New Century Reunion Set for Sept 25 at IOOF Hall
Mrs Mabel Simmons to remain 10 days to two weeks in Wesleyan Hospital before going to her daughter Mrs C L Casad’s home. Kodak finishing and ads for New Century reunion at IOOF Hall 318 S Cedar with a basket dinner at 12:30. Senior Club skips meeting as Youth Center is redecorated. Mary Vega pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and pays 35 dollar fine after bond set at 50 with trial October 11. Harold Fredrick Hensick appeal of a 10 dollar fine dismissed. case stemmed from January 18 collision. Rummage Sale announced for Saturday September 24. Ladies Exercise Class Monday at 1 pm at Bernhardt’s.
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Mabel Simmons
N. Oak
Wesleyan Hospital
Wichita
C. L. Casad
S. Waco
New Century Reunion
IOOF
S. Cedar
Mary Vega
N. King
New Century
Harold Fredrick Hensick
Hensick
Whipped Cream Stunts Return on Beat the Clock
New York AP reports ABC plans to resume whipped cream stunts on Beat the Clock after three years without such gags. Host Bud Collyer notes limited ideas for cream blasts, while fans recall the gimmick and its identifying mark on the show. The piece also surveys other NBC and CBS programming and radio projects of the fall season.
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New York
ABC
Bud Collyer
Funeral rites for Russell H. Morgan Sr. set Saturday
Funeral services for Russell H. Morgan Sr. will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Assembly of God Church with Rev. Gerald Hager officiating. Interment will follow at Oakwood Cemetery in Baldwin.
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Russell
Death of Baldwin resident James Wick at 75
James William Wick 75, Baldwin resident, died at home yesterday evening from a heart attack. He owned a service station and grocery in Baldwin for years. Born Aug 2, 1885 in Abilene, he was son of Syleester and Nancy Wick. Survived by widow Catherine Walker, son James Roy Wick, sister Aliie Deaton of Custer OK, brother J F Wick of Sayre OK. Services Saturday at 2:30 pm at Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa. Dr. C I Coldsmith officiating. Burial Sutton Cemetery, Douglas County.
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James William Wick
Baldwin
Abilene
Syleester
Nancy (Sneed) Wick
Catherine Walker
Holton
James Roy Wick
Aliie Deaton
Custer
Okla
J. F. Wick
Sayre
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa
C. I. Coldsmith
Sutton Cemetery
Douglas County
Wick
James William
Sutton
Reveals Tricks Used By Reds
Washington AP report outlines alleged Communist espionage methods in Berlin cited by Theodor Hans a former U S Army sergeant and secret agent He described torture drugged wine and candy to abduct prisoners and named an East German ballerina Irmgard Schmidt used to contact U S intelligence officials in 1954 with a five year sentence. Political murders disguised as personal crises were also alleged.
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Washington
Germany
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Theodor Hans
U.S. Army
U. S
Berlin
Haas
West Berlin
Irmgard Schmidt
United States Intelligence Service
Subcommittee
All-Time High Reached at Kansas University Enrollment
Lawrence AP A University of Kansas enrollment record stands at 9786 with late arrivals expected to push past 10000. Registrar James K. Hitt notes current enrollment about 600 higher than last year. Freshman enrollment tops 12000, up 30 percent from the previous year in a stronger campus mix.
Kansas State enrollment tops 7500 mark on late registration
Manhattan Kansas State University enrollment surpassed seven thousand five hundred, a school record, driven by late registrations. The prior high was 7430 in 1948. Judy Hoy a Speech senior from El Dorado Kansas was the 7500th student. She serves as treasurer of the senior class.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Judy Hoy
el Dorado
Kan
Bids Placed for Ft. Riley Private Housing Project
Two Topeka and two Manhattan men submitted the apparent low bid of 13.247 million dollars for 867 privately financed housing units at Ft. Riley. The Army Engineers noted four other bidders and set 739 calendar days to complete the project, the post's second such housing effort after the 433-unit first phase completed in 1959.
