Local Hospital Admissions and campus notices
Lester E Daugharthy of 804 S Mulberry admitted to St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Mo April 21 in room 484 Annex Jr Sr High PTA Bean Supper set for 75c April 27 from 5 to 7 using south door Mary Wittman of 610 S Lycamore entered KU Medical Center Saturday in room 221B Clothes line sale at 316 S Mulberry April 28 Miss Pat Merritt Peace Corps volunteer on Baker campus April 90 spoke in classes and Peace Corps material on display in Baker Union film shown 3 45 Everyone invited to see this film Princeton MYF Chili Supper 530 pm April 29 Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester E. Daugharthy
S. Mulberry
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Annex
Pat Merritt
Baker
Baker Union
Mereritt
Tunisia
North Africa
Ottawa Musicians Sweep Superior Ratings at KU Festival
Two Ottawa musicians won superior ratings at the state music festival held last weekend at the University of Kansas. John Presley trumpet and Charles Brandon sousaphone led a field of 400 entries from 65 Kansas high schools in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
University of Kansas
John Presley
Charles Brandon
Kansas
Reed's Watch and Pair Enrollment Notice at Eugene Field
Enrollment for kindergarten in the Eugene Field School District will be held from 2:05 a.m. to noon at the principal's office. Children must be five years old by January 1, 1966 to qualify. Address appears as 180 S Hickory, Reed’s Watch and pair in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field School
Funeral attendance for nephew of Neill and Cromwells
Ellis piano tuning CH 24431 Adv MR and Mrs Gien C Neill and Mr and Mrs Harley Cromwell attended the funeral services for Houston Neill, killed in an automobile accident Friday afternoon. Also noted is a dry cleaning offer and a student group trip to Kansas City with a miscaption correction for Mrs Tom Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gien C. Neill
Harley Cromwell
Houston Neill
Vassar
Emporia
Landscaping meeting at First Methodist Church basement
A landscaping design and improvement meeting is scheduled for 7 30 P M Wednesday at the First Methodist Church basement. All forty members enrolled in the landscaping course are invited to attend the county project meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Fort Lauderdale man admitted to Cedar House Nursing Home
Mr. Charles Averill of Fort Lauderdale Florida, uncle of Mrs. Glenn Mack, arrived Saturday evening and became a resident at Cedar House Nursing Home. He had traveled to Ottawa with his nephew R M Averill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Averill
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Glenn Mack
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ottawa
R. M. Averill
Mrs J W Franklin Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs J W Franklin of 6265 Sycamore has returned home after treatment at KU Medical Center. The notice lists the patient and her home address as part of a local hospital recovery notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Franklin
Sycamore
K.U. Medical Center
Classifieds Deliver Results Say CH 2 4700
A brief note touts classifieds as effective, urging readers to call CH 2 4700 for results. It presents no other facts or context.
Baker Names New Curator for Kansas Conference History Room
Dr. Wm. J. Scarborough announced that Rev. Merle W. White will become Curator of the Kansas Conference Historical Room and Coordinator of Historical Programs on June 1. White, longtime pastor in Johnson County, plans retirement next June after 47 years in the ministry. He seeks original documents and manuscripts to enrich the Baker University collection started in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Scarborough
Baker University
Merle W. Whitelaw
Kansas
South Park
Johnson County
Perry
Colony
Oskaloosa
Richmond
White City
Clifton
Randolph
Columbi
Zion
Council Grove
Whitlow
Clara Hare Court
Garrett Theological School
Career Ends At Wellsville Bank
Mrs. Forrest Bell of Wellsville will end 19 years at the Wellsville Bank as assistant cashier on May 1. Two new staff additions were announced by H. E. DeTar. Jerry Vickers of Baldwin joins mid May after high school and Emporia Teachers College training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Bell
Wellsville
Wellsville Bank
H. E. DeTar
J. C. Jones Jr
Wellseville
Jerry Vickers
Baldwin
Wellsville High School
Emporia
Boy Sleeps Has a Wreck Near Wellsville
An 18 year old Olathe youth, Larry E. Schaal, was cited for reckless driving after telling officers he fell asleep at the wheel. The 1961 Chevrolet left the right side of I 35, struck a guard rail, and toppled a barbed wire fence near Wellsville at about 2 30 a m Sunday. Schaal, uninjured, faced about 250 dollars front end damage, 50 dollars rail damage, and 10 dollars fence damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Wellsville
Larry E. Schaal
Olathe Rfd
Schaal
Local drivers fined in county court docket
