Franklin county weighs plan for aging care needs
County commissioners express concern over rising elderly population and the obsolescence of the old infirmary. Private nursing homes currently care for seniors as projections forecast a 167 percent rise in residents over 65 by 1975. A proposed modern county home, funded partly by sale of the county farm and a tax levy, would address home care shortages and be put to voters in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Old County
U.S
Bureau of
Fragmentary note on desegregation and protests in small cities
A damaged excerpt discusses segregation persistence in small cities and ongoing boycott actions against schools. It notes that despite claims of progress, desegregation appears inconsistent with enforcement and local attitudes. The text mentions Texas and Washington contexts and hints at broader civil rights tensions.
Glass schoolhouse craze reshapes postwar classrooms
Postwar trends spur demand for durable glass schoolhouses and shatter proof designs. Leaders push for teacher training and safer interiors as curtains are used to regulate light and heat. The movement emphasizes durability and accessibility in new school architecture.
After All Chompin' Corn on the Cob Feeds Memories
A fragment recalls corn on the cob as dinner, noting good eating but altered by modern merchandising. The piece hints at nostalgia for traditional corn and the way store bought kernels change the eating experience.
Picnic Field Feast and a Young News Carrier Tribute
An article recalls a summer picnic near a cornfield with neighbors sharing boiled corn and homemade ice cream. It highlights Mae Frampton, 12, a successful Anderson South Carolina newspaper carrier, and her father Dr W M Frampton a Presbyterian minister. The piece extols the carrier system, profits net income, and the value of early business training for youths. It ends with reflections on the newspaper industry’s role in shaping responsible young workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Frampton
Anderson
South Carolina
W. M. Frampton
Mac
Dr. Frampton
America
Federal
Dickens
Wopking Syndicate
Elevision
Eccnsi
Mirror
Bowlin
Tony Bennett
Romar
Missouri Station
Ber Jeshnta TV
Jeante
Entore Thester
Alt Parade Finance
Mua
Joe and
Mabe
Ourna
Jackie Grapdon Tayhouse
Lawrence Welk
Arthur Murray
Sami Lamp
New York
Jupiter
Travel
Jupiter Forum
Cain Forum
Bill Alkou Hane Andersen
Wild bin
Laratt
Colonel March
Presa eMo' Coton Placi
Hopalong Cassidy
Ludge
Roy Bean
Bix Gun
Nowa’ Six Gun Theater
Brontier Boidiera
Northe
Disneyland
Alfred Allencoof
Loretta Young
Late of Riley
Paris Precinct
What's My Line
Three Lives
Edgullivan Films Festival
Theater
Liber Bid Sullivan Film Festival
Pendulum
Falcon
Margie Newa
Mid-America
Kangaro
Kangaroo Todsyit
Kangaroo
Gary Moore
Christophers
Godfrey Godfrey
Godfrey
Liberace
Johnny Carnon
Payotta Theater
Bob Crosby
Bon Crosby
Dr. N. Ventor ‘Theatre
Happy Home
Jimmie Pierson
Frankin Carle
Mickey “Mouser
Nona
Mickey
Mousa Bar
Cleo King News
Movie Museum
Claco
Kid Newa
Playhouse Robin Hood Firestone Supermuseum
Farrell
Montgomery Via Damone Film ‘Pale
Vi¢ Damone
Montgomery Theater
Fim
Far Rascal Ag Playhouse
Theatre
Bold Journey
Croesroade
Ernia Kovace Burna & Allen Squetga ‘Trust’ Your’ Wits
Ernie
Kovace
Big Town ‘Orient
Ekpress
Weather
Sportsman's
Alfred’ Hitchcock
Alfred Hitchcock
New ‘Weather
Secretary Wilson's Notable Public Mcunciation Error
Secretary of Defense Wilson is recalled for a famous misstatement that led to a public gaffe. The anecdote highlights a long memory of a rare verbal slip and its political notoriety in historical commentary.
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Dulles
Defense Wilson
Auld Lang Syne 83 and Franklin County Fair Memories
A glimpse of 83 years ago recalls Kaisers harness shop and goods, scenes by Barker and Gatch from Pomona to Marais des Cygnes, and plans for countywide view sets. The Franklin County fair in Forest Park drew 3,250 attendees with gate receipts around 614 dollars, while traffic enforcement rises and Senator Noah Bowman visits on law business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaisers Harness Shop
Ste. Sete
Barker
Gatch
Pomona
Marais Des Cygnes
St. Ig
Bale
Franklin County
Forest Park
Noah Bowman
Garnett
the Fair
Ottawa
Justice Minton to Retire From Supreme Court
Justice Sherman Minton announced his retirement from the Supreme Court effective October 15 due to impaired health. He will leave his post on October 20.
