Student teacher Lois Marie Dalton at Garnett school
Lois Marie Dalton of Rantoul is student teaching the first nine weeks of the school year at Irving Elementary School in Garnett as part of her training at Emporia State College. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dalton, Rantoul RFD 1.
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Lois Marie Dalton
Rantoul
Emporia State College
Irveing
Garnett
Miss Dalton
James Dalton
Rantoul Rfd 1
Rainfall notes for September at Worden
Walter Schwarz with the weather bureau reports Worden September rainfall of 4.31 inches versus a normal 3.51. Year to date rainfall stands at 38.91 inches, compared with a normal 30.14 inches.
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Worden
Walter Schwarz
Co- Operative Observer
The
Weather Bureau
Richmond Fair Association picks DON POSS director
A Monday night annual meeting named DON POSS as a newly selected director of the Richmond Fair Association. Bob Cooper and George Hiles were reelected to positions on the board.
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Don Poss
Richmond Fair Association
Bob Cooper
George Hiles
Family Night at Bethel as 100 Years Ago Theme
Bethel Methodist Church hosts a “Family Night” Sunday at 7 30 p m featuring slides from Lincoln Village New Salem Old Fort Niagara and Greenfield Village plus Ford Museum inventions of Edison Whitney McCormick Carver and Westinghouse. Coal oil lamps light the basement as gingerbread apple pie cider and coffee are served. Families bring oldest Bibles for display, with music scripture reading and prayer.
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Bethel Methodist Church
Globe Store
Joe Collins
Overbrook
RFD
Lincoln Village
New Salem
Old Fort Niagara
Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Edison
Whitney, McCormick
Carver
Westinghouse
Gettysburg
Church Holding Homecoming at Union Chapel Methodist Church
Union Chapel Methodist Church near Ottawa will hold homecoming on Sunday October 8 with Rev. Neal Hiatt district superintendent as speaker at 2 p.m. The day includes church school at 9:45 a.m., worship at 11 a.m., and a 12:30 p.m. basket dinner. Rev. Howard Sanders is pastor. hours extend through October.
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Union Chapel Methodist Church
Ottawa
Neal Hiatt
Howard Sanders
Monster paper eater at Cape Kennedy digests classified files
At Cape Kennedy Florida NASA’s Kennedy Space Center operates a heavy duty paper eater that grinds two inches thick telephone directory size books into soggy pulp at 2000 pounds per hour. It destroys procurement bids personnel records and contractor documents for Space Agency and government use. Merle McIntire notes it also handles special requests from Space contractors like General Electric. The unit is tractor-trailer mounted and positioned behind NASA headquarters twice weekly for secure disposal and documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Cape Kennedy
Security Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy Space Center
Space Agency
General Electric Co
Daytona Beach
Fla
Merle McIntire
McIntire
NASA
Beatles Turn Down Million For Concert
London AP reports the Beatles refused a one day US concert offer of 1 million dollars. The spokesman says appearing at Shea Stadium in New York is impossible for their current avant garde pop style. Promoter Sidney Bernstein touted his plan to fill the stadium with two concerts in one day.
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London
United States
Shea Stadium
New York
Sidney Bernstein
Bernstein
Oakland Zoo Director Says Chimp Was Not to Blame
Dr. Raymond D. Young, director of the Oakland zoo, said Teddy the 150 pound chimpanzee could not be blamed for attacking him. Young said the fault was his for disturbing Teddy during its normal routine.
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Oakland
Calif
Raymond D. Young
Oakland Zoo
Young
Teddy
Bill Passes Military Construction Plan in House
The House approved a compromise military construction bill totaling 2.303 billion dollars and sent it to the Senate. Kansas projects include Ft. Leavenworth 392000, Ft. Riley 21962000, Forbes AFB Topeka 970000, McConnell AFB Wichita 2395000, while Missouri lists Ft. Leonard Wood 2575000.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kansas
Army
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Riley
Air Force
Forbes Afb
Toopeka
McConnell Afb
Wichita
Missouri
Ft. Leonard Wood
Haflich and others listed in Daily Report death notices
Obituary notices from Garden City Ottawa and surrounding areas report the deaths of Victor W Haflich 62 a former Kansas legislator and University of Ottawa trustee. Helen H Fees 77 of Iola. Joseph C Campbell 99 longtime barber of Ottawa. Howard Ingalls Kalb 78 with service details and burial in Baldwin. Public notices include funerals, cemetery plans, and donations to First Methodist Church and Allen County Hospital.
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Victor W, Haflich
Garden City
Vicetor
W. Haflich
Haflich
Otetawa University
Kansas
Kanesas Council On World Affairs
Fairview
Finney County
Helen H. Fees
Iola
RFD
Alelen County Hospital
First Methodist Church
H. C. Brockman
Burejal
Highland Cemetery
Allen County Hospital
Howard I, Kalb
Howard Ingalls Kalb
Baldwin
C. I. Coldsmith
Raymond Grant
Glenn Kalb
Harry Loyd
Lester Kalb
Henry Alban
Orb Morrison
Winfield Scott
Georgia Greer
Rush Holloway
Bucrial
Oakwood Cemetery
William Rice
Orville Glenn
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted Along With Birth and Trial
Admission notes list Mrs Basil Campbell and others at various addresses with dates Tuesday and Wednesday. Dismissals include Glenn Shepard and others with dates Tuesday and Wednesday. Birth record notes a daughter for Mr and Mrs Roy Huske with weight 8 lb 8 oz. Julia Turner’s fee of 169.50 noted as unpaid on Ransom Memorial bills dating to 1955. Charles D Mann of Ottawa bound for District Court January term on three wee fund checks while serving two one day jail terms on other no fund check convictions.
