Al hambra High homecoming king named and scores winner
Paul Peffly grandson of Mr and Mrs Claude E Guy of 926 N Sycamore was named football homecoming king at Alhambra High School Phoenix Artz. He scored the winning touchdown in the homecoming victory. Several ads note events and dinners including turkey farm ad and church concert.
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Paul Peffly
Claude E. Guy
N. Sycamore
Alhambra High School
Phoenix
Artz
Carmen Lea Peffly
Ellis Piano Tuning and Rummage Sale Ad
Local ad lists Ellis Piano Tuning and a rummage sale for Wellsville area. Sale at 131 S Main on Saturday November 16. PTA carnival and bazaar scheduled for Friday November 15 at 7 p.m. in Wellsville.
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S. Main
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Wellsville Pta Carnival & Bazaar
Grain Deal Hits Snag in Soviet Wheat Talks
Washington reports a $250 million wheat sale to the Soviet bloc stalled after a New York dealer said Soviet officials told bidders there was no use submitting bids. They asked for patience and hinted at possible talks within days as First Deputy Trade Minister Sergei Borisov planned further discussions with U.S. officials. The delay follows government shipping guidelines that had earlier raised prospects.
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Russia
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Washington Post
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Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals listed
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Duane Cecil 322 Willow Thursday Debra Brittingham 317 Walnut Friday and dismissals for Harry Boydston O U Darrell Gowens 926 S Sycamore Mrs Pete Geller 606 N Oak Albert Swallow Pomona Ronald Smith O U Friday.
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Duane Cecil
Willow
Debra Brittingham
Walnut
Harry Boydston
Darrell Gowens
S. Sycamore
Pete Geller
N. Oak
Albert Swallow
Pomona
Ronald Smith
Arrest Freezes Relations Between U S and Soviet Union
The arrest of Yale scholar Frederick C. Barghoorn on espionage charges has chilled U S Soviet relations. President Kennedy called for his release, saying the arrest damaged the atmosphere and halted expected moves after the Moscow test ban pact. Officials note Moscow’s impatience grows as relations deteriorate and cultural exchanges falter due to the case.
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Atlantic Alliance
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Soviet Union
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Ruse Sian Trading Corporation
New Jersey
School Board Drops Federal Aid Slogan on Envelopes
In Baton Rouge, the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board voted 6-5 to remove the slogan Say No to Federal Aid and Control from official envelopes amid criticism that accepting federal funds while opposing aid is hypocritical.
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Baton Rouge, la
East Baton Rouge Parish
Ottawa Station Marks Occasion With Educational Week
Governor declares November 10 to 16 as Educational Broadcasting Week in Kansas honoring eight non commercial educational stations including Ottawa University run KTJO. KTJO operates on 88.1 FM and 660 AM near the campus with student staff and two faculty sponsors.
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Kansas
Ottawa
KTJO
Ottawa University
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Dr. Bemmels
Michael Tweet
O. U
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie A Fitzgerald
Mrs Nellie A Fitzgerald died Nov 10. Funeral services were held Nov 14 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Gaylord Plummer and Rev John Simmons officiating. Pallbearers were Dean Baer Mac Seymour James Seymour Charles Hamilton Earl L Hamilton and Harold Van Horn. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Nellie A, Fitzgerald
Nellie A. Fitzgerald
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Gaylord Plummer
John Simmons
Dean Baer
Mac Seymour
James Seymour
Charles Hamilton
Earl L. Hamilton
Harold van Horn
Dean Zook
R. L. Stevens
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral Services for Gerald Ray Curtis Held at Dengel
Gerald Ray Curtis died Nov 10. Services conducted at Dengel and Son Mortuary on Nov 13 by Rev. William Weber. Rev. Willard Neumann sang hymns with Mrs. R L Stevens accompanying. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Gerald Ray Curtis
Dengel and Son Mortuary
William Weber
Willard Neumann
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Services for Anderson Spooner Held at Towner Chapel
Services for Anderson Wilson Spooner who died November 11 were held at Towner Chapel on November 14 with Rev. William Weber officiating. Pallbearers included George Weix, Jim Spooner, George Caleb, Gene Spooner, Joe Bittenbender and Jack Bittenbender. Mrs. Ervin Happy sang hymns with Mrs. J. M. Kilgore on the piano. Burial followed in Muncie Cemetery.
