Hawthorne P T A potluck and prize winners listed
Hawthorne PTA members held a potluck supper with a program arranged by Mrs Don Waldo Mrs Harlan Miller and Mrs Galen Scott. Galen Scott introduced teachers and spoke of hobbies. Mrs Raymond Teghtmeyer led a brief business session. Room prize winners were announced with Mrs H L Cartzdamner and Mrs Betty Moody recognized. Political candidates urged to file ads. Local notices include traffic citations and a new R & H Drive In location. Military enlistments noted for three Ottawans heading to Marine Corps training.
Kennedy Forces Circulate Paper On Religion
Washington AP Sen John Kennedy campaign forces circulated a collection of his views on separation of church and state in response to Protestant concerns about a Catholic president. The leaflet addresses church and state, birth control, an ambassador to the Vatican, aid to parochial schools, and Knights of Columbus oath.
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Washington
John ¥. Kennedy
Kennedy
Democratic
Norman Vincent Peale
New York
Vatican
Knights of Columbus
Oklahoma Senate race heats up as Crawford calls Kerr stance
Oklahoma City reports Democrat Robert Kerr backed Lyndon Johnson while Republican B Hayden Crawford presses Kerr to disclose support for Kennedy or Nixon. Crawford accuses Kerr of hedging, warns voters Kerr may face defeat if he favors Kennedy. Kerr unavailable for comment.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
B. Hayden Crawford
Robert Kerr
John Kennedy
Crawford
Kerr
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Mng Johnson
Roent
Mo-Ark Considers Change In Plans For A Reservoir
Kansas City AP report notes Mo-Ark Association weighing a Kansas 1961 legislature resolution to appropriate 15 million dollars for Milford dam changes to allow more conservation facilities. Army Corps data show 37 million federal funds for district projects, with Missouri River stabilization nearing completion and river tonnage approaching one million tons for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo-Ark
Kansas City
Kan
Milford Dam
Mo-Ark Association
Kansas
Local man tailed on vagrancy charge. theft reported
Charles F. Gibbs, 50, of Pittsburg, was tailed by police about 10 15 p m yesterday on a vagrancy charge. An estimated 50 dollars was reported taken from the coin changer at the Holiday Laundromat in the South Side business district. The theft was reported yesterday. Kodak finishing Wrights Studio A Kansas City photographer Marshall C. Stinger, 28, purchased a license to do commercial photography in Ottawa after he was cited yesterday for doing commercial photography without a license. Stinger, who posted 50 dollar bond, is scheduled to appear in Police Court Tuesday. Guest speaker at morning and evening services at Free Methodist Church will be Rev J M Reid, a former pastor of the church, now of Topeka.
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Interstate 35
Franklin County
Sammy M. Pierce
Oklahoma City
Marvin Scott McDonald
Topeka
Jerry W. O’brien
Overbrook
Charles F. Gibbs
Pittsburg
South Side
Kansas City
Marshall C. Stinger
Ottawa
Stinger
Free Methodist Church
J. M. Reid
Fomer
Frankin
Carne May Kirk
Gaid
Kansas
Wellsville Flower Show Winners Highlight 4-H Picnic Fair
The Wellsville 4-H Picnic Fair flower show awarded best of show to Miss Faye Colegrove in adult horticulture and top junior honors to Jimmy Coughenour and Jo Ellen Coughenour. Design entries surged while horticulture entries declined due to breath. The event featured Mexican Holiday themed displays and painted gourd charms.
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Wellsville
Ethan, Allen
Turney
Lawrence
Faye Colegrove
E. E. Turner
Loren Broers
Jimmy Coughenour
Jo Ellen Coughenour
Allen, Lyle
Linda Shields
Barbara Walter
Tom Ruddell
Ruddell
John Gleisberg
Carel Wernock
Teryl Hrabe
Judy Crist
Funeral services for Ronald W Brockus
Ronald W Brockus died September 5 and funeral services were held September 9 at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev. R B Shoemaker officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Jim Reeve Pat McDaniel Bill Cole Louis Lee Jim Wiley Ronnie Weatherbee Mike Ruder and Dennis Baxter. Pallbearers were Bob Cole Bob McDaniel Bill Jones Virgil Jones Bill Ree ve and Harvey Hahn. Wesley Over sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens. Burial followed at Princeton Cemetery with pallbearers described as Ronalds schoolmates.
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Ronald W.brockus
McVey-Dengel
R. B. Shoemaker
Jim Reeve
Pat McDaniel
Bill Cole
Louis Lee
Jim Wiley
Ronnie Weatherbee
Mike Ruder
Dennis Baxter
Bob Cole
Bob McDaniel
Bill Jones
Virgil Jones
Bill Ree ‘Ve
Harvey Hahn
Wesley Over
R. L. Stevens
Princeton Cemetery
Ronald
Echo Timetable WASHINGTON AP Sunday Schedule
Echo Timetable lists Sunday sightings with times 6:17 p.m. 8:23 p.m. and 10:32 p.m. in Kansas City, showing directions north north and south with elevations 50 87 and 17 degrees, indicating sky positions and standard local time. The entries note SE as a constant reference direction and classify elevations into overhead high and lower sky ranges.
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Washington
Kansas City
North
South
New York Heroine Dies Saving Child From Car
Theresa Bonanno 21 died after pushing a baby carriage containing 14 month old Theresa Graziano from a curbside danger as a car mounted the sidewalk. The infant sustained a broken leg and the driver Richard Hanes 22 was being questioned by police.
