Ottawa area events and notices tumble into weekly roundup
Local notices list a conference on Christmas mail for area postmasters October 21 at the Ottawa post office with multiple regional officials and satellite offices in surrounding towns. Also advertised are a charity dance by the Eagles, a piano tuning ad, funeral notice for Jim Stauffer, and a stamp club meeting October 31 through November 1 at Memorial Auditorium with plans for a coin show.
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Ottawa
Colony
Garnett
Gridley
Harris
Pomona
Princeton
Richmond
Welda
Williamsburg
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Memorial Auditorium
Local Market Prices for Soybeans Wheat and Corn
Soybeans worth 2.55 per unit and wheat at 1.42. Milo price appears as 1.95 but unreadable in text. Shelled corn about 1.11 and ear corn near 1.06. Butterfat 0.42 with oats and barley values obscured by OCR noise.
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Prices Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle prices with slaughter steers 25 higher and calves weak. feeders steady to 50 lower. good to prime slaughter steers 20.00-26.00. good to choice heifers 19.00-24.00. cows 13.00-15.00. calves 15.50-18.00. Sheep lambs steady. feeders steady to higher. hogs lower with barrows and gilts 25-1.00 lower and sows 25-75 lower. barrows and gilts 190-260 lb 15.25-16.00. sows 270-400 lb 13.75-15.00.
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Kansas City
OHS Band Plays in Lawrence for Band Day at KU Game
Ottawa High School's 60 piece band travels to Lawrence for Band Day at the KU Wyoming game. Accompanied by the Honor Pep Club, the group joined a morning parade and will perform at halftime with 84 other Kansas bands.
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Ottawa High School
Lawrence
OHS
Police News Ottawa students cited for speeding and public drunkenness
Norman Barnes Dodge Jr., 20, an Ottawa University student from New York, was cited for speeding 38 in a 20 mph zone. Earl Pointer, 21, 634 Maple, cited for driving on the wrong side of the street with a $5 bond. Harold Montgomery, 16, 329 S. Poplar, cited Oct. 1 for careless driving after an accident and lacking a valid license. Evelyn Bennett, 52, 1030 N. Oak, cited for failure to yield after an accident with a $25 bond. Harold Hughes, 58, Ottawa Rural, jailed about 9 p.m. for being drunk in public, posted $50. Prince Timmons Jr., 48, 922 Hamblin, cited for being drunk in public, posted $50.
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Norman Barnes Dodge Jr
Ottawa University
New York
Earl R. Pointer
Maple
Pointer
Harold C. Montgomery
S. Poplar
Evelyn K. Bennett
N. Oak
Harold Hughes
Ottawa Rfd
Prince Timmons Jr
Hamblin
Timmons
Students End Their Riots at Berkeley U C
A three day student uprising at the University of California Berkeley ended with a promise of campus space for political activity. About 500 students and as many police surrounded a police car holding Jack Weinberg who was held for trespassing and fundraising for SNCC. He was not prosecuted.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Jack Weinberg
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Maddox Damage Cited In Report
Long Beach California AP reports the destroyer Maddox fought off Communist torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin on August 2 with one torpedo boat sunk and two damaged. Crewmembers describe sonar tracked torpedoes and a bullet scar on the fantail. Captain Herrick and Joy crewmen provide details of the engagements and near misses.
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Long Beach
Calif
Maddox
Gulf of Tonkin
John J. Herrick
Garden Grove
Destroyer Division 192
Dean Abney
Harbor City
Joy
Dock Workers Return After Federal Ruling
Dock workers along the East and Gulf coasts resumed shifts after a 10 day federal restraining order. ILA leaders consider opposing an 80 day cooling off period under Taft Hartley while a hearing is set for next Thursday. In New York about 3,900 on call and 171 gangs reported for premium pay.
