Local notices and events in Kansas area listings
A mosaic of community notes includes hospital patient in Kansas City, a veteran church and community events, a license plate renewal notice, a staged program at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, a three day Jehovah's Witnesses assembly, a benefit auction by the Church of the Brethren, oxygen therapy classes at Ransom Memorial Hospital, a Teenage Ballroom enrollment, a Hawkins School masquerade party, a Goldwater political broadcast, a Methodist church chicken dinner, a health office closure for a funeral, wallpaper and paint store promotions, a memorial fund for Mrs. Lee Roberts after an auto crash, and various local ads.
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Tom Woodmas
Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Ottawa
Kansas City
Memorial Hall
7Th
Barnett
Kansas Cities
David G. Laury
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Kansas
Richmond
KC Markets report from Kansas City livestock and eggs
Wholesale eggs prices listed with large and medium categories. Cattle and calves market shows mixed moves with steers, heifers, and calves varying from steady to up to 50 cents weaker. Hog section notes gains for some weights and steady to lower for sows, while sheep and lambs show varied bids with prime and good grades quoted.
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Kansas City
Ben Park Elected President of Shale Institute at Key Biscayne
Ben Park vice president of Bulldex Inc Ottawa was elected president of the Expanded Shale Clay and Slate Institute during the twelfth annual board meeting at Key Biscayne Fla Oct 15 The institute has 41 members from the United States Canada Australia and Puerto Rico with 55 producing plants It conducts research quality control publications and promotion All members produce a light weight structural aggregate in rotary kilns from clay shale or slate
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Ben Park
Bulldex, Inc
Ottawa
Shale
Key Bisscayne
Fla
United States
Canada
Australia
Puerto Rico
Calf Killing Crash Near Wellsville Injures No People
Two Angus calves valued at $200 were killed when a car driven by Arthur Ward, 31, Kansas City, struck them 1.3 miles east of the Wellsville interchange on L35. Ward reported six to eight cattle in the road. no injuries to seven occupants. Vehicle damage estimated at $600. The crash occurred at 12:45 Sunday morning.
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Wellsville
Arthur W. Ward
Kansas City
Wallace Wiseman
RFD 1
Ward
Police News and Minor Incidents Across Town
Harold Hughes, 58, of Pomona, was arrested for being drunk in public and posted a $50 bond. H. T. Bill of Denver reported a stolen wheel cover from a car in the Ransom Memorial Hospital parking lot, valued at $15. Frank William Gedman, 25, of Sacramento, faced three charges speeding in a 20 mph zone, lacking a valid license, and careless driving. fined $51 and $20 for the other two. H W Roberts reported damage to a brick trash burner over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
Pomona
Hughes
H.T. Bill
Denver
Colo
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Frank William Gedman
Sacramento
Calif
Local Car Painted Red by College of Emporia incident
Mrs Earl Read discovered red spray painted lettering on her blue 1962 Chevrolet trunk lid after parking near an alley behind a residence in a neighborhood housing Ottawa University students. She noted the markings were unclear and suspected a passerby activity during a hospital visit last Wednesday.
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College of Emporia
Earl Read
Princeton High School honors list includes fifteen students
Fifteen Princeton High School students are placed on the first six weeks honor roll. Named with high honors are Elaine Dagenette, John Sutton, Carol Ralston, Janice Wagner and Dennis Lloyd. With honors are Nancy Detwiler, Lois Hobbs, Sandra Masketer, Busan Herring, Roy Hobbs, Linda Anderson, Joy Davidson, Judy Sutton, Rita Domnanish, and Lorna Kimball, plus honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton High School
Elaine Dagenette
John Sutton
Carol Ralston
Janice Wagner
Dennis Lloyd
Nancy Detwiler
Lois Hobbs
Sandra Masketer
Busan Herring
Roy Hobbs
Linda Anerson
Joy Davidson
Judy Sutton
Rita Domnanish
Lorna Kimball
Kansas Democrat Rips Freeman in Wheat Program Critique
Edson Kansas speech by Lud Strnad, a long-time Democratic worker, accuses Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman of double crossing farmers via the wheat program. He claims CCC wheat dumps lower prices for farmers and harm bread costs, highlighting 186 million bushels sold in early 1963-64 and alleging political motives. Strnad faults policy, cites cattleman gains, and asserts Johnson advisers misread farmer sentiment.
