Farm meeting in Topeka and local ads mix in notice
Don Brown and Rosemary Crist attend a farm management meeting in Topeka. Close out sale on 1964 RCA radios and TVs at Crites Appliance 419 So Main Adv. Oren Elliot, 65, of Pomona Calif, former Swift & Company salesman here, died. The Nelson Hotel offers newly furnished rooms. Ottawa University commencement plans invite inspection. Earl Norman Hunt, 17 Perry Okla, arraigned for vagrancy. innocent plea. trial set June 8. bond $100. Electrolux cleaners sold by Fred Meador 315 W 6th. Ellis Piano Tuning CH2-4431 Adv. Total carloads via Santa Fe weekly May 23 1964 31 411 vs 31 911 year prior. Santa Fe previous week 30 829. Wilky's Pottery Mem Urns and garden wares 1973 S Main Adv. Summer dance course June 1 to Aug 1 Bernhardt's CH2-3696.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Norman Hunt
Perry
Okla
Memorial Day Services Set by Warren Black Post
The Warren Black post of the American Legion will conduct memorial services at 11 a.m. Saturday in Highland Cemetery. Ronnie Hazen will be bugler at the services. American Legion markers in all Franklin County cemeteries will be decorated with a flag and a poppy. Rev. William Weber will give the memorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Black
American Legion
Highland Cemetery
Ronnie Hazen
Franklin County
William Weber
Life Editor Defends Vietnam Letters Again
Life magazine chief George P. Hunt says Capt Edwin G. Shank Jr. letters show U S pilots in South Vietnam were supplied with obsolete and faulty equipment. Hunt sent a letter to Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester rebutting charges that Life altered the letters. The dispatch notes Shank was killed in a March Vietnam crash and letters were published in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Life Magazine
South Viet Nam
U.S
George P. Hunt
Life
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Edwin G. Shank Jr
Winamac
Ind
Viet Nam
United States
Non-Union Job Wrecked By Mob
About 100 men using clubs axes and sledgehammers swept through eight houses in a nonunion project near Independence Hall Philadelphia causing about 15000 in damage. Roy Furman the developer said the gang finished in five minutes breaking windows rims railings and rainspouts and slicing ceilings and walls. Six people were hurt while fleeing. Furman reported a warning prior to the assault and police noted AFL-CIO Building Trades Council picketed the project last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Roy Furman
Furman
Marriage Licenses for Sluder and Fisher in Wilamsburg
Claude Andrew Sluder aged 18 and Elizabeth Ann Fisher aged 18, both of Wilamsburg, obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Andrew Sluder
Wil Mamsburg
Elizabeth Ann Fisher
Citizenship In Question In Miami Barabara Mejias Birth Confusion
A Miami report questions Barbara Mejias birthplace status after being born on a Cuban refugee boat. The decision may hinge on the British frigate Tartar salvage log of April 30 and the location of the rescue. Immigration officer Minton says Cmdr Hutchings will report the pickup coordinates to determine if she was born within three miles of the U.S. coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Barbara Benita Mejias
Cuba
Tartar
Joseph Minton
Cmdr
B. C. G. Hutchings
Barbara
U.S
Death of James H. Fuller 81 last of Lane family
James Henry Fuller of St. Louis died May 21 at 81. Graveside rites May 23 in Lane Cemetery with Rev. Al Simmons officiating. Survived by pallbearers Harry and Lloyd White, William Banks, W. O. Henderson, Joe and Howard Caylor. Born August 18, 1882 near Lane. longtime Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co. office manager. Preceded by wife (1960) and sister Vincet M. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Fuller
St. Louis
Lane Cemetery
al Simmons
Harry and
Lloyd White
William Banks
W. O. Henderson
Joe
Howard Caylor
Lane
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co
Booth’s Bay
Kansas
May E. Carter
James H. Fuller
Vincet M. Reed
Funeral services for Betty Jean Hollon in Pomona church
Mrs. Betty Jean Hollon died May 19. Services were May 21 at Pomona Assembly of God Church officiated by Rev. Jack Dennison. Pallbearers included John Scott George Weix Jerry Hollon Bob Hamilton Jack Toady Bittenbender. Mrs. Jack Dennison sang with Mrs. Ernest Hall. burial in Muncie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Hollon
Pomona
Local Guard Promotions Highlight Two Members
Two men in the local National Guard unit received promotions. James W. Witham of Ottawa RFD 4 moved from Staff Sergeant E6 to Sergeant First Class E7. Denis D. Schlotzhauer of Overbrook RFD 1 rose from Specialist E4 to Specialist E5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
James W. Witham
Ottawa
RFD
Denis D. Schlotzhauer
Overbrook
Mallards Move Right On In In Gibraltar Michigan
In Gibraltar Michigan a flock of mallards has settled in a Detroit suburb, delighting locals yet drawing complaints. Ducks roam the town, waddle through streets, and enter stores while seeking handouts. A businessman complains of traffic and weekly hose downs, joking about harming the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Mich
Detroit
Poverty Bill Advances in House Education Panel
The $926.5 million Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 clears the House Education and Labor Committee amid GOP opposition. The measure aims to curb poverty with Job Corps centers for ages 16 to 22, ends direct federal support to schools under community action, and sets formulas for fund distribution to states and programs. President Johnson champions the bill as a major legislative effort, while Republicans attack its political motivation and overlap with existing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Notice of Sale in Franklin County Kansas Estates Case
