Owen Gotschall enters Wadsworth VA Hospital for surgery
Owen Gotschall of 214 West Second Street was admitted to Wadsworth VA Hospital on Wednesday for a surgery planned next week Ward 3 E. Other brief items note a Moran couple welcoming a son born May 21 weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces and list local family members. Additionally, Mrs Harold Tetwiler of Ottawa named grand representative of New York in Kansas for the Order of the Eastern Star and a Baldwin reception honoring Mrs Cainie Steele, Grand Electa, with Ottawa attendees named. The Exceline School reunion is set for Sunday June 2 with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. for former teachers and pupils from Rangeline and Excelsior districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Gotschall
Wadsworth VA Hospital
Harold Tetwiler
Ottawa
New York
Kansas
Order of the Eastern Star
Tetwiler
Baldwin
Baldwin Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Cainie Steele
Union
C. J. Pence
Harry Webster
Grand
W. Phil McCracken
Howard Mann
Roy Donart
I’. A. Doman
Lamar Phillips
Exceline
Rangeline
Excelsior
Six Injured in Accidents Across City
Six persons were treated for injuries and released from Ran som Memorial Hospital after two car accidents. Thomas Park, 17, suffered a knee laceration in a three car crash on South Main near 900 block. Larry McCracken, 25, Hutchinson, had a knee laceration and Phillip McCracken, also Hutchinson, a forehead bump. A second two car collision near 4th Walnut left Norman Watts with a back injury, Berry Lee Watts with a forehead injury, and a minor head cut for Cindy Sue Watts. Mrs. Bessie L. Larkin, 32, Willow, was cited for failing to yield and involvement. A third crash at 2nd Walnut injured Knud A. Elben and Garry J. Stevenson, with Elben’s damage $232 and Stevenson’s $04. Stevenson cited for driving without glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Thomas Park
Willow
Lane
Larry McCracken
F Hutchinson
Phillip McCracken
Hutchinson
South Main
Main
Larre McCracken
John A. Thompson
Elm
Ninth Street
Norman Watts
RFD
Ottawa
Berry Lee Watts
Cindy Sue Watts
4Th Walnut
Bessie L. Larkin
Larkin
Knud A. Elben
Garry J. Stevenson
2Nd Walnut
Elben
Second Street
Stevenson
Walnut
Youth for Christ Evangelistic Team at Garnett First Baptist
A Kansas City Youth for Christ team will conduct services at Garnett First Baptist Church at 7 30 p m on Sunday May 6. The team meets with the Baptist Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m and again at the evening service. An afterglow for teenagers follows the service. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Youth For Christ
Helicopter Evacuation Delayed For Everest Climbers
American Everest team secures Nepal’s only helicopter to lift two frostbitten climbers Barry Bishop and Willi um Unsoeld from a base near Pheriche after a tentless night near the summit. Ground transport to Namche Bazar will take two days. heli evac likely Sunday or Monday. Porters will carry them to Namche before airlift to Kathmandu hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan M. Kenedy
Katmandu
Nepal
Sherpa
Gilbert Roberts
Barry C. Bishop
William
Pheriche
Namche Bazar
Sherpa Center
Bishop
Unsocld
U.S. Agency For International Development
Washington, D.C
Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Mt. Everest
Thomas Hornbein
San Diego
Calif
Luther Jerstad
Eugene
Rockefeller Bride Will Tour State After Honeymoon
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller returns from an 18 day honeymoon with his 36 year old bride Margaretta Fitler Murphy. He plans a state tour after they settle in which could test voter reaction to the governors marriage. The pair had both been divorced and the marriage has sparked national discussion about his political prospects for the Republican presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Funeral services for R. W. Kitterman in Garnett
R W Kitterman of Harris died in Redding California on May 16. Services were May 21 at Farris Funeral Home Garnett with burial at Agricola. Surviving are widow Faye Kitterman a daughter Maxine Frass of Key West Florida and son Donald Kitterman of Canada. Their mother was Osie Hasty Kitterman, his first wife who died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Kitterman
Harris
Redding
Calif
Farris
Garnett
Agricola
Kitterman
Faye Kitterman
Maxine Frass
Key West
Fla
Donald Kitterman
Canada
Osie
Hasty) Kitterman
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Prices Trimmed
KC Markets reports cattle gains with alaughter steers and heifers up to 80 higher calves steady dealers down. beef and prime levels vary. Slaughter lambs ease 25 to 50. sows and feeder lambs mixed. hogs show gains with barrows gilts up 1.00 and sows 50 to 76 higher as weights 190 to 320 and 275 to 400 pounds command 16.00 to 16.35 and 13.00 respectively.
