Cub Scout Joinin to Be Held at Eugene Field School
A Cub Scout joinin will be held at 7 20 p m Tuesday at Eugene Field School. Boys aged eight to ten and their parents should attend if the boys are interested in becoming Cub Scouts. Good clothing bedding drapes rugs shoes size five. Mrs Harry Brown 1421 S Cedar Adv. Frank Bowker will speak on Children's Emotional Health at Hawthorne PTA meeting 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium. Backyard Sale begins Wednesday misc clothing 309 E 2nd Adv.
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Eugene Field School
Harry Brown
Frank Bowker
Osaewatomie
Hawthorne
PTA
Mixed Couples League Organizing at Royal Lanes
Advertises a Monday September 12 meeting at 7:00 p.m. at Royal Lanes 214 E 2nd for organizing a Mixed Couples League. Also notes an upcoming Neighborhood Sale September 12-13 at 719 W 6th and an Abbreviated sale at 1421 S Cedar September 13 8:30-3. Includes ham and bean supper September 14 at Poe mona Lions Club city park.
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Royal T
Poemona Lions Club
City Park
Adv
Royal
Rear End Collision Near Williamsburg Causes Minor Damage
At 10:30 a.m. Sunday a rear end collision occurred four miles south and a half mile east of Williamsburg on South Harrison. No injuries were reported. Faye A Rubick 30 Williamsburg RFD 1 drove a 1962 Ford and John J ONeill 74 Williamsburg RFD 1 drove a 1952 Chevrolet. Rubick attempted to pass as ONeill began a left turn toward a driveway. Rubick claimed no hand signals, ONeill said he signaled. Damages were estimated at 200 for the Ford and 25 for the Chevrolet.
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Williamsburg
South Harrison
Faye A
Rubick
John J. O'Neill
Chevrolet
O'Neill
D.C. Doyle
Ford
Senate Leaders Weigh Johnson in Tug of War Over Vietnam
Washington observers note Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield, longtime aides to President Johnson, navigate tensions over war policy and civil rights. Dirksen shifts on housing and the 1966 bill while Mansfield pushes for a European troop drawdown and a de Gaulle peace idea, eliciting White House caution. Both men back the president in crises yet differ in style, with Dirksen called a dramatic, persuasive figure and Mansfield a reserved, principled ally.
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White House
Dirksen
Senate
New York Times
Court notices of speeding and traffic violations in Ottawa area
A county court docket lists drivers cited near Ottawa and Princeton. Gary Hogelin 16 pleads guilty to speeding 60 mph zone. fines $11. David Sullivan 21 pleads guilty to increasing speed while passed. fines $15. Kenneth Hansen 20 pleads guilty to speeding 90 in 70 mph zone. fines $10. Larkin Williams 38 pleads guilty to illegal display of plates and no license. fines $15. Thomas Wallace 41 pleads guilty to improper passing. fines $10. Odas White Jr. 42 pleads guilty to improper passing. fines $10. David Moore pleads guilty to no tail or stop lights on trailer. fines $10. Damita Roehl 20 pleads guilty to speeding 78 in 60 mph zone. fines $18. Dale Anderson 18 pleads guilty to speeding 85 in 60 mph zone. fines $25. Kenneth Cole 18? pleads guilty to speeding 77 in 60 mph zone. fines $17. Lorenz Otis 29 pleads guilty to failing to yield to emergency vehicle. fines $20. Gary Bulmer 21 pleads guilty to speeding 35 in 20 mph zone. fines $15. Mason Feese 42 pleads guilty to failure to stop at stop sign. fined $5.
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Gary L. Hogelin
Ash
Ottawa
David J. Sullivan
S. Cedar
Princeton
Kenneth W. Hansen
Kansas City
Larkin
Williams
Kan
Thomas S. Wallace
Broken Arrow
Okla
Odas V. White JR
Leavenworth
David L. Moore
Damita J. Roehl
Lawerence
Dale E. Anderson
Garenett Rfd
Kenneth L. Cole
Lorenz, Otis
Wilsey
Gary R. Bulmer
Poamona
Mason H. Feese
Oversland Park
Wellsville
Mansfield Seeks Senate Vote On Europe Readiness Cutback
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield says he will press to have the Senate record a push for substantial reductions of U.S. forces in Europe, rejecting immediate hearings unless the body agrees. President Johnson favors allied NATO coordination, while Dirksen argues the issue is too complex for quick action. Mansfield notes European nations are acting unilaterally, with some ending conscription and others withdrawing troops.
