Dollars for Democrats names Haley Ottawa chair
E. Haley of Ottawa was named chairman of the Dollars for Democrats campaign for Franklin County. The item lists community events including a PTA reception for new teachers, a church meeting with ice cream social, a rummage sale, tryouts for a play, a glaucoma clinic announcement, a film at Rotary, and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ¥. Haley
Ottawa
Franklin County
Rotary Club
Nonnan Rodgers
County Welfare Department
Armory
Dick Raney
Lawrence Rotarian
Eight for the Eightieth Plans Wellsville Church Anniversary
The Eight for the Eightieth committee fixed November 6 for the 8th anniversary celebration of Wellsville's first Methodist Church built in 1880. A morning worship with a guest speaker, a 12:30 p.m. covered dish luncheon, and brief talks by former pastors are planned along with a historical exhibit. In charge is Miss Marceline Todd who is collecting materials for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Marceline Todd
Carrie Nation
Four cited in Franklin County faces county court
Four persons cited by highway patrol in Franklin County were charged in county court here. Claude Donald, 46, Moran, cited for failing to decrease speed on a curve causing an accident. Vivano Flores, 21, Muncie, cited for inadequate safety equipment and other truck violations. Donald Roy Coons, 17, Valley Falls, cited for passing in a no pass zone. Rollo E. Evans, Emporia, cited for driving 82 mph in a 70 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Claude Donald
Moran
Vivano Flores
Muncie
Donald Roy Coons
Valley Falls
Tno
Rollo E. Evans
Emporia
H. E. Patton
Myriad Local Notices Mix Involving Officials and Accidents
Post office sale of a 4 cent United States Japan commemorative stamp on Sept 29 features Washington Monument cherry blossoms. T/Sgt Max Billingsley of Tyndall AFB Fla. earned a Wheeler AFB Hawaii commendation. his wife Ann Gilliland Billingsley. Liberty community meeting at the school Friday with varied refreshments. Lloyd Cary of Wright's Studio recovering after major surgery at KU Medical Center room 306-F. Cole community club meets Friday 8 p.m. at the school. Merle Eversmeyer to present slides of Europe. Rugs and carpet cleaning ads. Mrs Cora Pursley recovering from emergency appendicitis operation at Ransom Memorial Hospital. daughter Mrs Frang Kleinsorge with her. Donald and Evans cited on Interstate 35 for an incident near US59. damages and fines reported. La Flores and Coons cited on USAC near Williamsburg. to appear Sept. VW. Larry Lee Hinteriter, 19, cited for reckless driving. to appear Sept 16.
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Washington Monument
Washington, D. C
Max Billingsley
Tyndall Afb
Fla
Wheeler Afb
Hawaii
Billingsley
Ann Gilliland
RFD
Liberty
Cora Pursley
N. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Frang Kleinsorge
Welda
Donald
Evans
la Flores
Funeral services for Jean Schaub in Princeton
Funeral services for Jean Schaub of Princeton, who died Sept 12, will be conducted at McVey Dengel Mortuary Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
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Jean Schaub
Princeton
McVey- Dengel Mortuary
Highland
Ceme
Thuro
Ralph F. Thuro
Christian Church
Kansas
Princeton Cemetery
Death of Ralph F Thurg in Princeton Farmer and Restaurateur
Ralph Flint Thurg, 44, of Princeton, died at his home last night at 11. He worked as a farmer and restaurateur and had lived in Belton and Paola before moving to Princeton a year ago. Born February 1916 in Harrisonville, he was the son of Homer and Jennie Shields Thuro. He married Cora Hala Noyes on July 19, 1938. Surviving are his widow, three children Dwight, Jean Ann, and Jennie Dell at home, Mrs. Lynn Hoover of Ottawa, his father in Paola, a half brother George Thurp of Los Angeles, and four half sisters Mrs. Loy Ellen Grenier, Mrs. Betty Jo Con Loy, Mrs. Bernine Albert, and Mrs. Rosalie Yarnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Thurg
Ralph Flint Thurp
Princeton
Belton
Paola
Harrisonville
Homer
Jennie Janette Shields Thuro
Cora Hala Noyes
Dwight
Jean Ann
Jennie Dell
Lynn Hoover
Ottawa
George Thurp
Los Angeles
Calif
Loy Ellen Grenier
Betty Jo Conloy
Berndine Albert
Kansas City
Rosalie Yarnell
Springfield
Preachers Fail To Meet Kennedy In St Louis Meeting
Four Baptist ministers waited nearly three hours at a midtown hotel for a talk with Democratic presidential nominee Senator John F Kennedy, who is Roman Catholic. They approved a resolution urging Kennedy to seek Vatican authorization of his beliefs for all American Catholics. Kennedy indicated he will not seek Vatican endorsement but believes his views reflect a majority among American Catholics.
