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and THAT The annual pienic breakfast of Abdallah Temple will be held Sunday, June 7, from 7-10 a.m. at Shrine Park. Don V. Williams, potentate, said preparations are being made to serve more 2,000 Shriners and their families, Arrangements are being directed by Captain James Hobbs of the Abdallah Foot Patrol, one of the Temple's several uniformed units. Headquarters of the Foot Patrol are in Leavenworth.

The 1961 breakfast marks the 31st year for this event. St. John Hospital will begin operation in its new location, 3200 South 4th Street on Saturday, June 6. 1961. Admissions have been halted at the old hospital.

Patients will be accepted for admission al 12:00 noon Saturday at the New Hospital. We regret the temporary inconvenience involved in this change-over to the new Elks' Attention: Meeting 8 p.m., June The Bean Lake Progressive Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Fri- day at the school. Basement Sale 1401 Delaware, '54 Ford motor, transmission, rear end, lumber. furniture and odds and ends.

The Tot-Lot program for children 8 years of age and younger will open on Friday at 10 a.m. Parents should bring their little children to registration between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. The Kiwanis wading pool will be open at 10 a.m1. and remain open throughout the day on Friday and Saturday.

Parents are responsible for supervising their children's play in the pool. The Recreation Commission will have a supervisor on duty all day Friday, but not on Saturday or Sunday. The playtime program at Tot-Lot will be an organized, supervised activity. The program will consist of story telling, group games, music appreciation, rhythm band and crafts. This type of activi1y program will be conducted in the Hawthorn Park TotLot from 9 a.m.

1o 12 noon each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The Friday program will be given over with play in the pool and the beach type sand area adjacent to the pool. There will be sand buckets and shovels, beach balls and equipment suited to both water and sand play. There are no fees and the program is open to children upon registration. Now's the time to fill your freezer.

Corn fed beef, lowest prices in years. Country Boy. (Adv.) The periodical cicada, or 17- year locust, has been reported this year in various parts of the county. Rodenburg Grocery, 501 North 4th, open till 11 p.m. -(Adv.) A redbird had quite a bout with its own reflection in a shiny auto hubcap this week the home of Mr.

and Mrs. 11. A. Kellner, RR 1. Mrs.

Kellner heard a noise outside the home and investigation revealed the bird making short "passes" at its reflection in the chromeplated hubcap. Alr conditioners serviced and sold, all make cars. Scotty's Automotive Service, MU 2-7777. (Adv.) Ted VanderSlaay former owner of Electro-Lab TV ServIce wishes 10 announce 1.0 his former customers that he is now associated with Suburban TV Service. Please call MU 2- 8057 or MU 2-6295 for service.

Also has used TV's, reasonable. (Adv.) Thomas Hyde, Alvin Officer and Larry Woodcox, all of Leavenworth, are scheduled to the annual ROTC Summer Camp at Ft. Riley beginning June 20. They are among 54 cadets attending from Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Navy Mothers' Club expresses their appreciation to those who helped to make their recent liberty product and religious movie a huge success, Margaret Sexton, Comm.

-(Adv.) Rummage Sale, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. New items arriving daily. 702 So. 5th, L.

D. S. Bldg. Committee. -(Adv.) Pvt.

William F. Anderson has completed a 4 week general supply course at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft. Lee. Private Williams is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dana B. Anderson, 714 Pottawatomle. He graduated from Leavenworth High School in 1959. Humane Society will take unwanted pets, no charge.Men's and ladies' quality watches, only $13.75. Gold Nugget Jewelry, 420 Del, -(Adv.) Willa Beard filed an appeal from a City Court judgment Wednesday in District Court.

The judgment was in favor of Jerry Patton In the amount of $216. The recovery of money suit was heard May 22. Band Box Beauty Salon, cold wave $6.50. MU 2-8131. (Adv.) Robert Boyd, Wichita, forfeited a $15 cash bond today in City Court.

