Local KU students begin student teaching in Topeka schools
Dena Keplinger and Linda Showalter, University of Kansas seniors, will begin student teaching drama and English on November 13 in Topeka. Showalter will teach at Topeka West High School and Keplinger at Topeka High School, remaining through January. A rummage sale is listed for Thursday and Friday at 135 S Oak through the back door.
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Linda Showalter
N. Cherry
Dena Keplinger
Garnett
University of Kansas
Topeka
Miss Showalter
Topeka West High School
Miss Keplinger
Topeka High School
Police court charges list from city area report
The Daily Report lists charges including Julius Dinsmore cited after a Monday accident at Seventh and Main for running a red light with a $25 bond. Wellsville’s Gene Bond pursued a suspicious car into a ditch. driver fled on foot and later found the car stolen in Ames, Iowa. Kenneth Burgoon pleaded guilty Oct 5 to careless driving and DUI, fined $134 with license suspended a year. James O Brown cited for no current registration Oct 18 on I-35, fined $24. John M Keehnel of Kansas City cited for speeding Oct 22 on I-35, forfeited $40. Deloso Loheren of Oversland Park cited Oct 2 near Williamsburg for improper passing, pleaded guilty and fined $19. Allen J Miller of Gardner cited for speeding Oct 22, pleaded guilty and fined $21.
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Wellsville
Marshall Gene Bond
Ames
Iowa
Allenight
Kenneth Burgoon
S. Oak
Guiley
James O. Brown
Ottawa
John M. Keehnel
Kansas City
Deloso
Loehren
Oversland Park
Williamsburg
Allen J
Miller
Gardner
Accidents and Obituaries Span Local Community Losses
A white faced heifer was killed by a car driven by Marion K. Tucker 65 of Emporia on a gravel road southeast of Williamsburg at 545 p.m. Monday. The driver was uninjured. A separate obituary notes the death of Hazel Lorene Cutting 61 of West 18th Street at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Westminster Presbyterian Church, burial at Highland Cemetery. She taught in the Ottawa school system 23 years and was active in A E W Ottawa Teachers Association and Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband Joel Cutting three daughters five grandchildren two stepsisters two step brothers and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Marion K. Tucker
Emporia
Williamsburg
Hazel Lorene Cutting
West 18Th St
Ransom Mesmorial Hospital
Ottawa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Roger Greenslade
Ellsworth E. Caylor
Higheland Cemetery
Towner Chapel
Westsminster Church
American Cancer Fund
First National Bank
Cutting
Edna
Kane
W. W
Florence (Houseton) Goodwin
Joel Cutting
A.E.W
Ottawa Teachers Association
Eastern Star
Joyce Lowrene Basinger
Albuquerque
N. M
Ann Haggard Ackereman
Marysville
Kan
LuAnne Cutting Debrick
Bartelesville
Okla
Mable Hayes
Susie Potter
Boise
Idaho
Warren Goodwin
John Goodwin
Pittsburg
Revival Set by Nazarenes in St Louis Church
Rev Don Zimmerlee and his wife June of St Louis lead a revival at the Church of the Nazarene at 7th and Elm, starting Friday at 7 30 pm. Don Zimmerlee, a longtime pastor and evangelist, trained at Olivet Nazarene College McC undergrad and Glasgow University. June assists musically on organ piano marimba and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Zimmerelee
St. Louis
Church of the Nazarene
7Th and Elm
Bill Fowler
Don
June Zimmerlee
Missouri
Ohio
Ilinois
Scotland
Zimmerlee
Olivet Nazearena College
Kankakee
Ill
McCendree College
Lebanon
Glasgow University
Stock Market Closing Prices Report from New York Exchange
New York Stock Exchange late prices show commodities mixed with grains and soybeans. Wheat notes at 1.44, corn around 1.62, oats 0.70, barley 1.12, soybeans 2.37, reflecting Monday’s closing values for commodities and futures.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Court Order Requires County Tax Assessments in KS
The Kansas Supreme Court ordered Grant, Stanton and Morton counties to follow the State Board of Tax Appeals schedule for property tax assessments. Writs of mandamus were issued against the clerks and treasurers of the three counties.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Grant
Stanton
Morton Counties
State Board of Tax Appeals
Swearingen Suit Seeks Custody of Three-Year-Old Boy
Betty Jean Swearingen files for custody of a three-year-old boy from Lloyd Swearingen. Bridge Winners Monday night list Ottawa pair Marie Hufstede ler and Mary Jo Hanes first. Garnet Peterson and Mary McMahon of Osawatomie second. East West Virginia Seaver and Lois Hazlett of Lawrence first. Doris Peters and Ann Bundy of Ottawa second.
