The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 5

The annual Old Settlers Reunion at Oskaloosa will begin Thursday with registration at 10 a.m. at the Court House and will continue for three days. Jefferson County will vote on unification of its schools Sept. 8. The proposed six unified districts for the county has been approved by Adel F.

Throckmorton, state superintendent of Instruction. Vote for Don Smith, Republican, for Attorney General. Former county attorney and Cadet Thomas S. Hyde, a student at Kansas State College of Pittsburg, is attending ROTC summer oamp at Ft. Riley.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyde, RR 1. A school for election workers will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in District Court at the Court House.

Remember Leavenworth's friend. Vote Bill Avery for Charles Mowery, 54, Potter, FEATURE OF DAIRY of the features of the Dairy Tour Tuesday will be the free stall barn at the Bailey Wiles' farm, a half mile north of Tonganoxie, on the township road. Posed in the new barn are, from left, Sue, 11, Ted, 5, Martha, 9, and Buddy, 15, the children of Wiles. Each stall provides a private "bedroom" for a cow. Four other stops at different farms will be made Tuesday and Leo Wendling, Kansas State University Extension engineer, will accompany the tour to discuss the facilities at each farm.

Roger Wilkowske, marketing specialist, will discuss milk pricing. Mrs. A. G. Clark, 1013 S.

3rd, has received word of the death in Clearwater, of Mrs. A. Puffer, a former resident. She had made her home here with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur C.

Stockdale, while Colonel Stock- and Pauline Elliott, 55, Spring- dale was stationed at the U. S. field, Ohio, have been issued a marriage Court. license in Probate Lonnie Zempke, Sioux Rapids, Iowa, was arraigned today in City Court on a charge of the theft of an auto from Ray Kileen, 3rd and Shawnee. Zempke requested a preliminary hearing which was set for Aug.

3. He Is in jail in lieu of $2,500 bond. Going places this summer? Tell your Leavenworth Times newspaperboy you would like to have your copies saved for you whllt you are away. Just notify your carrier of the departure and return date of your vaca- tipn trip. He will save your Leavenworth Times while you are away and deliver them to your home the day you return you won't miss a single issue or your favorite features.

(Adv.) A Grand Rapids, couple has been issued a marriage license in Probate Court. They are Donald Murtland, 22, and Susan Hoekstra, 21. Clarence Langley received a 535 judgment today in City Court against Jack Erwin, Easton. The suit was for the recovery of alleged back rent. Mooney Creek picnic and chicken dinner, serving 5 to 9, July Gordon Bosker, 525 Columbia, was fined $10 plus costs today in City Court.

He was charged with not having mufflers on his car. E. R. Vincent, your MFA agent, on vacation for the remainder of July. Service available from 1 p.m.

to 3 p.m. during this Cecil Taffe, 23, and Wilma Dixon, 28, both of Kansas City, have been issued a marriage license In Probate Court. Men's and ladies' quality watches, only $13.75. Gold Nugget Jewelry, 420 Delbert Balman was allowed possession of a gas heater as result of a replevin suit heard today in City Court. Donald Hansen, 119 Pottawatomie, was the defendant.

Re-elect Hal W. McFadden your County Assessor. Your vote Edward E. Young, 65, a veteran of WorJd War died at the VA Hospital Saturday. The body was forwarded from the Sexton Funeral Chapel to the Stirmer Funeral Home in Quincy, 111., for service and burial.

Meet your friends at Jlmmar- rie Club, (tavern) air-conditioned, blocks east on Richardson Disciplinary Barracks. The Stockdales are presently living in Clearwater, where funeral services will be held for Mrs. Puffer. A garage sale to benefit muscular dystrophy patients will continue indefinitely at 210 S. 14th.

Attention! Boys ages from 1014 earn extra cash each afternoon selling papers. We have openings for three or four more ambitious boys who want to earn extra money and prizes. Apply Circulation Department, The Leavenworth Times, Don G. Raugust, Circulation Charles Edward Miller, 49, who was serving two years at the U. S.

Penitentiary, died Saturday of a heart ailment. Funeral arrangements are being made by relatives in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, Canada. The body was removed to the Davis Funeral Chapel. Ale Charles H. Lurker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Florian L. Malinski, 1722 Grand, is now serving with the Tactical Air Command's 32nd Tactical Fighter Wing at George AFB, Calif. Lurker, an aircraft mechanic, previously served at Zaragoza Air Base in Spain. The deadline for dog license tags in the City of Lansing was June 1.

