KU grants for 47 winners highlight Kansas college aid
Margery Golden of 703 St. Cedar is among 47 recipients chosen to attend the University of Kansas this fall. The program, run by the State Department of Public Instruction, covers eligible winner fees at Kansas colleges up to 500 dollars per year. A reception for Princeton School teachers and staff families is Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. in the school gym, and the community is invited. Dr Szabados, orthopenic surgeon, will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital Sept. 10. An ice cream social is planned Sept. 9 at 5 to 8:30 p.m. at the 1st Baptist Church, sponsored by Jr. Hi B.Y.F. John M. Zook was granted a divorce from Frances M. Zook effective Sept. 1. Sandra Moore, 22, Lawrence, was cited for speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone on Sept. 8 and must appear Sept. 10 in police court. Billy Graham TV program at 8 p.m. tonight on TV9. The new telephone directory goes to press Oct. 1 with 30-cent extra listings for family or household members. Sacred Heart Church sale Sept. 11-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Ann Golden
St. Cedar
University of Kansas
State Department of Public Instruction
Kansas
Princeton
Sandra S. Moore
Lawrence
Poor Fella Lost Tools
A clerk at a Springfield bus depot stopped William Janowitz of Columbus Ohio after he described contents of a pay locker. When asked what was inside he replied lock picks glass cutters and a hacksaw blade. Police were called and Janowitz was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
William Janowitz
Janowitz
Columbus
Ohio
Grannie Clampett Actress Irene Ryan Finds Fresh Fame
AP profile of Irene Ryan, the actress behind Grannie Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies, detailing her career from vaudeville to television. Notes how her oil fortune within the show's plot parallels her real earnings, and her recent busy summer touring fairs. Also mentions Maureen O'Sullivan leaving NBC Today and Pat Fontaine returning to St Louis with a weather show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ryan
San Francisco
Paul Henning
Grannie Clampett
Irene
Clampett
Grannie
Maureen O'Sullivan
Pat Fontaine
Miss O'Sullivan
St. Louis
Baker University Opens New Administration Building
The Baker University Administration Building moves complete with president's office, admissions, deans, registrar, business office, and faculty spaces. Open house Sunday Sept 13 2 5 pm. Orientation Sept 10 13. Alumni Varsity football Sept 12 7 30 pm. enrollment Sept 14 15 with free Gem Theatre movie. convocation Sept 16 featuring Mario Pei of Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Business Administration
Constant Construction
Norris Brothers
Gilbert Geery and Wilson and Company of
Salina
Baker
Gem Theatre
Alumni Association
Baldwin Merchants
Mario Pei
Columbia University
Deaths of John Poss and Henry Silvius in Garnett and Lawrence
John Poss 78 lifelong Anderson County resident died at his Garnett home. Funeral mass at Holy Angels with burial in Garnett Cemetery. rosaries said at Farris Funeral Home. Survived by wife Anna Feuerborn Poss and six children among others. Henry R. Silvius 91 died at Valley View Home Lawrence. survived by wife Grace, two sons, two daughters, ten grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Services pending at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Poss
Anderson County
Garnett
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Leo Horner
Gerald Ohmes
Mike
James Poss
Bill Brown
Virgil Ohmes
Charles
Herman J. Feuerborn
Leonard Rues
Greg Lickteig
Garnett Cemtery
Farris Funeral Home
Henry R. Silvius
Valley View
Lawrence
Mr. Silvius
Dandridge
Wellsville
Ottawa
Grace
John Silvius
George Silvius
Mission Tex
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births In Local Clinic
Admissions list includes Alan and Sherri Kay Bell 1231 Willow Margaret Bien 509 N Main Leonard Matteson Pomona RFD 2 on Tuesday. Births record Mr and Mrs Norman L Swearingen 201 N Oak grandson born Tuesday weight 6 lb 7 oz. Dismissals note Mrs H D Hill 114 W 5th transferred to K U Medical Center Tuesday Alfred Finch Rantoul Mrs Floyd Demoret Quenemo Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Sherri Kay Bell
Willow
Margaret Bien
N. Main
Leonard Matteson
Pomona Rfd
Norman L. Swearingen
Oak
Son
H. D. Hill
W. 5Th
K. U. Medical Center
Alfred Finch
Rantoul
Floyd Demoret
Quenemo
Lawrence couple seeks marriage license approval
Richard Jones, 17, of Lawrence, and Arleen Goins, 15, of Lawrence, apply for a marriage license in a local filing. Authorities note age requirements and confirm both parties are residents seeking to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jones
Lawrence
Arleen Goins
Funeral services for Daisy Sterling Wolf
Funeral services will be held at Lamb Funeral Home on Thursday at p.m. Rev. Charles P. Knight will officiate. Entombment in Wolf Mausoleum at Highland Cemetery with Retta Conclave of True Kindred conducting. Friends may call after 7:00 p.m. Wednesday until noon Thursday. contributions suggested to Camp Chippewa via First Methodist Church of Ottawa.