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Dirksen
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Mansfield
Charles de Gaulle
Caribbean
Viet Nam
White House
State Department
Democratic Policy Committee
U.S
Europe
Johnsson
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Washington
Iously
Everett M. Dirksen
France
NATO
Ottawa Native Lands New Role at Gulf Oil Plant
Walter Wesley Smith, son of Sherman H. and Mrs. Smith of Ottawa RFD 4, reports for assignment at Gulf Oil Corporation Orange Chemicals Plant. He earned a B.S. in chemical engineering from the University of Kansas this year and previously worked as an engineering technician in Gulf's Chemicals Department in Kansas City during summer 1965. He is married to Sharon Laine of Alma and belongs to the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
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Walter Wesley Smith
Sherman H. Smith
Ottawa
Gulf Oil Corporation
Orange Chemicals
Smith
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Gulf
Kansas City
Sharon Laine
Alma
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Two-Vehicle Collision on South Main Street
At 9:23 p.m. on Sunday in the 1100 block of South Main Street Wayne E. Evans, 22, was in a 1966 Chevrolet stopped in the inside lane waiting to left turn with turn signal on. Dewey S. Cook, 31, driving a 1959 De Soto, said he froze on brakes and skidded into Evans rear. No injury or damage estimate reported.
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South Main Street
Wayne E. Evans
S. Elm
Dewey S. Cook
Cottonwood
Evans
Cook
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Market Report From Kansas City
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle yard shows steady to higher prices with cattle calves and cows across grades. Hogs and sheep follow with steers heifers lambs values listed by weight and quality, including prime and choice categories and regional comparisons.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions Roy Welton 743 Pecan Henry C Farney Williamsburg Sunday. Dismissals Robert Lawin Princeton Earl Meiers 903 S Locust Mrs Kenneth Glenn and son Waverly Mrs Gene Broers and daughter Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Winnie Taylor 503 N Mulberry Jos to Diaz 703 E 7th Saturday Earlene Hicks 526 N Oak Mrs Gerald Robinson and daughter 1641 S Main Mrs Jessie Dykes Kansas City Kan Dean Baer 714 S Cherry Sunday C R Donart Sr Princeton Melvin Miller 1541 Main Monday.
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Robert Lawin
Princeton
Earl Meiers
S. Locust
Keneneth Glenn
Waverly
Gene Broers
Ottawa Rfd
Winenie Taylor
N. Mulberry
Jose To Diaz
Earlene Hicks
N. Oak
Gerald Robinson
S. Main
Jessie Dykestra
Kansas City
Kan
Dean Baer
S. Cherry
C. R. Donart Sr
Melvin Miller
Main
Deaths Mabel R Haas and Velma Howard obituaries
Mabel R Haas 68 of Worden died Saturday in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Services Tuesday 1 30 p m at Worden E A B Church with Rev W J Ritchey officiating. Burial Worden Cemetery. Velma Howard 51 of 104 S Locust died Sunday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a month long illness. Services Tuesday 3 p m at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Willard Braker officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery. She was born Jan 31 1915 at Princeton and lived in Franklin County all her life. Surviving are husband Donald a son Donald, two daughters, six grandchildren, her parents, two brothers, two sisters and a stepsister.
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Velma Howard
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Willard Braker
Highland Cemetery
Howard
John and
Stella (Steele) Rea
Princeton
Franklin County
Williamsburg
David B. Howard
Made O’ Day
Donald Howard
Ottawa
Clifford Gibson
Lyle Wasserman
Ottawa Rfd
Rea
Pomona
Claud Rea
Centropolis
Robert Rea
Homewood
Boyd Mathers
Carbondale
Ira Randel
F. H. Smith
Washington D.C
Franklin B Mathias dies at 81 on his Princeton farm
The body of Franklin Benjas min Mathias 81 of Princeton was found at his farm home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Towner Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Born September 14 1884 he farmed near Princeton. He married Cecil Frances Porter December 23 1908. One son is deceased and he leaves a son Curtis Mathias Kansas City two daughters Loretta Moe Daniel Enid Martha Wise Raytown 11 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and two sisters Mrs John Kennedy Ottawa and Mrs Walter Beal Richmond.
