Local Briefs Mention Hospital Patient and Awards
Mrs. Lambdin of Ottawa is a patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital while Bruce Coffman of Ottawa RFD 3 earns a college wrestling letter at Kemper Military School and College. A garage sale is set for 530 Beech on Monday and Tuesday. A 4H Tractor meeting is planned for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Sheldon Truck and Tracer Co. 102 S. Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Lambdin
Ottawa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bruce Coffman
F. H. Coffman
RFD 3
Kemper Military School
Colege
Sheldon Truck and Traceter Co
S. Walnut
Free oral polio vaccines for under fives Friday at health office
An oral polio vaccine drive offers free doses for children under five from 6 to 12 noon Friday at the Franklin County Health Office. The notice also advertises saving on home or health insurance with a contact: Bob McLain CH 2-4752.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Bob McLain
Kansas State Names 13 to Blue Key Honorary
Larry Anderson of Williamsburg is among 13 Kansas State University men chosen for Blue Key, the senior men’s honorary. Selection cites scholarship leadership and character as criteria. Blue Key supports the annual homecoming festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Anderson
Williamsburg
Kansas State University
Blue Key
District 289 Accepts Bus Bids at Wellsville Meeting
Unified School District 289 approved a 9 495 38 bid from Beedles Motors Co Wellsville for two 4 percent passenger buses. Ben Reid says six routes this year, seven next. Board discusses teachers salaries and bond election prep. Rock Creek patrons voted to close their school but district will keep it open next year. School in Miami County in good condition with 14 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Board of
Unified School District
Beedles Motors Co
Ben Reid
Reid
Rock Creek
Miami Coun Ty
Lions Club picks officers for Ottawa chapter
Ottawa Lions Club elected new officers on Monday naming Jack Day as president M P Forster as first vice president Barre Barrett as second vice president Dallas Turner as third vice president and Kramer Tom Seaton and Carl Seaton as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Lions Club
Jack Day
M. P. Forster
Barre Barrett
Dallas Turner
Kramer
Tom Seaton
Carl Seaton
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals and births
Admissions list includes Kathy Bowen 605 N Mulberry Mrs Darrell Griffin 643 s Cherry Mrs Winston Johnson Emporia Monday Mrs David E Johnson 409 E ith Tuesday Discharges include George Griffin 750 S Locust Earl Blair 624 Tremont James Steale Pomona Tuesday Births report Mr and Mrs James Whistler 1036 S Cedar a son 8 lbs 6 0 oz Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Bowen
Mulberry
Darrell Griffin
Cherry
Winston Johnson
Emporia
David E. Johnson
E. Ith
George Griffin
Earl Blair
Tremont
James Steale
Pomona
James Whistler
S. Cedar
Obituary notices for Davis Birdstone Kay and Miller families
Obituaries for Frank H. Davis Ruth Birdstone and J W Kay and Carolee Miller note deaths in Ottawa and Pasadena and Paola with service details. Davis born 1887 Greene wood. survived by wife Ruth and children Harold Joe. Woodward area marriages and occupations listed. Birdstone, Kay, and Miller families referenced with burial plans and church affiliations.
Damage Suit Dismissed In District Court
A $35,500 damage case was dismissed at District Court Monday due to the plaintiff not appearing. Lloyd L. Davidson of 603 Linewood sought $25,500 on the first county claiming Alberta DeShazer of 405 S Locust struck him with a cane on June 1 1964 at 405 S Locust where he rented and occupied. He alleged medical attention and hospital care costing $500 and sought $10,000 punitive damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd L. Davidson
Linewood
Alberta DeShazer
S. Locust
Davidson
Kansas City Livestock and Produce Prices Report AP
KC markets report cattle hogs sheep with steady to higher moves across categories. Details include steers and heifers mostly steady to firm, calves rising up to 25, hogs mostly lower for barrows and gilts but sows up, sheep steady with prime lambs around 27.00 and cull ewes about 8 to 9 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wellsville Missionaries Forced Out of Burma
Wellsville missionaries including Mr and Mrs Bryant Currier were among 58 requested to leave Burma by the Burmese government. Of the group 23 belong to the American Baptist Foreign Mission Societies, 23 to Roman Catholic bodies, seven to Seventh Day Adventists, and five to Methodists. Officials say transfer of programs and property to Burman hands has been planned for some time.