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New York
Maine
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Association
Port of New York
Gulf Coast
Houston
Galveston
Louis Waldman
ILA
Swift
U.S. Dist
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
UN Dues Paid By Two Countries Restore Voting Rights
Haiti paid 43848 in back regular budget dues on Friday, joining Argentina which had earlier supplied 214372 toward the regular budget and the Congo peacekeeping operation. Bolivia Paraguay Yemen and seven Communist nations, including the Soviet Union, remain two years behind and risk losing General Assembly votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
General Assembly
Haiti
Argentina
Congo
Bolivia
Paraguay
Yemen
Soviet Union
Classified ads claim results with a phone number
Classifieds claim effective results and provide a contact number CH 2.4700 for readers to reach the service. The note emphasizes the usefulness of classified ads in delivering measurable outcomes through direct contact.
High Prices at Brunswick Restaurant Prompt Civil Rights Suit
Five Black customers sue a Brunswick restaurant in U S District Court alleging civil rights violations from discriminatory pricing. They cite breakfast charges on July 26 including $5.15 for one egg with ham, toast and coffee and $6.22 for two eggs with sausage, toast and coffee, asking partial refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick, Ga
U.S
Brunswick
Bowlby Divorce Granted in Glendal District Court
District Court in Glendal Friday granted a divorce for Bowlby from Robert L. Bowlby. Custody of the minor child was awarded to Mrs. Bowlby.
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Glendal. Bowlby
Robert L. Bowlby
Mrs. Bowlby
Krick and Deaton Graveside Rites Held in Highland Cemetery
Graveside services for George E. Krick who died Sept 29 in Wilmington Delaware were conducted Oct 2 at Highland Cemetery with Lamb Funeral Home in charge Rev Chester A Hall officiating Krick formerly resided in Ottawa Oscar L Deaton died Sept 30 and services were held Oct 2 at Towners Chapel Rev Charles P Knight officiated Pallbearers were Tom Rathjen Claude Myers Ray Angleton Ray Barnhart Donald Stewart and William Dunlap Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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George E. Krick
Wilmington
Del
Highland Cemetery
Lamb Funeral Home
Chester A. Hall
Mr. Krick
Ottawa
Oscar L. Deaton
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Tom Rathjen
Claude Myers
Ray Angleton
Ray Barnhart
Donald Stewart
William Dunlap
Dean Zook
J. M. Kilgore
Services for Clarence H. Kine ney
Clarence H. Kine ney died September 26 and services were held October 2 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev. Robert Burger officiating. Pallbearers included Neal Peed Charles Peed John Rubick Alvin Rubick John Kramer Jimmie Sands Gene Domnanish Edward Donmanish and Gregory Peine. Burial followed at St. John's Cemetery Homewood. Rosary had been recited October 1 in Towner Chapel.
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Clarence H. Kineney
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert Burger
Neal Peed
Charles Peed
John Rubick
Alvin Rubick
John Kramer
Jimmie Sands
Gene Domnanish
Edward Donmanish
Gregory Peine
St. John’s Cemetery
Homewood
Towner Chapel
Topeka Man Cited For Speeding Near Ottawa
County Court records show Douglas P. Eberly aged 25 of Topeka cited Friday for speeding 80 mph in a 70 mph zone three miles north of Ottawa. Eberly pleaded guilty and was fined $10 plus costs.
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Douglas P. Eberly
Topeka
Ottawa
Eberly
Udall Kansas Town Remembers Tornado Deadly 1955 Festival
Udall Kansas marks its 85th fall festival with a midday parade and color guard while townsfolk recall the May 25 1955 tornado that killed 82 and damaged property valued at 2.2 million. Mayor Earl Rowe recalled the disaster, and residents speak of a rebuilt town with fewer trees and several vacant lots tied to estate holdouts. The celebration features a baby show parade floats and a dance led by Miss Udall Beverly Blankenship as officials note population changes since the storm.