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Princeton Christian Church
Wesley ST. Louis
API
Keltcher
Robert Powner
Prince
John F. Kenton
Jedly
Vatican
St. Louis
Kennedy
United States
Pierre Salinger
Sen Kennedy
R. M. McMilan
Infant Deanna Turley Dies Soon After Birth in Halstead
Deanna Lea Turley infant daughter of Franklin W and Carolyn Jean Turley of Halstead died at Ransom Memorial Hospital at 8:50 AM just after birth. Survived by parents, four grandparents, and several great-grandparents all of nearby communities. Funeral arrangements are pending at McVey Denger Mortuary.
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Deanna Lea Turley
Franklin W
Carolyn Jean (Miller) Turley
Halstead
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ernest Miller
Wilfred Turfey
Rantoul
Mae Brouckus
Hazel, Miller
Garnett
Turley
Franklin Turley
Bonds Approved for Olathe School District Expansion
A 340000 bond proposal for the Olathe school district was approved Tuesday. The funds will be used chiefly to build a 295000 addition to the junior high school building.
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Olathe
Iskugy
Wild Welcome For Kennedy In St Louis
Senator John Kennedy sought Missouri and New York electoral votes with renewed confidence in his Texas flank. A noisy crowd greeted his arrival at St Louis Municipal Airport, delaying his entry as police and aides managed access. Kennedy spoke to the International Association of Machinists and urged change in national direction, while his New York schedule aimed to mend a fraying party unity ahead of crucial electoral votes.
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ST. Louis
John .Kennedy
Missouri
New York
Texas
Cora Frampton
Cedar
E. Coffey
North American
Richardim
W. T. Gaeddert
M. Nixon
Tremont
Kennedy
St. Louis Municipal
Massachusetts
Harry S. Truman
International Association of Machinists
Detroit
New York City
Williamsburg High elects class officers across grades
Jim Milliken is named president of the senior class and student council at Williamsburg High School. Senior officers include Larry Anderson as vice president, Sandra Herring secretary, Ixathy Reh treasurer, Linda Schwinn student council representative, and Sandy Allen reporter. Junior officers are Kathryn Roberts president, Gloria Brooks vice president, Marilyn Randel secretary treasurer, Joe Weigand student council representative, Bill Goodwill reporter. Sophomores elect Bob Moser president, Larry Shaffer vice president, Jean Reichard secretary, Nancy Bethell treasurer, Loretta Anderson student council representative, Sheila Haag reporter. Freshmen choose Joyce Schweitzer president, Donna Davis vice president, Ann Fisher secretary-treasure, Larry Milliken student council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Milliken
Williamsburg High School
Larry Anderson
Sandra Herring
Ixathy Reh
Linda Schwinn
Sandy Allen
Kathryn Roberts
Glenda Brooks
Marilyn Randel
Joe Weigand
Bill Goodwill
Bob Moser
Larry Shaffer
Jean Reichard
Nancy Bethell
Loretta Anderson
Sheila Haag
Joyce Schweitzer
Donna Davis
Ann Fisher
Larry Milliken
Hospital Notes Blue Ribbons At Topeka Fair
Topeka fair results list blue ribbons awarded to 4-H participants and their projects. Sandra Herring ownership of Hereford steer and a top dairy ribbon for Marilyn Wasmund. dairy and livestock judging teams placed first and second. Clothing blue ribbons earned by Ruth Shoemaker, Geri Sue Figgins, Edith Sass, Mary Lee Peterson, Tharon Hornberger, Sandra Kimball, Joyce Starosta, Nora Massey, and Marva Sue Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Alterman
Cleveland
