Revival services and local court actions in Kansas
The report notes revival services at Peoria E.A. B. Church with Rev. Ricky speaking at 7:30 each evening. It covers multiple District Court appearances including Elton R. Knight pleading innocent in a public intoxication case, Jennie Brdwins waiving preliminary hearing on forgery, and Linda Bishop pleading guilty to an insufficient funds check with a two day jail sentence. Traffic arrests in Franklin County are listed along with post office lobby vandalism, a turkey dinner advertisement, Extension dairy events, and Elks Club mixed pairs championship results among other local items.
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Peoria E
A. B. Church
Ricky
Jennie Brdwins
Linda Bishop
Ottawa couples wed in group license filings
Marriage license notices list Jimmie Lee Walker age 20 and Jean Arlene Tillery age 20, both of Ottawa, along with multiple other couples from Ottawa Eudora Lawrence and nearby towns. The records show ages ranging from 17 to 97 with varied pairings and local residences.
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Jimmie Lee Walker
Jean Arlene Tillery
Ottawa
Johnny Hooton
Mary Miller
Wilbur Sarlls
Linda Kelley
Eudora
Richard A. Murray
Wellsville
Saundra Lee Kirkland
Rantoul
Ralph D. Gage Jr
Martha Ann Senter
Karmen Kasson
Bridget Harding
Law
Rence
Ver Sellers
Mary Bagby
Arene
Market report from Kansas City pork and cattle sections
KC Markets Kansas City AP hogs 6 000 barrows and gilts 10.25 lower sows 25 lower barrows and gilts 1 3 185 260 lb 14 00 50 gilts 1 3 185 260 lb 14 00 50 275 375 lb sows 13 00 50 sheep 1 200 lambs weak to 50 lower choice and prime lambs 18 75 19 50 good and choice 18 00 19 00 choice and prime shorn 18 00 19 00 good good and choice 17 00 18 00 ewes 4 50 6 00 cattle 11 000 steers and heifers 25 50 lower cows steady choice steers 22 50 23 25 good to choice 21 00 22 50 choice and prime heifers 22 00 75 good and choice 21 50 22 00
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Kansas City
OU Professor T Helm Of KCAC Re elected Leader
E G Dick, professor of physics and mathematics at Ottawa University, was reelected president of the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference. Dick has served as OU faculty representative since 1955 and was president 1958 1960 and again since 1961. Routine business was discussed at the Emporia meeting.
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E. G. Dick
Ottawa University
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Prof
Emporia
Five Held On Traffic Violations In Sunday Stakesout
Police charged five people with traffic violations Sunday. Bryan L Linder of Lenexa 31 mph in a 20 mph zone. Audra C Brand of Lawrence failed to stop at a stop sign. Thomas J Franks of 807 N Muleberry reckless driving. John L Rowland of 1529 S Oak reckless driving and driving on a suspended license plus illegal registration. Sylvia R McCall of 1900 S Main failed to stop at a stop sign.
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Bryan L. Linder
Lenexa
Audra C
Brand
Lawrence
Thomas J. Franks
N. Muleberry
John L. Rowland
S. Oak
Sylvia R. McCall
Main
Deaths May Bennett 78 Emporia retired teacher
May Bennett of Emporia aged 78 died early Sunday in a local rest home. She taught in Quenemo and nearby communities before relocating to Emporia and continued teaching there. Services Tuesday 1:30 p.m. at Roberts Blue Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo. Shafter Mortuary Lyndon in charge. Survived by sister Eva Windett Westphalia and several nieces and nephews.
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May Bennett
Emporia
Quenemo
Roberts Blue Funeral Home
Oak Hill
Shafter Mortuary
Lyndon
Miss Bennett
Osage County
Eva Windett
Westphalia
UN Misprints Sell by Bronx Student for $10 400
A college student financed his education by selling 50 United Nations misprint postage stamps for 10 400 dollars. One buyer, Julius Stolow, bought the stamps for 208 dollars each after discovering the misprints. The stamps commemorate housing and community facilities but lack the black imprint words and shading.
