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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1964

Page

6

Local Community Notices Mix Personal Updates and Events

The page lists multiple small notices including residents’ addresses and health updates, church suppers, a winner’s trip from the Bee award, tax payer outreach on a county parking lot proposal, a vacuum cleaner rental ad, piano tuning, and a square dance jamboree. Notables include Barry McCormack’s School Boy Patrolman honor and community members entering hospital care or participating in events in Ottawa, Wellsville, Richmond, Garnett, and Baldwin.

D. D. Garretts Wellsville Barry McCormack Olathe School Ashington D.C

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed

Admissions include Mrs Nellie Myers Mrs Sarah Crist Mrs Bert Heminger Willis Wilhite Harry Seevers and others with addresses. Births note Mr and Mrs Sherwin Snyder a daughter weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces at 202 Tuesday and Mrs LeRoy Wasmund and Lloyd Martin with Maple and Princeton addresses.

Nellie Myers Sarah Crist Bert Heminger S. Hickory Willis Wilhite Cypress Harry Seevers Willow Sherwin Snyder sTuesday LeRoy Wasmund Princeton Lloyd Martin Theodore

Four Boys Rescued From Cave In Missouri

Jerome Missouri reports four teenage boys missing almost 12 hours in a partially explored Ozarks cave are rescued. Kenny Lewis 15 Gerald Wook Eddie Ousley and Teddy Sinner 18 from Rolla emerge with rescuers at 2 30 a m after entering Bruce Cave the previous night.

Jerome, Mo Ozarks Missouri Kenny Lewis Gerald Wook Eddie Ousley Teddy ‘Sinner Rolla, Mo

Democrats Split In California Congressional Fight Deepens

In Sacramento the Democratic split widened as Don Bradley left Governor Brown to manage Pierre Salinger’s Senate bid. Brown supports Alan Cranston for Engle’s seat and criticized Bradley’s move. Cranston said Salinger’s entry mirrors Nixon’s return, while Jesse Unruh and Jere Waldie demean Engle’s candidacy and re election plans. Senator Engle, age 52, who had brain surgery last August, filed for re election amid party doubts.

Sacramento Calif U.S. Senate Don Bradley Democratic State Central Committee Edmund G. Brown Pierre Salinger White House Brown Alan Cranston Clair Engle Bradley Cranston Salinger Richard Nixon Sanger Nixon Ratter Ta ‘Yun Foraiice Gans Tom C. Carvey California Democratic Council Big Daddy Jesse Unruh CDC Carvey Assembly Unruh Licly Sen Engle Northern California Jere Ome R. Waldie D-Antioch Pooh

Senators Disagree On Profits In Missile Contracts

Senate Investigations subcommittee released a 5.2 split report on hearings through May 25 1962 covering contracts from 1950 to 1962 on Nike Bomarc and Atlas missiles. The majority led by John L McClellan said profits reached as high as 178 percent via pyramiding, while Ervin and Curtis dissented citing method flaws and retrogressive accounting. No Pentagon comment was issued.

Washington Nike Senate Investigations Subcommittee Senate John L. McClellan D-Ark Sens Sam J. Ervin D-N,c Cart T. Curtis R-Neb Ervin Curtis Pentagon

Three Fined in County Court on Speeding and License Violations

Three individuals settled fines in county court. Charles L. Hadsal of 130 N Locust paid 46 dollars for speeding. Robert Banta of Chanute paid 16 dollars for speeding. Nan J Schwartz of 4028 Poplar paid 36 dollars total for improper passing and driving without a Kansas license.

Charles L. Hadsal N. Locust Robert Banta Chanute Nan J. Schwartz Poplar Kansas

April Begins With Dry Weather Across Nation

The Associated Press reports April started with dry conditions in most areas while the West saw showers and the East experienced rain and snow. Cold spots lingered in the Northeast with near zero readings in parts of northern New England, yet the Southeast warmed modestly after recent freezing. A Midwest warming trend followed several days of cold spring weather.

Associated Press New England Midwest Pacific Coast Middle Atlantic States Ohio Pennsylvania

KC Markets Kansas City Live Cattle Hogs and Eggs Report

KC markets report bids and prices for cattle calves steers and heifers hogs and lambs. Cattle and hogs show uneven sales with steers and hogs varying from steady to lower and spring lambs weaker. Eggs in wholesale markets hold at 31 to 35 cents per large dozen with butter and poultry unchanged.

