Honor Roll Lists At Wellsville Junior Senior High
Wellsville area school notes detail high honor roll selections for six weeks at Wellsville Junior and Senior High. Names include Peggy O Neil Bill Coughlin Dean Lawrenz Connie Royer Marilyn Shoemaker Clydene Yakle and many others across grades seven to twelve. The report also covers alumni news and community activities such as Legion Auxiliary events and Cub Scout functions.
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Wellsville
Peggy O'Neil
Bill Coughlin
Dean Lawrenz
Connie Royer
Marilyn Shoemaker
Clydene Yakle
Sandra Wichman
Lois Cheshro
Mary Garrett
Sharon Keyse
Ruth Shoemaker
Ronnie Zahl
Leslie Rader
Linda Coons
Karen Cox
Robert Kohler
Cheryl Moyer
Perry
Terry Bivins
Melba Skilling
Linda Slader
Judge Stephens
Ottawa briefs note crafts class and local items
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will start an adults crafts class Oct 26 at 7 p.m. in the Senior High crafts room taught by P R Jamison. Various community notices follow including hospitalizations, a Elks supper, court actions, traffic cases, and local visits.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Orlis Colt. Direcior
P. R. Jamison
Rope Breaks And Boy Suffers Broken Arm
Leslie Silvey seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Audrey Silvey 908 Hamblin stayed home from school after a tree climbing rope broke causing a fall. His left arm was fractured above and below the elbow and placed in a cast at Kansas City Kansas University Medical Center. The cast will stay about eight weeks and he will return to school tomorrow.
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Wellsville
George Ackroyd
Kathy Ruth
San Diego
Calif
Ruth Maxwell
Ackroyd
Dee Look
Garnell
Claren Bailey
Bailey
Randy Baily
Cecil Bailey
University of Kansas Medical Center
Leslie Silvey
Audrey Silvey
Hamblin
Leslie
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Funeral Services for Mrs J L Hartwick Sr in Wellsville
Funeral services were held Saturday at Coughlin's Chapel for Mrs J L Hartwick Sr who died early Thursday at her Wellsville home. Rev R B Shoemaker officiated with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Survivors include husband three sons J Lynn Wellsville Chester Honolulu Willis Rich Hill Mo and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers were O D Garrett Percy Van Horn Frank Miller Ralph Batdorf Jess Ball Bruce Hayes.
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J. L. Holtwick
J. L. Hartwick Sr
Wellsville
Coughlin
R. B. Shoemaker
New Hope Baptist Church
J. Lynn
Chester
Honolulu
Willis
Rich, Hill
O. D. Garrett
Percy van Horn
Frank Miller
Ralph Batdorf
Jess Ball
Bruce Hayes
Theft at Spot Tavern Leads to Three-Case Beer Missing
Deputies report a theft at the Spot Tavern on September 30, with three cases of beer taken. Investigators seek clues and identify witnesses to the incident.
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Ceny
Spot
Who Is Speculating In World Gold Market Remains Mystery
AP Business News Analysis discusses who drives gold prices on the London market amid rapid moves above $40 an ounce. It notes U S Treasury actions, central bank possibilities, and speculative activity by Europeans, Middle Eastern and Far Eastern traders, plus American private traders via Swiss banks and Canada. The piece cites concerns over devaluation, deficits, and Treasury gold holdings.
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New York
London
U.S. Treasury
London Free Market
United States
Wall Street
Canada
John F. Kennedy
Mideast
Far East
Treasury
Hospital Notes and Births parade local listings
Hospital notes list residents and addresses for several patients seen Saturday and Sunday. Births include a Fritts daughter and Thom as and Wells families with weights noted. Dismissals cover numerous local residents and families through Sunday, with addresses across Williamsport and nearby towns.
Campaigns With Symbols In Kas Senate Race
AP dispatch from Mission Kansas reports Democratic nominee Frank Theis campaigning in Johnson County with a chair two hats and an old-fashioned brass spittoon. He branded these items as symbols of incumbent Senator Andrew F Schoeppel's record, calling the chair a sign of bashful exposure in debate and the spittoon a claim of 12 years of inaction. The piece notes Theis also attacks Schoeppel’s TV image strategy with Matt Dillon.
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Mission, Kas
Frank
U. S
Johnson County
Kansas
Theis
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Iman
U. S. Senate
Matt Dillon
Ottawa Chest Workers List For House-To-House Drive
Ottawa United Chest Workers list 135 strong for the annual house to house drive to raise funds for a 21000 dollar goal. Mrs D L Young chairs the drive section with captains and numerous workers named including Mrs Howard Henderson Mrs Walter Price Mrs Frank Holden and many others across the community.
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Ottawa United Chest
D. L. Young
Howard Henderson
Walter Price
Frank Holden
Howard Mann
H. D.mcgrath
George Lister
Carl Barnhart
A. E. Ford
Henry Parker
Fred Fockele
Harold Letchsworth
B. G. Otto
Kenneth Andrews
Kansas Senator Faces Ridicule Over Dual Roles
A Kansas observer argues the senator’s public image as a buffoon harms the state. The snuff award and two hats symbolize his claimed dual duties as senator and lawyer, highlighting a serious conflict of interest in the political scene.
