Big Smorgasbord at Coffee Shop Sunday
J Ralph Allen of 814 Ash en leek id KU Medical Center reports the Big Smorgasbord at the Coffee Shop Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Adv. WW. J. Marks of Ottawa RFD 3 received a letter from his brother Eugene Marks of Spenard Alaska after Good Friday earthquake damaged breakables and caused 24 hour power outage. Pomona P. T. A. meets Monday night at 7:30 p.m. Adv. Betty Christian at Rainbow Beauty Bar 114 W 2nd CH 2.4263. Adv. Two persons cited for speeding Friday. Robert L. Lewis 428 Walnut ticketed for 40 mph in 30 mph zone. Wallace L. Lee cy 913 N Mulberry charged with 50 mph in 30 mph zone.
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WW. J. Marks
Ottawa
RFD
Eugene Marks
Spenard
Alaska
Anchorage
Betty Christian
Rainbow Beauty Bar
W. 2Nd
Robert L. Lewis
Walnut
Wallace L. Leecy
N. Mulberry
Two Men Arrested on Insufficient Funds Warrant
Sheriff officers arrested James Howard of Richmond and Emmett G. Claycamp of 119 E. 5th on a warrant charging issuing an insufficient funds check. They were taken from Claycamp’s apartment Friday night. Firefighters responded to a flue fire at Bruce Spears home 716 E. 11th with no reported damage. David Beasley son of Mr and Mrs Beasley of Wellsville to be honored at the 7th Annual Honora Convocation April 6 at Pittsburg State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Howard
Richmond
Emmett G. Claycamp
E. 5Th
Claycamp
Bruce Spears
David Beasley
David H., Beasley
Wellsville
Pittsburg State
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club Meeting Set for Monday
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the basement of the Anchor Saving Building.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Saving Building
Deaths: George Rohe 83 in Wellsville Douglas County
George Rohe 83, retired farmer, died Friday at his Wellsville area home. Born November 22, 1881, he is survived by wife Millie, son Russell of Baldwin, daughter Bell Gabriel of Desoto, and brother Martin Rice of Baldwin. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday in Coughlin chapel. Oak Wood Cemetery, Baldwin. Also noted is stillbirth of Sherry Jane Beer, infant daughter of David and Janie Beer of Lawrence, at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery after Dengel Mortuary service. Parents Willard and others survive.
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George Rohe
Wellsville
Douglas County
Millie Rohe
Gardner Hospital
Russell Rohe
Baldwin
Bell Gabriel
Desoto
Martin ‘Rice
Coughlin Chapel
Oak ‘Wood Cemetery
Sherry Jane
David and
Janie (Spooner) Beer
Oak Hill
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dengel Mortuary
Greenwood Cemetery
Willard
George Beer
Edith Wilson
Anna Mae Spooner
Cattle Sheep and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle trends with steers and heifers steady cows 25 lower calves steady feeders 50-1.00 lower good to prime prices listed. Sheep lambs weak spring lambs 25-1.00 lower ewes steady feeders scarce hogs mixed with barrows gilts 14.25-13.50 and sows 11.75-19.50 across weight ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tourney Opens Sunday at Elks' Duplicate Bridge Club
The annual Elks' Duplicate Bridge Club open pairs tournament starts Sunday with two sessions at 1 p.m. and evening, a buffet dinner between sessions, and an entry fee of 3.50 dollars. Directed by Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cundiff of Kansas City, about 100 players are expected, half from out of town, with trophies for first and second pairs and the top Ottawa pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Duplicate
Dewey Cundiff
Kansas City
Ottawa
Speech Contest At OHS Features Four State Winners
Four state winners in the American Legion speech contests will compete at Ottawa High School Monday at 9 a.m. The speeches, all on the U.S. Constitution, will be presented before the OHS student body in the auditorium. Competitors are Terry Knapp Cedar Falls Iowa John Willbrand St Charles Mo Robert Shields Derby Kan and David Hobbs Marietta Okla. This is regional contest No. 8 with potential advancement to a national event per local Legion officials.