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Udall
Kan
Earl Rowe
Gerald Hoffman
Hoffman
Souther
Kansas
Betty Joe Thompson
McConnel Air Force Base
Wichita
Beverly Blankenship
Udall High School
Rowe
Obituary notices for Pederson Johnston Bronson headline events
Multiple Franklin County deaths are announced with life details. Ole A Pederson 57 farmer died Oct 1 at home. services at Towner Chapel Tuesday with burial in Princeton Cemetery. A L Johnston 85 former Franklin county commissioner died at Wallace Hospital, burial Lane Cemetery. Randel Grant Bronson 58 died in Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of ill health. survived by wife, three daughters, mother Emma Bronson, brother Ervin, two sisters. services pending at Towner's Chapel.
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Ole A. Pederson
Richmond
Franklin
Anderson
Towner Chapel
Princeton Cemetery
Dale Bones
Princeton
A. L. Johnston
Lebanon
Franklin County
Wallace Hospital
Randel Grant Bronson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Alfred
Emma Bronson
Mamie Johnson
LeRoy
Macmie Bronson
Mildred Ferguson
Bellflower
Calif
Mary Runnells
North Hickory
Betty Mitchell
Pecan
North Poplar
Ervin Bronson
Kansas City
Mary Mumma
Garnett
Levern Petty
Tipton
Bronson
Harry Henry Construction Company
Community Four
Pederson
Kansas
Indictments in Mississippi civil rights murder case
Federal grand jury in Biloxi handed down two indictments in the case of three civil rights workers who vanished near Philadelphia Mississippi. Names include James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner. The state murder charge remains pending while warrants will be issued after review in Meridian.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Federal
Biloxi
FBI
Johnson
Meridian
Phila
James Chaney
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
New York
Mississippi
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list Paul Rogers RFD 1 Friday Mrs Dale Bones Princeton Saturday. Dismissals Eunice Walker Lawrence Mrs W J Reekie Williamsburg Edward Payne 4148 Poplar Friday Patricia Griffin Pomona Mrs Esther Smith 529 N Main Larry Crawford Wellsville RFD 2 Mrs Roger Comstock Quenemo Francis Gibbons 1009 N Oak Robert Shields Richmond Saturday.
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Eunice Walker
Lawrence
W. J. Reekie
Williamsburg
Edward Payne
Poplar
Patricia Griffin
Pomona
Esther Smith
N. Main
Larry Crawford
Wellsville Rfd
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
Francis Gibbons
N. Oak
Robert Shields
Richmond
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines for Local Pages
Local classified ads may receive a 10 percent discount if paid by 5 p m the following day. Deadlines are 5 p m the day before publication. line ads accepted up to 9 30 a m on publication day. Rates vary by insertion count and word count with minimums and card of thanks and blind ad surcharges. Special contracts and out of trade territory terms apply. lodge notices with emblem priced per insertion.
Wayne Angell for State Representative seeks support
Political announcement endorses Wayne Angell as Republican candidate for State Representative and Joe Ferns as Democratic candidate for re-election as Franklin County Sheriff. The notice asks voters for support and votes.
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Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Franklin County
Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
First published notice in October 1964 announces an order of sale by the District Court of Franklin County Kansas. American Savings Association of Topeka seeks to sell Lot 22 in Orchard Heights Ottawa to satisfy the court order. Defendants Paul S. Wiard and Clara A. Wiard are named in the action. The sale is set for November 6, 1964 at 2:00 p.m. at the west door of the Ottawa courthouse for cash.
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Franklin County
Kansas
American Savings Association of
Topeka
City Homes Savings Association
Ottawa
Franklin
State of
Orchard Heights
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Eagles
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Jim Stauffer
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Don White
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Harry Tucker
Ottawa Bowl
G. E. Tomlinson
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Lake Pomona
Herrick
J.g
Keith Bane
Lombard, Ill
Robert C. Barnhart Jr
Sunset Beach
Thomas Gleason
Clarence H. Kinney
Kansas Town
Lane Cemetery
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Lane
Ida Bell
Willis Johnston
Delphia
Neshoba County
Paul Rogers
RFD
Downer’s
Legals
Paul S. Wiard
Clara A. Wiard
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
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L. W. Seright
South Main
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Jack Nelson
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Council Grove
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