Garage Sale and local notices on Maple Street
Community garage sale listed for Thursday and Friday September 3 and 4 from 9 to 5 at 930 S Maple. Also brief updates include carloads moved on Santa Fe lines for the week ending Aug 29 totaling 33 016, Ellis Piano Tuning ad, Mrs George W Stewart returning from Research Hospital, Carroll Kirkpatrick injured in a fall, Marine Corporal Raymond W Bledsoe graduating from leadership course, Army Captain Buchanan assigned to Viet Nam, and Don Meeker reporting vandalism damage to a residence on 1130 S Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Meeker
S. Elm
Stolen Money, Cigarettes From Bé & J Oil Co
A break-in at Bé & J Oil Co at 429 N Main occurred late Sept 1 or early Sept 2. A $10 bill, $30 in quarters and nickels, 30 cigarette cartons, $8 in pennies, $5 in dimes, and $30 in coins from machines were reported missing. John Thomas, 61, Lawrence, was charged with speeding 35 in a 20 mph zone in the 200 block of N Main on Sept 2 and cited for Sept 3 court. Mark Rice reported the theft of the top half of a 40 foot ladder from 221 W 2nd, Aug 29 or 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bé&J Oil Co
N. Main
John Thomas
Lawrence
Main
Mark Rice
W. 2Nd
Velma Howard Fined $600 for liquor charges
Mrs. Velma Howard of 104 S Locust was fined 600 and given 90 days in jail in county court on one charge of offering liquor for sale and two counts of selling liquor illegally. She faces appeals as county judge Robert Pinet noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Howard
S. Locust
Howard
Robert Pinet
Drunk Charges Lead to Jails in Sept. Night Report
Lloyd George Reynolds, 46, Independence, jailed Sept. 1 for public drunkenness in the 300 block of West 10th Street after arrest at the Santa Fe Depot. Lonnie Brown, 58, Clinois, jailed Sept. 1 for public drunkenness, pleaded guilty and fined $50. William Leroy Cole, 18, Oklahoma, charged with speeding 45 mph in a 30 mph zone on South Main Street between 1200 and 1400 blocks. cited to appear Sept. 1 and posted $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George Reynolds
Independence
10Th St
Lonnie Brown
Clinois
Brown
William Leroy Cole
Oklahoma
S. Main St
Cole
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ottawa and Nearby Areas
Wilfrid B. Pauly aged 51 from Ottawa wed Frances A. Rowland age 49 of Ottawa. Franklin D. Walker 21 of Baldwin and Rebecca L. Johnson 19 of Early White. White 69 of Emporia wed Rita Mae Carter 61 of Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid B. Pauly
Ottawa
Frances A. Rowland
Franklin D. Walker
Baldwin
Rebecca L. Johnson
Early White
Emporia
Rita Mae Carter
Judges Deny Pleas Rehear Requests From Inmates
Recent Supreme Court rulings spur inmate filings for trial rehearings. Franklin County Judge Coffman says only a few reach his desk while Sedgwick County Judge Riddell notes inmates push every issue. Judge Kline limits inmate contacts to certified journal entries. Coffman directly corresponds and cites many cases denied unused by higher rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Floyd H. Coffman
Franklin County District Court
James V. Riddell
Sedgwick County District Court
Howard C
Kline
Coffman
Franklin County
Supreme Court
Paul Scott Wins First in County Tractor Contest
Paul Scott of Rainbow 4-H Club won the tractor driving contest at the fairgrounds on August 28, with Richard Alexander and Joe Baucom of Pottawatomie Valley and Don Hobbs of Princeton Jolly Workers following. Scott will represent Franklin County at the State contest during the Kansas State Fair, with one driver to advance to the regional 4-H Tractor Operators Contest. The event featured a written, practical, and driving test emphasizing safety, servicing, and maintenance, and marks the end of this year’s tractor project with five meetings planned for next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scott
Rainbow 4-H Club
Fairgrounds
Richard Alexander
Joe Baucom
Pottawatomie Valley
Don Hobbs