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American Legion
Ottawa High School
OHS
Terry Knapp
Cedar Falls
Iowa
John Willbrand
St. Charles
Robert Shields
Derby
Kan
David Hobbs
Marietta
Oklo
Ottawa Sailor Tells Of Kodiak Alaska Disaster
An Ottawa man in the Navy stationed at Kodiak Alaska writes his wife Beth Montgomery about the earthquake and tidal wave. He describes feeling the earth move while in his barracks then moving to a hill with radio men and helping move supplies. He notes civilian free plane tickets to Seattle and lists his parents address in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Navy
Kodiak
Alaska
James Hotaling
Beth
John Montgomery
N. Sycamore
Seattle
Hotaling
L. R. Hotaling
S. Mulberry
Ottawa District Music Festival Awards Amid School Band Ratings
About 170 Ottawa junior high and high school students attended the Lawrence District Music Festival. The Junior High band earned a No 1 rating while the Junior High Orchestra and the Senior High Orchestra and band each received No 2 ratings. Around 50 more students were to participate in solo contest events today, said music director Larry Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Lawrence
Larry Williams
Williams
Nine Methodists Begin Study Tour to East Coast Trip
Nine area Methodist youths, part of a 35 member group from 27 churches, left Friday for a week of study in Washington, D C, Philadelphia, and the United Nations. They will return April 11 after briefings by churchmen UN delegates and government officials. The list includes Gerald Earl Reed Ottawa James Baxter Janet Lindsey Pomona Marilyn Wasmund Princeton Jan Brecheisen David Fraker David McDonald Raymond Marmon and Nancy Young Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Philadelphia
United Nations
Gerald Earl Reed
Ottawa
James Baxter
Janet Lindsey
Pomona
Marilyn Wasmund
Princeton
Jan Brecheisen
Daniel Fraker
David McDonald
Raymond Marmon
Nancy Young
Garnett
Ottawa students plan lively end of year activities
Cyclone Davis plans end of year activities for 1964 65. Ottawa junior high girls prepare for cheerleading tryouts next week under leaders Linda Showalter Judy Daugharthy Teresa Morrisey Kathy Reusch Anne Casida Kay Reams Roxy Lennard Cindy Christian Pat Sievers Ci Park. Seventeen elect six popsters to cheer for the 64 65 whirlwinds. Kayette officers named Dalene Waymire president Jeanee Northway vice president Pam Adamson secretary Brenda Brenner treasurer. Open Kayette meeting pitted two panels of students against each other in a bid to prove which sex is smarter. The student council urged ticket sales for a dance featuring the Continentals to fund the Recorder party May 15. Ottawa high bands travelled to Lawrence for district music festival. top ratings advance to state festival. Sixth hour advanced speech class honored Miss Jane Feuer birthday with violin cake.
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Linda Showalter
Judy Daugharthy
Teresa Morrisey
Kathy Reusch
Anne Casida
Kay Reams
Roxy Lennard
Cindy Christian
Pat Sievers
Ci. Park
Kayette
Dalene Waymire
Jeanee Northway
Pam Adamson
Brenda Brenner
Sally Corlis
Barbara Hughes
Beth Butler
Milton Bland
John Hoppe
Tony Zerbe
4-H Council Plans For The Franklin County Fair
The March Franklin County 4-H Council meeting led by President Marilyn Wasmund covered safety updates with Kansas Farm Bureau and dates for upcoming Home Economic Workshops for leaders. Four discussion groups proposed actions on Clover Revue, concessions in the Rodeo Arena, 4-H Sunday on May 8, and a Dairy Bar for the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
4-H Council
Marilyn Wasmund
Russell Wray
Kansas Farm Bureau
Rosemary Crist
Rodeo Arena
Armory
Style Review
Businessmen’s Picnic
Franklin County Fair
Bridge Contract Awarded Near Franklin-Anderson Line
B. J. Brummell Construction Co. of Garnett won the bid to build two bridges about three miles west of US 59 near the Franklin and Anderson County line. The $7,703.50 bid beat Maupon Construction Co. of Manhattan at $8,017 and Haworth Construction Co. of Ottawa at $8,623.20. The county engineer’s estimate was $8,843.20.
