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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1963

Page

3

Briefs roundup of carloads and local notices

Total carloads moved over Santa Fe lines for the week ending March 30 were 337241, down from 34399 a year earlier. District Court divorces filed include Sharon Schwartz from David Swartz over cruelty with child custody and support, and Janith Duke from Richard Duke over cruelty and neglect seeking alimony. A rummage sale, bridge club results, funeral notices, hospital staff courses, and local theft report of four hubcaps valued at 30 are listed in the Topeka brief.

Sharon Jane Schwartz Apple Lane David Philip Swartz Buchanan, Topeka Janith Lea Duke Ottawa Richard Lee Duke Garnett

Damage suit filed over car crash near Tucumcari

Lloyd E. Cavasos of College Alaska filed in District Court for recovery of 1200 dollars after an April 16 1961 collision on US 66 one mile east of Tucumcari New Mexico. He says Elmo Es col Reddick drove at excessive speed and under the influence, causing $1200 in damages beyond the car's pre accident value of 1600 with a 400 post crash resale. He seeks 1200 plus 6 percent interest.

Lloyd E. Cavasos College Alaska Tucumcari N. M Elmo Escol Reddick Hickory Cavasos Reddick

Suit Filed for 37500 Damages by Armstrong

Mrs. Alta Grace Armstrong of 630 North Cedar filed a 37500 damage suit for injuries from a October 15 1961 collision at 7th and Locust. Defendent Don K Burroughs of 731 Willow allegedly rear ended the Armstrong car while her husband Rev Roy H Armstrong drove. She seeks 2500 for medical costs 15000 for permanent injuries and 20000 for pain and suffering.

Alta Grace Armstrong N. Cedar Locust Don K. Burroughs Willow Armstrong Roy H. Armstrong Burroughs

Deaths Mary Olive Marshall and Lois Sheree Ruby

Mary Olive Marshall guardian angel home dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Graveside rites at Garnett Cemetery Wednesday at 4 30 p m officiated by Dr Raymond P Jennings. Lois Sheree Ruby six month old daughter of Ronald W and Linda Mae Ruby dies at home after illness. Services Thursday at Dengel and Son Mortuary 2 p m burial Greenwood Cemetery. LeRoy Bishop 46 former Richmond resident dies March 20 in Whitney Texas. Buried Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier California March 25. Surviving family listed including siblings and relatives in California Kansas City and Libya.

Mary Olive Marshall Guardian Angel Garnett Cemetery Raymond P. Jennings Miss Marshall George H. Marshall Ransom Memorial Hospital Lois Sheree Ruby Lois Sheree Ruby Ronald W Linda Mae (Blankenship Ruby Lawrence Emporia Dengel & Son Mortuary Greenwood Cemetery W. W. Ruby Clathe George Blankenship Kansas City Homer Ruby Leroy Bishop Richmond Whitney Tex Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier Calif Leonard Levi Lloyd California Louis Tripoli Libya Loree Johnson San Gabriel Lila Sillman Daytona Beach Fla Lois Sheree Ruby

Ottawa High Golf Victory Over Bonner Springs

Ottawa High School won a golf match at Lake Quivira with Ottawa totaling 199 to Bonner Springs 218. Ottawa players were Jim Colby 47 Gary Duffield 44 John Evans 55 Steve Roush 53, while Bonner Springs scorers were Dennis Bowker 49 Steve Shrivner 50 Don Connell 56 Gary Spalding 63. A match against Olathe is set for Wednesday April 10 at the Ottawa Country Club.

Bonner Springs Ottawa High School Bonner

Dogs Recover Lost Dollar With Pomeranian Help

Mrs. Edward Stewart of Williamsburg relates how her two Pomeranians found a lost dollar bill. The dogs carried it to her, each gripping an end, prompting relief she feared they might tear it in half.

Edward Stewart Williamsburg

Had To Move Out Before Flood Hit

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brecheisen learned from their daughter Mrs. Doug las Lawson in Townsend Tennessee that she woke at 5:30 am and prepared to move to higher ground within an hour as floods and tornadoes roiled Tennessee and Kentucky. A river overflowed and water rose beneath the trailer but did not enter. Lawson waded knee deep with her 20 month old Douglas Ray and 3 month old Oma Louise to reach safety. Lawson, in the Navy, was recently aboard a ship in Cuban waters and is stationed at Norfolk Virginia. The family hopes to visit Wellsville soon when he receives new orders.

Wellsville Ray Brecheisen Douglas Lawson Townsend Tenn Tennessee Kentucky Lawson Douglas Ray Oma Louise Navy Norfolk Amn Landers Ann R.D R. D Ann Landers

Man Injured In Car Mishap Near Princeton

Richard Leroy Petty of Kansas City Missouri was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital after a one car crash at Coates Corner one mile south of Princeton on US 59. Trooper Harold Bennett said Petty drifted off the road while northbound, fell asleep and the vehicle was heavily damaged.

Richard Leroy Petty Kansas City Ransom Memorial Hospital Coates Corner Princeton US 59 Harold Bennett

Funeral services for Elva May Potter

Funeral services for Elva May Potter, who died March 26, were held at Towner's Chapel on March 30 with Rev. William Weber officiating. Pallbearers were Russell Dyer, Jim Baldwin, Ivan Streebin, Earl Chapman, Fred Ferguson, and George Streebin. Mrs. Carroll Whiteford sang hymns with Mrs. J. M. Kilgore on piano. Burial occurred in Highland Cemetery.

