Stanton annual town fomecoming to be held Sept 22
The 25th annual Stanton town event will be hosted at Spring Ridge Hall on September 22. Organized by Sons and Daughters of Pioneers of Stanton and Spring Ridge, attendees should bring covered dishes for the potluck and personal table service. A short afternoon program is planned. Arline Sprague serves as secretary and reporter.
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Stanton
Spring Ridge Hall
Daughters of Pioneers
Stanton and
Spring Ridge
Arline Sprague
Neals Receive Award at Kansas State Fair Day
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Neal of Williamsburg attend Master Farmers Day at Hutchinson State Fair. They are among five Kansas couples honored with the 1963 Kansas Farmer and Homemaker award. A luncheon, a 4 H encampment, a Baker Hotel dinner with Governor Anderson, and a night show in the fairgrounds grandstand are on the program.
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Lloyd Neal
Williamsburg
Kansas State Fair Board
Hutchinson Chamber of Commete
Neal
Kansas
Kansas Farmer and Homemaker
Caing
Baker Hotel
Anderson
Fol‘lowing
Neals
Fair Board
of C
Fairgrounds
Johnson Says Trip Successful in Europe Tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told President Kennedy he had a very successful tour of northern Europe returning hours earlier. He visited Sweden Finland Norway and Denmark with a stopover in Iceland, flying home with his wife Lady Bird and daughter Lynda Bird. He landed at Andrews Air Force Base and was welcomed by congressional Democratic leaders before briefing Kennedy.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Europe
Johnson
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
Lady Bird
Lynda Bird
Andrews Air Force Base
Rights bill gains voting and school desegregation sections
Washington AP The House Civil Rights subcommittee added two more sections to the civil rights bill, covering voting rights and school desegregation. The changes bring four of seven parts requested by President Kennedy into the measure, with public accommodations, federal funds withholding, and job opportunity provisions remaining to be acted on. Chairman Emanuel Celler said sections on withholding funds and job opportunities would advance next, reserving public accommodations for last.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Negroes Picket for Integrated Police Cars in Chicago
Six Negroes picketed a West Side police station urging integration of squad cars with the sign Black and white in every car. Police identified the group as Friends of Benjamin Lewis Inc, tied to council member Lewis who recently returned to his office after reelection. Chicago employs about 10,800 officers with roughly 25 percent Black.
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Chicago
West Side
Friends
Benjamin Lewis
Correction on PTA honor roll name at Junior High assembly
A Friday junior high school assembly item corrects a spelling error in a PTA honor roll. Louise Dale, not Louis Dale, is the honored student. The Herald notes the mistake and confirms Louise is a girl.
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Louise Dale
Louis Dale
Louise
Herald
Louis
Albania Revives Red China Seat Controversy at UN
Albania formally proposed at the United Nations General Assembly that Red China be seated again, aligning with the Moscow Beijing split. It urged expulsion of Nationalists and transfer of all representation, including the Security Council seat, to the Chinese Communists. The move follows last year’s 51 to 42 vote with 12 abstentions and is anticipated to face similar opposition, despite Moscow’s chilly stance toward Albania.
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United Nations, N.Y
Albania
U.N. General Assembly
China
Soviet Union
Peking
U.N
Security Council
Moscow
Mile cattle drive from Mouck's ranch to central South Dakota
Mouck plans a 12 to 14 day cattle drive from his simmer ranch in central South Dakota toward Pierre. Last night the herd rested about two miles from Highway 212. They were moved along the highway right of way down a long slope and onto a bridge with a snow fence guiding them. Cattle trailed in double and triple file across the bridge without incident.
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Mouck
Pierre
South’ Dakota
Kennedy UN Speech to Be Televised Live
President Kennedy's address at the United Nations will be carried live by all major networks. Exact time is unannounced but expected between 10 a.m. and noon Eastern. NBC CBS ABC and Mutual networks will air the speech et al. The Herald pays $5 weekly for news tips from readers.
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New York
Kennedy
United Nations
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia
Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Mutual Radio
Symington and Thurmond Split on Test Ban Issue
Washington AP Symington and Thurmond clash over the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Symington supports the pact, arguing it won’t greatly curb United States capability. Thurmond warns it risks deterring a nuclear war and jeopardizes US deterrence. Senate debate continues with many senators undecided as a final vote nears.
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Symington
Thurmond
Washington
Stuart Symington
Strom Thurm
Air Force
Senate
Soviet Union
South Carolina
United States
Kansas City Market Report: cattle hogs and lambs mixed
Kansas City agricultural report shows cattle steady to higher with steers 24.25 to 25.00 and heifers 23.50 to 24.00, cows 14.50 to 16.80, vealers steady. Hogs lower for barrows and gilts, sows steady to lower. lambs mixed with prime spring lambs around 19.50 and good to choice 17.00 to 19.00. ewes 4.75 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
Fragmentary Names Recap from Pomona Notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names and places including Cedar, Wells ville, FD 1, RFD 2, and Pomona. References to Mr and Mrs Dillon, Nalley, and a baby son appear with days noted as Monday and Tuesday. No clear event or action is stated.
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Larry ‘Sellers
Cedar
Jerry
Seyler
Wellsville
Richard Dillon
Pomona
Aelin ‘ Nalley
Funeral services for Owen F. Gotschall
Funeral services for Owen F. Gotschall who died Sept N II were at Towner Chapel Sept 13. Rev E E Caytor officiated. Pallbearers were Ray Haney Frank Sargent William Adams Leland Davis W F Kramer and Dwayne Harrison. Dean Zook sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial in Highland Cemetery. The American Legion conducted a service with Williams Adams commander in charge. Members of Warren Black Post American Legion attended in a group.
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Owen F. Gotschall
Towner
Roy
E. E. Caytor
Ray Haney
Frank Sargent
William Adams
Leland Davis
W. F. Kramer
Dwayne Harrison
Zook
J. M. ‘Kilgore
Highland Cematery
American Legion
Williams Adams
Warren Black Post
Notice of hearing probate cases in Franklin County Kansas
First published Sept 10 1983 and last Sept 34 163. In the Probate Court Alfred Haberthier deceased Teresa E Bogle administratrix petitions for final settlement account approval and heir determination with potential assignment verification to Emma Haberthier. hearing set Oct 2 1983 Ottawa Kansas. A C Watts executor petition to admit Cordelia Watla will probate and issue Letters Testamentary. defenses due Oct 9 1983 Ottawa Kansas.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Alfred Haberthier
Ageet
Emma Haberthier
Emma Herberthier
Teresa
Teresa B. Bogle
Ottawa
Kansas
Cordelia Watla
A. C. Watts
A.C. Watts
Per Word Want Ad Rates and Lodge Notice Box
Classified rate card shows per word pricing and insertions with cash minimums. Entries include lodge notices with emblem and fractions of a dollar pricing such as 91.00 for two insertions and 91.54 for others, reflecting updated rates and formatting.
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