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New York
Theresa Bonanno
Miss Bonanno
Theresa Graziano
Leonard Graziano
Richard Hanes
Iis
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Mrs. Roy Latimer address 904 N Mulberry Friday and births for Mr. and Mrs W Keith Gaoddert 833 Tremont a son born Friday and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Marks 1034 N Hickory a son born today both weighing seven pounds twelve and a half ounces. Dismissals include Mrs Lena Wolken Richmond Friday Roy C Wood RFD 2 Pomona Mrs G B Nelson Ozawkie and Mrs Warren Noe 703 E 8th today.
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W. Keith Gaoddert
Tremont
Thomas Marks
Hickory
Lena Wolken
Richmond
Roy C. Wood
RFD
Pomona
G. B. Nelson
Ozawkie
Warren Noe
E. Wth
Nixon Is Home From Hospital
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returns home after 11 days in Walter Reed Hospital for a knee infection. He plans a 14 state campaign tour, with appearances on NBC Meet the Press and CBS Political Countdown. Nixon will fly to Indianapolis Dallas and San Francisco then visit Oregon Washington Idaho North Dakota Illinois Missouri New Jersey Virginia Nebraska Iowa Minnesota with a major address on farm surpluses in Guthrie Center Iowa on Sept 16.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Baltimore
Friendship
NBC
Greensboro
N.C
Walter Reed Hospital
John F. Kennedy
Alaska
Detroit
California
Kennedy
Indianapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Oregon
Idaho
North Dakota
Ilineis
Missouri
New Jersey
Virginia
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Guthrie Center
New R H sandwich shop opens on West 15th Street
Area ministers attend preview of The Story Of Ruth at Plaza theater. New businesses and remodeling projects across Ottawa include Gamble store addition painting and frontage expansion, plus open houses for John Deere and Reiter Motors models.
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Henry Geiler
Main
West 15Th Street
Henry
Chet Hylton
Plaza Theater
Ottawa and Area
the Plaza
Gamble
Dick Walker
Wellsville 4 H Picnic and Fair Concludes in Big Parade
The 1960 Wellsville Wells ville 4 H Picnic and Fair closed after two days of events led by a parade featuring queen Judy Wiseman and attendants Ruth Ann Cobb and Bonnie Bivins. Highlights included a 4 H style review with numerous blue ribbons and winners in baby contests, plus a police dog demonstration by the Johnson County Sheriff’s Patrol.
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Wellsville 4-H
Activi
Judy Wisemen
Bonnie Bivins
Ruth Ann Cobb
Judy Wiseman
Wallace Wiseman
Wellsville
Ruth Ann Shoemaker
R. B. Shoemaker
Rantoul
Johnson County Sheriff's Patrol
Martin Dobson
Satan
Captain Powlell
King
Ralph Staples
Duke
Gardner
Coughlin
Arthur Dunham
Bill Hey
Baldwin
Probate Court notices in Franklin County estates
Notices of hearings and final settlements in two Franklin County Kansas probate matters. Retta E Ponton seeks final settlement and heirs' distribution in the G W Ponton estate with a hearing set for October. LEO M Ferguson administers the Ferguson estate with a final settlement hearing scheduled in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankliin County
Kansas
G. W. Ponton
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas City to vote on $75 million sewage bond issue
Kansas City voters will decide a $75 million revenue bond in the November 8 election to fund sewage treatment plants and sewer mains. The council unanimously approved placing the measure, which requires four sevenths to pass. The plan includes rate increases and aims to curb Missouri River pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Council
Republicans Name Campaign Committees
Franklin County Republicans met at the courthouse to plan the fall campaign. About 75 attended as committees were named to conduct party work including Headquarters led by J. R. Cheney and Wayne Angell, Finance with Richard Byrd and Alfred Gigier, Candidates with Floyd Coffman Schoep pel and others, and Campaign Activities with Dr. John Thonburg and several assistants.
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Franklin County Republians
Verne Alden
J. R. Cheney
Wayne Angell
Clarence Coffman
Warren Wesen
Harry Brink
Max Pierson
Richard C. Byrd
Alfred Gigier
Neal Baxter
Joe Selby
Floyd Coffman
Schoeppel
Winton Winter
Ellsworth
Robert A. Anderson
Ofelita Iveys
Joe Button
John Thonburg
Richard Skoog
Tom Gleason
J. B. Mickey
Bernard Didde
Vernon Chesbro
Ethel Seymour
Ernestine Fisher
Hightower Held Military Rites at Fort Leavenworth
Funeral services for Ernest Hightower will be conducted Monday at 11 AM at National Cemetery Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Friends may call at Limb Funeral Home through Sunday evening.
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Hightower
National Cemetery
Ft. Leavenworth
Kas
Ernest
Lamb Funeral
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Buster) Nelson
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Mexico City
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Mexico
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Chatham
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Robert Roche
Leslie Ra
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Echo Timetable
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Co-Op
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Price Motor Co
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Reiter Motors
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Earl Kohler
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Lewis Schendel
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Leland Zimmerman
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Dean Randall
Diane Lynn
Raymond McConnell
Bradley
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Roberta
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Karen
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Rodney
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Coy
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Gary Clark
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Jeff Chanay
Rock Creek
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Brecatria
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Pirat
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Theresa Judgment
Darree
Leo M Ferguson
John B Pyerson
Tetate
Carrie May Kirk
Anderson and Byrd Attorneya
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