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Joseph C. Campbell
Joseph C
Jack’ Campbell
N. Locust
Towner Chapel
Garnett
Charles Joseph
Mary Ann (Keller) Campbell
Ottawa
Independence
Grace Wilson
Merl Campbell
Sandy
Ore
Joe Campbell
Gardner Campbell
Claude Sink
Ottawa Rfd
Mary Frances Turner
Charles D. Mann
Mann
Franklin County
Public Notice Township Elections in Franklin County KS
Legal notice lists townships Greenwood Richmond Ottawa Lincoln and more in Franklin County Kansas. Citizens meet October 9 through October 26 at local schools and churches to elect three Extension Council representatives for Agriculture Home Economics and 4H. Harlan Page as Chairman notes meetings begin at 8 PM and focus on Extension Program.
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Greenwood
Richmond
Ottawa
Lincoln
City of Ottawa
Cutler
Peoria
Appanoose
Hayes
State of Kansas
Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council
Richmond Richmond High
Cutler — Ruchamah Church
City of
Say What University Park Poem About Soil and Lake Life
A cryptic AP style snippet from University Park discusses soil fertility and lake trophic states. It asserts infertile soil and oligotrophic lakes yield fewer crops, while fertile soil and eutrophic lakes yield more. The fragment suggests agricultural outcomes tied to soil and water conditions.
Fast Gun Contest Contestants Named From Multiple Clubs
A list of competitors for a fast gun contest includes Gilbert Lawson of Wellsville Leo Fischer of Williamsburg Jack Wilson of Pomona Charles Feuerborn of Richmond Tom Chappell of JayCees Jack Patty of Rotary Don Humphrey of Sertoma Steve Poort of Kiwanis Dallas Turner of Lions Gail McFadden of IOOF Harold Leitaker of Ellis and scores 2681 1329 797 774 726 656 429 396 321 106 104 listed alongside names.
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Gilbert Lawson
Wellsville
Leo Fischer
Williamsburg
Rhea
Jack Wilson
Pomona
Charles Feuerborn
Richmond
Tom Chappell
JayCees
Jack Patty
Rotary
Don Humphrey
Sertoma
Steve Poort
Kiwanis
Dallas Turner
Lions
Gail McFadden
IOOF
Harold Leitaker
Ellis
Franklin County suits seek unpaid hospital and bill amounts
County Court records show Franklin County cases including Commissioners vs Chester and Sandra Leach at 442 E Logan for 149 dollars unpaid on a Ransom Memorial Hospital bill due February 18 1966 and Montgomery Ward and Co vs James H Nancy Rantoul RFD 1 for 441.71 dollars unpaid on a bill due July 1 1967 plus Franklin County Commissioners vs Robert M and other parties.
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Franklin County
Chester
Sandra Leach
E. Logan
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Montgomery Ward and Co
James H. Nancy
Rantoul Rfd
Skeptics to Perform at National Guard Armory Saturday
The Skeptics a two time Top 40 winner group will play at the National Guard Armory from 9 to 12 p.m. Saturday They have released two records Apple Candy and East Side Tenement House and have toured coast to coast from Miami to Los Angeles Their recent tour was with the Dick Clark Cavalcade of Stars.
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Skeptics
National Guard Armory
Apple Canody
East Side Tenement House
Miami
Fla
Los Angeles
Calif
Dick Clark Cavalcade of Stars
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Admiral
Alfred Chillis Chal
T&t
Apco Oil
Atchison
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Avco Corp
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Beth Steel
Boeing
Ya Bran Airw
Cessna Air
Chrysler
Cities Soc
CBS
Com Sat
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FMC Cp
Ford
Int Paper
Inter Baker
KC P&l
KC Sou Ind
G&e
Kan P&l
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Litton Ind D
Martin M
McCrory
Minn M&m
Yq Mobile Oil
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Morrell
Nat Bisc
NY Central
Nor N Gas
Nor Pac
Ogden Corp
Okla G&e 2A
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Pet Inc
Phill Pet
Proct &G
RCA
Rayonier
Reyn
Thur
Ruhamah Church
Melevern
Osage City
Lebo
Paola
Emporia
Peoples Not'l Bank
Hickory
Adv
Sale
Bethel
Cindy Bodin
Technicolor Corp
Lucian Walcott
TWA
Joe Ferns
Ferns
Kenneth Campbell
Campbell
the Daily Report
Kansas City
Hospital
Basil Campbell
Main
Elizabeth Plaschka
Hasten Nursing Home
Mary McDaniel
Walter Pickering
Willow
Harold Richards
Velda Gerth
Rodney Rose
Oak
Glenn Shepard
Elm
Della Shaffer
Stanley Fritts
Joy Kunard
Maple
Norman Scott
Princeton
Mars
Robert Widner and Son
Roy Huske
University Park
Vas
Dangel Jon, Motann
Robert M
Jack C. Campbell
Towner’s Chapel
Downer’s
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Henry Wadkins
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Red Cross
Malta
Lee Finch
E.C
Gerald B, Harford
Rec
E.S
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W. M
Ann Jensen
Secy
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