Area Musicians Win Awards at Lawrence Festival
Two Ottawa and Baldwin students and the Wellsville band earned Class I ratings at the high school Class AA and B music festival in Lawrence. The Wellsville band won its top rating in fighterending, Steve Lee gan of Ottawa earned a bass solo rating, and Garth Fundis of Baldwin won a baritone solo rating. About 5,000 students from northeastern Kansas competed, with critics assigning ratings from I to IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Baldwin
Wellsville Band
Lawrence
Wellsville
Steve Leegan
Garth Fundis
Kansas
Funeral services for Mrs John Pierson and Mrs Sarah Clark
Funeral services for Mrs John Pierson who died April 2 were held April 4 at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev Leopold H Hoppe officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Organ selections played by Mrs Eldon Rader. Funeral home in charge. Also, services for Mrs Sarah E Clark who died April 1 were April 4 at Pomona Methodist Church with Lamb Funeral Home in charge. Rev Harold L Cooper officiated. Pallbearers named. Mr and Mrs James Driver sang hymns with Mrs Neal Baxter. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pierson
John Piereson
Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold H. Hoppe
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Palse
Homer J. Henning
E. E. Haley
Milo M. Hewitt
Richard O. Skoog
L.R. McClay
Don W. Machin
Eldon Rader
Highland Cemetery
Sarah E, Clark
Sarah E. Clark
Pomona Methodist Church
Harold L. Cooper
Irvin Clark
Earl Gilliland
Ralph Johnson
G. A. Diamond
Leslie Hunter
T. R. Sedgwick
James Driver
Neal Baxter
Woodlawn Cemestery
Pomona
Sign-Up Time Extended For Grain Programs
O M Milliken chairman of the ASCS committee in Franklin County announced an extension of the wheat and feed grain sign-up through April 8. The period started January 31 and was to end April 1, extended after a $2.50 per bushel 1966 soybeans support price was announced, up 25 cents from the 1961 level. Milliken noted last year 615 farmers signed up for wheat and 700 for feed grain, with higher expected in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.M. Milliken
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Franklin County
ASCS
Milliken
Family notices for Fred Miller details and relations
Fred Miller of the home at 1134 W 7th is listed with one daughter Mrs Raye mond Bryan of Paola six grandchildren and three great grand children mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
W. 7Th
Rayemond Bryan
Paola
Barbershoppers to Perform at Lawrence High Friday Night
Four Ottawans will join groups at the seventh annual Barbershop Quartet Show at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Lawrence High School auditorium. Presented by the Barberhawks, the Lawrence chapter of SPEBSQSA. Ottawans are Carlos Pence, Don Lunger, Harry Pratt and John Ott. Net proceeds go to the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita, aiding children with speech and hearing disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawerence High School
The
Barberhawks, the
Lawrence
Ottawans
Carlos Pence
Don Lunger
Harry Pratt
John Ott
Barberhawks
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
Car Takes A Wild Journey Near Hawthorne School
Kendall C. Hay reports his parked station wagon with engine running slipped into reverse Monday afternoon. It rolled from Poplar to Fifth, hit a street marker, jumped to the north terrace, swung back to the south and ended against a tree in the 400 block of East Fifth. Damage is estimated at $100 with no other injuries or damages reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
Poplar and
Fifth
East Fifth
Kendall C. Hay
S. Popelar
South Poplar
Public Hearing Notice Transfers Territory Between School Districts
