Summer Honors Institute picks 30 seniors from KU
Leon Graves of Pomona High School is among 30 seniors chosen for KU Summers Honors Institute in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Ross Nelson of the County Extension Office attends a camp planning session at Rock Springs Ranch, plans to return tomorrow. A damage suit by PEL Construction Co. against Capitol Truck Lines and the State Automobile and Casualty Underwriters was dismissed. Army SP5 James O. Collins, 30, assigned to Viet Nam command as a communications specialist, parents listed. Ottawa Police Chief announces resignation of Capt. W F Adams from the late shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Graves
Pomona High School
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Kansas
Ross Nelson
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
PEL Construction Co., Inc
Capitol Truck Lines, Inc
State Automobile and Casualty Underwriters
Des Moines, Iowa
Army SP
James O. Collins
U. S. Army Support Command
Vietnam
Cliche O. Collins
Baldwin Rfd
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported Across Town
Admissions list includes Mrs. Anna Ash of Pomona, Mrs. Jennie Morrison of 812 S Mulberry, Lloyd Kern of Rantoul, Mrs. Albert Turner of Overbrook, Mrs. Andrew Seamonds of 326 S Cherry, Mrs. James H Rees of 836 Ash, and Mrs. Mal Breshears of Williamsburg area, with days noted. Births record Charles Donart Jr at Princeton, weight 7 lb 6 oz, Leon Michel at 819 S Main, weight 5 lb 13 oz, Jack Beauchamp at RFC 3, weight 8 lb 12 oz, all announced for Wednesday or Thursday. Dismissals include Eula Taylor of 719 Ash on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ash
Pomona
Jennie Morrison
S. Mulberry
Lloyd Kern
Rantoul
Albert Turner
Overbrook
Andrew Seamonds
S. Cherry
James H. Rees
Ash
Mal Breshears
RFD
Williamsburg
Charles Donart, Jr
Princeton
Leon Michel
S. Main
Jack Beauchamp
RFC
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Lambs
KC markets show cattle 2700 head and calves 100 with poor test demand, cows steady, utilities 13.75 to 14.75. Hogs 4000 with barrows gilts and sows weak to 25 lower, barrows gilts 12.50 to 14.25, sows 11.50 to 13.00. Sheep 50 steady, lambs 24.50, cull to good 6.00. Eggs poultry butter unchanged. Wholesale eggs large 28–30, mediums 24–26 at 80 percent A, live fryers 11–14 delivered 12–14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Williamsburg High School Honor Roll List Named
The Sth six weeks honor roll at Williamsburg High School includes high honor Joe Binns and Bonnie Goodwill. Honorable mention goes to Bud Ransom, Bob McClure, Rod ney Mulcahey, Rich Smith, Linda Seaton, Gail Collins, Gene Hirt, Sandra Adams, Jeanette Collins, Kimberley. Kimberley is described as a diamond industry center and modern city of about 80,000 in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg High School
Sth
Joe Binns
Bonnie Goodwill
Bud Ransom
Bob McClure
Rodney Mulcahey
Rich Smith
Linda Seaton
Gail Collins
Gene Hirt
Sandra Adams
Jeanette Collins
Kimberley
Johannesburg
Republic of South Africa
Police Court Bonds Forfeited In Police Court Today
Police court listed forfeit bonds for eight defendants including Leo Mathias Byron Harms John Wise Pete Roeckers Evelyn Moore Charles Hadsall Donald Morton and Ray Tillery for various traffic charges. Additional actions included guilty pleas innocent pleas with trials set for May 14 and fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars. Other cases saw guilty verdicts with fines and deferred sentences in traffic offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Mathias
S. Sycamore
Byron R. Harms
Pomona Rfd
John E. Wise
Cypress
Pete J. Roeckers
Willow
Evelyn M. Moore
Princeton
Charles L. Hadsall
N. Locust
Donald R. Morton
Ray EE. Tillery
Ottawa
Willard E. Collins
Richmond
Jewell M. Chapman
Tremont
James M. Gage
Wellsville Girl Wins Scholarship
Lois Schendel, 18, a twelve-year 4-H member from Wellsville, wins the $100 Paul Gross scholarship for leadership and service. A Baker University freshman, she has led Miami County 4-H groups, served as secretary and treasurer, and held multiple club roles. She completed 114 projects, delivered 91 talks, and 48 demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getters 4-H
Paul Gross
Lois Schendel
Louis Schendel
Wellsville
Miss Schendel
Baker University
Baldwin
Miami County
4-H Council
Death notices for Fisher and Crockett at Topeka and Burlington
Mrs A L Fisher 83 former ly of Waverly died in a Topeka rest home. Services Friday 10:30 a m Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon burial Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo relatives may call this evening. John A Crockett 85 Burling ton died April 29 at KU Medical Center after a short illness. Funeral arrangements pending services in Burlington probably Saturday. Rangers at Yellowstone Park shoot elk in the northern area where biologists say browse supports no more than 5 000 through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, Fisher
A, L. Fisher
Waverly
Topeka
Shaffer Mortuary
Lyndon
Oak Hill Cemetery
Quenemo
Fisher
Pleasant View
W. Va
Opal Miller
Melvern
Helen Rigdon
Atlanta
Ralph
Tulsa
Okla
Alvin
Springfield
Wayne
Mission
William
John A Crockett
John A. Crockett
Burlington
K. U. Medical Center
Edith Miller
John Patterson
Wichita