Darryl D. Bell, 18, Wellsville, cited April 20 on South Main Street for driving an unsafe vehicle pleaded guilty and was fined $15 plus costs. Austin A. Gilbert, 36, Ottawa RFD 2, cited April 20 about eight miles east of Ottawa on K 68 for speeding 80 in a 70 zone pleaded guilty and fined $10 plus costs. Herman J. Andrees, 28, Osawatomie, cited April 6 two miles north of Ottawa on US 59 for following too close found guilty and fined $16 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl D. Bell
Wellsville
RFD
South Main Street
Austin A. Gilbert
Ottawa
Herman J. Andrees
Osaswatomie
Lightning spooks driver as car crashes near Ottawa
Violet Callahan, 45, of Pomona, escaped injury after a bolt of lightning startled her 1955 Chevrolet station wagon late Saturday. She left the highway five miles west of Ottawa on K68, crossed a field driveway and a concrete culvert, and struck a power pole but caused no pole damage. She was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital for bruises and abrasions and released. Estimated front-end damage to the car was $300. No arrest made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Violet Callahan
Ottawa
Callahan
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Elks Hold Card Contest Winners Named in Event
The Elks Club bridge tournament on April 25 crowned two session open pairs victors Kenneth McNabb and Virgil Patterson. Other prize teams included Bill Mathews, H. O. Madison, Mel Schick, Don Weekly, Carl Ross, Don Kerr, John Startzel, and Ed Sites with partners from Kansas City and nearby towns. In regular Monday play, top pairs were Hazel Amos with Maurie Schaulis, Clare Senior with Ethel Henderson, Doris Peeters with Freda Gilmore, Mary J. Hanes with Bill Stuart, with Ottawa and Kansas City participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Club
Virgil Patterson
Pleasantton
Bill Mathews
Prairie Village
H. O. Madison
Indeependence
Mel Schick
Don Weekly
Kansas City
Carl Ross
Don Kerr
Warrensburg
John Startzel
Rayetown
Ed Sites
Hazel Amos
Maurie Schaulis
Clare Senior
Ethel Henderson
Doris Peeters
Freda Gilmore
Ottawa
Mary J. Hanes
Bill Stuart
Lubbock
Tex
Spring Crops Progress In Kansas Wheat Slower In West
AP reports in the Kansas state weekly weather and crop report that spring planting shows mixed progress. Corn planting reached 10 percent, oats 86 percent, and spring barley 90 percent, all lagging behind 1964 levels and averages. Wheat growth is spotty with critical moisture shortfalls in western areas while northern and eastern regions see better growth. Sugar beet planting advances in western sections and clover and forage grass sowing continues in southern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Richmond Area News notices and student delegates
Richmond Area News reports Leon Sobba a sophomore at Emerporia State attended a Newman Club delegation to Cape Girardeau Missouri over the weekend. It notes a musical program by Grades 3 and 4 at the PTC meeting on April 21 and lists new officers including President Mrs Glen Wharton Vice President Mrs Gloria Stroble Secretary Mrs Gene Vining Treasurer Mrs Virgil Rossman Program Chairman Norman Shine Publicity Chairman Robert Ledom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Chandler
Leon Sobba
Emerporia State
Newman Club
Cape Gerardeau
Louis Sobba
Richemond
PTC
Glen Wharton
Gloria Stroble
Gene Vining
Virgil Rossman
Norman Shine
Robert Ledom
Battery stolen from 1965 Ford pickup on Main Street
Police were notified Monday that an Auto Light battery valued at 20.75 dollars was taken from a 1965 Ford pickup parked at Robertson Motor Company used car lot at 405 North Main. The theft is believed to have occurred Sunday night or early Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson Motor Company
N. Main
Area Marines In Training At Camp Pendleton
Pvt. Eldon L. Shisler son of Mrs Zoe Shisler 704 S Cedar has completed four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton Calif Also Pvt Robert E Black son of Mrs Mary C Black 7386 Sycamore is also taking training at Camp Pendleton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon L. Shisler
Zoe Shisler
S. Cedear
Camp Pendleton
Calif. Marine
Robert E. Black
Mary C. Black
Sycamore
County 4-H Boys Place In Contest at Douglas County Show
Three Franklin County 4-H members placed in the judging contest at the Douglas County Beef Breeders Show in Lawrence on Saturday. Emory Morgan, leader of the Silver Leaf 4-H Club, was second in the adult division. Bob Krueger of Town and Country 4-H Club and Billy Lytle of the SHAFF 4-H Club tied for third in the junior division. About 12 of the 70 contestants were Franklin County 4-H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Douglas County Beef Breeders
Lawrence
Emory Morgan
Silver Leaf
Bob Krueger
Billy Lytle
Death of Earl P Hart Pomona painter at 74
Earl Percy Hart age 74 of Pomona died at 3 15 p m Monday at his home. A painter by trade he had lived in Pomona since 1934. Services will be at 2 p m Thursday at Alden Harrington and Son Funeral Home Bonner Springs Towner Chapel oversees local arrangements He was born May 8 1890 in Maywood Kansas He was a member of Bonner Springs Christian Church and a charter member of the Pomona Lions Club Surviving are his wife Mary married June 18 1911 at Bonner Springs two daughters Mrs E C Riley and Mrs A H Halletter Bonner Springs one son Harry A Hart Kansas City Kansas nine grandchildren two great grandchildren four sisters Mrs Gladys Carl California Mrs Eunice Maltby Wichita Mrs Nora Reiney Maplewood Mo and Mrs Mabel Damon California and one brother Bert Hart Wichita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Percy Hart