He was elted for improper passing. Bob Cole at Teen Town June 6, admission Get ready for summer fun, order a Vacation Pack before you leave. Your Leavenworth Times newspaperboy is ready to give you his popular Vacation Pack service again this year. He will save your Times while you are away at no extra charge and deliver them to you when you return. Why miss your favorite features? Ask for the dependable Vacation Pack service or Call MU 2-0305 right The trial of Wilma West against the Kroger Co.

began Wednesday in District Court. The jury selected was Blanche Johnson, Harold Jones, Margaret Bergman, Jeanette Cord, Grace England, Laura Goehner, Earl Shafer, Kenny Keaton, Meade L. Morris, Ralph Duffin and Thomas Larkin. Rummage sale, 8 a.m., 220 Spring Garden. -(Adv.) David R.

Thomas received a judgment of $3,000 plus costs Wednesday in District Court against John D. Becher, Dance Band, Twilight Club. Free adm. (Adv.) See Commerce Acceptance Co. for low interest loans for any purpose from discount to maximum of discount per year.

331 MU 2-5105. (Adv.) Ernest Frazier, 39, Ft. Leavenworth, and Mary Nina Moore, 25, Topeka, were issued a marriage license Wednesday in Probate Court. Ice cream social, June 6th, starting 5 p.m., 300 Pawnec, Church of God in Christ. (Adv.) Auto air conditioners sold and serviced.

Ray's Sinclair Service, 4th and A charge of tailing to reduce speed to avoid an accident has been dismissed in City Court against Violet Studdard, Lansing. Court costs were assessed against the state. It's hilarious! Come see what Mother learned at Dancing School! Southside Center Dance Revue, June 6, 7:30 p.m., Sr. High School, Adm. free.

(Adv.) Basement sale, 804 So. 16th, Thurs. and Fri. MU 2-2751. (Adv.) Three persons were appointed to appraise the property in the suit of the Leavenworth County Fair Association against Earl Eugene Goody, etal.

Lemuel Evans, Edward Sutton, and John Gurss Jr. were the appraisers appointed today in District Court. X-L Shoe Repair Shop, 408 Shawnee, will be closed from June 8 to 13th. Re-open June 15. Please pick up finished work by June 6.

(Adv.) The first degree murder trial of Leonard Alvin Johnson, alias Floyd Johnson, was continued Wednesday in District Court. A date for the trial was not set. Mobile Home Sales Authorized Detroiter and Nashua Mobile Home Dealer 2 and 3-Bedroom Models Low Down Payinent Monthly Payments Low as $60.00 Open 'Til 10:00 Every Evening Sundays and Holidays TWO SPECIALS THIS WEEK! Mile South Lansing, Kansas, Hiway 73 Phone PArkview 7-3598 Heart of America Shows spon-1 sored by Progressive lion Club, Haymarket. Square, matinee performance Saturday, 1 to 6 p.m. Shows-Rides.

(Adv.) Party interested in becoming a relief driver on motor route for summer months, call MU 2- 5131 after 6:00 p.m. Must be dependable and have late model car, Should be available after 3:00 p.m. daily. Good pay! (Adv.) Charles Phillips, 1323 Spruce, told police Wednesday that a candy machine in front of an automatic laundry at. 220 W.

7th, was broken into during the night. About $2 was reported missing. Farm listings wanted Have buyers walting to see your property. Immediate. inspection.

Lloyd H. Mills, Realtor, Tonganoxie, VI 5-2500. (Adv.) Strawberries. Burre Fruit Farm. (Adv.) Wanda Watkins, RR 3.

told police Wednesday that a brick was thrown through the windshield of her auto while it was parked at 7th and Delaware. Weekend fishing, Sunset Valley Lakes. K-92 west. and 9 a.m, to 6 -(Adv.) Alan Thompson, FL. Leavenworth, and a passenger in his auto, Roena Roberts, 1740 DeSoto Road, suffered minor injuries Wednesday when their car was struck in the rear an auto driven by Mary McLaughlin, Ft.

Leavenworth, at Broadway and Ottawa. The impact caused Thompson's auto to strike a car driven by Julia Jost, RR 3. Heart of America Shows sponsored by Progressive Recreation Club, Haymarket Square, matinee performance Saturday, 1 to 6 p.m. Shows-Rides. (Adv.) Seat covers, custom made, low as $17.50 installed.

Nick's, 413 So. 5th, MU Francis McNett, 318 S. 10th, told pollce today that someone apparently tried to take his auto from in front of his home during the night. The auto had rolled to 10th and Cherokee, where it had struck 8 utility pole. Elmer Werner, 314 S.