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New York
United Nations
Bronx
Julius Stolow
J. & H. Stolow
Ind
Stolow
U.N
Princeton W S C S Meet At Church On Thursday
The Princeton W S C S group gathered at the church with Mrs. Byron Robison opening with a gratitude poem. Mrs. Clif ford James reported on the Ottawa Fall District meeting in Lawrence First Church and spoke on the second lesson of The Christian Missions in Southern Asia at Union Chapel Church on Nov 12. The next lesson is scheduled for Princeton Church on Nov 25. Members met Nov 18 and made cancer dressings. devotions were by Mrs. Robison and the lesson on Our Methodist Heritage by Mrs. Bert Binkley. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Clarence Oswald, Mrs. James, and Mrs. Minnie Oswald.
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Princeton W.S.C.S
Byron Robison
Clifford James
Ottawa
Lawrence First
Asia
Union Chapel
Princeton
Robison
Bert Binkley
Clarence Oswald
James
Minnie Oswald
Forsythe Funeral Services Updated Schedule at First Methodist
Funeral services for L. Dale Forsythe, who died Friday, are rescheduled for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Rev. Roy H. Armstrong officiating. Burial will follow in Garnett Cemetery.
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Dale Forsythe
First Methodistic
Roy H. Armstrong
Garnett Cemetery
Driver’s Notes Licensing Privilege Not a Right
Licensing is the privilege to drive and not a guaranteed right. Authorities may suspend or revoke the privilege if it is abused or misused.
Soviet trade war rhetoric and neutral reactions abroad
The article notes Khrushchev’s 1957 warning about winning the trade war and cites a 1962 Soviet gain of 19 percent with $650 million in imports, contrasted with the U.S. rise of $1.7 billion. It highlights neutral hesitation, growing Soviet influence in India, UAR, Cuba, Afghanistan, and Indonesia, and comments on aid strategies creating Western friction.
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Hertan
Russia
U.S
United States
Khrushchev
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Moscow
India
Cuba
UAR
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Contractor Cliff Caylor Compounded Fatal Hill Accident
Clifford A. Caylor a Salina contractor died when an earthmoving machine he drove overturned on a hillside eight miles south of Salina during Interstate 35 construction. He and brother Fanye L. built Caylor Construction for ten years. Survived by wife Alice. brother at Oakley site.
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Clifford A. Caylor
Rantoul
Salina
Caylor
Fanye L
Caylor Construction Company
Alice
Oakley
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Pomona Area
Admissions include Kelly Sue Armstrong in Pomona on Monday. Births list a Bald win family daughter at 5 lb 9 14 oz, Anthony Godinez at 916 N Locust with a 6 lb 4 oz daughter, Francis Comstock Melvern with a 6 lb 9 oz daughter. Dismissals include Dr. M A Welty on Maple and multiple residents and families receiving announcements of babies and addresses through Saturday.
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Kelly Sue. Armstrong
Pomona
Alois Madi
Baldwin
Anthony Godinez
Francis Comstock
Melvern
M. A. Welty
Jimmie Morton
Ash
Nora Prewitt
Martha Cochran
Joseph Darby
D.A
Kenneth O’dea
Wellsville
Norman Horne
Amos Barnhart
RFD
Harold Morden
Haigh Meadow Apartments
Lance Burroughs
Rockefeller Laughs Off Rumors Of Baby Expectation
Washington AP reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and his wife Betty Beale dismissed rumors that Mrs. Rockefeller is pregnant. The Rockefeller couple, in town for a two day visit amid GOP presidential chatter, laughed off the column. Rockefeller noted they have eight children between them from prior marriages.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Betty Beale
Washington Sunday Star
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Pilot's Luck Ends in Adirondacks Plane Crash
STONY CREEK N Y AP three months after he was rescued at sea by Russian fishermen Captain Hugh A Lavallee 29 of Springfield Mass vanished while piloting a jet over the Adirondack Mountains His remains were later found in the wreckage 13 miles west of Stony Creek The Air Force said he likely had no chance to deploy a parachute after the crash into a mountain
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Stony Creek
N. Y
Hugh A. Levallee
Adirondack Mountains
Massachusetts Air National Guard
Lavallee
Springfield
Mass
Air Force
Atlantic
Herald News Tip Reward Offer
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best new tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be newsworthy and timely, with rewards issued each week to the top contributor.