Princeton Jolly Workers
Paul
Franklin County
Kansas
4.H
Kansas City Markets Report Slaughter and Feed Prices Rise
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle calves slaughter steers up 25.50. good and choice heifers 21.50 to 24.00. feeder steers 20.25 to 22.00. Hogs 2,200 head steady to strong. barrows and gilts 16.00 to 17.50. sows 13.25 to 15.50. Sheep steady. lambs 22.50 to 23.25. ewes 4.50 to 5.50. Also egg prices: large A 31 to 35, medium A 24.33, small A 18.20. Wholesale eggs large 37.38 to 38.14. mediums 33.36. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers farm 14.12, plant 15 to 16 delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Obituary notices for Taggart Oren and Baxter
Mrs Maud Taggart 78 of 922 S Main died 10 30 p m Tuesday at Community Medical Center Gardner after six months illness Services 2 p m Friday Dengel and Son Mortuary burial Highland Cemetery She was born July 25 1886 near Lane married A E Taggart who died 1959 Surviving include brother Hugh Waddle sister Mrs Clara Hahn Margaret Oren 83 of 718 W 10th died 2 30 p m Tuesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital Services 2 p m Thursday Towner Chapel burial Garnett Cemetery Mrs Oren born December 7 1880 in Bedford Iowa married Glen Oren 1936 died 1946 returned to Kansas 1951 from California Westminster United Presbyterian Church Surviving sister Berdie Gadelman and many nieces and nephews E H Baxter 77 of Fort Scott died 1 45 p m Tuesday Retired Frisco Railroad Engineer Services 3 p m Thursday First Baptist Church Fort Scott burial Evergreen Cemetery Fort Scott Surviving wife Minnie Baxter four other daughters nine grandchildren
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Maud Taggart
S. Main
Franklin County
Community Medical Center
Gardner
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Highland Cemtery
Ottawa
A. E. Taggart
Margaret Oren
W. 10Th
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Jim Anderson
Garnett Cemetery
Oren
Bedford
Iowa
Glen Oren
Kansas
California
Los Angeles
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Berdie Gadelman
E. H. Baxter
Fr. Scott
Neil Bullock
S. Oak
Frisco
First Baptist Church
Fort Scott
Evergreen Cemetery
Minnie Baxter
Local Lawyer To Lecture On Oil and Gas Law
Ottawa attorney Richard C. Byrd will lecture at an oil and gas conservation law institute on September 11 in Wichita. Sponsored by the Kansas Bar Association, the program will draw lawyers from Kansas and Oklahoma. Byrd will join panelist Herman Kaveler of Tulsa to discuss the Kansas Corporation Commission hearing from both commissioner and witness perspectives. Byrd is a former KCC chairman and now serves as administrative assistant to a special Interstate Oil Compact Commission committee, and is a member of the firm Anderson and Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Richard C. Byrd
Oil and Gas Conservation Law Institute
Wichita
Kansas Bar Association
Kansas
Oklahoma
Byrd
Herman Kaveler
Tulsa
Oklo
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Anderson and Byrd
Open House at Garnett Agricultural Service
An open house at Garnett Agricultural Service is set for Sept. 4 and 5. The plant on Seventh Street near the Missouri Pacific depot will welcome the public from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Both days offer free hot dogs coffee and cold drinks. Attendees can register for $100 worth of fertilizer and enter for door prizes and balloons. Free soil testing will be available for attendees to bring samples and learn the testing process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Agricultural Service
Seventh Street
Oak
Missouri Pacific
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Admissions include Mrs Hiram Browning at 115 N Hickory and births note Mr and Mrs Irvin F Ross at 844 N Cedar with a son weighing 6 lb 101% oz. Dismissals list William Daugherty 416 Maple Roy Lynn Hoopes Pomona RFD 1 Ernest Farrow Waverly Mrs James Hogue Pomona and Mrs Raymond Wagner Richmond.