Charles L. Pursley
N. Main
Ollie Norman
S. Main
Timothy
Franklin County
Smith
Clinton
Sandra Herring
Williamsburg
Marilyn Wasmund
Princeton
Roger Thorn
Jack Lederer
Jean Reichard
Jim Milliken
Donnie Prather
Milliken
Ruth Shoemaker
Geri Sue Figgins
Edith Sass
Mary Lee Peterson
Tharon Hornberger
Sandra Kimball
Or Church
Joyce Starosta
Nora Massey
Marva
Sue Walker
Legal Notices from Ottawa Kansas Aug 17 1960 to Sept 1960
Notices include clemency applications for J Albert Raymond McNish and Coleman Tolvert, probate hearing for I O Oyler estate with Nora Ern est Hosler executrix, and an advertisement for bids for Ottawa Kansas asphalt concrete resurfacing on Walnut Street. Names, dates, and official roles listed, with court and bidding details.
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Frankin County
Kansaw
I. O. Oyler
State of
Kansas
Nora Ernest Hosier
Oyler
T. Z. Oyler
Otawa
Kangan Asphalle Cioncrete
Walnut Street
First Stort
Kefth Street
Ottawa
Kaneas
Cy Fath
Gnad
Ecasmiera
Births Send Morian Buehlers A Son And Wolfes A Daughter
Mr and Mrs Morian J Buehler of 621 Mulberry welcome a son born Tuesday with weight listed as 6 lb some ounces Mrs and Mrs Herbert C Wolfe of Richmond welcome a daughter born today weighing 7 lb and 14 oz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morrisey
J. T. Morrisey
S. Mulberry
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Morian J. Buehler
Mulberry
Herbert C. Wolfe
Richmond
Murder Charge Filed Against Hunted Man
Dennis W. Gray 35, a handyman, faces murder charges in the slaying of New Madrid County Deputy Sheriff Cletis Phillips, wounding Sheriff W Ramsey, and abducting Orrville Weaver near Marston. Prosecutors say Gray’s wife, parents, and brothers are charged as accessories after the fact. A 200-strong posse searches cotton fields as authorities plan a federal flight charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marston, Mo
Dennis W. Gray
New Madrid
Marston
Asst
Hal Hunter
Gray
Eula I May
Bob Gray
Bobby Gene
Billy Joe
Cletis Phillips
W. L.cowboy Ramsey
Orrville Weaver
Hunter
Marsin-Portageville
Arkansas
Run-Aways Picked Up Near Lyndon
Two 16 year old boys, Richard Merrill and William Sellers, were arrested five miles south of Lyndon by Osagean sheriff officers. They were taken in for investigation after stealing a 1955 car from Walter Parish of Lyndon this morning and are suspected in the theft of a Topeka car. Both vehicles were found abandoned near Lyndon.
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Topeka
Osagean
Lyndon
Alfred Vanderslice
Richard Merrill
William Sellers
Walter Parish
Kboth
Arrest Mission Man On A Morals Charge
The FBI disclosed the arrest of Marion Jasper King of Mission Kansas on transporting a 13 year old girl across state lines for immoral purposes under the White Slave Act. The incidents occurred January 3 and 17, from Kansas City Kansas to Kansas City Missouri. King is held on a 20,000 bond awaiting U.S. Commissioner arraignment. Each violation carries up to 5000 dollars fine and five years imprisonment or both.
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Kansas City
Kan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
W. Mark Felt
FBI
Kansan
Marion Jasper King
King
U. S
Six Policer Force Quit In Independence Market Shift
Independence Kansas AP reports six police officers resigned Tuesday blaming unfavor able conditions leaving the force with five officers. In Wichita AP says Chief Vic Palmer dismissed Chandler Wolf days earlier as part of department actions. A separate Wichita trial covers the abduct, murder of Lora New Guinn, 38, found near a vacant farmhouse.