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Edson
Kan
Lud Strnad
Democratic Party
Orville L. Freeman
Strnad
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Sherman County
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Strand
Department
Comerodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Straad
Johnson
Our Town Crew Selected for Ottawa High Play
Ottawa Senior High School lists the crew for the play Our Town with roles in student assistants stage management lighting makeup publicity and props among others. Names include Sally Gibson Gary Mavely Terry Davis Janet Warner Maryanne Mueller Bob Stevens Sharon Brown Oleta Stevens and Marilyn Ellis among the many volunteers.
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Ottawa
Our Town
Sally Gibson
Gary Mave Ity
Larry Wightman
David Cook
Rex Bowling
Terry Davis
Janet Warner
Maryanne Mueller
Jane Wollen
Lynn Wedman
Pin Rall
Barry Showalter
Bob Stevens
Dennis Grinn
Wally Chapman
Bob Gage
Oleta Stevens
Sandra Shade
Connie Warnock
Pat Selvers
Beth Butler
Dan Zerbe
Sharon Brown
Jean Northway
Margaret Henning
Chris Nichols
Susie Martin
Janis Rowland
Nancy North
Marilyn Ellis
Judy Thompson
Alys Bush
Cindy Christian
Ronenie Clevenger
Sherrie Shoemaker
Diane Fitzgerald
Pat Deputy
Jean Jones
Linda Hamerickhouse
Margaret Good
Cheryl Todd
Nancy Capper
Peg Gosney
Lickteig Reelected Township Head in Pottawatomie Council
Donald Lickteig of Richmond was reelected agricultural representative of the Pottawatomie Township extension council. Also elected were Mrs. Jim Burkdoll of Rantoul as home economics representative and Mrs. Paul Hinton of Lane as 4-H representative, with Hinton also reelected. Members serve two year terms and may serve only two terms.
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Donald Lickteig
Richmond
Pottawatomie Township
Williamsburg Fire District Meeting About Used Government Equipment
The Williams burg city council will hold a fire district meeting at p.m. today in the high school auditorium to explore obtaining used government equipment. Mayor Don Wallace said the discussion seeks public sentiment before examining used forestry department gear that could serve the city and surrounding area. He noted other counties have acquired such equipment at low cost and the council may visit those counties if the proposal gains support.
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Williamsburg
Don Wallace
Forestry Department
Wallace
Ottawa man cited for vehicle violations in county court
Bert Bell aged 50 of Ottawa Rural Fire District 3 was cited on U559 one mile north of Ottawa for two charges. He was fined six dollars for not having a rear vision mirror and ten dollars for turning from a direct course when unsafe.
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Bert Bell
Ottawa
Bell
Woodland Study Set at Bill Rice farm training session
A woodland management training session led by Jack Kepler, District Extension Forester, will be held Thursday November 12 at 1 p.m. at the Bill Rice farm. Subjects cover converting brush land to timber, walnut planting, weed and cull tree control, pruning for quality, planting technique, maximizing timber prices, and available woodland management assistance.
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Bill Rice
Jack Kepler
James Peckham
Rice Farm
Ke68
Ottawa
Don Brown
Young Patients Vote Down Modern Art at Michigan Hospital
In Ann Arbor, young patients at the University of Michigan Hospital reject Georges Braque and Maurice Utrillo prints, favoring Forsyth Junior High School student paintings. A jury of 24 youths chose six works, with Seurat's The Seine at Courbe Vote as the sole masterpiece accepted, beating a rhinoceros study by two.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan Hospital
Georges Braque
Maurice Utrillo
Rheims
Forsyth
Ann Arbor
Hickory
Dickory Dock
Proval
Jack Horner
Renoir
Longchamps
Georges Pierre Seurat
The
Seine
Courbe
Clover Farm To Remodel Move In Wellsville Store
Don Attebury retail development director for Ottawa Wholesale says the Wellsville Clover Farm will relocate across the street to the former Cheney's Market in the old LG A building. MK Enterprises Gardner is remodeling with a new front interior paint floors while staffing remains about the same.
