Bicycle theft report and local yard sale notices
TED EDWARDS reported his red bicycle stolen from Bennett's retail store at 212 N Main before 11 am Sept 17. A Hampshire boar from Sunny Slope Farms Ottawa RFD 4 certified as meat sire by Hamp Shire Swine Registry in Peoria after requiring five qualifying litters. Yard sales listed include 715 S Cedar Sept 20 and 840 S Cedar Sept 21 with various ads and farm listings.
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Ted Edwards
Bureroughs
Bennett’s
N, Main
Sunny Slope Farms
Ottawa
Peoria
KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hog prices report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 8,000 head and calves 350 with feeders steady to weak and cows up to 50 higher. Prices show choice steers 25.25 to 26.00, good to choice 24.50 to 25.25, high choice helfers 24.75 to 25.25, cows 17.75 to 19.50, feeder steers 24.75 to 27.50, hog bids up to 25.50 above prior. Sheep 600 steady with spring lambs 23.25 to 24.00, shorn ewes 5.75 to 7.50.
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Kansas City
No Injury Involving Two Cars On North Main Street
At 6 04 p m on Sept 17 a two car crash in the 100 block of N Main left Michael P Mulligan 19 Bellbrook Ohio driving a 1966 Volkswagen with damage to the right rear fender valued about 40 dollars. Thomas W Johnson 17 721 W Sixth drove a 1958 Chrysler and rear ended Mulligan as he slowed for a backing vehicle. Johnson said he could not stop in time and his car was undamaged.
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N. Main
Michael P. Mulligan
Bellbrook
Ohio
Volkswagen
North Main
Mulligan
Chrysler
Thomas W. Johnson
Johnson
Two Vehicle Collision In South Main Leaves No Injuries
At 1 52 p m Saturday a two vehicle crash in the 200 block of South Main caused no injuries. Elmer J Wintermantel 59 Baldwin RFD 2 driving a 1962 Chevrolet truck stopped in a lane. Esther K Todd 59 Wellsville driving a 1962 Ford sideswiped the truck, hitting the left rear. Todd’s car sustained damage to the right front corner post and windshield while Wintermantel’s truck was undamaged. No damage estimate given.
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South Main
Elmer J. Wintermantel
Baldwin Rfd
Esther K. Todd
Wellsville
Ford
Wintermantel
Todd
Governors complain desegregation too fast in South
Southern governors at the conference say the federal push for school desegregation is too rapid though none plan to imitate Wallace’s defiance. Virginia, Mississippi and others criticise the Justice Department and HEW guidelines as beyond the Civil Rights Act while noting few desegregation problems in their states.
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Kentucky Dam Village
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Southern Governors’ Conference
Wallace
Robert E. Mee Nair
South Carolina
South
Tenneseee
Kentucky
Florida
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Virginia
Georgia
Justice Department
HEW
Miles. E. Godwin
John W. Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Godwin
Office of Education
Justice Dee
Paul Johnson
Washington
Large crowd at Kansas State Fair sets attendance record
Hutchinson AP reports about 180000 people packing the Kansas State Fair grounds on Sunday despite threatening clouds. Judging for 4 H division underway with 6000 youth competing. Jeanine Davis of Riley County wins 4 H style show top honors and will go to Chicago for national competition. Beckey Bailey of Garnett is reserve. Doyle Talkington’s 1000 pound Blocky the short horn steer named grand champion in 4 H calf and fat steer show. Judy Schelpp of St Francis has reserve Hereford steer honors.
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Kansas
Jeanine Davis
Riley County
Chicago
Beckey Bailey
Garnett
Tom Colgiazier
Logan County
John Hund
Wabaunsee County
Blocky
Doyle Talkington
Matfield Green
Judy Schelpp
St. Francis
Deaths forrest d rew and rev thaddeus barttro
Services for Forrest D Rew 51 of Topeka will be at Topeka Bible Church with burial in Edgerton Cemetery. He died after being found in his car in a parking lot. a heart ailment is noted. Survived by wife Lula and three sons, one serving in Viet Nam. Also noted Rev Thaddeus Barttro 82 retired priest, with services in Paola and a Paola burial. he served in multiple Kansas parishes and leaves a brother in Massachusetts.
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Forrest D
Rew
Fairchild
Topeka
Ottawa
The
Capital Journal
Thaddeus Barttro
Kansas City
Kan
St. Margaret Hospital
Holy Trinity Church
Paola
Edoward J. Hunkeler
Bucral
Randolph
Buffalo
St. Thomas and
St. Peter
Sacred Heart Parish
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Waverly
William Barttro
Westfield
Mass
Emergency hospital visits list several minor injuries
Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital treated John Keenan for a left middle finger fracture Glenda Waln suffered an eye contusion from a bicycle accident Norman Brockus had cuts and abrasions when a horse fell on him Willis Soeton treated for a hay machinery puncture Tamara Ferguson aged 2 fell and cut her chin Sunday Todd Hazen swallowed baby aspirin Eldon Morgan had an eye injury while mowing Jerome Goodiner cut his right hand Clinton Eggleston fishhook removal from his left ear Nancy Walker dropped a chisel on her left foot Pamela Simmons head laceration from falling against a stove
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Keenan
N. Cherry
Glenda Waln
Wellsville
Norman Brockus
Rantoul
Willis Seaton
Williamsburg
Tamara Fergueson
N. Oak
Todd Hazen
N. Cedar
Eldon Morgan
S. Sycamore
Jerome Goodiner
N. Locust
Clinton Eggleston
Paola
Nancy Walker
Cedar
Pamela Simmons
Ottawa
Funeral for Wayland Stookey in Denver and local service
Relatives and friends of Wayland Stookey who died Sept. 13 in Denver met at Lamb Funeral Home Sept. 17 before proceeding to Highland Cemetery for a graveside service. Mrs. Bruce Spears played organ selections as Rev. Leopold H. Hoppe officiated. Pallbearers were George Washburn John H. Ross Jr. Dr. Raymond B. Anderson Howard Ogg Harold Howell Reid T. Harder Kelly Lloyd and Lee Shelden.