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the Herald
Vinson to retire after 1964 term ends on Jan. 3
Washington AP Carl Vinson the veteran Democratic representative from Georgia announced on his 80th birthday that he will not seek another term retiring from Congress when his current term ends January 3 1965 He will complete 50 years in the House on November 14 1964 Vinson who has led the Armed Services Committee and ranked among the most powerful figures in Congress appeared in good health while making the statement in his office
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Washington
Carl. Vinson
D-Ga
Vinson
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House Armed Services Committee
Bid Notice for County Work in Ottawa Kansas
Legal bid notice governs retainage of checks until contract award. Bid bonds refunded to unsuccessful bidders. successful bidder’s bond refunded after performance bond furnished. Plans available at architect and county offices for 20.00 deposit. deposit refunded for bona fide bids returned in good order by December 15, 1963. Bids due within 30 days. contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder but owner may reject any or all bids. Mr. Cecil Vining, Chairman, Board of Commissioners.
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of -E -V
Skidmore
Bennett Building
Ottawa
Kansas
Police Charge Five Drivers
Five drivers face charges as Kansas City police report a marijuana discovery linked to Rich ard Busey a 32 year old musician. He admitted picking up a suitcase of marijuana worth about 5000 in Jackson County. Police searched his Raytown home finding two tins of marijuana after a tip about the suitcase.
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Kansas City
Richard Busey
Busey
Jackson County
Marion P. Beeler
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Raytown
Beeler
Electric heater blast destroys city hall in Kansas
An electric water heater exploded in Little Canaveral Fredonia Kansas Saturday blasting the one story city hall apart. The blast sent debris over a neighboring house but no injuries were reported.
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Fredonia
Kan
Franklin County seeks bids for Post Office remodel in Ottawa
Notices bid for general construction heating and air conditioning plumbing and electric wiring of the old Post Office Building at Second and Hickory Ottawa Kansas bids opened December 4 1963 at 1 30 p m by Cecil Vining chairman must be bond or certified check of 500 for general construction 200 for plumbing heating and air conditioning and electric wiring with no late entries
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Franklin
Ottawa
Kansas
Second
Hickory Street
Cecil Vining
Board of
County Commissioners
Local sale dates and notices across Franklin County Kansas
A compilation of sale dates and auction notices for Franklin County and surrounding areas including Myers Bros Centropolis Ottawa Overbrook Pomona and Neosho with multiple livestock household and furniture auctions scheduled through November. Notices list dates times locations and contact numbers for each sale and include lodge and chapter meetings in Ottawa.
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Stocker & Feeder
Franklin County
Ottawa
High Way
Ben Hoffman
Baldwin Jct
A. L. Kingery
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Orbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Central Technical Institute training and job ads collage
An old classified page lists career ads for electronics and aerospace training at Central Technical Institute in Kansas City Missouri, with a mail coupon offer and free catalog. It promotes immediate route sales openings, age and marital preferences, salary details, and interview dates, plus part time dealer plans and social security income notes.
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Central Technical
Ottawa Herald November 8 1963 Card Of Thanks
A card from Amos Barnhart thanks friends and relatives for cards and gifts while in hospital and for care by nurses and Dr. Laury. Edith Millington thanks for birthday greetings received November 11. Mahlon Smith family expresses thanks for thoughts prayers during illness and death. Lost and Found listing notes stray yearling Angus heifers Pomona 566-3477 R M Bitts.
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Arian
Laury
Amos Barnhart
Edith Millington
Mahlon Smith
R. M. Bitts
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