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Independence
Kan
Independence Police Force
Vic Palmer
Chandler Wolf
Wolf
Wichita
Palmer
Daniel
Lora A
Guinn
Imile
Ileal Oaks
Russell Shultz
Long
Mrs. Guinn
K Cury
Vances
Rammercia
Echowe Vraters
Omecum Aml
Menium
Serker Searling
W. Unis Ie
Feleady
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Pomona P.T.A
Appanoose Baptist Church
Tally Building
Union Chapel
Ady
Etta Barnhart
Kenneth Munson
Harold F. Hensick
William Kreech
W. Wilson
Saucer Pharmacy
Nave Cleland
Eugene Cleland
Trl
Harold Wingert
Marceline
Henry Todd
Manhattan
Dave
Air Force
Jat
Moody Bible
Marijean Dickinson
Wellsville Baptist Church
Myron Ray Coons
Olathe Community Hospital
Lloyd Davis
Seattle
Wash
Donald Coughlin
Irene Davis
Bill Evey
Clarence Davis
Homewood
Evey
Davis
E. Sr .Mo
Edith Cough _lin
Lester Whitley
Lovington
Lyman A. Corlis Jr
Ottawa Finance Co
Don Layton
Herman Gilborn
Ernest Brantley
Lake of the Ozarks
Brantley
Cabin Sun
Gail Ellis
Edgerton
Carl Warnock
N. Amer
Vaughn Kimbrough
Eloise Nadine
Leavenworth
McFadden
Katherine S. Ramirez
N. Mulberry
South Hickory
Kodak
Wright
Lloyd Cary
K. U. Medical Center
Cole Community Club
Merle Eversmeyer
Europe
Duraclean Home Service
Larry Lee Hinder
Iter
S. Hickory
Loren Keller
Falls City
Nebr
Montgomery-Ward
Keller
Ella
Linda
Pat
Karen
Terry
Kellers
Oak
Ward
Marion
Kramer
Penny Bu fAtgins
Webarnie
St.Louis
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Burg High
Topeka Fair
James Dunn
Jan Jefferis
Jefferis
Janice Moore
Connie Davis
Rosemary Crist
Legals
Albert Raymond McNish
T. Coleman
Taolvert
Coleman Tolvert
Omar
Mithin T Hirty
Dave Fram
Alten
Ily
Donald BR. Capper
Gardner Grain Co
Gardner
Viking
Lawrence
Calla
Bivins
Wellevita
Kangana
Enka
Warkind conaTtion
Ottawa University
James Fisher
Ana & Ak
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Dept. Nox
Glendale
California
Reute
Specia
la Los
Rder Beauceant No
Ack Stephenson
John Dellinger
Recorder
R.A.M
Wed
He Revar Jers WelCxie
John W. Taylor
E.h-P
Melvin L. Sellers
Sec
Tancred Commandery No. 11
K.T
Bas
Ester O. Northway
E . Gerald B. Harford
Nome
Apare
Tipinma
IBM
Topeka Technical College
East Seventh
Vasees
Neh
Pho
ARICO
Kansas State
General Services
Neif-Pro Ik Morgan
Siear Payntink
Conrad's Spray
Pantera
Sinndara Rendering Co
Call Collert Omawa
McCracken Electric
Aleis -Chalmens
Canvarrn
Menetey
Arres
J. Od
Excalient
Pen HO
Rodgers
Harhway
Primeton
Gingerich
Pomona
Fise
Eirett
Severa Owonden
Rsse
Pace Capital
Jecey Devden
M3 &E
Sporting Goods
Inelish
White
Furniture & Appliance
Com House
Malott Hardware
Hoover
Kenmore
Montgomery Ward
Court House
Mission Man
XC Livestock
Ferald Lerald
Ate of
Franklin
Said
Ames RR. Babenck
Wiloma D. Babcock
James R. Babcock
James WR. Babcock
Whioma
Babcock
Oftewa
Wildma D
Jeighton A. Fossey
Mound City
County No
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