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B. J. Brummell Construction Co
Garnett
Franklin
Anderson County Line
Brummel
Us.59
Anderson
Maupon Construction Co., Inc
Manhattan
Haworth Construction Co
Ottawa
Final settlement and estate administration in Ottawa case
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the matter of the estate of Charles F. McGinty is proceeding under No. 11-166. Notices call for written defenses by April 27 1964 at 10:00 AM in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mary Opal Hull
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Charles F. McGinty
Kansas
Lloyd Albert Schweitzer
State of
Lewis Porter Gardner
A.ken L. P. Gardner
Legals: Clemency petitions and estate notices in Kansas
First published March 28 1964 and last May 1964 notices announce Admiral Gilmore Mason seeking executive clemency for forgery and uttering, William Edward Bennett seeking clemency for burglary and grand larceny, Alma Schweitzer executrix seeking final estate settlement for Lloyd Albert Schweitzer, and probate matters in Franklin and Anderson counties with creditors urged to file claims within nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Mason
Franklin County
Kansas
Gov
State of
Charles F. McGinty
William Edward Bennett
Anderson County
Topeka
Alma Schweitzer
Lloyd Albert Schweitzer
Sale Dates and Estate Notice Highlight Local Matters
The records note a fundraising effort by a dairy club to send an IFYE delegate to the Philippines, proposing a one dollar per member contribution and awaiting a May meeting decision. An estate notice for Lewis Porter Gardner requires claims within nine months. A junior prom preview mentions a car wash fundraiser at 1122 S Mulberry and a lead role in Fury Auntie Mame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Miliken
Philippines
IFYE
Dennis Nelson
Mame
S. Mulberry
Notice of Hearing and Local Auctions in Franklin County Kansas
Probate notice for Scottie Bingaman estate in Franklin County Kansas lists hearing details and multiple local auction dates. It names Mary Opa Hull as administratrix and includes farm machinery sales, stocker feeder sales, and weekly auctions across Pomona Ottawa Overbrook and Council Grove with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Mary Opa] Hull
Scottie Bingaman
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
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Ralph Allen
Ash
Enleek Id KU Medical Center
Pomona P. T. A
Joe Servatius
W. Ath
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ellis
Davis
Loren Matthews
Jane Feuer
Linda Smith
Carl E. Taylor
Williamsburg
Lula Baxter
Lane
Benjamin Moore
Logan
Vernon Honn
W. ‘Th
Kevin Gorton
Birch
Robert Altic
N. Main
Sherwin Snyder
S. Poplar
Roy
Glenn Ingram
S. Cherry
Legals
Henry W. Collins
Winton A. Winter
Admiral Gilmore Mason
Ottawa Herald
Executrix
State Office
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
County Dairy Association
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Elizabeth Hoyt
John L. Gardner
John L, Gardner
Myron §. Steere
Louis Vencel
Franklinn County
Karl Renos
Rusty’s
Lawrence, Kas
Franklin Co
Nate and Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Lincoln School
Todd Mobil Homes
Jack Nelson
Harold Stewart
ABC
Rita Turner
Retta
Pauline Todd
W.C. Marie Raffelock
Sec’y
Briggs Stratton
Otasco
Mr. Ferris
Kansas State Employment Office
Hunter
Crown Drug
Chanute
E. C. Finch
Mgr
Woolworths
Mr. Cook
L & L Care
General Services
Scotty Conocover
Gene Powell
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
West
Reg. Hamp
Ram
Edwin Horstick
N. E
H. A, Funk, Homewood
Msburg
Gingerich Fertilizer
Misc
Homart
Williamson Coal and Salvage
Beautician
Olathe
Poplar
OK Discount Store
International Corn Planter
Coffman Blacksmith and Welding Service
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