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Kansas City
Mrs. Trumans Brother Dies in Independence Mo
George P. Wallace age 71 died Friday night at Independence hospital after seven weeks as a patient. He was the brother of Mrs. Harry S. Truman and lived next door to the Trumans. Wallace retired in May 1961 after 27 years as maintenance superintendent for Jackson County highways. He and his wife Mary were married 47 years and he was active in Democratic politics and served as an election judge for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independance
George P. Wallace
Independence Hospital
Harry S. Truman
Trumans
Independence
Wallace
Jackson County
Kansas City
Mary
Number Please Local Call Mix Up Frustrates San Francisco
John Nasternak tried to make a local call Friday night and kept hitting long distance lines to Atlanta Cleveland New York Salt Lake City Anaheim Canada and South Dakota. After 45 minutes he could not reach a local operator and finally completed the call by going next door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Nasternak
Atlanta
Nasternak
Cleveland
Ohio
Wayne Loving
New York City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anaheim
Calif
British Columbia
Canada
South Dakota
Plans For A Space Patrol In Dallas
Air Force announced a plan for a military space patrol aboard a manned spaceship that would orbit Earth for indefinite periods. Lt. Gen. James Ferguson said no date but hopes development of the space station would come soon. He spoke to the Aviation Space Writers Association in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Air Force
James Ferguson
Aviation Space Writers Association
Ready To Deal On Big Theft
New York AP Douglas John Brown an armored car driver accused of stealing 325000 in Vancouver arrived from Brazil and said he would try to make a deal for the money. Interpol FBI and Canadian agents met him at Idlewild. Police in Rio de Janeiro detained him last Friday after a missing night he and another man allegedly took nearly 550000 from 48 Vancouver supermarkets. He offered no location for the funds and indicated a deal may involve a lighter charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas John Brown
Vancouver
B.C
Brazil
Brown
Interpol
International Police Force
FBI
Idlewild
Rio de Janeiro
Loomis Armored Car Service
Death of Teamster Local 560 shop steward shocks Hoboken
Police probe the slaying of Walter Glockner 27 a shop steward allied against Anthony Provenzano Local 560 president Glockner shot three times in the back as he left his home in Hoboken on Friday He died nine hours later in a hospital Glockner attended a stewards meeting hours earlier and reportedly clashed over a union appointment Provenzano 45 is on trial in Newark federal court for extorting 17100 from the Corn Transportation Co where Glockner worked
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N.J
Teamsters Local 560
Walter Glockner
Glockner
Anthony
Tony Pro) Provenzano
North Bergen
560
Provenzano
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Newark
Corn Transportation Co
Marine Corps
NY Publisher Dies at 50
New York Times president and publisher Orvil E. Dryfoos died at age 50 in Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a stay for heart strain. He became president in 1947, succeeding his father-in-law Arthur Hays Sulzberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orvil E. Dryfoos
New York Times
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Dryfoos
Harkness
the Times
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
African unity charter adopted at Addis Ababa summit
Leaders of Africa's independent states adopted a charter to form the continent's first overall political organization. The plan creates a yearly chiefs of state conference, a permanent secretariat, a council of ministers, and a mediation commission to arbitrate disputes. The draft from Ethiopia guided the agreement reached near the summit's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Africa
Conference of Chiefs of State
Council of Ministers
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs. Leonard Matteson RFD 2 Pomona Harlow Nelson Quene mo Friday Mrs. Maxine Jones 618 N Cedar Saturday Dismissals list Mrs. Mary L Rice 315 E 2nd Friday Carl Taylor RFD 2 Williamsburg Charles Bishop 1238 N Sycamore George Fuller Princenton Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Matteson
RFD
Pomona
Harlow Nelson
Quenemo
Maxine Jones
N. Cedar
Mary L. Rice
Carl Taylor
Williamsburg
Charles Bishop
N. Sycamore
George Fuller
Princenton
Cop Kills NY Youth After Street Beating Incident
New York AP patrolman George Duke 28 shot and killed Antonio Pagan 19 on West 84th Street after Pagan and two companions attacked two young women and a child. Pagan ducked a bottle thrown at him while shielding with a garbage can lid. another assailant fled and one was seized. The injured mother and daughter were treated. Olga 15 and Lydia 5 were involved as witnesses amid a confrontation over a missing sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
George Duke
Antonio Pagan
Pagan
Rafael Rivera
Quaxr
Identi
Lucy
Formen
West 84Th Street
Olga
Matilda Ge
Jesus
Daugha
Ter
Lydia
Pagazna
Duke
Tito Celebrates 71st Birthday in Belgrade
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports President Tito marking his 71st birthday with celebrations at the government palace. Youth groups, children, and workers gathered to offer congratulations and gifts over the past two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Deeds Transfer Across Many Parcels in Pomona Kas
Multiple land transfers recorded in Pomona include Oscar C R Arnold to Dorothy Wee Lyons for 1 acre, Wiswell to Barnhart Tr. Se a 35 16-18, Don Shade to Edwin L Johnson Lot 25 Orchard Heights, Grain & Lumber Co to Carl E Kes ley Lots 20-22-24-26 Blk 5 Dundee Place Add, and other deeds detailing undivided interests and lots in Wellsville Crestview and Garfield Add areas with several parties named and parcel numbers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. R. Arnold
Dorothy Wee Lyons
Saw Wiswell
Alvin Barnhart
Don Shade
Edwin L. Jor
Orchard Heights
Lesh
Max F. Ward
Corp
Albert C. Carpenter
Max FY. Ward
In && Ee
John W. Bee
Man, Jr
Robbie G. Robbins
Verna Giglio
BE. Morton
Clarence Long
Thomas Gleason
A. M. Milton
Richard H. Larkin
Crestview
Mie A. Facklam
Floyd R. Heck
Clarence E. Ane
Jimmie A. Facklam
Gien A. Sundin
Ethel
E Vilet
Charles R. Perry
William A. Soegal
Gleason
Werlard T. Bennett
Marvin E. Ro
Garfield
Anderson
Delbert Anderson
Frank J. Scott
John R. Rea
A St
Lots
Main St
Pomona
Kas
Thur Harris
Irving J. Turley
Removals list includes multiple address changes
A dense removal notice lists numerous individuals and addresses shifted between locations. Burns C C moves from 218 W 10th to Ban Harold at 929 8 Main. Caldwell Sr moves from 608 King to Bonner Sprimmaga. Callahan Glen to 815 N Poplar. Elsie Fergus to 812 N Sycamore. Floyd B to 2218 Ash. Slanke to 1324 S Maple. Slaughter Mrs K and Spatz Robert to W Wilson. Wie Jacqueline to 920 N Locust. plus other transfers to 520 E 14th and 533 Sycamore.
