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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1963
Page
3
Dr. T Myron Webb director of Bible Fellowship Hour will speak at Wellsville Baptist Church Tuesday night April 23 at 730 PM. Webb is a noted Bible teacher heard on Kansas radio stations and based in Los Angeles. Adv.
Mary Bond of Pomona was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a collision in Richmond between her car and another driven by Dan W. Lickteig of Richmond. Bond was southbound and Lickteig eastbound. Lickteig’s right side and Bond’s front end were damaged. Bond cited for driving without a valid license. Crump cited for permitting an unauthorized driver.
Admissions list includes Sheryl Finch of Rantoul Fern Bond Pomona Harry Rypbolt of 1023 N Cedar Friday Beverly and James Moss of RFD 1 Rantoul Mrs J S Weethee of 923 N Mulberry and William Wilford RFD 4 Saturday Dismissals include John Baxter Lane Fern Bond Pomona Saturday
An official statement reports President Izhak Ben-Zvi in worsening condition with stomach cancer and kidney trouble. Three leading doctors issued a communique indicating he had taken a turn for the worse amid grave concern from reliable informants.
Beverly Ann Prideaux a 24 year old nurse from Alma Kansas was killed in a Friday car truck collision one mile west of Deerfield Missouri on US 54. She was en route to Kansas City to work as a special duty nurse. The driver Ernest Whaley Brown 53 of Cleveland Tennessee was not injured. Deerfield lies nine miles west of Nevada near the Kansas line.
Ottawa Council No 3810 Knights of Columbus will join Topeka spring meeting of the supreme board in Kansas. About 2,000 knights from across the U S and Canada will attend with hosts from three Topeka councils. Ottawa delegates include Bill McLaughlin Francis Golden Art Harkins Clarence Carpenter and Martin Mueller. The event starts with a solemn high mass and breakfast led by Archbishop Edward J Hunke ler and Supreme Grand Knight Lake Hart.
Los Angeles in Boston triumph fractionally. Celtics need one more win to clinch the championship in a best of seven. Red Auerbach lauds a team effort as Tom Sanders and Tom Heinsohn shine and Bob Cousy says the odds favor Boston after a 108 105 victory in game four.
Derril Tate, 40, failed to ace the par 3 14th at Schifferdecker Course in Joplin. After mishitting his first shot into a sand trap he followed with a second ball that bounced once and dropped in the cup for a bogey four. Tate is still chasing a legitimate ace.
The Disabled Citizens of America conducts a fundraising drive through the sale of COURAGE DIGEST published by D. C. A. No other publications are sold. buy only from authorized personnel to aid handicapped residents.
The Kansas City Athletics sit atop the American League after a double sweep by the Los Angeles Angels. Both games ended 3-2 with Orlando Pena earning the opener win as George Alusik homered to break a 1-1 tie and Haywood Sullivan and Dick Howser added run scoring singles. In the nightcap Bob Turley looked strong until Ed Charles delivered a bases loaded single to score Gino Cimoli.
Baseball scoreboard lists Friday results with teams Chicago New York Boston Detroit Kansas City Los Angeles Minnesota and others plus upcoming games. The notice section includes a Kansas Franklin County board of equalization meeting and a probate court hearing for the estate of George A Dunlap with dates and required defenses.
Payroll and services total detailed for road and bridge departments listing many names with salaries and misc costs. Notable items include doctors, clerks, contractors, suppliers, and township road work with amounts from 10 to 600 dollars and large totals for special road and bridge projects. Total figures show substantial expenditures across multiple townships and vendors.
A dense local notice item lists multiple weekly and date specific auctions across Kansas towns including Pomona Overbrook Lawrence Ottawa Baldwin Baldwin Jot and Bethany area reads as a community notice card with consignments farm sales household goods and real estate offerings. It includes contact numbers and locations such as 1136 N Main Ottawa and Po mona Bank and mentions Lincoln School Cub Scout sale and a few product ads for fertilizers and farming supplies.
New Zealand left-hander Bob Charles held a one stroke lead at the Houston golf classic after 36 holes, posting 67 66 133 seven under par. Jack Nicklaus and Kermit Zarley trailed by one, with Zarley and others at 134 after rounds of 66 68. Charles sank a 10 foot birdie on the final hole to take the lead, while Nicklaus missed a 25 foot attempt to tie.
KC Markets Kansas City reports cattle prices lower across groups with steers down up to 50 and feeders down 50, heifers down 25. Slaughter cattle good to prime ranges 21,00 24,25. dealers 24,00 31,00. Sheep show gains with lambs 1.00 50 higher and feeder lambs 15,00 18,25. Hogs mix with barrows gilts 50 lower and sows 25 lower. weights 185 275 lb at 13.50 14.00.
The Herald offers a weekly five dollar reward for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be timely, verifiable, and of strong local interest to earn the award.
A warehouse lien sale is set for May 18 1963 at Ottawa Transfer and Storage Company 309 Walnut Ottawa Franklin County Kansas to satisfy a 734 dollar lien on various items including books antique dishes frames furniture and a rock collection. The sale will be at 1 00 p m cash in public auction. May 4 1963 Ottawa Transfer and Storage Company Carl Seaton owner. First published April 20 1963 last published May 4 1963. In The Probate Court Franklin County Kansas notice of appointment of executor. Dorothy M Baker was appointed executor of the will of Mabel F Holmes deceased on April 13 1963 letters testamentary issued. Creditors heirs devisees and legatees must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Dorothy M Baker executor Donald L White attorney.
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