Tells Of Trip To Morocco
Kiwanis heard Chief Petty Officer P A Poole recount his June visit to Port Lautney in Morocco during a two week Fleet Practical Support Squadron 883 cruise from Olathe Naval Air Station. He observed poverty and old farming methods, noting a donkey cart and hand sickle wheat harvest.
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P. A. Poole
Wellsville
Poole
Port Lautney
Morocco
Fleet Practical Support Squadron 883
U. S. Naval Air Station
Olathe
Local News Highlights From Ottawa Area and Surroundings
Sigma Phi Epsilon pledge from Ottawa Bill Cater joins Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia. Duraclean advertises home carpet cleaning with free estimates CH2-5686. VFW district meeting led by Bud Dunham of Ft Scott. refreshments afterward. Lars Nelson celebrates 64th anniversary with wife at 741 Tremont. Saucer Pharmacy offers prescriptions. annual church bazaar and rummage sale planned. Dale Lee Myers, Coffeyville man, cited for unsafe following distance. court date set Sept 28. About 50 gallons gasoline reported stolen from Co-Op bulk station between Sept 17 and 22. Fried chicken and smorgasbord at local eateries. Curtis of Kansas City cited for DUI and open container. $250 fine and 90-day suspended jail term. Rawleigh Products at 1032 S. Main noted.
Damage Suit Goes To Jury
A collision on US 59 two miles south of Ottawa March 19 1957 leads to a damages suit in District Court. Thomas L. Whitaker sues Marvin John Gentner. testimony began yesterday and concluded today. A cross petition by Gentner was filed after Whitaker’s suit. liability will be decided by the jury.
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Us59
Thomas L. Whitaker
Marvin John Gentner
Gentner
Whitaker
District Court
US 59
Ottawa
Local Markets Grain and Dairy Prices Reported
Market notes show varied prices for corn oats barley and butterfat with rund eggs and heavy and light hens listed. The text includes mixed letters and fragments but indicates prices around 1.87 for Minae, 0.85 shelled corn, 0.90 oats, 1.30 rapples, and 2.0 butterfat with egg values around .20 to .40 and hens at .08 to .05 in unclear units.
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Troans
Ceveesevsveens Betge
Etna Dalaed
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Cattle calves 25 lots, not enough to test market. Hogs 2,400, fairly active. barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher. 1-3 185-255 lb barrows and gilts 16.75-17.50. sows 260-60% lb 13.75-15.75. Sheep 25 lots, not enough on offer for market test.
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C Livestock
Kansas City
API
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Today
Admissions list includes Mrs. Carl Zimmerman of Waverly on Thursday, Mrs. Mary E. English at 720 North Main, and Miss Emma Bohnet from Crestview nursing home. Dismissals note Carole Lawson of 404 South Poplar on Thursday, Ronald L. Edgecomb RFD 4, and Mrs. Pearl Allen RFD 3 today.
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Carl Zimmerman
Waverly
Mary E. English
Emma Bohnet
Crestview Nursing Home
Carole Lawson
S. Poplar
Ronald L. Edgecomb
Pearl Allen
Death of Louise A Stephens 84 Ottawa resident
Louise Augusta Stephens 84 of 834 N Mulberry Ottawa died yesterday at 8 30 pm in Crestview Nursing Home where she had lived three months She was born May 12 1876 in Iowa and lived in Ottawa since 1902 She was married to Stacy H Stephens who died 1918 She leaves two sons four grandchildren three sisters and several nieces and nephews Services Saturday at 4 pm Lamb Funeral Home Rev Thomas E Ingle will officiate Burial in Hope Cemetery
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N. Mulberry
Crestview
Ottawa
Iowa
George Michael
Mary Ann (Miller) Gadelman
Westphalia
Stacy H. Stephens
North Baptist Church
N. Gail
Paola
George B
Wichita
Margaret Oren
Berdie Gadelman
Irene Gadelman
Tulsa
Oklo
Lamb Funeral Home
Thomas E. Ingle
Hope Cemetery
Perry Cunningham 8 Greeley pioneer dies in Garnett care
Perry Cunningham an 8 year old Greeley pioneer died Wednesday night at a Garnett nursing home. The last member of his family he had been in failing health about five years. He was cared for by nephew Merle Cunningham and several surviving nieces and nephews. Services set for Sunday at 1 30 p m at Greeley United Evangelical Church with burial in Greeley Cemetery
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Perry Cunningham
Greeley
Garnett
Merle Cunningham
Greeley United Evangelical Church
Greeley Cemetery
County De Molay Elects Officers
Franklin County Chapter of the Order of De Molay elected Phil Burress as master councilor at a meeting last evening in the Masonic temple. Jack Kille presided. Other officers elected were Jerald Howell senior councilor Tom Laury junior councilor. Refreshments were served by the Franklin-Miami County Shrine Club. Advisory board members present were Dr. W. C. Harding chair man and Julius R. Raffelock chapter advisor.