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Don Attebury
Ottawa Wholesale
Wellsville Clover Farm
Cheney’s Market
L G. A
MK Enterprises
Gardner
Attebury
Hospital Notes Admissions List
Admissions record lists patients Mrs. R Steelman of Waverly and Mrs. Peter Johannes at 412 West Fifth, Fred Clymore of Wellsville, Mrs. Bertha Angleton of 935 North Sycamore, George D. Scott of 315 East 18th, and Mrs. Madge Marcell at 1015 South Main, with days noted as Monday and Tuesday.
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R, B
Steelman
Waverly
Peter Johannes
Fred Clymore
Wellsville
Bertha Angleton
Sycamore
George D. Scott
Madge Marcell
Main
Building Permit Issued for Repairs on Back of House
A building permit was issued to Andy Mietchen at 1122 W. th yesterday to repair a porch and bath at the back of a house with an estimated cost of 600 dollars.
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Andy Mietchen
W. Th
Ottawa Elks Bridge Club Winners Named
Bridge winners were Mrs. John Wassmer and Mrs. Lyle Hanes first north south, Mary St. Louis and Louise Weaver second north south from Osawatomie, Mrs. Jess Gilmore and Lyle Hanes first east west, and Grace Troxel and Gladys Jones second east west from Osawatomie.
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Ottawa
Barry Goldwater Jr to Rally in Lawrence Kansas
Barry Goldwater Jr son of the Republican presidential candidate will appear at a Lawrence rally the night of Tuesday Oct 27 at the University of Kansas fieldhouse. The event closes a Douglas County tour by state and local candidates with stops at Baldwin and Eudora. Other speakers include Bill Avery gubernatorial candidate and Rep. Robert Ellsworth of the 3rd District.
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Lawrence
Kan
Barry Goldwater Jr
Morris Kay
3Rd District
Goldwater
University of Kansas Feldhouse
Douglas County
Baldwin
Eudora
Bill Avery
Robert Ellsworth
Funeral services for Ira E. Ermey set at Towner Chapel
Funeral services for Ira E. Ermey, who died Saturday night, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Towner Chapel with Rev. Jim L. Anderson officiating. Burial will take place in Ottawa Cemetery.
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Trae, Ermey
Ira E. Ermey
Towner Chapel
Jim L. Anderson
Ottawa
Emery
Towner’s Chapel
Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sriets
Bruce Roush
Princeton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
S. Ceder
Church of the Brethren
Bernhardt
Hawkins
Hawkins School
Wibw-Tv
Pol. Adv
Ees
Ben Park Heads Shale Institute
Police News
H. W. Roberts
S. Mulberry
Rips Freeman
Lickteig
Clover Farm
SengelsSon
Young Barry
Herald
Inch Lodge
Vee
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Frankelin County
Franklin County
Myron S
Jack
Steere
Pol
Adv
Wantland's
S. Main
Ambassador Motels, Inc
Allison Street
Colorado
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Brethren Church
Hattie V. McDaniel
South Locust
Donald Lee Smith
Homewood
North WY
Harold Stewart
Lidwina Korbe
North
Printy
Ben Printy
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Fred A. Gardner
W. M
Clarence E
Rea
Secy
Union
Marie Donart
Vola Phillips
Whalen
Royal Manor
Ottawa Herald
Emmons
Mgr
Esther Wanmer
Troost
K. C
General Services 29
Gene Powell
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Carpenter Repair
Mainetenance
Sears Roebuck and Co
Baers Klean
Air Service
Bob Baer
Joe Blake
Owen Heidner
Richter
Phil King
Alan
Tawa Herald
Seigler
B.T.U
U.K
Budge’s
Ford Tractor
Gambles
Firestone T. V
Chesterfield Chase
White's Furniture & Appl
Court House
Cowwner
Eeervreta
nNi
Quinn's Furniture
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