Bridge tourney winners announced at Elks Club event
Winners announced for the Elks Club duplicate bridge tournament last night. First place went to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blanks, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shreve second, Mrs. Robert A. Anderson and Mrs. H. R. Conrad third, Mrs. G. C. Freeden and Larry Crater fourth, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Miller fifth. Also notes include a chicken noodle supper at Princeton Methodist Church on Thursday Nov 2, 5:30 to 8:00, adults $1.00, children under 12 35 cents, family style service. Drake's Bakery ad. Foushee cited for failing to yield in a collision at 5th and Cedar during heavy rain. First Baptist rummage sale Nov 2-4. Ottawa Lodge No. 18 A.F. & A.M. no meeting tonight. police orientation for four Ottawa officers in Kansas City. local ads for Snyder Pharmacy budget special and Ella's Beauty Salon. Steve Hoelscher fined for illegal left turn. new glass front entrance at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Elks Club
Fred Blanks
Jim Shreve
Robert A. Anderson
H. R. Conrad
G. C. Fredeen
Larry Crater
Robert F. Miller
Bagnar
Princeton Meth
Evelyn E. Foushee
Cherry
5Th
Cedar
Foushee
Leota F. Beets
Willow
More Bombings In Algiers
In Algiers more than 60 plastic bombs exploded in a single night as French settlers celebrate from balconies. Two Algerians were killed and 16 injured in the attack attributed to the Secret Army Organization which opposes de Gaulle’s plan for Algerian independence. No arrests were reported.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
JFK To Speak For Wagner Campaign Visit Planned
President Kennedy will travel to New York City on Thursday to campaign for the reelection of Mayor Robert Wagner in a White House run connected with his already scheduled trip to New Jersey for a Thursday night appearance. The White House provided no further details of the visit.
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Washington
Kennedy
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
White House
Wagner
New Jersey
Breeding Defends Crop Controls as Economic Stabilizer
Rep. J. Floyd Breeding of Kansas says all Congress passed farm production and acreage control laws aim to restore farmers' economic freedom. He asserts there is no support for controls for their own sake, speaking during a dedication ceremony for a cooperative feed mill in Healy Kansas.
Anniversary celebrations and local notices in Lawrence area
Mr and Mrs John List celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on October 26 with an evening dinner hosted by their daughter Mrs George Glover in Lawrence. Others included Mr and Mrs Johnny List and John III of Topeka, Blanche Perkins, and news of staff and local events across Topeka and surrounding towns.
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John List
George Glover
Lawrence
Johnny List
John III
Topeka
Blanche Perkins
Clay Center High School
Osage County livestock sale listings for November dates
Osage City and nearby towns host multiple livestock and machinery sales in November. Listings show buyers and sales agents including Ernest Arnold Overbrook Osage City Topeka Emporia Franklin County and Ottawa locations with weekly and weekend sale dates and addresses.
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Osage City
Kas
Chester Meganigle, Livestock & Machinery Sale
Berryton
29Th & California
Topeka
Emporia Livestock Sale Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson & Locust
Ottawa
Community Auction Listings From Ottawa Area Kansas
Community auction listings for November include weekly sales every Thursday at 7 p.m. at 1136 N Main and regular auctions at multiple Kansas venues. Notable events cite Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty CH 2 4836, along with sales in Ottawa Overbrook Grandview Princeton Pomona and Neosho Missouri sites with dates from Nov 1 to Nov 21 and sales at the Ottawa Livestock Commission and Willow Street households.
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N. Matn
Main
R. E. Trout
Princeton
Mel's
Grandview
Norma Loux
Willow St
Ottawa
Harold Burroughs Property & Furniture
Homewood
Kas
Lane News Carnival Crowds and Local Visits
A large crowd attended the Lane all school carnival in the gym. Senior Bill Hiles and freshman Janice Dalton were elected king and queen. Local families from Wichita, Kansas City, Ottawa, Welch, Topeka, Concordia, Veeubleau, and Humboldt visited relatives and attended events. Beverly Rowland entered Clark's Business College in Topeka and multiple families made visits across nearby towns this week.
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Bill Hiles
Janice Dalton
Beverly Rowland
Clark's Business College
Topeka
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Hospital notes list admissions Walter Artinzer 824 W 5th Roy Travis 504 N Mulberry Mrs Ollie Smith Cedar House nursing home Monday births Mr and Mrs Jim Welch RFD 1 Princeton daughter born Monday weight 7 lb dismissals Douglas Gleason 503 S Cedar Monday Danny English 507 N Main Roy Travis 504 N Mulberry June Schmoe 1410 S Main Tuesday
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Walter Artinzer
W. 5Th
Roy Travis
N. Mulberry
Ollie Smith
Cedar House Nursing Home
Marvin Chesbro
Wellsville
Jose Mora
King
Samuel Pachee
Jim Welch
RFD
Princeton
Douglas Gleason
S. Cedar
Danny English
N. Main
June Schmoe
S. Main
KC Markets Kansas City Live Cattle Hog and Sheep Summary
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts near 4,000 with varying class changes. Steers steady, heifers mostly steady to 25 lower, cows steady to strong. good to prime steers 23.00 to 25.50, heifers 22.25 to 24.00, cows 14.50 to 16.50, dealers 23.00 to 26.00, stockers 23.00 to 25.00. Hog receipts around 4,000 with barrows and gilts 25 to 40 lower, some 50 lower. sows steady to 25 lower. 1-3 190 to 2680 lb barrows and gilts 16.00 to 16.50, sows 14.25 to 15.50. Sheep 500 head, all steady. lambs 16.00 to 17.25, ewes 3.00 to 5.00, feeders 10.50 to 12.00.