Elva May Potter Towner's Chapel William Weber Russell Dyer Jim Baldwin Ivan Streebin Earl Chapman Fred Ferguson George Streebin Carroll Whiteford J. M. Kilgore Highland Cemetery

Driving Demonstrations At Schools This Week

The Kansas Farm Bureau Safety Department will present driving demonstrations and tests at Ottawa High School Wellsville Pomona Lane and Williamsburg this Thursday and Friday. Delbert Ekart will lead the program with a lecture followed by tests using a car with a yellow paint detonator to show stopping distances. Public invited to attend.

Kansas Farm Bureau Safety Department Ottawa High School Wellsville Pomona Lane Williamsburg Delbert Ekart Kansas’ Farm Bureau Safety Department Ekart Ottawa Franklin County Farm Bureau

Marriage Licenses Listed in Kansas Pairs

Alfred Schmitt aged 18 of Lawrence wed Irene Louise Stein 18 of Lawrence. Charles Edwin Nalley 21 of De Soto married Barbara Jeanne Kern 20 of Paola. David Duane Anderson 22 of Salina joined Linda Lee Miller 22 of Topeka in marriage.

Alfred Schmitt Lawrence Irene Louise Stein Charles Edwin Nalley

Pomona High students enter KSCT contest and events

Thirty Pomona High School students entered the KSCT scholarship contest and tested at Burlingame. Seniors Mary Scott Sharon Robbins Terry Heidner Gary Bulmer and Leland Wray juniors Lois Kaub Janet Lindsey Carolyn Dusin Gale Lantis Kelvin Flory Dea Engle Leon Graves Allen Crawford and Mike Lindsey sophomores Karen Briggs Anita Clark Carol Baker Jo Anne Beesley Lillie Harkins Jim Lederer Jim Baxter Gary Rice freshmen Vicki Clark Loretta Neilson Saveeda Sink Rick Baxter Craig Collins Bill Driver J. D. Woodsum and Dennis Sumner will attend a chicken noodle supper April 5 at the grade school. Palm Sunday services are set for April 7 at the Methodist Church with Chancel and Wesley Choirs performing.

Mary Scott Sharon Robbins Terry Heidner Gary Bulmer Leland Wray Lois Kaub Janet Lindsey Carolyn Dusin Gale Lantis Kelvin Flory Dea Engle Leon Graves Allen Crawford Mike Lindsey Karen Briggs Anita Clark Carol Baker Jo Anne Beesley Lillie Harkins Jim Lederer Jim Baxter Gary Rice Vicki Clark Loretta Neilson Saveeda Sink Rick Baxter Craig Collins Bill Driver J. D. Woodsum Dennis Sumner

May 14 Vote to Turn Wichita Univ to State

Wichita AP The University of Wichita regents recommended May 14 as the date for a special municipal election on turning the university over to the state. Mayor Carl L Bell Jr to set date. If approved, Wichita will turn over a $17 million plant and retain a several-year special levy to retire the school's bonded indebtedness.

Wichita University of Wichita Regents Carl L. Bell Jr Kansas Wichita State University

Hospital Notes Admissions And Births In Local Entries

Admissions list includes Mrs Sadie Jones 1002 S Locust and Mr and Mrs Homer Wolfe Osborne Mo Births note Mr and Mrs Francis Mille 719 E 6th a daughter weight 6 lb 12 oz Dismissals include Dana Cook Monty Fritts Bert Perry Lilli Franks and Mrs Leonard Rues with baby son and Mrs Dean Kirkland with baby son.

Francis Mille Dana Cook S. Main Monty Fritts Birch Bert Perry Baldwin Lilli Franks N. Mulberry Leonard Rues Beech Dean Kirkland Rantoul

Ann Landers Advice Column and Legal Notices Summary

A collage of readers ask Ann Landers about love and safety with responses urging caution and police action against illegal pills, plus a chain of probate notices and a foreclosure suit involving Grover Knight and Anchor Savings Association in Ottawa Kansas detailing estates and property claims.

KC Markets Cattle Hogs and Lambs Report From Kansas City

KC Markets reports cattle with slaughter steers and heifers steady hogs 25 lower to weak sows down up to 25, sheep steady to mixed as feeder lambs remain scarce. Detailed price ranges capture averages for steers heifers mixed lots and utility to prime categories across 190 to 400 pound weights.

Kansas City

Livestock Sale Notice Near Oakland School House

A fragmented public sale notice lists Qvarbrook Livestock and Overstook in Kansas. It mentions Meiday mien County, April 4, and Oakland School House miles northwest of Otte. Contact Dack Nemon at 566 3530 in Pomona Kas for details.

Harold Stewart Charles Beatty Harold Charles Lyndon Kansas Neosho Livestock Commission Co Neosho Missouri Lawrence Livestock Baln Co East Ith Bt Lawrence Kaa Rey Barnhart Ottawa East Dack Nemon Pomona Kas Qvarbrook Livestock Male Overstook Mien County Livestock Oakland School House Otte

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