10th, told police left side of his auto had been struck, sibly by McNett's auto. Car radio service, Moore T.V., 7th For sale-Strawberries. Wenzel's, 14th and Orval Morltz, 2214 S. 5th, reported to police today that his car, which had been parked in front of his home for the past seven weeks, rolled to Evergreen and 5th where it struck a street barricade. Elks' Attention: Meeting 8 3 p.m., June Word has been received by William McCaully, 605 Oak, of the death Wednesday of his sister-in-law, Mrs.

Henry McCaully, in Jacksonville, Fla. Funeral and burial will be in Jacksonville. Rummage sale, Fri. and June 5 and 6, 301 No. 5th (formerly Schrey's Bakery).

Benefit of Old Cathedral. -(Adv.) Private funeral service for James Kevin Lord, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lord, 519 Osage, will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Larkin funeral home.

The Rev. James Doebele will officiate. Burlal will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery. The body will be at the funeral home after 6 p.m.

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Self-sticking. use anywhere and everywhere in office, shop, or store. $9.95 HERBER'S 521 Delaware Phone PArkview 521 of (matter act Andrew Johnson, who became the seventeenth president of the United Statesupon the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, could not read or write until he was 10. He educated himself while plying his trade as a tailor. Hospital Notes Visiting Hours: 2-4 p.m.

p.m. No children under 14 ST. JOHN Admitted Wednesday: Mrs. Annette wald, 810 N. 11th, and Harry Jones, 2203 Dakota.

No dismissals. CUSHING Born Wednesday: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Renfro, 518 Seneca. Admitted Wednesday: Kim Williams, Box 301: Mrs.

Freda Gurss, Easton; Marlen Rogers, 104 Rose; Mrs. Wilma Butzin, 1127 Sherman Mrs. Foreste Ross, 734 Walnut; Clyde Silvius, 720 Thornton; Terry Lee Jones, 1328 S. way; Thomas Zielinski, Vine; Mrs. Fern McClellan, Shawnee, and Mrs.

Mary Sheard, Bain City. Dismissed Wednesday: Kim Williams: Miss Linda Purvis, Tracy; Miss Marcia Robertson, 1010 Kickapoo; Mrs. Lola Culbertson, Easton; Mrs. Lydia. Kaaz, 326 Pine, and Gilbert Goodlet, Weston.

Sport Late KANSAS CITY (AP) The Kansas City Athletics signed another bonus player today, John Frank Sanders, 18, an outfielder. Sanders, who was graduated Wednesday night from Grand Island, High School, was a star in football, basketball and track, but his high school did did not have a baseball team. As a member of the Grand Island American Legion team he compiled a batting average of .390 over a three-year period. He bats and throws right-handed. He is 6-2 and weighs 195.

The club said only that a "substantial bonus" was paid. BY GOLLY, NO MANCHESTER, England (AP) David Swindells, 27, said "No" he wouldn't take Diane Garden to be his wedded wife and walked out of the Congregational Church Wednesday. Blonde Diane burst into tears. The minister shepherded the weeping bride and her father into the vestry and then ran. after the bridegroom.

After a while the minister came back and told the guests: "There will be no wedding to- Viola Anderson's Body to Indiana Mrs. Viola Anderson, 39, 709 Shawnee, died this morning at Munson' Army Hospital, Ft. Leavenworth. She had been in failing health for the past year. Born April 6, 1925 at.

Seymour, she came to Leavenworth from France with her husband in 1961. On May 13, 1955 at Shawnee town, she married S-5 Francis H. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson is survived by her husband, Francis H.

son of the home, a step-daughtor. Connic Sue Anderson, and a stop-son, Harold D. Anderson, both of Brownstown, three brothers, C. E. Stout and Virgil Stout, both of Seymour; Jesse Stout, Newburg, N.

and one sister, Mrs. Mary Goble, Seymour. The body will be sent from the Larkin funeral home to the Winklepleck Funeral Home, Brownslown, for funeral and burial. C. Leslie Parks Dies Wednesday C.

Leslie Parks. 70, 101 Columbia, a resident of Leavenworth for 60 years, died Wednesday tvening at the VA Hospital. He had been in failing health for the past eight years. Mr. Parks was born June 2, 1894, in McFall, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank L. Parks. The family came to Leavenworth in 1905. He attendcd local public schools, and as a young man went to work for the glove factory, He retired eight years ago.