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Kansas City
Traffic Toll Topeka AP October 34 in 1961 period
Traffic death log from Topeka shows 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday with two fatalities. October total 34. For 1961 overall fatalities reach 432, versus 415 in the comparable 1960 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Boeing sells two more 707 jets to Air-India
Boeing Co announced the sale of two 707 intercontinental jet airliners to Air-India International, bringing Air-India's Boeing fleet to six aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boeing Co
Air-India International
Air-India
Boeing
Farm Bureau Leader to Speak at Kansas Meeting
Bureau speaker Charles B. Schuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will deliver one of the main speeches at the Kansas Farm Bureau annual meeting opening in Wichita according to AP dispatch from Wichita Kansas.
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Wichita
Charles B. Schuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas Farm Bureau
Fish Fry Highlights Rantoul Social Roundup
Otis Foster Rony Lee Small Roy Foster Willis Smith and others joined at Vinton Foster home in Rantoul Sunday for a fish fry. Community members visited and celebrated birthdays while several families shared meals and greetings across Ottawa Wellsville Paola and Osawatomie areas.
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Ollie Brassfield
Kohler Funeral Services Held for Alfred W Kohler
Funeral services for Alfred W Kohler who died October 27 were at Towners Chapel on October 30 with Rev. R B Shoemaker officiating. Pall bearers included Bill Moore Guy Kohler Merrill Dodge Phillip Kelley John Kohler Jr and George Likens Jr. Al Williams sang hymns with Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial followed in Orient Cemetery Harrisonville Missouri.
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Alfred W. Kohler
Towner’s Chapel
R. B. Shoemaker
Bill Moore
Guy Kohler
Merrill Dodge
Phillip Kelley
John Kohler Jr
George Likens Jr
al Williams
J. M. Kilgore
Orient Cemetery
Harrisonville, Mo
Pleads innocent to assault in Police Court
Richard William Cromwell 19 of Williamsburg pleaded innocent in Police Court today to assaulting Frank Hanson on Oct. 21. Bond set at $50 pending trial on Nov. 14. Robert Dean also pleaded innocent to a similar charge and will be tried the same day. Several traffic violations led to fines and bonds, including Eddie Garcia 25, David W. Scott 15, and Warren L. Curtis 15. Arraignment for Roy C. Travis continued. he was hospitalized after a crash on Logan. Robert W. James pleaded guilty to lesser charges. drunk driving charge dismissed due to blood alcohol under 0.15.
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Richard William Cromwell
RFD
Williamsburg
Frank Hanson
Robert Dean
N. Hickory
Eddie Garcia
King
David W. Scott
S. Oak
Warren L. Curtis
Tremont
Jerry Patterson
N. Sycamore
Donald R. James
Oscar R. Strahan
E. 5Th
Marion L. Zook
N. Main
Cromwell
Travis
Robert W. James
S. Poplar
Deaths Mrs Alber L Slavens 82 RFD 4 Cen tropolis resident
Mrs Alber Lina Slavens 82 of RFD 4 Centropolis died at home last night at 9 55 in deteriorating health. Born July 17 1879 she lived in or near Centropolis all her life. She married R O Slavens Sept 6 1897 at Burlington, he died 1941. Surviving: daughters Irene Symons Vesta Bahnmaier Maxine McCall. sons Nelson Slavens John L Slavens. one infant son Frank T Slavens.
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Alber L. Slavens
Alber Lina Slavens
Centropolis
Frank B
Susena (Bradford) Nelson
Burlington
R. O. Slavens
Frank T
Irene Symons
Vesta Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Maxine McCall
Ottawa
Nelson Salvens
Naches
Wash
John L
Wellsville City votes to eliminate two police posts
At a city government meeting Wellsville voted to remove the night marshal and day officer positions. August Hrabe will be hired as a full time police officer starting November 1. Kansas teachers meeting will close Wellsville schools November 2 and 3. Cub Scout Pack 63 at Wellsville Baptist Church awarded bobcat badges and membership cards to a list of named scouts. The Wellsville Chamber of Commerce Halloween party was rained out after 44 pounds of wieners were served. prizes for costumes went to children in three age groups. Merle Todd reports Lake Andes South Dakota pheasant hunting this year among the best in years, with hunters from Walnut Products and Thessing Veneer Co. claiming good bag limits. Local hunters Randy Massengale, Harold Phillips and Evan Phillips returned from Arlington, Dakota Territory with limits. The Fred Savage family moved to the Hutchinson rental property formerly owned by C. E. Bryant.