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Franklin County
Order of de Molay
Phil Burress
Masonic Temple
Jack Kille
Jerald Howell
Tom Laury
Franklin-Miami County
Kansas Traffic Toll log shows 24 hours to 9 am toll
AP reports Topeka tally records 24 hours ending 9 am with 24 fatalities, compared to 43 in the 1959 period. Earlier fatality figures not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Marriage Licenses For Carl Good And Donna Fowler
Carl Franklin Good age 27 of Paola and Donna Mae Fowler age 30 of Ottawa obtained a marriage license together.
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Carl Franklin Good
Paola
Donna Mae Fowler
Ottawa
Kennedy warns of prestige loss and public unease
In Denver Kennedy accuses Nixon of mischaracterizing his campaign, urging voters that Americans are uneasy about the nation's drift and drop in prestige. He repeats that hiding weaknesses endangers the country and vows to lead a stronger national effort.
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Colo
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
Nixon
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Massachusets
America
Osawatomie Man Held Here On Check Counts
Raymond A. Hays a 36 year old Osawatomie man was arraigned on four counts of passing no account checks. He faces a September 29 hearing on all counts. The checks total 101.74 20 17.55 and 5.15 drawn on Patrons Co Operative Bank Ola the and passed Sept 9 at North American Hotel and Ottawa Laundry Dry Cleaners. Hays pleads innocent to the three smaller charges and seeks a preliminary hearing on the 101.74 item.
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Osawatomie
Raymond A. Hays
Hays
North American
Ottawa
No Survivors From Pacific Plane Crash
NAHA Okinawa AP reports search ships found many bodies in life jackets amid wreckage of a U S Marine Corps transport plane crash in the Pacific. The Marine crew numbered six and there were twenty three Navy men aboard. No survivors were reported.
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Okinawa
Marine Corps
Pacific
True Religion in Micah 6 8 Sunday lesson sermon
Sunday School lesson on true religion from Micah 6 1 8 contrasts good and bad religion. The sermon urges justice mercy and humility as true indicators of faith, warns against self righteousness and social status as false religion, and stresses daily acts matching divine requirements.
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Micah
Legals Notice of Suit in Franklin County Kansas
First published September 9 1960 in the Franklin County district court Ludell Neilson and Lois Edna Neilson sue numerous defendants including Centropolis Town Company and Jacob A Marcell seeking relief as fiduciaries and partners among others if alive or their unknown heirs and assigns The petition names many parties and alleges a suit affecting townsite rights and succession and invites all concerned to respond through the district court of Franklin County Kansas
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ludell Neilson
Lois Edna Neilson
Jacob A. Marcell
Hiland H. Bliss
Highland Bliss
George Powers
Abram Metz
Jasper St. John
Julia A. St. John
Henry St. John
Maraena
C H. Estabrook
Oliver Bradford
James E. Bradford
J. Nichols
Louie J. Voss
John T. Voss
Nick Alt
Elizabeth Alt
Abram M Grammer
John Davenport
Dr. McIntose
Centropolia Town Company
Centropolis
Register of Deeds
Kanaag
Crum
Franklin Barnea
Jos. Cole
Charlies Horning
State of Kansas
District Court
Marie T. Sunray
William P. Dole
Jane Wright
Elizabeth Ellis
Swan Peterson
William A. Anderson
Stephen S. Schaffer
Ottawa Town Company
Salt
Quieting Title Suit for Centropolia Real Estate
Plaintiffs Ludell Neilson and Lois Edna Neilson seek a judgment declaring ownership in fee simple of all of Blocks 2 and 838 in Centropolia and the south 34 of the northwest 1% of Section 30, Township 15 South, Range 19 East, with a 2 acre southwest carveout in Franklin County Kansas. They pray the court determine all adverse claims and quiet title against all. The petition directs defendants to plead by October 26, 1960, in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Bow ers & Bow ers represent the plaintiffs.
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Centropolia
Hheinning
Franklin County
Ansas
City of
Ottawa
Kansas
Ludell Neilson
Lois Edna Neilson
Bowers & Bowers
District Court
Marie T. Smay
Mansas
L. J. U. Smay
Lincoln J. U. Smay
Mildred Smay Cammack
Joe Carroll &May
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