After August 1, all stray dogs without tags will be picked Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will average 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Normal highs 92-94; normal lows 61-70. Cooler Wednesday or Thursday and wanner Friday or Saturday. Precipitation will average .25 to .50 inch occurring as scattered showers or thunderstorms Tuesday or Wed nesday and Saturday. John Montgomery, Democrat, can do many things for you in Will person who ran over Dachshund puppy, 400 block Columbia, last week, please call MU 2-5974 after 4 p.m.?—(Adv.) There is a new way to tell who is boss of the household, according to the E1 Dorado Times.

When she says, "Honey, don't you think it's hot in here?" the one who doesn't get up to turn on the air-conditioner is the boss. Rodenburg Grocery, 501 North 4th, open till 11 p.m. (Adv.) The Emporia Gazette says some people think it's a recession when they can't afford a new car to tow their boat. again Friday or Peaches, Red Haven and Golden Jubilee. Burre Fruit B.

C. Burleson and James Parker, who live in apartments at 802 S. 4th, reported to police Sunday that their wallets had been stolen from their residence. Burleson told police that about $100 was in his billfold. Parker lost personal papers and about $1.

For sale Electric Coca- Cola box, good condition. Inq. Dilley's Cafe, 5th and (Adv.) 1st Lt. George Brown, Lee's Summit, told police Sunday that a brief case was stolen from his auto while it was parked at 317 Delaware. Beautician wanted.

Frieda's Beauty Salon, 1011 No. 7th. MU The drivers of two autos suffered minor injuries Sunday when their cars collided at Broadway and Miami. Injured were Mrs. Jacque Sheldon, 613 N.

10th, and John Stull, RR 1. Mrs. Sheldon, who was traveling west on Miami, told police that she was unfamiliar with the street and was unaware that she was supposed to stop at the intersection. There are no stop signs at that corner. Re-elect" your County Assessor, Hal W.

McFadden for continual efficiency, courtesy, and experience in the office. Your vote A parked auto owned by Carolyn LeMay, 1015 Pennsylvania, was struck by an unidentified vehicle Saturday while it was parked at 117 N. Broadway. Vote for Don Smith, Republican, for Attorney General. Former county attorney and Bruce Thompson will present a film on turbine engines at Tuesday's meeting of the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Cody.

Car radio service, Moore T.V., 7th and David Phillips, 8, 212 Ohio, escaped injury Sunday when his bicycle struck an auto driven by Patty Johnston, 736 DeSoto at Broadway and Michigan Avenue. Donna Siesert, 125 E. Logan, told police Sunday that a young boy riding a bicycle struck her auto at Broadway and Delaware. She said the boy rode off before she could get his name. The Pavilion, Gushing hospital has openings for interested in working with -elderly residents.

Apply at hospital Lansing, told TH1 UAVINWOITH T1MII, Monday Evening, July 27, 1964. police Sunday that she struck the rear end of an unidentified In front of her at 1800 Metropolitan. She said that the auto sped off and she was unable to apprehend it. Remember Leavenworth's friend. Vote Bill Avery for gov- was born May 20, 1901 In Leavenworth County, a son of Andrew and Martha Finneran.

Mr. Finneran was a farmer until his retirement last April when he moved to the city. Until that time he had made his home on RR 4. He was a life- Mp WM Dee 20, 1901 the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Butt Jamison, RR 2, and was raised In die Leavenworth area. He was a graduate of Lansing some time resident of Leavenworth County and was never married. He was a member of the Church of the Immaculate Con- Barbecue and chicken ception. Firemen went to 13th and Ottawa Saturday where trash was afire. Tuesday, July 28, 431 4th tickets $1.

Sunflower (Adv.) Fire of destroyed All proceeds to the Baptist church. undetermined origin a mattress In an Surviving are his mother, High. School. Besides his widow, the former Margery Moorhead, Jarbalo, he is survived by a son, Jerry Jamison, Wichita; two daughters, Sharon, Kansas City, and Mary, of the home; three sisters, Mrs, Ruby Willis, Washington, D. Mrs.

Louise Lamborn, RR 3, and Mrs. Dorothy Parkville Miss Queen of Fair Crowned queen of 101st an- i nual Plane County Fair Saturday night WM Connie Klmble, 17, ParkvUIe. Her runner-up was Kelly, 18, RR 23, Kansas City, Mo. The fair, which ended Sunday, was attended by 1,200 Saturday night. Mrs.

Martha Finneran of the I Casey, Houston, four home; six sisters, Mrs. The- brothers. John Jamison, Leav- oclore Dodd, RR 1 Easton; Mrs. emvorth; George Zimmerman, 625 1 Leon Jamison, Jamison, apartment at 301 Cherokee Saturday. Firemen reported minor smoke damage.

Dance Band, Sat. nights. Twilight (Adv.) Harry Bond son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bond, 920 Dakota, is participating in a 4-week training camp at Schilling Air Force Base, Salina.

