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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1964

Page

4

Revival nights draw crowds at Free Methodist Church

Local notices report revival services at 735 N. Oak in the Free Methodist Church every night through April 15 at 7 30 p m. The week includes a big community coffee shop smorgasbord and a 9 30 a m kickoff for the Franke ns county Cancer Crusade at the North American Hotel. Also listed are hospital updates, legal matters, and assorted local events including tryouts, sports meeting, and scholarship news.

Frankens County Cancer Crusade Free Methodist Church N. Oak

Nursing School Starts Wednesday at Memorial Hospital

A six week nursing aide course begins at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Jom Memorial Hospital. Classes meet every Wednesday and Friday mornings in the basement. R N will teach the program.

Jom Memorial Hospital Licktelg R. N

Memorial notices from multiple Kansas deaths

Stella Whiteford died in Anderson County Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Survived by husband Claude and two daughters Alma Jean Raddatz and Dorothy Brown and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Farris Funeral Home Garnett. D F Sharp, age 90, died in Topeka hospital. former railroad employee. survived by daughter Roy J. Beard and others. Services in Emporia with burial there. Nellie M Gordon, former Richmond resident, died April 4 in Tucson age 88. survived by four sons, one daughter, one sister, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. services in Gardner Friends Church. Elmer E Churchbaugh, 71, Baldwin RFD 2, died in Lawrence. services at Willow Springs Church with burial at Pleasant Grove Cemetery. donations to Heart Fund requested.

Stella Whiteford Stella (Stankard) Whiteford Harris Anderson County Hospital Claude Whiteford Alma Jean Raddatz Parkeville Dorothy Brown Waverly Farris Funeral Home Garnett D. F. Sharp Topeka Sharp David Sharp S. Locust Emporia Roy J. Beard Houston Tex Nellie M. Gordon Richmond Tucson Ariz Gordon Gardner Friends Church Prairie Center Cemetery Viola Oswald Berthoud Colo Sarah Hall Elmer E. Churchbaugh Elmer E, Churchbaugh Baldwin Rfd Lawrence Willow Springs Pleasant Grove Churchbaugh Douglas County Donald Churchbaugh William O. Beehle Frank Flory John Beeghley Rumsey Funeral Home Heart Fund

William W Supple dies at 76 in Michigan Valley

William W Supple of Michigan Valley died Saturday at his daughter Mrs Lara Wed dle s home in Topeka. He was 76 and had farmed in Michigan Valley for 50 years. Services are set for 2 p m Wednesday at Michigan Valley Methodist Church, burial in Valley Brook Cemetery. Baker Funeral Home Overbrook in charge. Survived by son Harold Supple of the home, daughters Beryl Somer Wilson and Hazel Hoover Modesto Calif, four sisters Sophia McDaniel Topeka Katie Brown Los Angeles Hattie Armstrong Pittsburg Calif Cora Stephenson San Francisco.

William W. Supple Michigan Valley Lara Weddle Topeka Supple Harold Supple Beryl Somer Wilson Hazel Hoover Modesto Calif Sophia McDaniel Katie Brown Los Angeles Hattie Armstrong Pittsburg Cora Stephenson San Francisco

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report

Admissions list Archie W. Turner Diana Jackman William Jones Chanute Joe E. Caylor Sylvester Hess Monday BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Dean Walburn Emporia son Tuesday weight 8 lb 402 Dismissals Brenda Hughes Mrs Virginia Price Harry Seevers Tuesday

Archie W. Turner King Diana Jackman RFD Pomona William Jones Chanute Joe E. Caylor Rantoul William J. Phillips Sylvester Hess Wilson Dean Walburn Emporia Son Brenda Hughes Grant Virginia Price N. Mulberry Harry Seevers Willow

Four Franklin County 4-Hers Chosen for State Choir

Marilyn Wasmund Nancy Hewitt and R Williams named to sing at the 1964 4-H State Roundup choir at Kansas State University Manhattan June 1 to 5. Seventy other 4-H members will complete the choir.

Franklin County 4.H K.state Manhattan Marilyn Wasmund Nancy Hewitt R. Martin Williams

Marriage Licenses Issued in Ottawa District

George W. Jarosek age 31 of Olathe weds Shirley Jean Brooks age 27 of Ottawa. E H Payn and Emma L Adams, both of Ottawa, listed for license.

George W. Jarosek Olathe Shirley Jean Brooks Ottawa E. H. Payn and Emma L. Adams

Meat Imports To Decline In 1964

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman said preliminary information shows meat imports from Australia and New Zealand will fall about 27 percent or 220 million pounds in 1964 versus 1963. Australian beef veal mutton and lamb imports are seen 29 percent lower, about 170 million pounds. New Zealand beef and veal exports likely drop 22 percent, around 50 million pounds. Cattlemen and some lawmakers blame imports for lowers cattle prices. a Senate panel considers tighter restrictions opposed by the administration.

