Hawkins Grange Meets At Briles School Night
Hawkins Grange will meet at 8 30 p m Wednesday at Briles School A garage sale is listed for Wednesday Sept 2 at 1450 Sc Cedar The Flory family reunion is set for Sunday Sept 6 at Lone Star Church of the Brethren A social security field representative visit is noted for Sept 2 1964 at the Social Welfare Office from 9 00 a m to noon A theft report from Aug 29 mentions a Black and Decker Skil Saw valued at 50 from HARRY SMITH’s car and a reckless driving charge against ROBERT L MIGNOT on Aug 28 with a Sept 3 court date and a $50 bond set
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Flory
Lone Star Church of the Brethren
G. E. Tomlinson
Social Security
Social Welfare Office
Harry Smith
Cypress
Robert L, Mignot
Wellsville
15Th
Main St
Mignot
County men sentenced for petty larceny in Ottawa
County Court Judge Robert Pinet sentenced Jerry Wayne Yost and Bill D Miller, both of Ottawa, after guilty pleas to petty larceny. The charges stem from a complaint by Jim Richardson alleging gasoline theft from Leo Ferguson valued under 50 dollars. Yost got 30 days, Miller six months.
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Jerry Wayne Yost
Bill D. Miller
Ottawa
Robert Pinet
Jim Richardson
Leo Ferguson
Yost
Miller
KC Markets cattle hogs and eggs report from Kansas City
KC Markets reports cattle activity with feeders and slaughter classes steady to higher, hogs steady to higher, select weights lifting. Calves and steer prices range 14.25 to 26.00, heifers up to 25, with lambs and sheep showing declines in spring varieties. consumer eggs and wholesale rates also listed for producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Barry Goldwater declines Lyndon appearance after dam dedication
Lyndon Kan AP Barry Goldwater Republican nominee turns down invitation to speak in Lyndon this Saturday after the Pomona Dam and Reservoir dedication. Editor Jack Miller says Goldwater has a prior engagement in Lockport New York that day. About 100000 are expected to attend the dedication of the Pomona dam.
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Lyndon, Kan
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon
Pomona
Jack Miller
Lyndon Peoples Herald
Goldwater
Lockport
N. Y
Pomona Dam
Elks Duplicate Bridge Winners Reported
Winners at the weekly Elks duplicate bridge tournament include North-South couples Mrs Warren Casey and Mrs Allyn Underwood of Lawrence first, Mrs Jess Gilmore and Ted Crandall of Ottawa second. East-West winners are Helga Kursk Lawrence and Dr John Thornberg Ottawa first, Pearl Brillhart and Jadys Jones Osawato Nug second.
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Elks
Warren Casey
Allyn Underwood
Lawrence
Jess Gilmore
Ted Crandall
Ottawa
Helga Kursk
Lawerence
John Thornberg
Pearl Brillhart
Jadys Jones
Osawato
Nug
Wellsville Cub Scouts Plan Monthly Events and Cubmobile Race
Cubmaster Robert Warren, at a Legion Hall meeting, outlined a plan for a special Cub Scout event each month. The Sept 13 outing features fishing and rowboating, while a Cubmobile race is set for Oct 10 near City Park with nonmotorized carts.
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Robert Warren
Wellsville
Cub Scout Committee
Legion Hall
Olathe Naval Air Station
Glenn Layton Jr
Layton
Jesse Graves Jr
Dean Stuart
Raw Council
Kansas City
Warren
Bill Shields
J. Linn Holtwick
Russell Lambert
Stuart
Lambert
Two Backing Wrecks Here Two Backing Wrecks Here
Ottawa police reported two backing accidents Monday with minor damage and no citations. Jean Ferguson and Frank Mason face careless driving and packing violation charges, while Ronald Higgins and Thelma McLure were involved in a separate incident with no citations. A stolen 1961 Monza was recovered upside down near Sand Creek Road.