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Heck
Floyd B
Ash
Peffly
Old P
W. Wilson
Ross
Eeorvin E
W. A
Maple
E Bill
S. Cedar
Sycamore
Slaughter
K. Spatz
Robert
Jacqueline
N. Locust
Kennedy meets prominent Negro leaders on civil rights
Attorney General Kennedy met with James Baldwin Lorraine Hansberry and others in New York to discuss strategies to combat racial discrimination. The meeting, held at an undisclosed Manhattan location, drew about a dozen Black leaders and several white participants. The group warned of an explosive racial situation in the North potentially matching Southern strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bert F. Kennedy
S Justice Department
Washington
New York Times
Manhattan
Roup
Kennedy
Baldwin
Helping School Dropouts Rehabilitation Topic
Paul C. Tullier senior editor notes on Page 8 of today's Herald the final piece in a four part series addressing the grave problem of unschooled, unskilled and unemployed youths in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today’s Herald
Paul C. Tullier
America
Kansas school district meetings set for June dates
Several annual meetings listed for Princeton and Pomona districts in Kansas with notices to residents. Meetings cover High School District 10 June 6 at Princeton High School, Elementary District 63 June 7 in Princeton, and District 69 June 7 at Pomona Grade School with levy increase discussion. Public notices dated May 11 1963 and published through May 25 1963. Also included is a probate notice in Franklin County Kansas regarding the estate of Alice J Reinhardt with hearing set and administrators named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Brown
Joint 10
Princeton
Kansas
Joe McAuliffe
Gene Domnanish
School District 69
Pomona
Roy Reed
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Alice J. Reinhardt
Ugh M. Blanch
Bernice B. Cartmer
Allie J. Reinhardt
Ottawa
Child care offered at home for working mothers
A caregiver offers services to look after small children at home for working mothers. Contact CH 2-4359 for arrangements and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Services
Gene Powell
Nitcher
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa
Conrad
May 27 Auction and Weekly Sales Across Towns
Fragmented OCR lists auctions and sale events across Pomona Lawrence and Walnut areas. Mentions May 27 night consignments at Lawrence Livestock Co and weekly auctions at Pim furniture and Mise next bank Pomona. Details are unclear but indicate multiple community sale evenings and contact notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture & Mise
Next Bank
Pomona
Kansas
Harold Stewa
Lawrence Livestock E Co
Transsteaage Co
Ottawa
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David Phillippi
Moran
Frances Phillippi
Bronson
L. E. ‘Jack’ Nelson
Ellis
Ady
Youth Service At
Sue Link
Tom Johnson
Pratt County College
Tom Towers
Sue
Mrs. Truman
Jamieson
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberta
Ween Shays
Sui Powers
Teamster
Progress On Africa Unity
Cop
NWJ
Richmond
Irene Holloran
Robert L. Brown
Fieets
Fnegroes
Tre Justice Department
Ate
Legals
Bowers & Attorneys
Hugh M. Blanch
Bernice B
Curtner Petitioners
Bowers
Buddy
Harxzxy L. Clayborne
K. C
Firestone
S. Main
Rome
North Market Street
Wichita
Fesc
Myers Bros
Claude
Howardel
Franklin County Late Company
Glenn Sundin
Wellsvire
Eas
Williams S. Green
Baldwin Jct
Wellsville
Jack Nesom
Overbrook Livestock
Blake
Aden
Dune &H
R. A. Trowb
Methodist Church
Smeet
Melvern
Eastbrook
Nate
Leona
Beousehold Door
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