Washington (Ap Orville Freeman Australia New Zealand U.S United States Congress Senate

Livestock Prices Fall Across Hog and Cattle Markets

KC Markets Kansas City AP reports hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower. 1 3 190 to 260 lb barrows and gilts 13 75 to 14 50. 300 to 400 lb sows 12 50 to 13 25. Sheep 1,800 head. lambs active. spring lambs up to 25. choice and prime spring lambs 22 25 to 23 25. ewes 7 35 to 8 50. Cattle 5,000 head. calves 100. steers and heifers steady. cows 50 lower. feeders steady. good to prime steers 19 00 to 22 00. good to choice heifers 20 00 to 21 25. utility and commercial cows 13 50 to 14 75. good and choice feeders 20 00 to 23 00.

Kansas City

Egg prices hold steady as poultry and butter unchanged

Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs show small shifts with large B at 24.26, large A 26-29, medium A 24.26, small A 19-21. Wholesale eggs at 80 percent A 29-31 for large and 28-29 for mediums. Poultry and butter remain unchanged.

Kansas City

Barry Goldwater Jr visits Wichita campus for presidential bid

Barry Goldwater Jr, 26, tours Wichita University as part of his father’s campaign for the Republican nomination. He plans stops at Kansas State University Manhattan and Washburn Topeka and a Wichita hotel reception. He says Nixon is the strongest threat and hopes to win on the first ballot, denying Birch Society membership.

Wichita, Kan Barry Goldwater Jr Wichita University Young Goldwater Goldwater Kansas State University Manhattan Washburn Topeka Wichita Richard Nixon Nixon John Birch Society The

Ottawa Kansas Legals and Elections Notices 1964

Multiple public notices from Ottawa Kansas published April 7 1964 include Ordinance 2244 designating South Mulberry Street as a main traffic way and related hearings Probate Court petition for final settlement of Eva Reed estate Notice of primary election and public hearing on zoning changes Ira E Ermey petition to rezone part of Sheldon Atkinson’s Addition The notices name Harvey Reed administrator Jess Gilmore secretary Paul R Shanahan secretary of state Bruce Spears county clerk and officials in Franklin County Kansas.

State of Kansas Franklin County Eva Reed Harvey W. Reed Ottawa Mulberry Street East 9Th Street East 15Th Street City OF Topeka City Commission Room City Planning Commission Ira E. Ermey Sheldon & Atkinson Planning Commission

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Leona Fanning Riche ‘Mond KU Medi Cal. Center Eels Bert Heminger Hickory St. Luke’s Hospital RCA Victor W .T Crites S. Main Ranssom Memorial Hospital Raymond P. Jennings Jesse G. Doudna N. Main Douda Adv Betty J. Brown Ronald Sie Reusch Sames L. Johnson Baldwin P.E.L. Construction Co., Inc N. Locust Capitol Truck Lines, Inc State Automobile and Casualty Underwriters Des Moines Iowa 9Th and Main Robert Lt. Luce Robert W. Luce South Hickory Marine Corps Schools Quantico, Va Children’s Theatre Ottawa Youth Center W. 4Th Street City Hall Mear’s Softball Association Ruhamah Baptist Church Margaret Henning Henning University of Kansas L. K. Stiffler USN Howard Supple Millard Supple Pueblo Leming Willis Leming Towner’s Chapel Downer’s Barry Jr Legals Dwight Haworth Jess Gilmore Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Franklin County Sale Company North State of Kansas Eas Flora Towner Wellsville Alan Hawley Baldwin Jct Nate and Leona Gibbons Bank Printy Ben Printy Cap Charles Williamson Donald R. Capper Frances Bones Princeton John Brown Winton A. Winter Audie Tor Trea Jack Nelson Kas Overbrook Allen County Livestock Auction Gas City Council Grove Harold Stewart Sth 16Th Torney Superintendent of Public Instruction Paul R. Shanahan Bruce Spears Firestone Good Otasco P. Moter Oklahoma and Tire Supply Co Marley Co Fairfax Rd K.C Finley Nice Holstein Lionial Shaw Dennis Grosse York Nebraska Overbrook Livestock Auction Nelson, Carey Auctioneers Clifford Marconette Mgr Massey Harris Delton Kettler Paola Drexel Road Don Tallman North American Hotel General Services Charles Redman Sheldon Shepherd Garage Gene Powell Ned Roberts Dan Fogle Island River Lee Carter Standard Rendering Co Ottawa Herald General Services Section Brittany Spaniel C. R. Donart Rita Turner Ottawa Lodge No A.F A.M Fred A. Gardner W. M Clarence E. Rea Sec’y West Frankelin Franklin Alcs West 2Nd Street H. E. Adell Lane W.hink Williamsburg Walter Keith Lankard Hay H. A. Funk Homewood Winseburg Pioneer Appanoose High School John Berger Lm le BE Misc Gingerich Fertilizer Co Golden Star Davis Quin Sporting Goods Ottawa Marine ELEC Trolling Motors Johnson Motors Newman Arkansas Traveler Bob Luce N. Cedar H.P Starcraft I.M.P Harold Bones Arin Lamb
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