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Betty Jean Swearingen
Noreman
Lloyd Swearingen
Marie Hufstedeler
Mary'Jo Hanés
Ottawa
Garnet Peterson
Mary McMahon
Osawas Tomie
EasteWest
Virginia Seaver
Lois Hazlett
Lawerence
Doris Peters
Ann Bundy
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement Summary
Hospital notes list Mrs. Julius Dinsmore Osawas tomie Carl Adams 704 Cypress Frank Pfoutz 325 East 2nd John Cornell 936 S Main and others. Births report Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Dean 424 Walnut a son weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces.
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Julius Dinsmore
Osawastomie
Carl Adams
Cypress
Frank Pfoutz
East 2Nd
John Cornell
S. Main
Mone Day
Grover Brumfield
Elm
Cornell Green
Huntingdon
Tenn
Jimmie Dean
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Eggs Report
KC Markets reports cattle 2,000 with steer prices 25.50 to 26.40, cows weak. feeders 22.50 to 26.50. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts steady to weak, sows 14.00 to 15.75. Sheep 100 with woolled lambs 23.50 to 24.50. Wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 23.26, mediums 19.21, butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Death of Jimmy Kimball at University of Kansas Medical Center
Five year old Jimmy Kimball son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kimball died at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kane.
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Jimmy Kimball
Cecil Kimball, Osawatomie
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kane
Governor orders probe of Topeka State Hospital ward for troubled youths
Gov Robert Ducking announced an investigation into conditions at the Topeka State Hospital ward for mentally ill children aged 12 to 16 after Dr Robert Switzer of Menninger Clinic charged the ward is not fit for human habitation. Ducking will act after receiving an emissary report. Switzer had criticized facilities and called for better light heat and ventilation for the wards.
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Topeka
Robert Ducking
Topeka State Hospital
Menninger Clinic
Wichita
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Robert Switzer
Docking
Switzer
Johnsons anti crime bill gains strong police powers
Washington AP reporting Senate Judiciary subcommittee strengthens the Johnson anticrime bill. It adds wiretapping authority and eavesdropping limits while targeting Supreme Court restraint on confessions and habeas corpus. The measure would fund training for local police and authorize federal court changes. Senator McClellan backs action this year. Senator Ervin defends tougher crime measures against Court rulings.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate Judiciary
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate’ “Judiciary
FBI
National Institute of Law Enforcement
Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Tax Hopes Face White House Doubt on Tax Bill
Washington reports the White House denies giving up on enacting the administration 10 percent surcharge this session to trim the deficit. Senate Leader Mansfield, from Montana, says Congress must stay to pass a tax bill and a social security bill, though he acknowledged limited chances of passage before year end.
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Washington
White House
Congress
George Christian
Johnson
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Gamble Student Aids Announced
Twenty eight B C Gamble Scholarship Awards will be presented at the end of the current school year. Each scholarship is worth 350 toward any course of study at any accredited college or university. All who qualify for the national awards must demonstrate special ability in business through high school programs or part time jobs as well as acceptable scholastic aptitude during their senior years. In previous years Ottawa high school students have been scholarship in salesmanship winners and now are attending college. During a sales contest in October stores in 24 states competed for the right to award one of the 28 scholarships. The highest percentage of sales increase over their October quotas will determine the winners. Selection of the high school senior will be made by a committee of school faculty members.
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B. C. Gamble
Ottawa
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Bobby
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Reid
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Denver
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the Daily Report
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Cecil W
Sandra Barnett Kimball
Kimball
Garnett Burgeteria
Dairy Queen
Farris Funeral Home
Garnett Cemetery
Mrs
Hazel Cutting
Don Zimmerlee
Nazarenes
Admiral
Allied
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Am Motors
T&t
Tob
Atchison
Avco Cp
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Beth Steel
Boeing
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Chrysler
Cities Soc
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Dow Chem
du Pont
East Kod
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Firestone
Elec
Goodyear
U Ya Grace Co
Monson
di Mont Ward
Morrell
Nat Bisc
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Nor Pac
Okla G&e
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Panh EP
Peach Coal
Phill Pet
RCA
Rayonr
Ye Safeway
St Jos Ltd
St Reg
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Sperry R
St O Cal
Sunray
Texaco
Tim RB
UN Carbide
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth
Gridley
Robert Boyd
South Muleberry
Don Bloomer
Rantoul
Jerald Dryden
Sycamore
Forrest Morton
Irma Schnoke
Main
Eva Schmitt
Princeton
LBJ
Gamble
Downer’s
Caapel
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