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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1966

Page

4

Ottawa congregational activity paused for district assembly

Jehovah's Witnesses in Ottawa suspend local activities this week while the entire group serves as delegates to the Gods Sons of Liberty district assembly in Dallas Texas from August 3 to 7. The Ottawa Jaycees donate 50 dollars to send one Cerebral Palsy Summer Camp child, funded by trap shoot proceeds, with other civic events planned including an ice cream social on August 3 at 6:30 p.m. on the Court House Lawn.

Ottawa Jehovah’s Witnesses Ottawa Jaycees State of Kansas JayCee

Adv Garage Sale and Free TV Drawings Ad

Local notices advertise an advance garage sale at 404 S Mulberry with Ellis Piano Tuning contact CH 2 4431. A free drawing for a portable TV at Gambles is announced with a drawing date August 6.

Ellis S. Mulberry Gambles Adv

City Sells Stag Bonds to Finance Utility Unit

The city commission sold 1,948,000 of bonds to finance a new STAG unit for the utility plant at 4.4203 percent to E F Hutton Inc Kansas City MO. The bid was one of two bids. Interest totals 606,140 over 15 years. Revenue from the plant will pay for the unit and financing. Tax dollars remain untouched.

E. F. Hutton, Inc Kansas City

Bloodmobile to Visit Ottawa University August 16

The Franklin County Bloodmobile will be at the Ottawa University student union on August 16 from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m with about 150 expected donors. Walt Dengel county chairman urges appointments by calling CH 2 2535. A brief meeting of community service local chairmen follows at 5 p m on Wednesday at the Anchor Savings and Loan building to stress blood collection importance. Blood donated in Franklin County is free to residents, and prior recipients should contact Dengel to ensure no-cost arrangements.

Franklin County Ottawa University Student Union Walt Dengel Anchor Savings and Loan Franklin County Red Cross Dengel

Polish Cigarette Prices Rise Across Poland

Warsaw AP reports Poles, among Europe’s top three smokers per the Polish Press Agency, now pay 15 to 50 percent more for cigarettes.

Warsaw Poland Europe

Television Schedule Snapshot for NBC CBS ABC and More

A dense listing of prime time and daytime shows across NBC CBS and ABC channels with timing blocks, featuring programs like Today I Love Lucy The Parson and the Outlaw I Spy and Tonight among many others, including news weather movies soap operas westerns game shows and plays. The schedule notes multiple c marks indicating color or circuit coding and lists numerous titles such as Family programs dramas sitcoms and documentaries across dayparts.

KC Market and Livestock Summary from Kansas City AP

Wholesale eggs show 80 percent A at 44.45 for large and 34-35 for mediums with butter unchanged. Cattle receipts 2,500 with calves 100. late heifers steady to 25 lower, cows up to 25, feeders steady. hogs 3,000 steady to 50 lower with varied weights. sheep 700 with spring lambs up 25, ewes steady, lambs 23.75-24.50 for choice and prime.

Kansas City

Prison guard halts truck as missing inmate found

In Wales pole State Prison a guard reported Vahey Venetzian, 39, missing. Authorities stopped a garbage truck leaving the yard and dumped its load where Venetzian was found among the refuse.

Warpole Mass Vahey Venetzian Wales Pole State Prison Vanetzian

Emergency cases treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital

From Sunday through today emergencies at Ransom Memorial Hospital included injuries from poisonous seeds and fishing hooks. Names include Jeffery Markley Ottawa RFD 1 Barry Gaeddert Quenemo Gary Sims Quenemo Delores Cheatman Kansas City Kan Carl Furman Locust Eric Peterson Beech Leo Akers Cypress Shelley Marks Ottawa RFD 1 Carol Ann Stout Ottawa RFD 1 Charles Keller Baldwin Mrs O W Waymire Maple Donald Bearly South Main Mrs Chester Woodrum Hickory John Case Ottawa University Price Hall Louis Lynn Maule Wellsville RFD 2.