Bond 'Is a squadron executive officer with the rank of captain In the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps at Kansas State University, Manhattan. If you do not receive your Times by 6:15 p.m. call MU 20305. Give your name and address, and please do not call before 6:15 or later than 7:00 p.m. On Sundays call between 8:30 end 9:30 a.m.

For a of address call before: 2 p.m. Ft. Leavenworth sub- call Elmer Fowler, MU 2-7621 and one will be delivered to you. ert Harth, 709 2nd brothers, John L. two Finneran, le, and nine grandchildren.

ta; Mrs. Everett born.jWerle Jamison, Tonganox- 2510 S. 4th; Mrs. Fred er, 938 Ottawa; Mrs. Otho Miller, 1103 Ottawa, and Mrs.

Rob- Redwood Highway, U. S. 101, winds 400 miles in California Lin-! through groves of trees so tall that in some places the brightest sun casts only twilight shadows on the road. Dear- 2307 Dakota, and Louis Finneran, Granada Hills, Calif. The daughters of Isabella will recite the Rosary on Tuesday at 7 :30 p.m.

at the Sumpter Funeral Chapel. Funeral services are pending. The body will be at the chapel after 6 p.m. today. Paul H.

Jamison Burial in Muncie Paul H. Jamison, 62, a former Leavenworth resident who died Wednesday in Cummings, was buried Saturday in Mt. Muncie Cemetery. James Finneran Dies at St. John James A.

Finneran, 63, 412 N. llth, died Sunday afternoon at St. John Hospital. Mr. Fin- FUNERAL NOTICES Davis Funeral Chapel Shawnee it 6th AAU 2-5521 O'DBLL Helen.

Service will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Davis funeral chapel, Rev. Howard pastor Church of the Open Door, will officiate, burial will be in Platte City, cemetery. Friends may call it th. Davis chapel.

Sexton Funeral Chapel Ith and Oak Ph. MU 1-5800 YOUNG Edward 45, who died Saturday at the Veterans' hospital, Wadsworth. The body was forwarded this morning from the Sexton funeral chapel to the Stormer funeral Qulncy, for funeral service and Interment. Sumpter Funeral Chapel 511 Shawnm Ph. AAU Bonus Buy Regular 22.95 54-Inch Metal WALL CABINET In the Probate Court of Leavenworth County, Kansas.

In the Matter of the Estate of Bertha M. The el, deceased. No. 6604 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR Notice Is hereby given to the creditors, heirs, devisees and legatees of Bertha M. Theel, deceased, and all others concerned, that on the 10th day of July.

1964, the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Leavenworth County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Bertha M. Theel, deceased, late of Leavenworth County, Kansas. All parties Interested In said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. All creditors are notified to exhibit their demands against the said estate within nine months from the date of first publication of this notice as provided by law, and if their demands are not thus exhibited they shall be forever barred. Henry A.

Theel, Administrator Leo M. Rupar Attorney for Administrator 529 Delaware Street Leavenworth, Kansas (First insertion July 13, 1964) (The Leavenworth Times, 3t) FINNERAN James 43, 412 North 11th who died Sunday St. John hospltnl. The Daughters of Isaoe.la will recite the rosary Tuesday at 7:30 at the Sumpter funeral chapel. Funeral services are pending and will be announced later by the Sumpter funeral chapel.

Friends may call at the Sumpter chapel after' 6:00 tonight. PICNICS, BARBECUES PATIO PARTIES BIRTHDAYS, SHOWERS Invitations, Plates, Napkins, Favors. If it is party things, we have itl HERBER'S 521 Delaware After the three basic necessities food, clothing and shelter comes the Fourth Necessity enough life insurance. It guarantees the other three for your family. And the one sure way to make certain they are adequately protected is through Metropolitan's Family-Security Check- Up.

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Radio-controlled Pay Bills the Safe, Easy and Convenient Way by Check! Open a 1st National Checking Accountl THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK "Oldest Bank in Kansas Established 1856" Member FDIC Hatton Plumbing Heating 749 Cherokee St. Phone MU 2-0674 Remodeling Repairing Sewers and Drain Lines Opened New Construction Fixtures Water "No Job Too Small!" lemount Corm Attention Girl Scouts Get your riding for Horsemanship Badges now. We have special classes for Girl Scouts. Rates to Girl Scout troops. Regular riding $2.00 per hour, $3.00 for two hours, $5.00 for all day.

Riding lessons $3.00 per hour. -Call MU 2-3476- DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND All advertising's designed to and this ad's no different. It's designed to sell the fine qualities of State Sen. John Murray as your next Congressman, It's not how much spent on advertising that's important to you as a voter. It's PROVEN FACTS in that advertising which make the difference facts like Murray's 16 consecutive years in the State Legislature, his farm background, his many years of faithful service to his political party, community, state, and nation.

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