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Wolf
Daisy Sterling Wolf
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Wolf Mausoleum
Highland Cemetery
Retta Conclave
Lamb Funeral
Camp Chippewa
First Methodist Church of
Ottawa
Lane-Rantoul Road Begun
Fred Gardner and Bob Lister of the Franklin County Highway department with A D Moret of the Kansas Highway Commission checked a federal aid secondary project on Lane-Rantoul road. Plans for the Rantoul to John Brown highway section are ready and the John Brown to south intersection section will be completed in weeks. A fall letting is expected with construction starting after the first of the year. County gasoline tax funds and federal Bureau of Public Roads share will finance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gardner
Bob Lister
Franklin County Highway Department
A.D. Moret
Secondary Roads Department
Kansas Highway Commission
Rantoul
Lister
Bureau of Public Roads
Ottawa High School Events Preview Sep 11 to Oct 24
Ottawa senior high plans a watermelon feed on September 11 with faculty and student turnout. The first Ottawa High football game is September 18 at home against Pittsburg. An autumn assembly will cover class elections and annual photo time. Ottawa Junior High opens football at Chanute on September 24 at 6 30 p m with a home game vs Lawrence Central on October 1. The Egg and I will be staged October 24 at 8 p m with tryouts September 10 11. Jack Bushman directs the play and tickets will be sold by junior high students about two weeks prior and at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Senior High
Ottawa High School
Pittsburg
Ottawa Junior High
Chanute
Lawrence Central
Betty McDonald
Jack Bushman
Ottawa University Football Ticket Sales Move Slowly
Ticket sales for Ottawa University football games are not going rapidly, with some workers already selling their quota of 10 coupon books. Co chairs Hank Gilroy and Harold Gahagen urge workers to request more tickets and keep going. Season reserves go on sale next week at Wassmer’s store for 10 dollars, with the first home game at 7 30 p m on September 25 against Bethel College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Hank Gilroy
Harold Gahagen
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Gahagen and
Gilroy
Wassmers
Wells ville court citations court records report
County Court Velma Pauline Flippin of Overland Park was cited September 2 at 7th and Locust in Wells ville for permitting an unauthorized person to drive. She pleaded guilty and was fined $10 plus costs. Terry D. Albright of Kansas City pleaded guilty to speeding 89 in a 75 zone, August 28, and was fined $10 plus costs. Kenneth V. Coons of 821 N Oak was cited September 2 for speeding 40 in a 30 zone in a school crosswalk area and pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Pauline Flippin
Overland Park
7Th
Locust St
Wellsville
Terry D. Albright
Kansas City
Albright
Kenneth V. Coons
N. Oak
Coons
Picket Jailed in Kennedy Killing Suit Filed
Gene A. Guinn, jailed after the November 22 Kennedy assassination, filed a false arrest suit against Capt. Pat Gannaway and detectives T. T. Wardlaw and M. H. Brumley. Guinn sought 150 dollars in damages amid the Trade Mart arrest wave for anti Kennedy signs.
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Dallas
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Gene A. Guinn
Pat Gannaway
Guinn
Trade Mart
Tractor and implement auction listing highlights
A dense sale ad lists 39 items including JOHN DEERE G Power Trol 54, FARMALL 756, 61 CASE 430 with 12 speed, 51 CASE with hydraulic cylinders, 747 MASSEY HARRIS 44 Power Lift, 60s to 58s JD and IHC models, belt pulleys, 3 point hitches, and forages harvesters. Numerous attachments such as 12 to 16 foot reels, 7 and 9 foot implements, fertilzer seeders, plows, and combines from brands like WOODS, NEW IDEA, VAN BRUNT, PLOWS. Prices and condition notes indicate good to excellent, with steel tires and hydraulic lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Massey Harris
Ferguson
FORD
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Ellis
Szabados
Ransom Memorial Hospital
1St Baptist Church
Jr. Hi. B.Y.F. Adv
John M. Zook
Frances M. Zook
Bones and
Browning
Burgoon
City
Palace
Rogers
Billy Graham
Adv
Rum
Sale
Sacred Heart Church
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Hollywood
Ozark Hills
Beverly Hills
Poss
Greeley
Anna Feuerborn
Elmer Poss
Homer
Mark Poss
Chicago
Earl Poss
Margaret Ohmes
Gertrude Halloran
Don Poss
Richmond
Carl Poss
Tulsa
Joe Poss
Gar
Rantoul Road
Ottawa High School News
Bethel College
Jouis Lengel
Jon Kortuay
Lamb
Ottawa Herald
Tates
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Frankelin County
William Kloster
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
School of Instruction
Topeka
Alice Maxwell
W.H.P. Lanah
Cameron W.S
Addie Cayot
Gene Barnett
General Services
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Call Collect
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Business College
Bennie Stinson
RFD 1
C. K
Roy Woods
Frankelin
Russel George
Olathe
L. O. Fabert
Pomona
Berkshire
New Holland
Raymond Bryan
Pressonville
Ottawa Herald Business Office
Mission
B. F. Heidner
Hyman
Tarbet
Winsburg
Otetawa Herald
Vogel
Prairie Hills
Highway 50
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Naughyde
Mmonraome
White
Furniture & Apps
Court House
Quin’s Furniture
Duncan
Budges
John Deere
P.T.O
M&w
Farmall
Woods Bros
van Brunt
Fert-Seed
Fert van Brunt
M-M Pfj
Fert
IHC
M-F
H.D
KBA
JD F
Good Ford
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