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Hrabe
Wellsville Baptist Church
Edward Barnett
John McAuley
James McAuley
Greg Davenport
Lonnie Winkleman
Mike Willhite
Charles Hagen
Kenneth Roberts
Dale Haney
Darrell Flynn
Dennis Sieg
Terry Good
Larry Good
Reed Adriance
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Lloyd Hunsaker
Scott Moherman
Buck Harbison
Billy Kyle
Martie Chanay
Francie Groshong
Billy Lytle
Judy Crist
Rosanna Wyatt
Merle Todd
Lake Andes
S. D
Todd
Walnut Products Co
Kansas City
Thessing Veneer Co
Indianapolis
Veneer
Randy Massengale
Harold Phillips
Evan Phillips
Arlington
D. D
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Sulena May Gray
Kansa
Margaret A. Burgoon
Bulena May Gray
Kansas
City of Ottawa
Lathrop
City of
Ottawa
Sylena May Gray
City Treasurer Certifies 1961 Financial Statement
I Maude F Kinnison Treasurer of the City of certify that the foregoing statement is correct Signed on the first day of October 1961 City Clerk Capper and city official Donald Fr Maude F Kinnison confirmation of a $1 607 235 51 claim total seen in the document
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I. Maude F. Kinnison
City of
Donald FR
Funeral services set for W. O. Nelson kin in Washington
Sunnyside Washington sees a funeral planned for Dr. W O Nelson with ten grandchildren two great grandchildren and a brother among mourners. Cen tropolis Christian Church hosts services Sunday at 2 p m Reverend G B Nelson to officiate. Burial follows at Evergreen Mound Cemetery northeast of Ottawa.
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Slavens
Albertina Slavens
Centropolis Christian Church
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
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Drake's Bakery
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Myrons. Steere Jr
Sidney O. Morris
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Bill Wheeler
Dave Griffin
Fred Vogler Jr
Fred Espinosa
Joplin
Springfield
Salina
Garden City
Snyder Pharmacy
Ella’s
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Richmond
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Clarence Spongs
Stafford
Ruth Atchison
Virginia
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Clay Center
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Lord’s Acre
Mmes
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Arthur Bruler
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Fred Wiesner
Walter
Howard New
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Wilbur Purvis
Darlene White
Darlene
Etrula White
K. U. Medical Center
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Phillips Petroleum Co
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Hamilton
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Harry Staley
Prairie View School
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Donald Prather
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Leon Sobba
Bill Maley
Linda
Terry Schwegman
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
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Chamber of Commerce
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles — Lyndon
Harold D. & Marie
Persinger
Ottawa Livestock Commission
Chet Louderback
Highway 68
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Printy and Sons
Ben Printy
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Main Op Wilson
Sierra Madre
Calif
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Glen Canyon
Lane News
By Glenna Hettler
Dell White
M. D. White
Art Holland
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W. M. Christian
Allie Knoop
Anna Hancock
Bob Christian
Missouri
G. W. McKenzie
Audean
W. A. Neill, Sr
Welch, Okla
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Overland Park
C. A. Gleason
Jess Brillhart
Osawatomie
Betty Winslow
Earl Boyd
Dickie
Mission
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W. E. Rowland
Marvin Rowland
Wayne Hettler
Humboldt
W. H. Hettler
Lottie Burnett
Concordia, Mo
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Oscar Rutledge
Veaubleau, Mo
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Mor
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Clathe
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Roy Webber
Fontana
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Jennie Ryckart
Ollie
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Warren
Brassfield
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Bill
Paola
Otis Foster
Jim Chamberlin
William Nuss
Debbie
Tony Lee
Anson Camp
Towner's
JO Towner’s Chapel
Oppawa, Kransas
Roy C. Travis
Logan
Poplar
Willard M. Cromwell
Francis R. Shull
E. 9Th
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Fred Savage
Otis Hutchinson
C. E. Bryant
Legals
Tal
New Balabet Eee
Enone
Bond Airport
Bond & Snaves
Cemetery — Highland Res
Cemetery—Highid
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Cemetery—Hope Perp
Care
Whiteway
Water & Light Dephane
Paving Coast Fund Pienaes
Hope
Water & Light
Truat & Res
Armory
Harrison-Lincoln Bewage
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Lodge Notic
Raymond C. Randel
Randel
C.E.S
Nancy Lamb
W.M
Vola Phillips
Secy
Ashton
South 71 Highway
17Th
Kansas Avenue
Finley
Colgate Palmolive CO
Earl Smith
Baldwin
Ottawa Herald
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