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Junction City
Kas
Topeka
Manhattan
Ft. Riley
Army Engineers
George B. Emery Jr
Charles Bennett
Cecil Hunter
T. C. Lundberg III
Khrushchev Faces Global Scrutiny At U.N. Assembly
Khrushchev arrives at the United Nations to present his peace plan as critics see the cold war deepen. He and Castro project a shared, controversial image as ideological colonialism draws dismay from new nations. The speech and antics risk weakening long-term Soviet aims.
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United Nations, N.Y
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
United States
U.N
Khrushchev
Livestock market report from Kansas City AP
Cattle 4000 head calves 200 steady utilities 13.50 to 14.50, other slaughter classes scarce. Hogs 2.4 percent higher barrows gilts 25-39 higher. sows 25 higher. Prices range 170-280 pounds 36.00-17.35, sow 1-3 290-550-1b. Sheep moderate activity all classes steady. lambs 16.00-17.50, slaughter ewes 3.00-50. Overall market notes show variable demand across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Kansas City
Twelve cited by Highway Patrol in Franklin County
Twelve persons cited by highway patrol officers in Franklin County Monday and Tuesday have been charged in County Court. Names include Eldon Boecker 17 Owen Atchinson 35 and Herman Heatzer 52 plus several others with violations such as improper registration following too closely speeding and driving in no passing zones. Bonds of 15 each were posted by five defendants.
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Franklin
Eldon Dale Boecker
Peoria
Owen FE. Atchinson
RFD
Herman G. Heatzer
Overland Park
Perry W. Swern
Marvin LeRoy Teter
S. Mulberry
Clyde F. Hopkins
William F. Crossland Jr
Merriam
Earl F. Hensley
Walton
Vernon M. Pennington
Wichita
Harold P. Sparks
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles R. Hollingsworth
Indianola
Archie B. Caldwell
Burlington
Hensley
Pennington
Hollingsworth
Swern
Sparks
Wellsville News Highlights Local Visits and Births
The Charles Tomlin family visited their former hometown of Little River and Hutchinson for the State Fair while in Wichita they saw Mrs. Tomlin’s parents. Debra Ann Seyler is born Sept 17 at Paola Community Hospital weighing 6 lbs 13 oz. Grandparents are Mrs. Bert Seyler and Mr. Hugh Willis of Wellsville. Lyle McCarthy, civil engineering student at Kansas State University, mislisted as Lloyd McCarthy. Mrs. Lowell Collins remains in St. Joseph’s Hospital, improving after X-ray and transfusions. Wellsville Saddle Club held its first fall meeting with 29 attendees at a Gardner smorgasbord. Members included Bill Norris, Edgerton. Jack Carrow. Gerald Breithaupt and family. Mrs. Phillip Jacoby travels to Denver for hay fever season. P C Poole home hosts planning meeting for Wellsville PTA programs with several attendees.
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Charles Tomlin
Little River
Hutchinson
C. C. Tomlin
Wichita
Carl Dunham
Debra Ann
David Seyler
Wellsville
Paola Community Hospital
Bert Seyler
Poor
Hugh Willis
Debra
David Seylers
Wellsville Saddle Club
Gardner
Bill Norris
Edgerton
Jack Carrow
Gerald Breithaupt
Bethel Church Hosts Fellowship Dinner in Centennial Year
Bethel Church held a fellowship supper attended by Bethel Centennial Area Supt. Melvin Booth and Mrs. Booth of Ottawa. Booth led the first quarterly conference and gave reports. Guests included Charles Jones at the G. C. Clark home in Osage City and Mrs. Virginia Aldridge and Gary and Jan of Lawrence visiting local friends.
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Melvin Booth
Mrs. Booth
Ottawa
Bethel Church
Mr. Booth
Charles Jones
G. C. Clark
Osage City
Virginia Aldridge
Gary
Jan
Lawrence
John Hoffman
Ber Baker
Mobutu Warns UN Troops Could Be Ordered Out
Congo strongman Mobutu warned the UN command to withdraw Ghana and Guinea troops, saying their presence meddles in Congo affairs and could provoke action. Ghana has about 2,500 and Guinea about 600 in the UN force protecting Lumumba. Lumumba sought asylum at the Guinea mission. Mobutu, with the army, pressures a neutral stance by UN officials.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
U. N
Ghana
Guinea
Patrice Lumumba
Mutuba
Kwame Nkrumah
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Mobutu
Nkrumah
Lumumba
U. S
Lodge Suffers Injured Hand At Notre Dame Rally
South Bend Ind AP Henry Cabot Lodge Republican VP nominee injured right hand when door slammed by aide as he exited a car at a University of Notre Dame rally. He spoke briefly then was taken to Northern Indiana Children’s Hospital for X rays.
