Local Social Security Rep to Visit Youth Center May 25
G E Tomlinson, a Social Security field representative, will be at the Youth Center at 115 W 4th St on May 25 from 9:30 am to noon. Other items include dance event notices, hospital entry, a fatal aviation crash reported by a Seattle sister, and various local ads and yard sales.
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G. E. Tomlinson
Social Security
W. 4Th St
Garnett Girls Win KU Prizes in Newspaper Contest
Two Garnett High School girls earned awards in the 46th annual high school newspaper contest of the University of Kansas William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information. Jo Gadelman tied for second in interview writing and Janice Foltz received honorable mention for her editorial feature column. The Garnett school paper is The High School Times.
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Garnett
Cone Tests
University of Kanesas
William Allen White
Public Information
Jo Gadelman
Janice Foltz
High School Times
Brazil Upsets Spain in European Zone Davis Cup
Brazil's upstart Davis Cup squad spoiled Spain in Barcelona taking a 3-2 victory. Joe Edison Mandarino defeated Juan Gilbert in a five setter 7-5 3-6 9-11 8-6 8-6 after a Monday suspension. Brazil will face Poland in Warsaw June 10-12 for Division A semifinalberth.
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Barcelona
Spain
Brazil
Joe Edison Mandarino
Juan Gilbert
Darkeness
Poland
Warsaw
France
Czechoslovakia
Police Court Cracking Down On Driving Violations
In a police court session, multiple defendants faced charges from careless driving and speeding to driving under the influence. Sentences included fines from 10 to 125 dollars, bonds posted, and arraignments set for late May and early June.
Card of Thanks Ad Rates for Local and National
Classified notice outlines rates for card of thanks four cents per word with a minimum, local and national rates, blind ads extra, and special discount contracts. Out of trade territory pricing is six cents per word per insertion with emblem, two insertions priced at one dollar and fifty cents.
Widow 90 proves she can still fly glider ride
May Kimball, a Methuen widow, fulfilled her 90th birthday vow by taking a 20 minute glider flight over Lawrence area. She first conceived the idea on her 89th birthday while visiting her niece in Methuen and arranged the trip with James Doyle of Andover. She compared glider travel favorably to cable cars in San Francisco.
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Larry A. Bretts
Lawrence Eagle-Tribune
Methuen
Mass
May Kimball
Lawrence, Mass
Rudolph 8. Dietrich
Kimball
James Doyle
Andover
San Francisco
Rybolt Named Legion Leader in Warren Post
Denzel A. Rybolt 819 Tremont elected post commander of Warren Black Post of the American Legion. A retired Navy aviation machinist's mate with 20 years service, he works as an electrician at Lune flower Ordnance Plant. Other officers elected were Lloyd Griffith, Ronald Cade. Incumbents reelected included Dave Bunch and Joe Towner. Eight delegates and eight alternates were chosen for the Department Convention in Wichita May 20 21 22. Memorial Day program planned at Highland Cemetery at 10 p.m. Flags to be placed on markers. Baseball season practices begin in May for 1966 with about 30 games in June and July. Second District tournament in Paola the last week of July ends the season. A carnival is set for Granger Park near Ottawa May 28 28.
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Gary W
Malburg
Main
Donald E. Hull
Princeton Rfc
Thomas J. Franks
S, Cedar
Howard M. Randall
Pomona
Ronald G. Eckenroed
Oak
James F
Gorton
Wilson
George W. Starbuck
Elm
Denzel A. Rybolt
Tremont
Warren Black
American Legion
Rybolt
U.S. Navy
Luneflower Ordnance Plant
Lloyd L. Griffith
Ronald Cade
Dave Bunch
Joe Towner
Fred Cook
Ralph Allen
Bill Finch
Department
Wichita
Highland Cemetery
American Legion, Elks
Paola
The
Post
Granger Park
Ottawa
Death notices Glenn B McDaniel of Lyndon dies at 68
Glenn Baxter McDaniel 68 of McDaniel Hardware Lyndon died Wednesday at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka after a year ill Funeral arrangements by Shafer Mortuary Lyndon burial in Lyndon Cemetery born January 24 1898 in Michigan Valley heir William A and Ruth Baxter McDaniel he was in Baker University quartet graduating 1921 later tied to Lyndon hardware married Wilma Featherston 1922 moved to Lyndon 1929 lifelong Methodist member served as choir director and church school superintendent Survived by wife one son Barry McDaniel Berlin Germany three grandchildren one brother H H McDaniel Lyndon two sisters Mrs R L Smith St Joseph Mo and Mrs N V Hudelson Pomona and a double cousin Dr E E McDaniel Cassville Mo services 2 pm Friday at First Methodist Church Baldwin officiated by Rev Jim Nabors burial in Louisburg Cemetery also surviving sisters Mrs Jessie Ramsey Ottawa RFD 2 and Mrs Leonard Hinds Raton NM plus several nieces and nephews including Mrs Harry Moody and Carl Kersley
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Glenn B. McDaniel
Glenn Baxter McDaniel
McDaniel Hardware and Implement Co
Lyndon
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Shafer Mortuary
Michigan Valley
William A
Ruth (Baxter) McDaniel
Baker University
Wilma Featherston
Methodist Church
Barry McDaniel
Berlin
Germany
McDaniel
R, L, Smith
St. Joseph
N, V, Hudelson
Pomona
E, E, McDaniel
Cassville
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Jim Nabors
Louisburg Cemetery
Jessie Ramsey
Ottawa
Local Markets Cop Price Snapshot From Tuesday Close
Prices quoted are from Tuesday's closing. Wheat at 180, Soybeans 1556, Rye 090. Market terms and numbers compacted from a local market brief.
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Tuessday
Ottawa area farm and house sales roundup
A series of farm and household sales listed for Ottawa Kansas and surrounding areas. Dates include May 20 May 23 May 26 May 27 and June 4 with times around 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Locations span Wellsville North Ottawa Ke33 Wells ville and Williamsburg with items ranging from furniture and goods to Jersey cattle and farm machinery.
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Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Ottawa
T. M. Beckmeyer
Wellsvile
Mrs. C. Beckermeyer
Wellsville
Kans
F. C. Sanford
15Th Street
E. J. Gaynor
S. Locust
Kansas
Clare Sowers
Jersey
Williamsburg
Kan
Emma Kersley 73 longtime fraternity house cook dies
Emma Kersley of Baldwin, aged 73, who cooked in fraternity and sorority houses for 45 years, died Tuesday evening at St. Luke's Hospital after being transferred from Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Emma Kersley
Baldwin
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospi
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