fined 40 dollars and 6 dollars in costs for failing to control speed to avoid an accident, having no current drivers license on person, and having no current registration. Larry E. Milliken, 17, Williamsburg RFD 1, was fined 10 dollars and 6 dollars in costs for having no horn in working condition and defective mufflers.
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Herman Ackman
Garnett Rfd
Louis Lambert
Kansas City
Maurio M. Detrizio
Hoboken
N. J
Larry E. Milliken
Williamsburg Rfd
Desegregation Anniversary Observed in Topeka
In Topeka special services marked the 10th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that separate schools are not equal. Mrs. Linda Brown Smith, the Topeka accompanist for a church recital, could not attend the observance.
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Marks
Topeka
U.S. Supreme Court
Linda Brown Smith
Parade of Flowers Show at Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa Garden Club invites flower growers to enter exhibitions at Memorial Auditorium basement by noon May 25. Show runs 1 30 to 8 30 p m with free admission and no entry fees. A seed bulb and plant sale by club members will occur led by Mrs R D Spears. show chaired by Mrs Lester Hoffman. The New World's first sugar cane came west with Columbus on his second voyage.
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Ottawa Garden Club
Memorial Auditorium
R. D. Spears
Lester Hoffman
New World
Columbus
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Jane
Harold Tetwhler
Moore
Olds
Bill
Ottawa Herald Business Office
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robert Carver
The
Free Methodist Church
Ward Underwood
Underwood
Fred
Ted” Morrow
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dr. Thornburg
Army
Cecil J. Price
Ceccil J. Price
Michigan Valley
Wichita
Price
First National Bank
Alma
Warren
Margaret Barnhart
Michigan Valley Methodist Church
Union Cemetery
Centropolis
Pomona Lodge
Ridgeway Lodge
Af&am
Esther Burroughs
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
St. John’s Catholic Church
Greeley
Farris ‘Funeral Home
Burroughs
Peter and
Mary
Feuerborn) Rocker
Anderson
Franklin
Williamsburg
Clyde Burroughs
Rex
Burlington
Rita Wilper
Lettie Hoffman
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Manuel Ray
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Jose Marti
Gutierrez Menoyo
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Havana
Ray
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Radio Free Cuba
Charles Bowling
Cook Field
KCAC
Roach
Herald
Retta
Pauline Todd
W. C. Marie Raffelock
Sec
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OES
Marie Donart
W.M. Vola Phillips
Secy
iMale
C-O
Ottawa Herald
B. F. Heidner
la Monte Roach
State Line
Prairie Village
Kans
Kansas Employment Office
General Services 29
Rex Hiner
Standard Rendering Co
Charles Redman
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Law Mower Repair
Reeves Repair Shop
Oak
Ottawa Herald General Service
Hampshire Boars
Eddie Hull
W. C. Barkley
Coffman
Hampshire
Robert Chamberlin
Mal Breshears
R. 1
Phone Waverly PE
International Tractor
Brookse
Clark
Frank Roessner
Princeton
John Brown
H. R, Peiman
Funk, Homewood
Msburg
Hill
Greenleaf
Sudan
Princeton Grain Co
Clark Soybeans
Roush Brothers
Alan
Gingerich
Roberts Bros
Pioneer
Appanoose High School
John Berger
Gurners Greenhouse
Misc
OK Discount Store
Dykstra
Leona Fanning
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Ma FT
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Printy’s
Flora W. Fyfe
Logan St
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Garden Club
RSS
Hook
Sporting Goods
Hest
O. K
Yellow Jacket Boat
H. P
Joe Ferns
Mercury Motors
Starcraft
I.M.P
Ottawa Boats and Motors
Johnson Sea Horse
Saorer Aoa
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