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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1964

Page

5

Richmond candidate bids for third term at county race

SCECIL Vining of Richmond runs on the Democratic ticket from the second district seeking a third term as county commissioner. The piece notes a community event at the Coffee Shop tonight and lists health officials Rosalie Osburn and Mary Mickey attending a public health convention in Kansas City. Ottawa High School’s track team beat Olathe 84.55 with Reggie Silvey winning the 440 and 200 and placing second in the 100.

Scecil Vining Richmond Flea Ion Arosalie Osburn Mary Mickey Kansas City Ottawa High School Olathe Reggie Silvey Ottawa

Community meetings and ads in Ottawa Herald

Hawkins community meeting at the school Friday night offers refreshments and invites attendance. Peoria club to meet with cookies. Ottawa Herald ad lists World’s Fair color viewing and RCA Victor color TV at Crites Appliance Center. Kansas contractor scholarship awarded to a University of Kansas engineering student with ties to Pomona. Franklin County DeMolay Mothers group attends Pittsburg meeting honoring state officers.

Hawkins R.C.A Victor Color T.V Crites Appliance Center Adv A We University of Kan- Sas Kan- Sas Contractors’ Association, Inc Terry Floyd Heidner Pomona RFD 1 Peoria Community Club Franklin County de Molay Pittsburg State of Kansas Yong Clarence Keefer Howard Smith Elmo Shepard L. E. Dunn L. L. Schoonover M. O. Moon Eugene Sturm Topeka

Dog Show Entry Blanks Available

Entry blanks for two pure bred dog shows on May 9 are available from Mr and Mrs Keith Wait. About 700 to 800 dogs are expected at each show. The Lawrence event will be at the 4 H fair grounds K 10 east of Lawrence and the Topeka event at the Mid America Fair Grounds 17th and Topeka Blvd. Both shows open at 8 am and run all day. The Waits operate Devoncote Kennels Ottawa RFD 1.

Keith Wait Wait Lawrence Fair Grounds K-10 Topeka Mid-America Fair Grounds 17Th Topeka Blvd Devoncote Ottawa

Powers New Gas Service Head

KANSAS CITY R. M. Powers, president of the Gas Service Co., serving the Ottawa area, was elected chairman of the board. He will remain chief executive officer. I W McKee becomes president and Jerry Duggan named executive vice president and general counsel.

Kansas City R. M. Powers Gas Service Co Ottawa I.W. McKee Jerry Duggan

County Court Fines Driver for Excess Speed

Berton L. Shockey, 16, Wichita, pleaded guilty to speeding 80 mph in a 70 mph zone. He was fined 10 dollars plus six dollars in costs. A second youth, Dean Miller, 17, was required to pay costs.

Anidther Berton L. Shockey Wichita Fie Dean Miller

Bowers Files Continues On County Politics

Franklin County Republican chairman for six years and district chairman for two years, Bowers, 46, has served as Franklin County attorney from 1951 to 1954. A Ottawa University and Kansas University law school graduate, he is an attorney and World War II veteran living with Senator and Mrs. Bowers and five children at 1200 W. 7th Ottawa.

Cisco Franklin County Bowers Ottawa Ottawa University Kansas University Law School W. 7Th

US seeks Soviet control in Cuba

Washington reports the United States presses Khrushchev to restrain Fidel Castro as Cuba gains access to a modern arsenal of anti aircraft missiles. The aim is to deter overflights and ensure continued U2 reconnaissance, with warnings that any shooting could trigger swift retaliation.

John M. Hightower Washington United States Khrushchev Fidel Castro U.S Castro Cuba Johnson White House Soviet Union

Marriage Licenses for Hurrelbrink and Oshel in Lawrence

Robert Hurrelbrink, 23, Lawrence, and Jennie Mae Oshel, 24, Lawrence, obtain marriage licenses in the same city amid planned nuptials.

Robert Hurrelbrink Lawrence Jennie Mae Oshel

Auto Stall Off as Weather Hits Shea Stadium

Long Island commuters faced disrupted traffic near the Queens fair site as an auto marathon game was canceled due to weather. Violence erupted in two Queens subway stations with over 20 arrests as demonstrators leaped tracks and blocked trains. Three white women were among those arrested, chant slogans included Freedom Now and Just Like Birmingham. Civil rights demonstrators attended events around the fair and blocked entrances to the New York City Pavilion.

Shea Stadium Fairgrounds New York City Fair Site Queens Birmingham

Deaths WALTER J. ROSENBAUM 82 Pomona area resident

Walter J. Rosenbaum 82 of Pomona RFD 2 died Tuesday at 9 15 p m in Ransom Memorial Hospital after two years of failing health. Services Friday 2 p m at Towner Chapel with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Born March 26 1882 in Gladesprings Virginia he moved to Kansas at 15. Retired farmer he lived in Franklin County 52 years. Survived by wife Phoebe 62 years married two daughters Rachel Isle Paola and Floyd Flager Pomona two grandchildren and one brother Martin Rosenbaum Gladesprings VA. One brother and one sister preceded him in death.

Walter J. Rosenbaum Pomona Central Methodist Church Rachel Isle

Funerals for Mrs Nellie P Myers Held at Centropolis

Services for Mrs Nellie P Myers who died April 18 were at Centropolis Christian Church on April 21 with Rev Ivan Matthews and Roy W Browning Jr officiating. Pallbearers included Rex Don Lloyd Lester Harold and George Myers. Singers Mrs Harry Mc Nees and Mrs Fred Powers were joined by Anita Clark. Burial followed in Union Cemetery.