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Ottawa
Jean L. Ferguson
Wellsville
Frank Mason
Pomona Rfd
N. Main Street
Mason
Ferguson
W. 2Nd Street
Ronald L. Higgins
W. 4Th
Thelma M. McLure
Richmond
Glen Woods
N. Oak
Sand Creek Road
Tornadoes Hit Central Kansas Damage Across Farms
Tornadoes and heavy rain struck central Kansas from Gorham to Russell and Osborne, with 11 inches of rain near Gorham and six to eight inches near Osborne. Homes and utility lines were damaged, a truck and car flipped on U.S. 40 near Russell, a woman injured, and several farms near Hays and Russell reported heavy damage.
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Weather Bureau
Gorham
Russell
Osborne
U.S. 40
Hays
Dave Harding
Kansas Highway Patrol
Jule Dumler
Simon Goetz
Michaelis
Benkel
Duncan Farm
Duncan Place
Nebraska
Change In Personnel At County Welfare Department
Franklin County Department of Social Welfare added four staff and lost two over six months. New hires include Mildred Jamison as social worker replacing Marjorie Hooper who retired August 31 after June 1957 start. Mike Harrison and Terry A Thomas joined as social workers, Jevene Holmes began as clerk-typist, bringing total staff to 16 with eight social workers, five clerical and accounting staff, and three administrators.
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Social Welfare Office
Marjorie Hooper
Mike Harrison
Terry Thomas
Mildred Jamison
Jevene Holmes
Franklin County Department of Social Welfare
College
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jamison
Hooper
Social Welfare
S. Walenut
Washeurn University
Harerison
Judith Lang
Alaska
Terry A. Thomas
Washburn University
Exiles claim raid on Cuban radar post succeeds
Manuel Artime, Cuban exile leader, announced nine anti Castro commandos destroyed a Soviet directed radar station on Cuba’s southeastern coast. He described two torpedo boats used and that raiders escaped unharmed. He placed the base at Cabo Cruz beside Oriente province lighthouse.
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Panama
Cuba
Manuel Artime
Artime
Oriente
Camaguey
Cabo Cruz
Caribbean
Rural Routes Inspected By Ottawa Postal Officials
The annual inspection of Ottawa's four rural mail routes is underway led by Chester Adamson and Rex Lewis. They assess route size mailbox condition and mail weight. Each route averages 60 miles, serving 862 families in 822 boxes for about 3000 people.
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Ottawa
Chester Adamson
Rex Lewis
Porter Spears Insurance Agency relocates to Main Street
The Porter Spears Insurance Agency, operated by George Spears and Tom Porter, has moved from 107 E 2nd to 310 S Main. After 13 years on East 2nd, the firm occupies the former Kansas Land Company space, now remodeled and air conditioned, expanding its office space.
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Porter-Spears Insurance Agency
S. Main
George Spears
Tom Porter
East 2Nd
The
Kansas Land Company
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Gretchen Griffin Dwight Leitaker Roy Lynn Hoopes Mrs. Raymond B Wagner Alfred Finch with several addresses. Births note a son to Mr and Mrs Lowell Hindere liter weighing 6 pounds. Dismissals include Raymond Chambers Quene mo.
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Gretchen Griffin
Ash
Dwight Leitaker
Wellsville
Roy Lynn Hoopes
Postmona
Raymond B. Wagner
Richmond
Alfred Finch
Rantoul
Lowell Hindere Liter
Raymond Chambers
Quenemo
Jury Clears Policeman in Harlem Shooting
A Manhattan grand jury cleared police Lt. Thomas Gilligan of criminal liability in the July fatal shooting of 15 year old James Powell on a street near a school. District Attorney Hogan said the evidence and law show Gilligan is not criminally liable. The case sparked Harlem riots and civil rights calls to suspend him.
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New York
Harlem
Manhattan
James Powell
Thomas Gilligan
Dist
Frank S. Hogan
Gilligan
Young Powell
Police
Wellsville Counts 365 Students in Local School
Jesse Graves Jr principal of Wellsville Elementary reports enrollment around 365 pupils for the year. Grade teachers and pupil counts include Jean Lytle kindergarten 58 and F Meyers first grade 28, Donna Brashfield first grade 28, Marian Black second grade 28, Jackie Rush second grade 28, Ruth Murphy third grade 28, Idyl Murray third grade 24, Goldena Chilton fourth grade 31, Marzella Dwyer fourth grade 27, Faye Colegrove fifth grade 34, Alberta Dwyer fifth grade 21, Bessie Steweart sixth grade 36.