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South Bend
Ind
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
U.S
United Nations
University of Notre Dame
Indiana Children’s Hospital
Brazil Proposes Global Fund for Arms Savings
United Nations debate opens with Brazilian Foreign Minister Horacio Lafer proposing a world system to pool savings from arms reductions and deposit them in a U.N. international development fund. He called for a special conference to adopt the plan as part of the 16th General Assembly proceedings.
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United Nations, N. Y
Brazil
U. N. International Development Fund
Horacio Lafer
U. N. General Assembly
U. N. Assembly
Eisenhower
Fish For Farm Ponds To Be Here Friday
Notice from the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife that fish for stocking of farm ponds will be delivered to Franklin County Friday. Delivery will occur at the new parking lot on 2nd and Walnut in Ottawa between 9:15 and 10 a.m. Friday to 17 owners for 20 ponds. Stock includes 1,060 bass 10,600 bluegill and 835 channel cat.
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Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Farlington
Franklin County
2Nd
Walnut
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include Carole Lawson and poplar patient John Love at Pomona today. Dismissals note Mrs. James Poe and infant son at Rantoul, Mrs. Earl Watts at Que Inemo, Mrs. Mabel Topping Cedar House, Mrs. Roy W. Clark Willow, Mrs. Donald Howell and infant daughter 326 S Oak, Mrs. Robert R. Horne Quenemo, Mrs. Harold Riffey and infant son Baldwin, and Mrs. Cora Pursley 1121 N Main today.
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James Poe
Rantoul
Earl Watts
Que- Inemo
Mabel Topping
Cedar House Nursing Home
Roy W. Clark
Willow
Donald Howell
S. Oak
Robert R. Horne
Quenemo
Harold Riffey
Baldwin
Cora Pursley
Walks Away From Work Gang To Attend Boy's Funeral
A conflicted convict, Roland Lopez, 27, walked away from a prison work gang to attend the funeral of his stepson, 5, Joseph, who died after a stair fall. Detained by two detectives, Lopez thanked them for letting him see his son before he died. He faces an escape charge with a sentence of one year to life.
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Los Angeles
Roland Lopez
Lopez
Joseph
Vernon Weigand
Chino Prison
Sacramento
Josephine
Joseph Cordova
Pomona
General Hospital
Shell Knob bridge dedication set for Cassville area
The $1.50 million Shell Knob bridge over Table Rock Reservoir will be dedicated Sunday near Cassville Missouri on Missouri 39 southeast of Cassville. Speakers include Senator Stuart Symington Representative Charlie Brown of the 7th District and Rex Whitton chief engineer for the Missouri Highway Department.
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Cassville
Shell Knob
Table Rock Reservoir
Stuart Symington
Charlie Brown
Rex )Whitton
Missouri Highway Department
Missouri 39
FBI Probes Violence at United Steelworkers Union Meeting
At Atlantic City a factional clash at a United Steelworkers convention led to multiple beatings and a bloodied nose for Donald Rarick. An FBI probe was requested after a Labor Department report referred the matter to justice officials.
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Atlantic City
N.J
FBI
United Steelworkers Union
Labor Department
Washington
Justice Department
Rarick
George Ellicott
Bessemer
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Jackson Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas Floyd L Jackson was appointed administrator of the estate of Clarion Eliza Jackson also known as Clarion E Jackson deceased. Creditors heirs and devisees are notified to file demands within nine months from first publication September 1980 or be barred. Gleason Doty Lagan attorneys for administrator.
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Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
Kansas
Clarion Eliza Jackson
Clarion E. Jackson
Eera
Alan
Clarion FL Jackson
Kaneas
Gaid
al Credytera
Floyd L. Jackson
Gleason
Gleason. Doty & Lagan Attorneys
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