Ottawa area notices and sales listings merge with hospital and crime brief
Local tax collector Alfrréd Edwards notes that about 19 000 statements may be paid by mail by December 21 with the payment. many classified ads announce sales including garage sale hours and a big Smorgasbord at a Coffee Shop. several residents are named with hospital or legal updates plus a coyote incident near Tang Creek and a bronze medal speech contest in Williamsburg.
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Alfrréd Edwards
County
Trea
Who Needs Enemies
Kansas City AP report recounts a string of alleged crimes by friends against five men and a woman. John David Ackerman, Fred J. Akley, Henry H. McDaniel, J. D. Vaughn, and Connie M. Mayes describe losses or assaults by companions after a night of drinking or in a hospital bed.
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Kansas City
John David Ackerman
Fred J. Akley
Henry H. McDaniel
J. D. Vaughn
Connie M. Mayes
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle and Lamb Summary
KC Markets in Kansas City reports cattle 2,200 and calves 200 with steers steady to weak and other classes steady. Prices include choice feeders 23.50 to 23.75, good and choice 23.25, heifers 22.25, cows 18.50 to 15.50, vealers 22.00 to 25.00. Barrows and gilts 1-3 weight 14.75 to 15.25, sows 13.75 to 14.50, lambs uneven with prime to choice 17.50.
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Kansas City
Rotary Club Hosts Area Farmers Dinner
Ottawa Rotary club welcomed farmers at a North American hotel dinner. Three former vocational agriculture and FFA students from Ottawa high attended along with six FFA officers. Roy Freeland of Topeka spoke on agriculture trends, praising Franklin county and noting soybeans, corn, milo, dairy, and beef output.
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Ottawa Rotary Club
North American
FFA
Ottawa High School
Roy Freeland
Topeka
State Board of Agriculture
Freeland
Harold Staadt
State Board
Rotary Club
Rotary
Hazen Richardson
Emory McKenzie
Max Ward
Keith Shumway
Fred Wood
Bergsma
Ottawa High
Ottawa
C. O. Banta
Trinidad
Colo
Franklin County
Kansas
Deaths in Pomona: Frank J. Scott 78
Frank J. Scott, 78, Pomona building contractor, died at his home at 7:05 a.m. He was born March 21, 1885 in Luray Missouri and lived in Pomona since 1939 except for a decade in Paola. Survived by widow Nellie Sampson, two daughters, one son, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren, three brothers, two sisters. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Towner's Chapel.
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Frank J. Scott
Pomona
Luray
Kansas City
Paola
Nellie Sampson
Raymond Coe
Evelyn Callicotte
Leroy A
Overland Park
Jess
Clathe
Lewis
Albert
Lamar
Pearl Goodwin
Lee’s Summit
Mary Kinnaman
Independence
Towner’s Chapel
Medical Self-Help Course Session Held at Hazen Home
The third session in a Civil Defense Medical Self-Help series sponsored by the VFW Auxiliary was held October 28 at Mrs. W. J. Hazen's home. Attendees learned bandaging and burn treatment and reviewed wounds using the acronym PAIL. The next session will be November 4 at 7 p.m. at the VFW Hall in Man.
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VFW
W. J. Hazen
J. Stevenson
VFW Hall
Test Removal of Strontium 90 in Milk Testing
Springfield AP reports Producers Creamery in Springfield will commercially test a process to remove Strontium 90 from milk. The joint project with Agriculture and HEW involves Lebanon Missouri plant testing, using ion exchange to remove about 90 percent of Strontium-90 in raw milk after pilot studies at Beltsville Maryland.
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Springfield
Departments of Agriculture and Health, Education and Welfare
Lebanon
USDA
Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
Valachi testimony ends in secret session in Mafia probe
In Washington the Senate Investigations subcommittee closed Joseph Valachi's testimony after a day in secret citing his cooperation on current and planned criminal proceedings. Valachi, a convicted narcotics racketeer and murderer, was returned to a D C jail cell with his next destination unknown.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Mafia
Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
District of Columbia
Battle For New Name For Town In New Jersey
Levittown voters decide whether to keep the Levittown name or restore 1688 roots as Willingboro. The move began a year ago after residents, frustrated by misdelivered mail to Levittown spots in New York and Pennsylvania, pressed for reconsideration. Editor Stanley Goldstein, age 39, covered the campaign across courts, streets, and the Levittown Life weekly.
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Levittown
N. J
Willingboro
Levittown Life
Stanley Goldstein
N.Y
Ottawa residents attend ACS workshop in Emporia
Five persons from Ottawa attended an education and service workshop October 28 in Emporia sponsored by the Kansas Division of the American Cancer Society. The session aimed to acquaint Society volunteer workers with progress in public education and service. Attendees included Henderson, Mrs. W. C. Harding, and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Stith.
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Ottawa
Emporia
Kansas
The
American Cancer Society
Society
Ware Henderson
W. C. Harding
E. G. Stith
Topeka mansion sells at auction for 28 thousand
A Topeka mansion once home to 19 governors sold Tuesday for 28 thousand dollars after a bidding run in hundred dollar steps. George Eimery Jr Sam Cohen and Ralph Cohen purchased the 1887 Eramus Bennett mansion with 20 rooms on a 136 by 320 foot lot and may seek zoning changes to allow a four story apartment building. The state had hoped to sell the property as a single family dwelling for 30 thousand but rezoned it for multi family use up to 244 stories before reoffering. the mansion had been vacant since Gov John Anderson Jr. moved out.