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction gives notice of a petition to transfer territory from Unified School District No 288 in Franklin County to Unified School District No 365 in Anderson County. The described area begins on Highway 59 south of Richmond and runs in several mile segments through sections and townships as filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State of
Kanesas
Unified School
Franklin County
Kansas
Unified School District
Anderson County
Territory
Richmond
Public hearing on proposed transfer feasibility in Franklin County
Notice states that on April 11, 1966 at 10 30 a m in the Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa a public hearing will be held to consider the necessity and viability of a transfer. Adel F Throckmorton State Superintendent of Public Instruction signs the notice dated March 24 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County
Anderson County Bounary
Bounary
Franklin County
Ottawa
Adel F. Throckmorton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hearing Notice in Selby Estate Final Settlement
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Roland Davis as executor requests final settlement of Ralph W. Selby estate, approval of fees, and determination of heirs and distribution under the will. Written defenses must be filed by April 27, 1966 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Court. Gleason Doty and Logan Attorneys for Petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Tate
Ralph W. Selby
Roland Davis
Ottawa
Gleason
Doty
Logan
Classified Ads Discount and Deadlines Notice
Local classified deadline is 5 p.m. the day before publication. Five line ads accepted up to 9:30 a.m. on publication day. Rates apply per word with multiple insertions and a cash minimum. Card of Thanks rates listed per 70 cents minimum.
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Rilis
cHaesas
GisCo
Web
B& Pw
Lions Club
Frank H. Davis
Frank Harrison Davis
Otetawa
Greenewood
Homewood
Ruth Gettinger
Greenwood
Deer Trail
Colo
Dewey
Okla
Harold J. Davis
Joe C. Davis
Okemah
Jack Hahn
Long Beach
Calif
Pete Smith
John A. Davis
Topeka
Fay Graves
Ruth L. Bildstone
Ruth Louise Birdstone
W. 2Nd
St. Francis Hospital
Bennett Creamery
B. Martin Callstrom
J. W. Kay
W. Kay
Walter S. Pierson
S. Elm
Pasadena
Kay
Carolee Miller
Crestview
Wilson and Son
Stanton Cemetery
Miller
Stanton Township
Miami
Franklin Counties
Sous DenglSon
Barbershoppers
AIO
Ethel McEathron
Betty Guber
Kaw Avenue
Garenett
Ottawa Lodge NO
Estel
Northway
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Union
O.E.S
Hazel Ogle
Vola Phillips
Secy
W. 2Nd St
Raney Drugs
Gco Graphice News
Osawatomie
Ottawa Herald
House OF Fuller
Rhode Island
Clifford R. Hobbs
Myers Bros
Walter Dyer
Dela Shaffer
Hickory
G. F. Eversmeyer
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
P.m. Printy
Harold Stewart Gen
Real Estate
Sidney Drummond
Mae Ple St
Kans
Red Barn
Bruce Allison
Appanoose
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
Emerald
General Services 29
Joe ES Ree
Ins
J.W. Taylor
Gene Powell
Bennie Stineson
Standard Rendering Co
Fred Moore
Bill
Lister
Melvin E. Miller
Westephalia
Will Farrow
C. A
Hufferan
Waverly
Kan
Motor al Condition
Lyle Hunt
Case
New Holland
John Deere
Ottawa Farm
Imp. Co. Inc
Pioneer
Carr
Milo
John Berger
Overbrook
Sudan
H. A. Funk
Homeswood
Dunlap
Aremore and Robinson
Everbearing
Woodandt Nursery
Funks
Lindsey
Gingerich Fert. Co
Siti
Misc
Ironings
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Real
McCoys
Paine's Bootery
O.K
Turner Cabinet Shop
W. 15Th
Walton
Gibbons Oil Co
Quenesmo
Irwin's
Britannica Encyclopaedia
Wilky's Pottery
Quin
Bob Luce
Johnson Motors
River On
Cedar
Budges
Bush
Chess Office
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