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Hiram Browning
Hickory
Irvin F. Ross
Cedar
William Daugherty
Maple
Roy Lynn Hoopes
Pomona Rfd
Ernest Farrow
Waverly
James Hogue
Pomona
Raymond Wagner
Richmond
Paola Hires Twelve New Teachers for School Year
Paola public schools start the year with twelve new teachers in place. Mrs Merry Lee Booth will teach girls physical education at the high school after earning a spring degree at Ottawa University. Mrs Jan Coltrin replaces Ronald Trenary in Spanish and is a South Methodist University graduate with further work at Ottawa University. Mrs Jennie Miller, a 1964 Pittsburg State graduate, will teach home making and 7.8 grade math. Lawrence Phillips assumes duties of Fred Dryden and may assist with basketball. he is a 1964 Fort Hays State College graduate. Mrs Janet Rhea, Emporia State graduate, will teach vocational homemaking, previously handled by Miss Dorothy Cooper. James Shortt will handle guidance and is a Kansas State University graduate. Eugene Stanley will teach German and part of the math program, formerly Fontana principal. Leroy Tiberghien teaches speech, English and dramatics. he is a 1964 Pittsburg State graduate. Estill Ventura, a Pittsburg State graduate, teaches social science and assists with coaching. Mrs Ruth Schlaegel, Central Missouri State College Warrensburg graduate, will teach third grade at the South school. Fifth grade at the South school goes to Mrs Jewell Roman, a Southwest Missouri State College graduate. Arthur Austin will teach sixth grade at the South school and is an Emporia State graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Rhea
Emporia State
Dorothy Cooper
James Shortt
Shortt
Kansas State Uniersity
Eugene Stanley
Stanley
Fontana
Leroy Tiberghien
Pittsburg State
Estill Ventura
Ventura
Ruth Schlaegel
Central Missouri State College of
Warrensburg
Jewell Roman
Roman
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Arthur Austin
Austin
Ottawa Area Traffic Fines Reported For Three Drivers
County Court records show Darold E. Doud 21 Hoyt pleaded guilty to improper passing after Aug. 16 incident 2.4 miles north of Ottawa on US-59 and was fined 10 dollars plus costs on Aug. 24. Larry P. Skillman 27 Garnett pleaded guilty to speeding 70 in a 60 mph zone north of Richmond on US 59 and having no valid license. fined 20 dollars plus costs. Melvin F. Haley 33 Oklahoma pleaded guilty to speeding 76 in a 60 mph zone five miles east of Ottawa on I-35. fined 16 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darold E. Doud
Hoyt
Ottawa
Dold
Larry P. Skillman
Garnett
Richmond
Skillman
Melvin F. Haley
Oklahoma
Gulf Of Tonkin Crisis Lacks Major Shifts
AP News Analysis notes a month into the Gulf of Tonkin crisis with no overt Chinese or North Vietnamese retaliation. Communists may use guerrilla warfare and political instability in South Vietnam to pursue aims, while Saigon fears potential moves against South Vietnamese soldiers and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Tiger
Red China
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Viet Cong preparation signals defection campaign in South Vietnam
Hanoi and Radio Sampan broadcasts suggest Viet Cong plan to foment a defection movement among South Vietnamese soldiers using cajolery, threats, and distrust of foreigners. Ambushes and terror likely to rise to demoralize troops. U.S. observers note a lull after recent riots and warn on propaganda gains.
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Hanoi Radio
Radio
Sampan
Viet Cong
South
U.S
Red China
United States
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Local figures listed in Harford Rec roster notes
Carlos J, Pence E, C, Gerald B appear among Harford Recreation participants in a partial roster snippet, signaling names tied to civic program aims and community events. The fragment hints at a team or committee context within Harford County recreation activities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. Maple
Funk and Wagnalls
Ellis
George W. Stewart
S. Mulberry
Research Hospital
Carroll Kirkpatrick
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Raymond W. Bledsoe
Evelyn Bledsoe
First Marine Division Schools Center
Camp Pendleton
Calif
ARMY
Paul J. Buchanan
U.S. Army Support Command
Robert H. Buchanan
Miami
Paola
Wellsville High School Garden Club
Kansas Associated Garden Clubs
Mary O'Neil
Tom Ruddell
Wanda Head
Cheryl Rogers
Betty Martin
Karyl Higbie
Pam Myers
Barbara Walter
Diana Highbie
Mary Burrell
Barbara Patton
Margaret (Gadelman
Ane
Taggart
Raymond P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Louis Lengel
Son
Mertunn
Merry Lee Booth
Ronald Trenary
Jan Coltrin
Coltrin
South Methodist University
Ottawa University
Jennie Miller
Fred Dryden
Lawrence Phillips
Phillips
Fort Hays State College
Joanna Hooker
Howard Hooker
Wellsville Royal Riders
Colorado
Carl D. Cayot
First National Bank
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Frankelin County
Roxy Lennard
Denver
Rine
Tancred Commandery No
K.T
Str Knights
Carlos J, Pence E, C
Gerald B
Harford Rec
Myers Bros Phone
Centropolis
Claude
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Fred Blanks
Printy
Ben Printy
Charley Myers
S. Willow St
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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