Pomona
Alden Harrington and Son
Bowener Springs
Towner Chapel
Maywood
Kan
Bonner Springs
Maplewood
Mabel Damon
California
Bert Hart
Wichita
Mrs Kate A Baker 78 dies in Ottawa hospital
Mrs Kate A Baker aged 78 of 733 S Poplar died at 9 25 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a five day stay. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Ned Roberts officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Born Feb 23 1887 in Council Grove she lived in Franklin County Ottawa and Osawatomie before moving. Married Oct 20 1912 to Oscar J Baker. Survived by husband one son O Warren Baker one granddaughter two sisters Mrs Denver Cowgar and Mrs William Poff and many nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate A. Baker
S. Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ned Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Baker
Council Grove
Franklin County
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Oscar J. Baker
The
Christian Church
O. Warren Baker
Denver Cowgar
Hiawasse
Ark
Wil.iam Poff
Sacramento
Calif
Dole Criticizes Plan To Cut Technical Aid
Washington AP Rep Robert Dole Kan contends cuts to technical assistance for soil conservation disrupt district work and raise Kansas costs. He warns of soil and water damage nationwide, noting Kansas would lose over 3 million in cost sharing and farmers would pay 586000 annually without federal aid. He urges boosting federal support by 10.9 million for soil and water programs and 5.1 million for the Great Plains plan in his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Dole
R-Kan
House
Dole
Kansas
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Great Plains
Savio Leaves Free Speech Movement at Berkeley Rally
Mario Savio 22, head of UC Berkeley student revolt, announced he is leaving the Free Speech Movement and may withdraw from the Berkeley campus scene. He spoke Monday at Sproul Hall steps after leading about 1000 students in a December sit-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Mario Savio
University of California
Savio
Sproul Hall
Tip winner named for Herald tip award
Max Roush of 406 S Main wins the Heralds $5 news tip prize for last week. He supplied the tip about the Baldwin woman who speaks daily with her husband in Labra dor. Other entrants included Mrs Charles Ebeck and Bruce Moses. Each reported a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roush
S. Main
Herald
Roush
The
Baldwin
Labrador
Charles Ebeck
Bruce Moses
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Recap
Hospital notes list admissions Monday for Mrs. Robert A Reed Ottawa RFD 3 Mrs Joe Burns Melev ern Mrs Alfred Mathias Pomona Connie Mietchen 224 Maple Robert Kerr 1141 S Cedar Mrs Richard LaNier Ottawa RFD 4 Tuesday dismissals include Mrs Everett Stankard Pomona RFD 3 and Mrs Elmer Mellies 1039 Cottonwood Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Reed
Ottawa
Joe Burns
Melevern
Alfred Mathias
Pomona
Connie Mietchen
Maple
Robert Kerr
S. Cedar
Richard LaNier
Everett Stankard
Pomona Rfd
Elmer Mellies
Cottonwood
Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City Market
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hogs mixed with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower, sows steady to 25 lower, weights 190 to 310 pounds listed. sheep market steady for spring lambs and ewes with prime lambs 26.50 to 27.00. cattle and calves steady to weak with slaughter steers 24.50 to 25.75, heifers 22.50 to 24.00, cows 13.50 to 15.00, calves 17.00 to 19.50, and feeder steers 20.50 to 23.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Mary Evelyn Martin
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by Winton A Winter as Executor under the Will of Mary Evelyn Martin deceased seeks final settlement and assignment of assets. Defenses must be filed by May 19 1965 at 10 00 oclock a m in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Mary Evelyn Martin
Ottawa
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Mary Wittman
S. Lycasmore
University of Kansas Medical Center
Princeton
Methodist Church
Reed
Hickory
Ellis
Durbin
Centropolis
S. Hickory
Dairy Queen
Tom Moore
Tom Porter
Ottawa High School
Pat Sievers
Sally Gibson
Anne Christie
Beth Butler
Bolt
Elks
Kenneth McNabb
Richmond Area News
Police News
Eldon Shisler
Tip
R.A.M
Millard R, Wren
Melvin L. Sellers
Secy
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Charles E. Ratliff
W. M
Clarence E, Rea
6Th St
John's Fruit Market
Bob Hussey Inc
Gibson Discount Center
Gibeson Discount Center
Darbe
Iola
Legals
Hart
Earl P. Hart
Sous Lengel Son
Kertuay
Cowner
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Union School
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Elsie M. Cain
Posmona, Kans
Harold Stewart
C. A. Hobbs
Tom Seyler
Adm
Poplar
Clifford R
Hobbs
Jack Nelson
Jim’? Brady
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