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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1965

Page

6

Quenemo High honors list includes eleven students

Eleven Quenemo High School students earned placement on the fifth six weeks honor roll. A students are Jan Cade Glen Lewis and Carol Reed. B students include Lynn Alen Linda Brecheisen Jerry Bryan Patty Caldwell Loren Caudle Peggy Demoret Pat Mooney and George Niehoff.

Quenemo High School Jan Cade Glen Lewis Carol Reed Lynn Alen Linda Brecheisen Jerry Bryan Patty Caldwell Loren Caudle Peggy Demoret Pat Mooney George Niehoff

University Singers to perform Spring Song at Rice Memorial

The University Singers led by Lester H Groom of Baker University will present Spring Song in Rice Memorial Auditorium on Friday at 7 30 p m The event spotlights Baker University music faculty and campus culture with a period tone.

University Singers Lester H. Groom Baker University Music Faceulty Rice Memorial Auditorium

Guest artists and sales in Joplin and nearby towns

Carl Bobbish of Ottawa University will be guest artist with the Piano Guild of Joplin on May 10 playing Ravel Chopin and Shostakovich as Kansas City Philharmonic members also perform Reed’s Watch and Clock Repair advertises. Bible lectures by Rev. Paul D. Friedrichsen at Calvary Baptist Church nightly through Friday and Sunday morning and afternoon services. Back Yard Sale Friday April 30 9 to 5 at 212 West Sixth Street. Two USN sailors aboard USS Hornet reported aboard and stationed out of San Francisco. Clothesline Sale Friday April 30 1109 North Mulberry. Susan Jane Alderman Spokane admitted to Kansas State veterinary college. Garage Sale Saturday May 1 730 to 130 at 107 North Main. Central Kansas Jersey Breeders show May 3 Garnett fairgrounds judge Ralph Bonowitz. Bake sale Acme Paint Fourth and Main May 1 Jr Class.

Carl Bobbish Ottawa University Piano Guild of Joplin Ravel Chopin Shostakovitch Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra

Deaths MRS GERTRUDE R LITWIN 88

Mrs Gertrude R Litwin 88 of 223 Maple died at 12 15 pm Wednesday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of ill health Services will be at 3 pm Thursday at Kehilath Israel Chapel Kansas City with burial at Kehilath Israel Blue Ridge Cemetery She was born August 1876 in Poland lived in Ottawa 15 years and married May 18 1895 in Poland to David P Litwin The Litwin department store chain began in Iola in 1909 and 19 stores exist in Kansas Surviving are two daughters four sons 20 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren

Gertrude R. Litwin Maple Ransom Memorial Hospital Kehilath Israel Iola Poland David P. Litwin Litwin Kansas Mr. Litwin David Mudrick Ottawa Tillie Feldman Atchison Mayer Litwin Lawerence Morris Litwin

Mrs Letha A Hunt Dies at 95 in California

Mrs Letha A Hunt 95 longtime Ottawa resident died Wednesday in Anaheim California after a period of poor health Burial will be in Hope Cemetery Ottawa She was born April 3 1870 in Lebanon Connecticut and with husband Charles H Hunt ran the Hunt Grocery at 9th and Poplar for years They moved to California in 1920 Mr Hunt died July 29 1950 She was preceded in death by two children Victor A Hunt 1918 and Vera A Hunt 1932 She survived by nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements by Lamb Funeral Home will be announced tomorrow

Letha A. Hunt Ottawa Anaheim Calif Hope Cemetery Hunt Lebanon Victor A. Hunt Vera A. Hunt First Baptist Church Santa Barbara Lamb Funeral Home

Hospital Notes Admissions List

A hospital admissions note lists multiple patients with names and locations. Entries include Mrs Russell Reams Melvern Lester Moore 1132 E 11th Mary Thompson 120 S Elm Milton Farris Ottawa RFD 3 Adrian Espinosa 129 S Locust Connie Hase Richmond Sara Church Ottawa RFD 3 Dean Kerr Crestview Nursing Home Frank C Bell 1031 N Sycamore Lester Moore 1132 E 11th Mrs Wally Schroeder 207 Willow Mrs Roy Sutton Quenemo Mrs William Nelson 724 S Locust Mary McClay 419 Ss Cedar Thursday

Lester Moore Wally Schroeder Willow Roy Sutton Quenemo William Nelson Mary McClay

County Court terse notes on muffler and following too close

Thomas John Hickman age 18 of 835 N Cherry cited April 16 at Twelfth and Cedar for a car without a muffler. He pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars plus court costs. Harvey D Shears age 24 of Rogers Arkansas cited four miles west of Ottawa on US 50 for following too close and for no daily log books. He pleaded guilty and was fined 20 dollars plus court costs.