First published May 26 1964 in the district court of Franklin County Kansas notice of sale issued by the clerk and sheriff under case 22 519 to sell real estate in Ottawa Kan The South of Lot 14 and all Lots 16 and 18 Block 7 University Addition to the City of Ottawa will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
District Court
Franklin
University
City of
Ottawa
Annual meeting of Rural High School District No 6
The annual meeting of Rural High School District No 6 serving Franklin and Osage Counties Kansas will be held at Williamsburg Auditorium on Thursday June 4 1964 at 8 pm. Dated Williamsburg Kansas May 25 1964. Signed Mrs Leslie Mallory Clerk of Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin and Osage Counties
State of Kansas
Williamsburg Auditorium
Williamsburg
Kansas
Leslie Mallory
Franklin County
Pomona
Ottawa Kansas passes littering ordinance 2246
Ottawa governing body approves Ordinance 2246 prohibiting throwing or depositing litter in public places and on private premises. It defines garbage refuse rubbish and litter, sets receptacle rules, vehicle litter, parks and vacant lot restrictions, and imposes a misdemeanor penalty up to 100 dollars or thirty days in jail. Passed May 20, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Charles Williamson
Donald R. Capper
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births And Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs Pansy Webster Quene mo Mrs Albert Grosdidier Finas W Weeks Mrs Carl Bloomer Rantoul Mrs Sarah Lantz Princeton Mrs Alvin Brown Tuesday births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alvin Currant 822 Hamblin weight 8 lb 1% oz dismissals include Mrs Fannie Haefler Westphalia Ronnie Slifer 912 N Mulberry and Mrs John Henning and baby son 1434 S Elm Tuesday target dates omitted for clarity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Webster
Quenemo
Albert Grosdidier
S. Cedar
Finas W. Weeks
N. Main
Carl Bloomer
Rantoul
Sarah Lantz
Princeton
Alvin Brown
N. Cherry
Alvin Currant
Hamblin
Monday
Fannie Haefler
Westphalia
Ronnie Slifer
Mulberry
John Henning
Baby Son
Elm
Gene Bush New Club President and Bridge Winners
Gene Bush is named president of the Elks Bridge Club. Monday night duplicate bridge results show North-South first Mrs Warren Casey with W E Hegberg, second Mrs Fred Blanks with Mrs G C Fredeen. East-West first Mrs C E Hazlett with Mrs William Scott, second Ike McMahan of Osawatomie with Merle Price. New officers include Lyle Hanes vice president, Mrs Gene Bush secretary, Robert F Miller treasurer, with tournament directors Mrs Dick Peters and Ike McMahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Warren Casey
W. E. Hegberg
Fred Blanks
G. C. Fredeen
C. E. Hazlett
William Scott
Lawrence
Ike McMahan
Osawatomie
Merle Price
New Bridge Club
Gene Bush
Lyle Hanes
Robert
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices From Kansas City Market
KC markets show cattle 3,000 head with steers 19.00 to 20.50 for choice, hogs 3,000 head mostly weaker by 25 cents, sows 13.00 to 14.00, sheep 2,000 head steady with spring lambs 21.50 to 23.50 and ewes 4.00 to 5.25. Produce unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grain Programs Allow Wheat Grain Substitution Under Plan
The Agriculture Department announced that growers can substitute between wheat and feed grains under 1965 grain production adjustment programs. Eligible farms must have both a feed grain base and a wheat allotment, with oats and rye bases created to swap wheat for those crops if requested. Corn sorghum grain and barley cannot be substituted for such oats rye bases. Charles de Gaulle and the Bishop of Seo de Urgel protect Andorra, which has enjoyed sovereignty since 1278.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
France
Charles de Gaulle
Seo de Urgel
Spain
Andorra
Pyrenees
Annual meeting of C S D 51 Joint to be held
The annual meeting of C S D No. 51 Joint covering Franklin Osage and Anderson Counties Kansas will convene at Williamsburg Auditorium on Friday June 5 1964 at 8 p m. Signed O M Milliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S.D. No. 51 Joint
Franklin, Osage
Anderson Counties
State of Kansas
Williamsburg Auditorium
O. M. Milliken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don. Brown
Rosemary Crist
Topeka
RCA
Crites
Oren Elliot
Calif
Elliot
Swift and Company
Elliots
Nelson
Ottawa University
Electrolux
Fred Meador
Ellis
Santa Fe
Wilky’s
S. Main
Bernhardt
May Case
California Press Women’s
Los Angeles
John O’neil
Forrest O’ Neil
Wellsville
Larry Ganong
Homer Ganong
L. C. Haughn
John
Larry
Legals
Anchor Savings Association
J. H. Dutch Willemstein
Jo Ann Willemstein
George D. Scott
Pauline G. Scott
Jouis Engl
Jon Mortuary
Downer’s
Cibapel
Cherry
Bill Roberts
Denny Rybolt
Briggs-Stratton Motor
Otasco
A.F
A.M
Fred A
Gardner
W.M
Clarence E
Rea
Sec’y
Ward Underwood
B. F
Heidner
Ted Hornecker
Mr. Ferris
Prairie Hills
Hiway
General Services
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Rex Hiner
Reeves Repair Shop
Oak
Charles Redman
Crouse
Standard Rendering Co
Gene Powell
Ottawa Herald General Service
West
Ferrer
Frinceton
Fred Carlson
Appaloosa Shetland Stallion Service
Keenan
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Charles Beatty
Lyndon
Greenwood
Clio M
James R. Driver
LeLoup School
Lois Gumm
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Jack Nelson
Kas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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