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Jesse Graves Jr
Wellsville Elementary School
Jean Lytle
F. Meyers
Donna Brassfield
Marian Black
Jackie Rush
Ruth Murphy
Idyl Murray
Goldena Chilton
Marzella Dwyer
Faye Colegrove
Alberta Dwyer
Bessie Steweart
Deaths HARMON G. SMITH Services for Harmony
Topeka man Harmon G Smith 70 dies in a Topeka hospital. Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Bethany Church of Christ with burial in Waverly Cemetery. Survivors include widow eight children and several relatives across Kansas Missouri and Washington.
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Harmon G. Smith
Harmony
Smith
Topeka
Bethany Church of Christ
Waverly
Helen Smith
Owen Godsey
Floyd Smith
Earnest Smith
Lyndon
Evelyn Bower
Kansas City
Richard Hugill
Independence
Robert Smith
Vancouver
Wash
Retta I
Schmid
Osawatomie
Roy Cardwell
Hutchinson
Bill Cardwell
Denver
Raymond Baughman
Wilbur Mattox
Burlington
Man Cited After Wreck Near Ottawa on US 59
Pittsburg man William R. Cottrell, 63, was cited for failure to decrease speed after a two car collision about 5 p.m. Monday two miles north of Ottawa on US 59. Larry W. Maloney, 17, and Michael Allen Pratt, 19, were the drivers. no injuries reported.
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Pittsburg
Otetawa
Us.59
William R. Cottrell
Larry W. Maloney
Ottawa
Maloney
Michael Allen Pratt
The
Highway Patrol
Cottrell
Notice of Hearing in Alma Johnson Estate Case
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court will hear a petition by A M Johnson one of Alma Johnson deceased heirs seeking descent determination of a half interest in land described as east of creek in the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 20 township 16 range 20 and all other property owned by Alma Johnson at death. Defenses must be filed by September 24 1964 at 2 p m in Ottawa Kansas. failure to appear will lead to judgment. Bowers and Bowers Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Peresons
A.M. Johnson
Alma Johnson
Franklin County
Towit
Creek
Ottawa
Kansas Proposed Constitutional Amendment Submitted for 1964 Vote
Notice announces submission of a proposed amendment to Section 1 of Article 11 of the Kansas Constitution for the November 3 1964 general election. The amendment sets uniform taxation for most property with exemptions for state local and charitable uses and outlines classifications for mineral products money and debts. Secretary of State Paul R. Shanahan certifies the copy as true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Kansas
State of
Kansas
Paul R. Shanahan
Kansas proposes constitutional amendment on general and township elections
The text outlines Section 2 of Article 4 to set biennial general and township elections on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November of even years. It details terms for county and township officers, district commissioner elections, and limits on consecutive terms for county treasurers. The Secretary of State certifies the copy of the proposed amendment via House Concurrent Resolution No. 2 adopted in 1964.
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State OF Kansas
State of
Kansas
Paul R. Shanahan
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Kansas University
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Laurine Botan
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Oak
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Said
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
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Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Fred Blanks
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Charley Myers
S. Willow St
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Frankelin County
Misc
William J. Thomas
Union
O.E.S
Wele
Marie Donart
W. M. Vola Phillips
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A.M
Fred A. Gardner
W.M
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Sec’y
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A. B
Cheatham
Ferris Tues
Eldridge
Kaw
Ottawa Herald
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Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Call Carl
Standard Rendering Co
Call Collect
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Ner Ween Hardware Stores
Ottawa Herald Business Office
Guns
Yorkshire
Farrow
Williamsburg
Lamar Farrer
Princeton
Franklin County Sale Co, Inc
Gehl
Greeley
Hubert Lickteig
Sporting Goods
Printy’s
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Balboa
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Triumph
Lawrence Gutsch
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