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Franklin B. Mathias
Franklin Benjasmin Mathias
Princeton
Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Benjamin Franklin
Harriett (Jones) Mathias
Princeston
Cecil Frances Porter
Curtis Mathias
Kansas City
Loretta
Moe Daniel
Enid
Oklah
Martha Wise
Raytown
John Kennedy
Ottawa
Walter Beal
Richmond
AI Armstrong dies at 84 in Ottawa after long illness
AI Armstrong 84 of 315 E 12th Ottawa died Saturday at Crestview Nursing Home. Services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev. Willard Braker and Rev. Judd H. Jones officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. Burial in Ottawa. He moved to Ottawa in 1962 after farming in Lecompton and work in Topeka publishing firm. He married Ruby Fleener in 1908. His son Rev. Roy Armstrong is a Trinity Methodist pastor in Kansas City.
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Ai Armstrong
Crestview Nursing Home
Trinity Methodist Church
Willard Braker
Judd H. Jones
Kansas City
Kaw
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Dengel and Son
Ottawa
Roy Armstrong
Beatty and
Matie (McClung) Armstrong
Lecompton
Topeka
Lyndon
Ruby Fleener
Mrs Lucy Brombacker Dies At 74 In Ottawa Masonic Home
Mrs Lucy Brombacker aged 74, a former longtime Ottawa resident, died at 2 30 a m Sunday in the infirmary of a Masonic Home at Wicke lla after two weeks of illness. Services will be held at 3 p m Tuesday in the Eastern Star Chapel with a Christian Science reader officiating. Burial is set for Maple Grove Cemetery in Wichita. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Pearl Brown of Decatur Illinois and Mrs Maude Darner of Garden City plus several cousins and other relatives. She was born August 22 1892 in Richmond and was the widow of Fred Brombacker. She had lived in the Masonic Home for years and was a member of the Christian Science Church.
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Lucy Brombacker
Wichella
Serrces
Eastern Star
Christian Science
Maple Grove Cemetery
Wichita
Richemond
Kathsryn McClure
Ottawa
Brombacker
L. B
Florence (Beard) Stanley
Richmond
Fred Brombacker
Masonic Home
Christian Science Church
Pearl Brown
Decatur
Ill
Maude Darner
Garden City
Marriage Licenses Issued in Ottawa Prairie Village and Lawrence
Richard D. Carey 21 of Ottawa and Patricia A. Hocking 19 of Ottawa. Charles G. Page 84 of Prairie Village and Daisy Eleanor Nash 69 of Prairie Village. Kenneth Cannon 23 of Lawrence and Claudia Sedwick 20 of Lawrence.
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Richard D. Carey
Ottawa
Patricia A. Hocking
Charles G. Page
Prairie Village
Daisy Eleanor Nash
Kenneth Cannon
Lawrence
Claudia Sedwick
Funeral services for Al Armstrong at Trinity Mormon Church
Funeral services for Mr Al Armstrong will be conducted from Trinity Methodist Church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock with Rev Willard Braker and Rev Judd Jones officiating. Interment will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence.
Boy Charged After Wreck in Ottawa Intersection
A 19 year old Ottawa boy Roy E Huske III was charged with operating a motor vehicle with defective brakes and the illegal display of registration plates after a two car crash at Second and Poplar around 4 30 P M Saturday No injuries were reported Huske 407 E 4th drove a 1958 Ford south on Poplar and collided with Ronald L Small 24 of 924 N Mulberry driving a 1959 Buick traveling east on Second Officers said Huske could not stop due to brake failure and the left side of the Buick was hit with no damage estimates given for either vehicle
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Ottawa
Second
Poplar
Roy E. Huske III
Ronald L. Small
N. Mulberry
Huske
Pomona adopts fire department plan under Ordinance 245
City of Pomona Kansas approves amendment to Ordinance 226 establishing a fire department of a chief, an assistant chief, and 10 to 15 men per company. Two companies are created, one city and one rural. Ordinance to take effect after passage and publication. Passed September 6, 1966. Clarence F. Ward mayor Vivian K. Eichinger city clerk.
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Pomona
Kansas
Clarence F. Ward
Vivian K. Eichinger
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Ottawa Herald
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Michigan
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Mabel R, Haas
Mabel R. Haas
Baldwin Red
Worden
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Cooper-Warren Chapel
Cancer Fund
Miss Haas
Eva Haas
George Unger
Rev. Armstrong
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Towner’s
Higheland
Joe Towner
North Main
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City of
Pomona, Kansas
Joe Ferns
Pol. Adv
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HOBBS
Myers Bros
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Franklin County Sales Company
North
Jack Nelson
Kans
Council Grove
Osage City
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Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
W. L, Shuler
West 7Th St
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Mulberry St
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