He enlisted in the Army on Sept. 18, 1917, and was discharg1d March 1, 1919, serving as a corporal in the Quartermaster Corps. On Oct. 10, 1952, he was married here in Leavenworth to Mrs. Pearl Schulmeister.

He was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and served as church treasurer for over 30 years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Pearl Parks of the home; one brother, Caryl Parks, 206 Maple St. and three stepdaughters, Mrs. Dorothy Henry, Gifford, Mrs.

Alpha Towle, Mobile, and Mrs. Lois Guenther, 1108 N. 12th. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Sexton Funeral Chapel.

Burial will be in Mt. Muncie: Cemetery. The body is at the chapel. W. C.

Goodwin Graveside Rites Funeral service for William C. 58, a former member of the VA Center, who was found dead in his room at Delaware Wednesday night, will be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday at the graveside in the National Cemetery, Ft. Leavenworth. Mr.

Goodwin is survived by a sister, Mrs. Jane Nelson, Springfield, and a brother, R. A. Goodwin, Tarrytown, N.Y. The body is at the Larkin THE LEAVENWORTH TIMES, Thursday Evening, June 4, 1964, Five C.

F. Oberdiek Dies Wednesday C. F. Oberdiek, 72. East Leavenworth, died Wednesday night at Cushing Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Oberdiek had been in failing health the past. five months and had been a hospital pallent for the past two weeks. Mr. Oberdick was born Jan.

19, 1892, at East Leavenworth, a son of J. H. and Minnie Robker Oberdiek. He lived on A farm at East Leavenworth. On Dec.

16, 1914 at East. Leavenworth, he was married to Miss Mary Massman. Mrs. Oberdiek survives him. He was a life member of St.

John's Lutheran Church at Farley. Other than his widow, Mrs. Mary Oberdiek of the home he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Leona Sillik, 503 Maple and Mrs. Elsie Moppin, Plaite City, one brother, John F.

Oberdiek, Farley; one sister, Miss Dora Oberdiek, East. Leavenworth, and five grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at St. John's Lutheran Church.

The Rev. G. W. Zunker, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the family lot in the Platte City Cemetery.

The body will be at the Davis Funeral Chapel until noon Saturday. The family suggests memorials to St. John's Lutheran Church. FUNERAL NOTICES Larkin Funeral Home Sixth and Olive Ph. MU 2-2820 ANDERSON Mrs.

Viola Ann, 39, 709 Shawnee street, who died this morning at Munson Army hospital, Ft. Leavenworth. The body will be removed from he Larkin funeral home to the Winklepleck fu. neral home, Brownstown, for funeral service and interment. LORD James Kevin, old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald L.ord, 519 Osage street, who died Wednesday. Private funeral service will be 11:00 a.m. Friday at the Larkin funeral home, Rev. Fr.

James Doebele wIll officiate, Interment will be in Mt. Calvary tery. Friends. may call. at the funeral home afer 6 today.

William C. Service will be 3:30 GOODWIN p.m. Friday at graveside In the National cemetery, Ft. Leavenworth Davis Funeral Chapel Shawnee at 6th Ph. MU 2-5523 GWARTNEY George G.

Service will be 2:15 p.m. Friday at the Davis funeral chapel, Rev, John Hodge, pastor, will. officiate, burlal will be In the National cemetery, Ft. Leavenworth. Friends may call at the Davis chapel OBERDIEK Christian Fredrick, 72, East Leavenworth, wha died Wednesday at Cushing Memorial hospital.

Service will be 2 p.m. Saturday at St. John's Lutheran church, Farley, Rev. G. W.

Zunker, pastor, will officlate, burial will be In Platte City cemetery. Friends may call al the Davis funeral chapel "tit noon Saturday. Memorials may be given to Memorial Fund of St. John's Lutheran church. Sexton Funeral Chapel 5th and Oak MU 2 2800 day." funeral.

home. SOUTHSIDE DE MARKET PARKS C. Leslle, 70,. 101. Columbia Avenue, who died Wednesday at the Veterans' hospital, Wadsworth.

Service will be 2 p.m. Friday at the Sexton funeral chapel, burial will be in Mt. Muncie cemetery. Friends may call at the Sexton chapel. 2908 South 4th St.

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