Community events and notices in Ottawa area
Local church smorgasbord bazaar Oct 1 at Ruhamah Baptist Church. Music by Jay Ellis Band Oct 1. Film shown at First Baptist Church Sunday. New Telephone Directory press Sept 30 with 30c per extra family listing. Eisenhower Goldwater ad on WDAF TV. Promotions in Army National Guard units. Franklin County Well Child Clinic Sept 26, call CH 2 3829. Gambles Ottawa closeout sale on 1964 automatic gas Coronado clothes dryer. County Historical Society museums open Sunday 2-5 with hosts at Centennial Cabin and Old Depot. Dance Oct 26 Norman Lee at Armory. Rotary meeting Rotarians at North American Hotel Ottawa. Office closed Sept 29 to Oct 12. Ottawa Junior High football beat Chanute 34-0. correction: junior varsity lost 14-7.
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the County Historical Society
Franklin P. Baker
Centennial Cabin
E. V. Lash
J. E. Hardrode
Women's Golf Pairings and Year End Luncheon
Tuesday matches feature Elder paired with J Kramer, Shade with Fredeen, Crawford with Foulks, M Johnston with South, Sheridon with Evans, Peters with Young, Malouf with H Kramer. This is the final luncheon of the year with officer elections and prizes for the ringer and handicap tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
J. Kramer
Shade-Fredeen
Crawford-Foulks
M. Johnson
South
Sheridon-Evans
Peters-Young
Malouf
H. Kramer
Cyprus Arms Smuggling Scandal Strains UN Mission
In Nicosia five Swedish soldiers are held on charges of smuggling arms to Turkish Cypriots at a roadblock. Gen Grivas accuses UN troops of arming Lefka while U.N. officials seek freedom of movement. Swedish PM says incident may affect participation. men to be tried in Sweden after investigation ordered by Lt Gen Thimayya.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
Security Council
George Grivas
Lefka
Grivas
Sweden
K. S. Thimayya
Tage Erlander
U Thant
Clemency Hearing Passes Without Opposition for Bailey
Harvey Bailey, infamous 1930s criminal, faced clemency review in Topeka as no supporters or opponents appeared. Bailey, 78, serves 10 to 50 years for the 1932 Citizens National Bank robbery in Fort Scott, with a 1933 prison escape and a federal conspiracy conviction tied to an oilman kidnapping. Parole eligibility would be advanced if clemency is granted. otherwise unchanged.
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Topeka
Kan
Harvey Bailey
John Anderson
Robert C. Sonderholm
Bailey
Citizens National Bank
Fort Scott
Lansing
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Sonderholm
Funeral services for Edgar Warner
Death on September 21 leads to funeral services September 24 at Towner Chapel officiated by Rev. R. B. Shoemaker. Pallbearers Jack Shaffer Henry Collins Victor Warren Edward Seyler John Dougherty Earl Eversmeyer. Al Williams sang hymns with Mrs. J. M. Kilgore. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Edgar Warner
Towner Chapel
R. B. Shoemaker
Jack Shaffer
Henry Collins
Victor Warren
Edward Seyler
John Dougherty
Earl Eversmeyer
al Williams
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Kansas City drivers fined in county court cases
County Court Everett B. Harding Kansas City was fined 140 dollars and costs and had his license suspended one year for driving while intoxicated and possessing an open bottle. Merlin J. Hamilton Kansas City Kan was fined 35 dollars for an out of date daily log book. David L. Markley 20 Ottawa was cited for operating under the influence and the case was dismissed. Jerome E. Cohn 18 Springfield Ill was cited for speeding 40 in a 30 zone. William L. Smith 17 was cited for careless driving. Charles E. Howard 27 Kansas City was fined 10 dollars for speeding 85 in a 75 zone. Ray A. Barrett 35 Kansas City Mo was fined 25 dollars for a hazardous load and no KC authority card. Merlin L. Pearson 21 Ottawa RFD 1 was fined 50 dollars for reckless driving.
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Everett B. Harding
Kansas City
Harding
Merlin J. Hamilton
Kan
Ottawa
Hamilton
David L. Markley
N. Cedar
Jerome E. Cohn
OU Stueent
Springfield
William L. Smith
Charles E. Howard
Wellsville
Howard
Ray A. Barrett
K. C
Merlin L. Pearson
Bonine Tries For Team Manhattan
Dan R Bonine son of Ira and Mrs Bonine Ottawa RFD 3 is among 15 Kansas State University students trying out for the senior livestock judging team. They trained at the Mid America Fair on Sept 15 and assisted Sept 23 24 at Hutchinson with the State 4 H Livestock Judging Contest. Final selections will be before the first collegiate meet at the American Royal show in Kansas City Oct 17. Bonine is a senior in animal husbandry and treasurer of Black and Bridle at K State.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Dan R. Bonine
Ira Bonine
Ottawa
RFD
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Don Good
Bonnie
K-State
Franklin County 4 H team ties for fifth at Hutchinson Fair
The Franklin County home improvement judging team tied for fifth place among sixty four entrants at the Hutchinson Fair. Lois Stinson of Princeton Jolly Workers 4 H Club was the fifth high individual winner. Teammates were Karyn Higbie and Patricia Richardson. The dairy judging team placed ninth with Marilyn Wasmund, Linda Wasmund, Lois Hobbs, and Diana Kissinger among its members.