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Anderson Wilson Spooner
Towner Chapel
William Weber
George Weix
Jim Spooner
George Caleb
Gene Spooner
Joe Bittenbender
Jack Bittenbender
Ervin Happy
J. M. Kilgore
Muncie Cemetery
Thefts Reported From Two Vehicles
Walter Pierson and Carl Koehler reported thefts from their vehicles yesterday. Pierson said wire cutting pliers and two toggle switches vanished from a 1951 Chevrolet pickup glove compartment. Koehler reported a metal tool box with assorted tools, box end wrenches, two cigarette packs and rifle shells taken from a 1950 Ford trunk. exact loss time unavailable.
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S. Elm
Carl Koehler
S. Locust
Pierson
Koehler
Local Market Prices for Grains and Dairy
Soybeans two sixty one per unit and corn around two twelve. Wheat near one ninety six. Barley and oats show small values. Butterfat listed at forty seven and four two tenths. Rye price one dollar. Some figures appear garbled but reflect commodity quotes and dairy fat prices.
Byrd Critiques Tax Bill Pace and Unemployment Role
Senator Byrd argues the tax cut plan will not significantly lift unemployment and warns the economy could suffer if the bill is delayed. He notes high employment figures and questions administration forecasts of sweeping purchasing power gains, while denying links to civil rights timing.
Three Charged With Speeding In Local Incident
Police cited three persons for speeding. Leo E. Ruble claimed 50 mph in a 30 mph zone and illegal vehicle registration. Gladys J. Welton posted $10 bond for 40 mph in a 30 mph zone. Erwin D. Henry cited for 39 mph in a 30 mph zone.
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Leo E. Ruble
S. Elm
Gladys J. Welton
Birch
Erwin D. Henry
S. Poplar
Recital by Lester H Groom at First Methodist Baldwin
Organist Lester H Groom of Baldwin Kansas will present his first recital on Tuesday November 19 at 8 00 p m The program features pieces from all periods of organ literature along with Prelude and Figue by his father Lester W Groom organ instructor at Wheaton College Wheaton Illinois
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Lester H. Groom
First Methodist
Baldwin
City
Kansas
Mr. Groom
Lester W. Groom
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Il
Notice of Administrator Appointment in A A Fisher Estate
First published November 8 1963 in Franklin County Kansas legal notice announces Lewis Fisher appointed Administrator of the estate of A A Fisher deceased on October 30 1963. Creditors heirs and others must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Donald L White attorney for Administrator.
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A. A. Fisher
Franklin County
Kansas
Estate of B Floyd Carter hearing for final settlement
Notice to all interested persons that a petition for final settlement has been filed by Mildred M. Higdon as administratrix. The item lists sale dates and locations for various livestock and household auctions in Franklin and adjacent counties with times and contact details, including Pomona, Ottawa, Baldwin Junction, and Neosho listings. The matter involves the estate of B Floyd Carter aka Benjamin F Carter, deceased, in Kansas.
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Franklin County
Kansas
B. Floyd Carter
Benjamin F. Carter
State of Kansas
Mildred M. Higdon
Want Ads highlights and classifieds from Pomona era
Classified page features stray Angus heifers, adult exercise classes, painting and steam cleaning services, furnace cleaning, and various trades. Notices list ad rates, deadlines, and local firms like Bernhardt's, Gene Powell, Conrad Painters, and Hughes Emmerson. Includes jobs, livestock for sale, and personal notices from Everett Cook family.
Estate case seeks settlement and relief for Higdon administratrix
In Ottawa county 1963 petition by Mildred M Higdon administratrix for settlement and allowance of her account and compensation, for admission of claims, and for a decree to determine heirs and allocate assets. Court hearing set for December 9 1963 at 10:00 am in Ottawa court. Myron S Steere attorney for administratrix.
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Floyd B. Carter
Ka Benjater
Ottawa
Mildred M. Higdon
Myron S. Steere
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