Hawkins Grange to elect officers at 8:30 p.m.
Local news briefs note Hawkins Grange will meet at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Grange Hall for officer elections. Also listed are Berndhardt School of Dance starting Sept. 8, reporter Marla Babcock's KU return, Lincoln school bus service meeting Sept. 2, Minneola School reunion dinner at Forest Park, and Mrs Daisy Wyrick listed at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Grange Hall
Marla Babcock
Ottawa Herald
University of Kansas
William Allen White
Lincoln
Jr. High
S. Main
Minneola School
Forest Park
Daisy Wyrick
N. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Matt Bures Patient at Anderson County Hospital Garnett
Richmond resident Matt Bures is listed as a patient at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett. The brief notice provides no additional medical details or status updates.
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Matt Bures
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Break-In At Eagles Hall Stuns Ottawa on East Fifteenth
Ottawa police report a morning break in at Eagles Hall on East Fifteenth Street. About 3 am an unlocked safe was entered through the front door and cash stolen before thieves fled through a back exit. Papers scattered as investigators from the Ottawa Police Department and Franklin County Sheriff's Office probe the scene.
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fHagles Hall
East Fifteenth Street
Ottawa
Ottawa Police Department
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Storm Francelia Threatens Caribbean Coastline
Storm Francelia pounded Bahia coral is lands with gale winds as it shifted across the Gulf of Honduras toward Central America. Warnings urged coastal residents in Honduras Guatemala and British Honduras to brace for 100 mph winds and rising tides. Forecasters expect landfall near noon with the eye likely passing near Puerto Barrios Guatemala.
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Miami
Francelia
Bahia
Gulf of Honduras
Central America
Honduras
Guatemala
British Honduras
Puerto Barrios
Belize
la Ceiba
Violence erupts in four towns leaving dead and fires
The Associated Press reports nights of violence across Hartford Fort Lauderdale Dayton and Parkesburg with deaths dozens injured and widespread arson. A Hartford policeman was shot and 90 plus arrests were made as snipers fired from rooftops. Police blamed possible racial motives in several incidents while Fort Lauderdale saw multiple fires and rock throwing. Dayton faced tear gas and a rock throwing crowd near the Montgomery County Fair grounds amid clashes between whites and Negroes. In Parkesburg a Negro peace worker was killed and several others wounded, with violence spreading to Coatesville.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Edward Stack
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Parkesburg
Harry Dickinson
Hartford Hospital
Ottawa police and accidents detail nine injuries and local incidents
The Ottawa Daily records numerous minor injuries from weekend mishaps including finger, toe and head injuries to individuals such as Ronald McLean Nancy Hewitt and Roger Bachelor. It also lists a death notice for Nora F Briggs and funeral details for Nettie Burgoon, plus police citations, divorces filed, marriages authorized, traffic fines, and a series of accidents with no serious injuries.
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Ronald McLean
Pat Swallow
Douglas Martin
Leavenworth
Henry Parker
John Travelute
Kansas City
Nancy Hewitt
Topeka
William Henry
Pomona Rfd
Paul Derck
Olathe
Robert Wood
Lake Pomona
Roger Bachelor
Steve M. Fossan
Douglas Nickelson
Tremont
Anna Stahel
Overbrook
Jeffrey Linneman
Ottawa Rfd 2
Jeremy Anderson
S. Hickory
New Fiction At The City Library Latest Titles
The City Library adds new fiction including The Dance of Genghis Cohn by Romain Gary Come Along With Me by Shirley Jackson To Brooklyn With Love by Gerald Green The Travels of Maudie Tipstaff by Margaret Forster Dance of the Dwarfs by Geoffrey Household Mosbys Memoirs and Other Stories by Saul Bellow Welcome to Xanadu by Nathaniel Benchley The African by Harold Courlander The Green Gauntlet by R F Delderfield The New Year by Pearl Buck.
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City Library
Genghis Cohn
Romain Gary
Shirley Jackson
Miss Jackson
Brooklyn
Gerald Green
Maudie Tipstaff
Margaret Forster
Maudie
Saul Bellow
Xanadu
Nathaniel Benchley
Harold Courlander
Wes Ham
America
R. F. Delderfield
Craddocks
Pearl Buck
Market Holds Modest Gain
New York stocks edged higher in quiet trading led by gains in the Dow Jones and broader averages. The Dow rose to 838.83, up 8.31 from Friday, with the Associated Press index up 0.3 at 294.8 as industrials, rails, and utilities posted mixed moves and several sectors showed strength.
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Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
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Oak
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Junction City
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Beech
Allen Kelly
S. Poplar
Russell Anderson
Birch
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Jeanne
Robert Riffey
Mark Dillon
James LeValley
Willow
Frank Markham
Waverly
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RFD
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Osawatomie
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Hamblin
Tammy Gillogly
E. 6Th
Craig Davis
Milner
Mabel Hendrickson
Steven Kirkland
Gary Jordon
Carolyche
Jennifer Braker
Elner Geer
Greg Mohr
Ottawa Rfc
Beverly Roecker
Marsha Roecker
Steve Millison
the Daily Report
Nora F. Briggs
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Garnett Cemetery
Paul Pentz
Briggs
Lynn County
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Amanda (Collins) Grant
John Briggs
Montevallo
Oskaloosa, Mo
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Ada _ Coats
Princeton Rfd
Leona Moon
Port Arthur
Tex
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Richmond Rfd
Ollie Grant
Nettie Burgoon
Lamb-Roberts
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Bruce Spears
Frank Thayer
Ray Soper
Bobby Soper
Bill Webster
Jim Andrews
Dwight Langley
Clifford Burgoon Jr
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Kenneth W. Wilhite
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Alva G. Glaze
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Rose Peck
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James R. Driver
Pomona Rfc
M.p.h
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N. Main
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Ronald Wayne Beery
Rossville
Ind
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South Main
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N. Cherry
Maude F. Henry
Williamsburg
James Oren Burrow
S. Sycamore
Lawrence Richardson
Great Bend
Richardson
Lois Richardson
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Baldwin
Baldwin-LeLoup Rd
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Maichel
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