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Franklin County
Lois Stinson
Princeton Jolly Workers
Karyn Higbie
Shaff
Patricia Richardson
Westerners
Marilyn Wasmund
Linda Wasmund
Rainbow
Lois Hobbs
Redeye missile test shows mixed results at China Lake
The Army's Redeye light anti aircraft missile hit a helicopter but missed a fast jet fighter, then struck a drone on the third attempt during a NATO observers test at China Lake. Army officials call the test successful despite the jet exhaust miss, amid broader funding hesitations in Congress.
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China Lake
Calif
NATO
Naval Ordnance Test Station
Congress
Army
Redeye
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported This Week
Hospital notes list admissions including Welmore Hendrickson at 307 S Sycamore and Mrs W J Reekie of Williamsburg RFD 2, plus Robert E Shields of Richmond and Mrs Claude Sink RFD 2. Birth announcements note Roger H Higbie at RFD 1 with daughter and Ronald Reed at 911 Willow with son. Dismissals include Margaret Bein, Elva Holden, Mrs James Fabert and baby son Lyn don, and Mrs Robert Mignot of Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welmore Hendrickson
S. Sycamore
W. J. Reekie
Williamsburg
Robert E. Shields
Richmond
Claude Sink
Rfd
Loren Lee Newkirk
Pomona
Roger H. Higbie
Ronald Reed
Willow
Margaret Bein
N. Main
Elva Holden
James Fabert
Lyndon
Robert Mignot
Wellsville
Franklin County 4-Hers win at Kansas State Fair
Franklin County 4-H members earned two awards at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. The dairy judging team placed ninth among 29 counties, and Loretta Alexander of Pottawatomie Valley won a purple ribbon in the 4-H electric competition for her original construction of advanced lighting.
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Franklin County
4-H
Hutchinson
Loretta Alexander
Pottawatomie
Reds Kill U S Officer Near Saigon in Grenade Attack
Communist grenades killed a U S Army officer and wounded another American in a jeep 12 miles northeast of Saigon. The wounded AID representative was treated and released at Saigon Airport’s U S Air Force Hospital. An enlisted man with a Special Forces camp was also hit by mortar fragments in Tay Ninh Province and moved to a Navy hospital in Saigon in good condition.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
The
Agency For International Development
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army
Tay Ninh
Overbrook Livestock Sale and Council Grove Auction Schedule
Pomona and Overbrook host weekly livestock sales with Overbrook every Wednesday and Council Grove every Saturday. Listings show contact Harold Stewart at home CH 2.4836 and Jack Nelson in Pomona with phone 566 3530.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nelson
Pomona Kan
Overbrook
Kansas
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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Ruhamnah Baptist Church
Rantoul
Jay Ellis
Eagles Club
Chas. M. Sheldon
First Baptist Church
Eisenhower Goldwater
WDAF
David E. Johnson
HHB
127Th Artillery
Lawrence W. Reh
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Ellis
Second
Hickory
Hurry, Supply Limited
Adv
Norman Lee
Armory
Elks
Sheerdsatt
Sisiiet
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Flora
Chanute
OHS
Stewart
West 15Th ST
Ottawa, Kansas
Bonine
Joe Towner
Ottawa Herald
Wayne Angell
Legals
Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council
Franklin Towneship
State of
Franklin Township
Harlan
Joe Ferns
Frankelin County
Trump
Carl Hoppes
Homewood
Rev
Pitman
Pete Johannes Jr
Elm
Second Street
Hawthorne School
Ottawa Lodge No
Grand Lodge of Kansas
Our Temple
Masons and Ladies
Fred A. Gardner
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Bernhardt
Baldwin
North Amereican Hotel
North American
Avon
Francis Higgins
Emerald
Lawrence
General Services
Knapp
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Baers Klean Air Service
Bob Baer
Antones Farm
H. E. Adell
Lane, Kan
Owen Heidner
Richter
Rodco Seed Wheat
W. Hink
Alvin Johanning
Ernest Howard
Michigan Valley
Alan
Gingerich
Early Triumph
SCOUT
RODCO
Misc
Budge
Lewis Irwin
S. Main
Walter Kirchner
S. Oak
Franklin Ascs
W. 2Nd St
Quin
Sporting Goods
U.K
Joats—Motors
Johnson Motors
Bob Luce
Ottawa Marine
Cape Ieee
Ernst
Ali On Sale
General Electric
Sylvania
Norge
Music and Radio
Myers Bros
Claude
Franklin County Sale Company
0. O. Wolf
Constant
6Th St
George Miller
Norch
Vinland
L. W. Seright
South Main
Printy
Ben Printy
Velma Howard
S. Locust
Alwahoma
National Safety Council
Save Lives
Advertising Council
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