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Topeka
George Eimery
Sam Cohen
Ralph Cohen
Erasmus Bennett
Clydesdale
John Anderson Jr
Cedar. Crest
Frank P., MacLennan
Opera
Pigeons Get Stay Of Execution
Niles Michigan mayor Mowitt S Drew rejected a plan to shoot 125 downtown pigeons, arguing the event would be too dangerous. The pigeons will remain, effectively given a reprieve from the proposed Sunday morning rooftop firing squad.
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Niles, Mich
Niles
Mowitt S Drew
Drew
Social Workers Gather for In Service Training in Ottawa
Social workers and supervisors from six counties met in Ottawa for an in service training session directed by three state welfare authorities. Leading speakers included Miss Esther Twente from the KU School of Social Work. The session was held at the Masonic Temple with about 12 KU graduate students visiting tomorrow afternoon to study field methods of preventive service at the Ottawa Welfare office.
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Ottawa
Esther Twente
KU School of Social Work
Kansas City
Masonic Temple
Ottawa Welfare Office
Driver Charged In Accident at 5th and Hickory
An afternoon collision at 5th and Hickory left Raymond J. Spinelli of 322 S Walnut charged with failure to yield. His 1963 Volkswagen collided with John Mathias’s 1955 Chevrolet at 1021 N Sycamore. Mathias reported $131 in damage. Spinelli’s damage was not estimated.
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5Th
Hickory
Raymond J. Spinelli
S. Walnut
Volkswagen
Spinelli
John Mathias
N. Sycamore
Mathias
Prospects for 1964 Economy Grow Brighter in AP Analysis
AP reports industrial executives foresee a two to three month pause followed by a moderate spring gain. They cite rising incomes retail sales and auto production with GDP reaching a third quarter annual rate of 588.5 billion. A minority predicts a downturn and notes unemployment and payments deficit as ongoing risks.
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New York
Multiple Local Sales Listings Across Franklin and Pomona Areas
A compact notice lists several upcoming sales across Franklin, Pomona, and Overbrook areas including horse stocker and feeder auctions, machinery consignments, furniture and antiques, and livestock auctions. Dates span Oct 31 through Nov 7 with times 1 to 7 p.m. Locations include Franklin County Sale Barn near Ottawa Kansas, Homewood, Baldwin Junction, Pomona, and Overbrook. Contact numbers and organizer names appear (Nate and Leona Gibbons, Jack Nelson, Ernest Smith, Printy and Son). Open dates and recurring weekly events noted.
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Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Barn
Kas
Stocker & Feeder
Kansas
Pomona
Bank
Greenwood
Ernest Smith
Funerals for Carl Stansbury Held at Towner Chapel
Carl Stansbury died Oct. 27. Services were at Towner Chapel Oct. 29 with Rev. Ray Armstrong officiating. Pallbearers were Dale Dick, Jess Blake, Harry Keller, Charles Roehl, Vernon Johnson and Glenn Ainsworth. Rev. J. E. Dennison sang hymns with Mrs. Dennison accompaniment. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
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Carl ‘Stansbury
Carl Stansbury
Towner Chapel
Ray Armstrong
Dale Dick
Jess Blake
Harry Keller
Charles Roehl
Vernon Johnson
Glenn Ainsworth
J. E. Dennison
Dennison
Highland Cemetery
Services for Herbert W. Fine at Towner Chapel Thursday
Herbert W. Fine died Oct 29 and services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Towner Chapel with Rev Roy Armstrong officiating. Burial will be in High Cemetery.
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Herbert W. Fine
Towner Chapel
Roy Armstrong
Highland Cemetery
Wanted child care home service in Ottawa Herald notice
Help your business by advertising in the Ottawa Herald General Services section. Wanted child care in my home can provide transportation. Call CH 2 4356, removed. Standard Rendering Co. Call Ottawa CH 21064.
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Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Standard
Ottawa
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Oak
Ottawa Herald
Earl Smith
Ash
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ellis
Adv
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Kansas Music Teachers Meeting
Leavenworth
Ronnie Matthews
Craig French
Keith Schulz
Doug Underwood
Robert Meyer
Jim Stark
Tom Johnson
Jim Cook
Kenneth Presley Danny
Pippenger
Allen Phe Buck
Roy Pahlman
Elsie Tillery
RFD 2
Tang< “Creek Bridge
East Logan
Wellsville Rebekah
Crawford
Ethel Gerrish
Atchison
Williamsburg
WCTU
Free Methodist Church
Antigone
Betty Caubre
Joseph Darby
Ottawa University
Jean ‘Anouilh
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
RED Cross
American Red Cross
James Francis Collins
Alfred M. Gruenther
National Organization
E. Roland Harriman
Collins
Army
Pacific
Board of
Pentagon
King Earnes Syndicate
Eseyeds
Towner
Sam Dawson
Myers Bros
P.m
Donation Christian Church
Homewood
Kans
Wilson & Locust
Ed Schriber
Baldwin Jct
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Harold Stewart
Printy
Ben Printy
Aus
Main Lpm
Clifford Lyman
Bertha Perez
Freeman French
Ralph Lomas
Agnes Lomas
Tancred
Order of Red Cross
Order of Malta
Fred A. Gardner
E. C. Gerald
Harford
Rec
Memorial Auditorium
L & L Cafe
General Services
Lee Carter
Conrad
Wanta
Gene
Powell
OK Discount Store
Gambles
128 S
Motorola TV & Stereo
Kroehler Furniture
White
Court House
National Guard
Lawrence
Tse
Logan
APD
S.e
Lic
McCash
Seveee
Woski
Hary Buckels
Delbert Anderson
Harry Buckels
Joan
Mac Whitney
State
Emporia DI
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Roberts Bros
NORGE
Jacob Wolken
Coronado
Coffman's Blacksmith & Welding Ser
W. Wilson
Winchester
Remington
Sarge
Stevens
Hiawatha
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