Thomas John Hickman N. Cherry Twelfth Cedar Harvey D. Shears Rogers Arkansas Ottawa Shears Conrad K. Theobald S. Main Ronald A. West Princeton Rfd Kenneth E. Massengale Wellsville P.h Richard L. Towe Theron J. Harrell N. Main Charles LeRoy Sober Pueblo Colo Chester E. Leach Rantoul N. Locust Walter W. Sutter Sue Cust Frank W. Barnes Mandatetan Lavernon G. Lohman N. Sycamore Allen C. Stephens Freemont Neb Leo D. Lockwood Kansas City Clarence A. Shinn Hutchinson Earl J. Bartlett King Edward L. Clark N. Oak John LeRoy Hopkins S. Cedar

Market roundup Kansas City cattle news brief

KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle receipts 3,200 with calves 50. Terminal supply cows slaughter cows range steady to 25 lower. Utility and commercial cows bring 13.50 to 15.25.

Kansas City

Marriage Licenses for James Christian and Loretta Terry

James Frederick Christian aged 21 of Baldwin and Loretta Pearl Terry aged 23 of Baldwin are recorded as entering into marriage license proceedings. The notice lists both applicants by name and residence with no further conditions specified.

James Frederick Christian Baldwin Loretta Pearl Terry

Police Court records show multiple driving and muffler cases

A Police Court session current list includes guilty verdicts and fines for cruelty to animals, drunken driving, reckless driving, and defective mufflers. Several defendants faced arraignments or posted bonds ranging from 5 to 150 dollars, with trials set for May 6, May 13, or May 20. Various ages and home towns are listed, including Ottawa, Princeton, Wellsville, and Lawrence, with several cases continuing.

Harvey A. Berr S. Wilelow Berr Larry W. Beers Eudora Rfd Beers Ralph Mundy E. 2Nd Wallace B. Reilly Jr Ottawa University Orange N. Mulberry Billy E. Spears Lawerence Charles Nickelison Hi W. 6Th John Edward Danner Spring Grove Carl W. Mooney Lawrence Howard L. Fowler Pomona Rfd Eldon L. McCurdy S. Oak Robert A. Califano Main Ben Walburn Jr Michelgan Valley Gene A. Martin Michael L. Masters Burelingame Russell G. Wiggins Jr S. Walnut Wiggins Kenneth L. Bishop N. Sycamore Bishop

Anniversary Planned for Pomona Methodist Church

Pomona marks the 96th anniversary with a Sunday program and a dinner. Rev. Melvin Booth will speak at the 10:30 service, followed by Rev. Everett S. Hughes at the dinner. A reminiscence session will invite long-time members to share church memories as plans for a church history advance toward the 100th anniversary.

Pomona Melvin Booth Everett S. Hughes Longetime Methodist Lois Baxter

Gas main breaks in Le Loup interrupting service

Le Loup resident Wayne O Connor tilled sod near the Jerry Smithey residence when his tiller struck and ruptured a three inch gas main, cutting service to the community for about five hours until Cities Service crew repaired the line and Gas Service Co relit furnaces, restoring service by 11 p.m.

Wayne O'Connor Jerry Smithey le Loup Cities Service Gas Service Co

Richmond High Trap Shoot by Freshmen at City Lake

The freshmen class of Richmond High School sponsors a trap shoot at noon Sunday May 2 at the Richmond City Lake located one mile south and a mile and a half east of Richmond.

Richmond High School Richmond City Lake Richmond

Drive Here Nets $2,056.23 for Franklin County Tuberculosis

The Franklin County Tuberculosis Association reports net receipts of 1964 65 drive at 2 056 23. Disbursements include 1 205 87 to the State Association and 985 for chest clinics at Ransom Memorial Hospital and tuberculin testing in schools. It notes Franklin County is the only association outside large cities with a chest clinic. Mobile Unit expenses in Ottawa to be paid from 1965 66 funds.

Franklin County Tuberculosis Association State Association Ranesom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Ottawa

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Devoncote Kennels Dr. Lennard Aremory Durbin Kansas Federation of Chapters National Association of Receired Civil Employes S. Hickory Dairy Queen Lois Baby Cummings Lawrence Memorial Hospital Ellis Reed Hickory Adv Paul D. Friedrichsen Calvary Baptist Church W. 7Th Friedrichsen Fli Roderick V. Koon USN Fred E. Koon RFD 2 Wayne V. Keim Clifford R. Keim Hornet San Francisco Mulberry Susan Jane Alderman College of Veterinary Medicine Kansas State University Sat Acme Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa Rfd Franklin County Sale Company North Uwridh Soliddy Printy Ben Printy Elsie M. Cain Poemona Kans Harold Stewart Gen C. A. Hobbs Tom Seyler N. Poplar Clifford R Hobbs Jack Nelson Kan Council Grove Jim? Brady Ottawa High School OHS Sandra Clark Tony Zerbe Rebekah Lodge VFW F. H. Sargent Carol McNickle John R. Cox Jeanne Wagers Robert Jacobs 6Th St David Orchard Men & Women Ltd Hue Mane Ottawa Herald R. S. Darbe Royal Cleaners Box General Services 29 Ward Underwood Gene Powell Standard Colelect Shorty Lyndon Turner Cabinet Gus Wittry Greeley Kewanee Massey-Ferguson Ottawa Trac. & Imp L. Ricksecker May J. W. Clock Werter R. Davis Baker University Wiessseennes Letha (Abell) Hunt Charles H. Hunt Anaeheim California The Lamb Geretrude R. Litwin Kehillath Israel Blue Ridge Cemetery Louis Dengl Sn Moetua
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