Kansas City

Deaths of Everson Coleman Towner in Kansas City area

Russell C. Everson 38 of Ottawa died at Ransom Memorial Hospital from a selfinflicted gunshot wound. Florence Coleman 83 of Garnett dies in Anderson County Hospital. F W Towner 60, Wellsville farmer, dies in tractor accident on his farm. Everson survived by wife and three sons, plus relatives. Coleman survived by three sons, two daughters, two sisters, and two brothers. Towner is survived by three sisters and one brother. Services scheduled for Everson and Towner. Coleman burial planned.

Russell C. Everson King Ransom Memorial Hospital Victor Lofgreen Everson Ottawa Vernon Johnson N. Cherry Joe Ferns Roberts Wis Velma Schmoe London Alfred Howard Wilbur Raymond Devil's Lake, N. D Florence Coleman H. C. Wolfe Richmond Anderson County Hospital Garnett D. W. Newcomer's 82Nd Metcalf Overland Park Gerald Snell Richmond Methodist Community Church Lenexa F. W. Towner Wellsville Bunyan Funeral Home Paola Pleasant Valley Cemetery Stanley Towner Flora Towner Cecil Morrow Pomona Lee Shelton Clathe S. T. Towner Kansas City

Woman Settles Claim After Fence Repair Suit

Washington AP report on Mrs Florence C. Thomas, 60, reacting to a judge's dismissal of her claim for fence repairs. After Judge Edward A. Beard announced the ruling, Thomas struck the defendant Alamo T. Oliphart with a shoe and was then sentenced to 0 days in jail for contempt.

Washington Florence C. Thomas Edward A. Beard Thomas Alamo T. Oliphart Beard

Quill and Scroll chartered at Pomona High School

Seven students were named charter initiates for Pomona High School’s Quill and Scroll chapter in a ceremony on April 1. The event followed a Colbern’s dinner in Ottawa with sponsors Mary Hudelson and Mrs. Anna Bunyan present. Membership requires junior or senior class standing in the upper third, superior journalism work, and approval by the chapter secretary treasurer.

Carol Baker JoAnne Beesley Dea Engle Leon Graves James Baxter Gale Lantis Allen Crawford Pomona High School Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society For Colberns Ottawa Mary Hudelson Pomonakan Anna Bunyan Indian Pomona

Ottawa native cited for saving two pilots and aircraft

Former Ottawa man Sergeant Karl E. Romstedt, now at Forbes Air Force Base, was cited by the Air Force for saving two pilots and an $821,422 TF 100F jet when a damaged canopy left pilots temporarily blinded southwest of Topeka on December 2. He guided them to a safe landing after clearing air traffic and has prior saves at Barksdale AFB.

Ottawa Air Force Karl E. Romstedt Forbes Air Force Base Topeka Romstedt Forbes Barksdale Afb Hazel Romstedt S. Poplar Donna Bosworth James Bosworth Wellsville

City Bowling Results From Last Night’s Tourney

Ottawa Packers led last night with 3027 pins while Bennett's No 1 posted 3024 and Beers Motors 2988 in a tight top group. Maracaibo Oil 2955 Ottawa Savings 2941 Peoples National 2863 Trouts 2861 and Cities Service 2833 followed with sharp scores. Ottawa Times 2780, LL B 2760, Western Auto 2738, Foremost Daily 2728. Week's standings show K of C No 3 at 3030 and the first 21 places paid.

Ottawa Packers Bennett's Beers Motors Maracaibo Ottawa Savings Peoples National Cities Service Ottawa Times Western Auto Foremost Daily Bennett’s

Funeral Services for Mrs Ethel Bowen

Mrs Ethel Bowen who died March 28 received services at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Leopold Hoppe officiating. Pallbearers included Virgil Wiggins Glenn Wicke John Weidmann Paul Fredeen Howard Duncan and Harry Worthington. Organist was Mrs Robert Cole. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.

Ethel Bowen Dengel and Son Mortuary Leopold Hoppe Virgil Wiggins Glenn J. Wicke John Weidmann Paul W. Fredeen Howard N. Duncan Harry V. Worthington Robert Cole Highland Cemetery

Farm and auction sales in Franklin County area drive weekend turnout

Sale listings for Myers Bros and Franklin Co. Sales Barn announce weekly events across Franklin and neighboring counties in Kansas. Karl Nelder and Karl Renols sales set for early April with stock, machinery, and stocker feeder offerings. Printy’s Auction House hosts weekly community auctions and special Cub Scout and appliance sales. Open house dates include Pomona and Ottawa locations with contact numbers.

Franklin Co Ottawa Printy Ben Printy Main Lincoln School Todd Mobil Homes

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