Hoytt
Eureka
Calif
Harold
Ottawa
Harry Abbott
Yellowstone National Park
Ottawa High volunteers foil melodrama vandals
Four Ottawa High School seniors guarding the volunteers tent slept through the night to deter vandals during the melodrama Only an Orphan Girl. At about 2 a.m. three ropes were cut. the four boys chased the culprits, caught one suspect, and handed him to police who then turned the Ottawa University student over to campus authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
OHS
Bob Nordyke
Jim Lewis
Eddie Davidson
Mike Shepard
Ottawa University
County Court Guilty Pleas Include Stop Sign, Fire Extinguisher
In county court on April 29 and 30 several defendants pled guilty. Roger M. Williams, 16, of 116 W. 10th, fined $5 plus $6 costs for disobeying a stop sign. LaVerne I. Beebe, 60, Jefferson, Iowa, fined $10 and $36 costs for having an empty fire extinguisher on a common carrier. Wallace Wiseman, 40, Wellsville RFD 1, fined $20 and $6 costs for illegal use of farm registration. Evert B. Heins, Ottawa RFD 3, fined $5 and $6 costs for an outdated drivers log book. John Deere pled guilty April 29 to vagrancy and was sentenced to 30 days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger M. Williams
W. 10Th
LaVerne I. Beebe
Jefferson
Iowa
Wallace Wiseman
Wellsville
RFD
Evert B. Heins
Ottawa
John Deere
Lane Area Notes and Local Events Recap
Rev Al Simmons traveled to Louisiana to reunite with his wife and children, returning with his family while his father’s passing from a heart condition was reported. Mrs J Hazell Knight of Vero Beach Florida planned a two week stay but learned of the death. The Junior Senior Prom themed Apple Blossom Time occurred at the high school gym. Evelena Chapter 435 met with Grand Chapter reports discussed. Bruce Thomas and Ned visited Fremont and Laird Jr. Chrisjohn sustained a hip injury after a fall from a two story house and was hospitalized in Kansas City. The Dominican Republic produces over a million tons of sugar annually along with cacao, coffee, rice, peanuts, tobacco, and cattle ranching is significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Simmons
Louisiana
J. Hazell Knight
Vero Beach
Florida
Fla
Kansas City
Evelena
Bruce Thomas
Fremont
Ned
Leo Laird Jr
Dominican Republic
Kansas highway sealing project in Franklin County plan
First published notice for sealed bids by the State Highway Commission of Kansas for the construction I 35-30-4694(6) 0.698 mile bituminous sealing near the Franklin Miami County line. Bids due 9:00 A.M. May 21, 1964, in Chanute. Plans and specs available at Franklin County Clerk or State Highway Commission offices. Addison H. Meschke, Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankelin County
Kansas
K.S.H.C
Chaenute
Frankline
Miami County
15Th Street
Baldwin
Franklin County
State Highway Commission
Addison H. Meschke
Franklin County Sale Barn Holstein Herd Auction Notice
Franklin County sale barn will sell Saturday May 2 at the Franklin County Sale Barn one mile north Ottawa. Entire Holstein milk cow herd and 14 good Holstein cows from Earl Houston owner of Overbrook Kansas. Also 15 head Black Yearling steers and 15 head Black Heifers. Open hay and cattle dates on North Ottawa Highway 59. Also household sales every Saturday in Pomona Kansas next to the bank. Contact Nate and Leona Gibbons Pomona 566 3645.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiil
Franklin Co
Curtis
Earl Houston
Overbrook
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Franklin Co. Sale
Curtis Candy Breeding
Pomona
Bank
Kansas
Jack Nelson
Kas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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Mariner
Gar
Willow Ln
Faith Lutheran Guild
Missouri Pacific Railroad
E. 1St
Ellis
E. W., Flaherty
W. F. Adams
Ottawa Police Department
Adams
Eula Taylor
Christopher Wilson
King
Floyd Minnick
Harry Stern
N. Poplar
Comstock
Alonson B. Comstock
Towner
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Downer
Lamb
Chrisjohn
Legals
State Highway Commission OF Kansas
Dr. Trump
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Harry
Frances Reiner
Albert Johnson
Quenema
Keifers Dam
Jerry Keifers
Ree Ward
J. B
Homer Barkley
Redwood Inn
South Rantoul
Clifford Hunter
Davis Orchard
Herald
Royal Cafe
Lazier Cosmetics
Marlin Weis
Parker, Osawaetomie, Ks
General Services
Roy Johnson
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Charles Redman
Gene Powell
Ottawa Herald
Day’s
West
Duroc Hamp
Harvey Plummer
W. Paola
B. F. Heidner
T. J. Bivens
Merriam Lane
Shawnee Mission
ICC
Morgan
Reway
Rep
Geo
Buysse
Holiday Inn
North Topeka
Otetawa Herald
Kenneth Russell
Lane
169 Highway
Funk
Homewood
Msburg
Clark
Greeley
Kan
Sas
Frank Roessner
John Brown Hiway
Seeds, Fert
Floyd Flager
Pioneer
Appanoose High School
John Berger
Poultry & Supplies
Gingerich Fertilizer Co. MO
Marvin Walker
Albert Barber Osawatomie
Misc
Williamson Salvage Co
N. Foplar
OK Discount Store
Reflector
Otasco
Gee Toney
Au . Wits S
Ottawa Herald Business Office
Conrad
Golden Star
Davis
Sporting Goods
Johnson Motors
Newman
Arkansas Traveler
Bob Luce
Ottawa Marine
Cedar
Mercury Motors
Starcraft
IMP
Ottawa Boats and Motors
Singer
Overland Park
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Todd Mobil Homes
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