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Justice Minton
Washington
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court Today
Minton
Fragmentary listings for box logic and plays
Readable fragments show times and venues with references to Dewh Roy Rogers and Box Playhouse. Details are incomplete but indicate schedule notes for a box logic event and a playhouse session with several time slots.
Richmond H D A Demonstrates Outdoor Cookery Evening
The Richmond H D A met Tuesday evening with Mrs Loren Snider Mrs Ivan McLees and Mrs Chole Martin in charge of an outdoor cookery demonstration. Mrs FE Bennett furnished land operated the grill with brickettes and seasoned hickory chips for fuel. Eggs were cooked in orange cups biscuits baked and various foods roasted. The Ottawa Herald, Ottawa Kan, carried the caterer Pontott at Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond H. D.A
Loren Snider
Ivan McLees
Chole Martin
Berea 4-H Club elects officers at Richmond meeting
Richmond Berea 4 H Club met Tuesday at the clubhouse with Tom Chambers elected president and Joe Peine vice president. Loretta Roeckers named secretary and Larry Briggs treasurer. Judy McClure led songs and Terry Cox acted as parliamentarian. Members discussed fair animals and dances while snacks were served by Connie McClure. Several local members and friends attended. The group plans to meet with Oma Roberts in October.
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Berea
Marjorie Roeckers
Tom Chambers Winsehasen
Joe Peine
Loretta Roeckers
Larry Briggs
David Perkins
Judy McClure
Mary Coughlan
Lyle Rockers
Terry Cox
Tom Chambers
Joan Roeckers
Mary, Coughlin
Terry
Cadx
Vance
Judy
Jere
Mattie
Mines
W. Me
And
Call
Amos Lyon
Charley ‘Smith
Charley Dunbar
Albert’ Eisenbart
Albert Spring
Clive Bastin
Omajken Home Roberts
Fred . Johnson
Johnson
Hardin’ Watkins
Maguerite
Roberts
Oma
Aia
Minn
Hou
Fenex
Vera ‘Rocker
Wieht
Ottawa merchants stage aggressive ads and firesale hype
In Ottawa the business section cites bold promotions from Standard Oil stations, Wilson Mack fire sale buzz, and large ad trends stressing visuals, with local traders like Sunrise Dairy and Brown’s Tire booming. Advertising chiefs urge pre Christmas planning as big stores lure shoppers and a national promotion pushes used car buying through franchised dealers.
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Wilson Mack
Wilson
General Electric
Bob White
Russ
Ivan Brown
Brown
Tire & Battery Service
Ottawa
Edward F. Ingle
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Tee We
Meeting Notes Include Local Clergy and Members List
The record lists priests Cecil Orr and another unnamed priest. Attendees include Mines, Joe Wittman, Alfred Sigler, Harold Robertson, Merritt McDonald, Allen DeGarmo, Clarence Gault, Charles Edwards, Floyd Brock, and George Atchison. A forthcoming Sept. 26 meeting will be with Mrs. Robertson.
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Cecil Orr
Mines
Joe Wittman
Alfred Sigler
Harold Robertson
Merritt McDonald
Allen DeGarmo
Clarence Gault
Charles Edwards
Floyd Brock
George Atchison
Robertson
Subscriptions listed for Ottawa Herald renewals
A roster of subscribers and renewal addresses appears for the Ottawa Herald. Names include Wayne L New route 3 Wayne Gorton route 3 Mrs Pearl Allen route 3 Clarence Webster route 1 Ottawa Alfred D Smith route 2 Merle McClain route 2 Williamsburg J Ty Farney A O Parks Carl C Warhock Wellsville Lane Elevator W H Rodgers route 1 Mrs Freds Miller route 1 P 2 Philbs Rentoul G29 Froggatte D Byerly Harr Quenemo Everette George Motter route 2 Waverly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Wayne L. New
Wayne Gorton
Pearl Allen
Clarence Webster
Ottawa
Alfred D. Smith
Merle McClain
Williamsburg
J. Ty Farney
A. O. Parks
Carl C. Warhock
Wellsville
Lane Elevator
Freds Miller
Philbs Rentoul
Froggatte
D. Byerly
Harr Quenemo
Everette¢ George Motter
Waverly
Not Working But Gets Paid
Hazel Park teacher Mrs Marvela Hine, 52, Royal Oak, signed in at the district office each day and drew 8900 salary while not teaching last year. Principal figures show 6200 this year under tenure rules, as her teaching certificate protects her job and prevents arbitrary removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Hazel Park
Gta
Resse
Marvela Hine
Royal Oak
George R. Robinson
Robinson
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