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Wayland Stookey
Wayeland Stookey
Denver
Colo
Lamb
Highland Cemetery
Bruce Spears
Leopold H. Hoppe
George Washburn
John H. Ross Jr
Raymond B. Anderson
Howard Ogg
Harold Howell
Reid T. Harder
Kelly Lloyd
Lee Shelden
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Mrs George Gingerich from Michigan Valley on Sunday and S T Fishler from Ottawa RFD 3 on Monday. Dismissals include Long Taggart, 434 Willow and L Barber 1134 S Hickory on Saturday. Mrs Emil Cattan and son 1641 S Main discharged on Sunday. Births record Mr and Mrs Lynn Hoover 1110 N Mulberry a daughter weighing 6 lbs 13 oz on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wylan Flory Ottawa RFD 1 welcome a son weighing 8 lbs 14 oz on Sunday.
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George Gingerich
Micheigan Valley
S. T. Fishler
Ottawa
RFD
Long Taggart
Willow
Sideney L. Barber
Hickory
Emil Cattan
Lynn Hoover
Mulberry
Wylan Flory
Area Teacher Back To Job
Jack B. Green 35 son of Mr and Mrs Percy R Green Williams burg RFD 1 returns to Modesto Junior College California as a Spanish and English instructor He served in the Air Force in New Mexico and Vietnam and received a medical discharge after an explosion in Saigon two years ago He resumes teaching after extensive hospitalization Green joined Modesto Junior College as a Spanish instructor in 1961 taught one semester before active duty He earned a Master of Arts in Spanish from Rutgers University New Brunswick New Jersey this summer
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Jack B. Green
Percy R. Green
Will Liamsburg Rfd
Modesto Junior College
Modesto, Calif
Green
Air Force
New Mexico
Viet Nam
Saigon
Modesto Juneior College
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Historical Group Elects Officers at Old Depot Meeting
Ralph Hobbs of Princeton is named president of the Franke lin County Historical Society. New officers include Nick Hudelson Pomona vice president Mrs A C Carpenter Ottawa secretary and Miss Alma Schweitzer Ottawa treasurer. Trustees elected to terms include Leon Burrichter Rich mond Mrs DuPreeze Pierson Wellsville Huderson Pomona and Miss Esther Garrison. Director J E Harderode reported 2000 visitors to the Old Depot and 800 to the Centennial cabin, with many historical items donated including old toys and stereographic pictures from the Underwood era. The society has nearly 200 members with several life members.
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Ralph Hobbs
Princeton
Frankelin
John York
Junction City
The
Smoky Hill
Marriage Licenses Issued In Olathe To Latiner And Smith
Wendolyn Henry Latiner IV aged 18 and Frances Louise Smith aged 18, both of Olathe, obtained marriage licenses. The ceremony details and filing information were recorded by the county clerk amid standard legal notice procedures.
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Wendolyn Henry Latiner IV
Olathe and
Frances Louise Smith
Olathe
Monthly Report from Ottawa City Clerk August 1966
Legal Notices dated Sept 19 1966 record city finances for Ottawa Kansas at Aug 31 1966 close of business listing balances by department including Airport Fire Water and Library funds plus reserve and sinking accounts. It notes future community events and local auction listings at Printy and Son and Printy’s Auction House with dates and addresses.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Highland
Walsh Lot
Hope Per
Lgt
Mtr
Meter
County court citations for speeding and illegal plates
Alma Harrell of Bonner Springs was cited September 11 east of Williamsburg on Us.50 for speeding 73 mph in a 60 mph zone. She pleaded guilty and paid 10 dollars plus court costs. Ernest Wood of South Pasadena was cited September 12 northeast of Ote tawa on I-35 for illegal display of registration plates. He pleaded guilty and paid 5 dollars plus court costs.
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Alma Harrell
Bonner Springs
Williamsburg
Ernest A. Wood
South Pasadena
Calif
Otetawa
Ile
Building Permits for 715 Princes ton House Alteration
Orral M Staneart applies for a permit dated Sept 17 to alter a house at 715 Princes ton. The property is owned by Mrs Fleaeta Hole royd and the estimated cost is $740. The notice lists the applicant, owner, location, and project scope.
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Orral M
Staneart
Princeston
Fleaeta Holeroyd
Police News: Two cited for public intoxication and plate display
Frank Pool of 115 South Cedar was cited September 17 in East Second block for being drunk in public and posted a $50 bond. Daryl Booth, 18, Ottawa Rural Free Delivery 2, was cited September 17 in North Main block for improper display of registration plates.
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Frank Pool
S. Cedar
East Second
Pool
Daryl S. Booth
Ottawa
North Main
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