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Kansas
Deaths: Viola M. Dyer and Nita Vaughan noted in area obits
Obituaries list Viola M. Dyer of Ottawa aged 60 who died after a three month illness at Ran som Memorial Hospital. Born Sept 16 1900 in Baldwin she is survived by two daughters three grandchildren and a brother. Also noted is the death of Mrs Nita Vaughan at 79 in West Haven rest home Osage City after years of poor health. Burial arrangements set for Mt Pleasant Church and Alpine Cemetery Olivet with Shaffer Mortuary handling calls.
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Viola M. Dyer
S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Baldwin
Frank G
Laura G. (Howell) Anderson
Ottawa
Harry Loyd
Lyndon
Nita Vaughan
West Haven Rest
Osage City
Lyndon Area
Olivet
Benjamin F
Martha M. (Moore) Calkins
John T. Vaughan
Mt. E.U.B. Church
Pleasant Run Grange
Iletha Criwui
Vanila J. Clark
Boise
Idaho
Calkins
Nacogdosches
Tex
Mt. Pleasant Church
Alpine Cemetery
Shaffer
Injured Quenemo Boy Undergoes Surgery
A nine year old Quenemo boy Wayne Graham underwent brain surgery at Stormont Vail Hospital after an accident while riding a bicycle down Walker Hill. He was briefly treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital before transfer to Topeka for care.
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Quenemo
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Wayne Graham
Albert Graham
Walker Hill
Young Graham
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Stormont Vail
Topeka
State Troopers Cite 30 Drivers On Highways
State troopers using radar on Interstate 35 and US 59 Friday night cited 30 drivers for speeding. Names and speeds include Howard J. Bergman driving 77 in a 70 mph zone and Arthur F. Johnson at 78 in Kansas City Kansas. Additional motorists on US 59 north of Ottawa were cited for speeds from 47 to 77 mph in a 60 mph zone.
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Interstate
US 59
Howard J. Bergman
Prairie Village
William Donald McKelvey
Buckhorn
James F. Gilbert
Warrensburg
Cairl Dowain Claxton
Kansas City
Herrera Jule Waxelman
Arthur F. Johnson
Kas
Alphonsus L. McCormick
Overland Park
Ronald D. MacKenzie
Charles I. Brown
Harrisonville
David Mack McCullar
Elwyn A. Sawyer
RFC 2
McPherson
Elizabeth G. Lobaugh
Thomas G. Haggerty
Eugene A. Swain
Minneapolis
Minn
Marion Walton Walker
Leavenworth
Alvin A. Chist
RFD
Pomona
Thomas L. Downs
Lawrence
Wayne E. Chitwood
Topeka
Leland S. Winetroub
Marlin Buehler
S. Mulverry
Kansas City Livestock Markets Mixed Movement Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Kansas City cattle buyers report mixed demand with steers and heifers uneven and fairly active, slaughter prices around 24.90 for select heifers and 14.90-15.50 for utilities cows, hogs up to 25-30 higher for barrows and gilts, sows stronger to 24 higher, sheep steady to weak with slaughter lambs near 17-18 and feeder lambs around 14-15.
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Saron Ad
Hutchinson News Endorses Kennedy for President
The Hutchinson News backs John F Kennedy for president calling the choice a clash between conservative and liberal. The paper, which previously endorsed Republican candidates, also supports Republican John Anderson for governor and Democrat Frank Theis for U S senator.
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Hutchinson, Kan
The
Hutchinson News
John F. Kennedy
Ulysses S.grant
John Anderson
Frank Theis
U. S
Marriage Licenses for Gene A Anderson and Jeanne Merritt
Gene A. Anderson aged 21 of Red Oak Iowa and Jeanne Merritt aged 18 of Denver Colorado obtained marriage licenses.
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Gene A. Anderson
Red Oak
Iowa
Jeanne Merritt
Denver
Colo
Kansas Legislature Proposes Constitutional Amendment on Legislative Pay
House Concurrent Resolution 5 of 1960 proposes amending Article 2 Section 3 to set compensation for lawmakers at fifteen dollars per day for service, with caps of 1000 dollars for regular sessions and 450 dollars for budget or special sessions, plus 15 dollars per calendar day for expenses and 15 cents per mile. The measure would be submitted to voters at the 1960 general election.
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HOUSE
State of
Kansas
House of Representatives
Senate
Secretary of State
Otticll City
Kansas Senate Considers Home Rule Amendment for Cities
The Kansas Legislature proposes a constitutional amendment to section 5 of article 12 granting cities broader powers of home rule. The measure requires the approval of two thirds of both the Senate and the House before being placed before qualified voters for final decision.
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Senate
State of
Kansas
House of Representatives
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Roy Brown Jr
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G. W. Ponton
Hugh Campbell
Dick Peters
Jep Bennett
R. D. Harris
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Jany Todd
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