Nellie P. Myers Centropolis Christian Church Ivan Matthews Roy W. Browning, Jr Rex Don Lloyd Lester Harold George Myers Harry Mc.Nees Fred Powers Anita Clark Union Cemetery

Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices

KC Markets in Kansas City shows cattle at 2,200 head with calves 50, slaughter steers 19.00 to 20.50, heifers 18.50 to 20.00, cows 13.50 to 14.75. hogs 4,500 with barrows and gilts 13.00 to 14.50 and sows 11.50 to 13.25. sheep 500 with slaughter lambs 23.00 to 23.75 and rams via shorn slaughter ewes around 6.50.

Kansas City

Egg and poultry prices hold steady in Kansas City

AP reports consumer eggs poultry and butter unchanged. Wholesale eggs list Large at 80 percent A 29-30, medium at 80 percent A 27.29. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced at farm 12 14 delivered at plant 13 1334.

Kansas City Missouri Arkansas

Public Invited To View Milk Production Demonstration

Public invited to view automatic milk production from cow to tank with minimal human labor. Demonstrations run 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday and Monday at eight Franklin County farms. County agent notes cows are milked by automatic cups and milk travels via glass piping to a 1,000 gallon tank. A bulk truck pumps milk every two days. School groups and other organizations urged to visit, contact Jerry Hobbs or the county agent. Farms include Lancaster Ottawa RFD 1, Turner Ottawa RFD 1, Hobbs near Princeton, Weigand near Ottawa, Wasmund near Princeton, Dillon Brothers Pomona, Johnson Ottawa RFD 4, among others.

Franklin County Don Brown Kurt Weigand Ottawa Weigand’s Jerry Hobbs Princeton Franklin County Dairyman’s Association Glenn Jim Lancaster Ottawa Rfd 15Th Main Louis and Eldon Turner

Community sale notices and auctions in Franklin County area

Local sale listings and auction schedules show Franklin County events including school houses and household goods sales in Overbrook, Globe, Worden, Baldwin Junction, Exeline and Pomona with times from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Also listed are farm and household sales in Pomona, dates in April, and recurring weekly auctions in Ottawa Overbrook and Council Grove with livestock, furniture, appliances and miscellaneous items.

LePeer Overbrook Globe West North Baldwin Junction Union Exeline West Baldwin Dd Rone M. Brock Hickory Ottawa Nate and Leona Gibbons Pomona Bank Kansas Kas Allen County Livestock Auction Gas City Council Grove

Lions Elect New Officers at Ottawa Club Meeting

Preston Thompson was elected president of the Ottawa Lions Club at a noon meeting on Monday April 20. New officers include Don Lauver first vice president Charles Barnes second vice president Jack Day third vice president Julius Raffelock secretary Truyn A Bischoff treasurer George Kramer Carl Seaton tail twister Glenn Bigelow lion tamer and directors Guy Briscoe Lee Shelden Harold Gahagen and Bob Pence. Officers-elect will assume July 1.

Preston Thompson Ottawa Lions Club Don Lauver Charles Barnes Jack Day Julius Raffelock Truyn A. Bischoff George Kramer Carl Seaton Glenn Bigelow Lion Tamer Guy Briscoe Lee Shelden Harold Gahagen Bob Pence

Hospital Notices Admits and Dismissals Reported

Admissions include Mrs. Raymond Mundell from RFD 2 on Tuesday. Dismissals list John W. Catuska of 615 S Syc amore, Mrs. Virginia Price of 828 N Sycamore, Mrs. Wilson Mack from RFD 1, Mrs. Ralph Crawford and baby daughter at 634 S Oak, Nevil Lee Gumm at 747 Temont on Wednesday.

Raymond Mundell John W. Catuska Sycamore Virginia Price Wilson Mack Ralph Crawford S. Oak Nevil Lee Gumm Temont

Joint Rural High School District No 11 Bond Election Notice

First published April 8 1964 notice states an election will be held May 2 1964 at Monona High School 8 am to 6 pm to issue bonds not exceeding 345000 for erecting and equipping a school building in Franklin and Osage Counties Kansas. Ballot will comply with state law. Officials John Lederer James Driver James Parks Charles Herschell Elwin Henry.

Franklin and Osage Counties State OF Kansas Franklin and Osage State of Kansas PO Mona Frankelin Osage John Lederer James Driver James Parks Charles Herschell Elwin Henry

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Faith Bible Church Poplar Clifford Lewis Ellis Ottawa Herald _Business Office Powers New Gas Service Head Weigand Bowers Files Cal Ewing Kansas State Employment Service Colbern’s Ewing OHS Nellie Myers Brown Salvage Yard Leroy Wasmund Jim Allen RFD Wilson Dillon Brothers Harold E. Johnson Centropolis Orville Ready Mona Gibler Apt Rose Campbell White Shrine Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Alice Maxwell Lanah Cameron Otasco Totasco Oklahoma and Tire Supply Co Claude Myers Bros Howard Franklin County Sale Company North Printy Ben Printy Cap N. Main Printy’s Todd Mobil Homes Jack Nelson Harold Stewart First Baptist First Methodist Sacred Heart Court House Lawn 4Th and Main Lions Legals Malott Ottawa Herald Meyers Dairy 6Th Woolworth’s Mr, Cook General Services Standard Rendering Co
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