Jeffery Markley Ottawa RFD Barry Gaeddert S. Maple Gary Sims Quenemo Delores Cheatman Kansas City Kan Lake Pomona Carl Furman Locust Eric Peterson Leo Akers Shelley Marks Chester Woodrum N. Hickory John Case Price Hall Ottawa University

Bridge Winners At Elks Club Event

Winners announced for Elks Club bridge event with top pairs in both orientations. Northernsouth pair first: Mrs Roe bert A Anderson and Jim Grae ham from Kansas City. Osawatomie teams take second: Mrs A W Peterson and Loretta Reynolds. Eastwest winners: Mrs E K Hazlett of Lawrence and Merle Price. second place to Mrs David Sage and E W Crandall.

Elks Club Northe South Roebert A. Anderson Jim Graeham Kansas City A. W. Peterson Loretta Reynolds Osawatomie Eastewest E. Hazlett Lawrence Merle Price David Sage E. W. Crandall

Deaths: Minnie A. Allsup 92 Ottawa area resident

Minnie Amanda Allsup 92 retired clerk died 12:50 p.m. Monday at Hamilton Nursing Home Ottawa following a five week illness. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Towner Chapel with Elder Lloyd Wilkinson officiating. Burial in Galeseburg Kansas. Born March 14 1874 in Leftwick Bridge Tennessee she lived in Arkansas and Lawrence Kansas before moving to Ottawa in 1957. Survived by two daughters Beulah McKee and Floy Rinner one son Ralph J. Allsup and three grandchildren. He was born Quenemo and lived around Ottawa about 70 years. (Note: OCR contains mixed sexes in obituaries. kept as readable.)

Minnie A, Allsup Minnie Amanda Allsup Hamilton Nursing Home S. Mulberry Towner Chapel Lloyd Wilkinson Galeseburg Kan Leftwick Bridge Tenn Arkansas Lawrence Ottawa Elbert E. Allsup Church of Christ Beulah McKee Princeton Floy Rinner Redfish Calif Ralph J. Allsup Hutchinson Quenemo Scribner Verdia Christeson Vern O. Miller Pleasanton Anna Bailey Lyndon Lottie Stevenson Los Angeles Mabel Burkehardt Lakeside Charley Miller Clarence Miller Herrington Lawrence Miller Inglewood

Paul T. Kitchen Dies at 73 in Fort Scott Funeral

Paul T. Kitchen of Moran died Sunday at Sisters of Mercy Hospital Fort Scott. A farmer formerly of Ottawa and Emerald, he was born May 28 1893 in Ulysses. Services 9 am Wednesday at St Patrick's Emerald burial Burlingame. Survived by wife Cardelyn son Paul F Kitchen two daughters 13 grandchildren two brothers and three sisters.

Paul T. Kitchen Moran Sisters of Mercy Hospital Fort Scott Ottawa Emerald St. Patrick’s Church Burlingame Ulysses Ruth Cardelyn Paul F. Kitchen Wamego Raymond Mulcahey Williamseburg Walter Hester Independence

John P Miller 91 Dies at Ottawa Home

John Pinkney Miller 91 retired railroad employee died at 4 p.m. Monday at his daughter Mrs. Charles Scribner's Ottawa home. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Quenemo Federated Church with Rev. Fred Harvey officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon in charge.

John P. Miller John Pinkney Miller Charles Scribner Ottawa Rfc Quenemo

Police News Charge Against Vicki Everson

Vicki L Everson a 19 year old of 804 North Mulberry was charged with speeding Monday in the 1000 block of South Main.

Vicki L. Everson N. Mulberry South Main

Gay Nineties Summer at Village Players Tickets On Sale

Tickets are on sale for A Gay Nineties Summer presented by The Village Players. Performances August 4 5 and 6 at the old sale barn East Wilson with show times 7 30 pm and 9 30 pm. Adults 1 children under 12 50 cents.Tickets available at Butler s and Wassmer s and from a hay rack at Third and Main Wednesday evening.

Village Players Old Sale Barn East Wilson Butler’s Wassemer’s

Hospital Notes Admissions List of Names and Addresses

Hospital admissions include Kenneth Mumma Roy D McIntosh Wallace Collins Mrs Ray Brown Twila Sands Mrs O W Waymire Becky Jo Gibson Mrs Roy A Hughes and Max Creviston Lynn Maule with a Tuesday date. Dismissals note Michael Presnal at 915 Willow on Monday.

Kenneth Mumma Sycaemore Roy D McIntosh Wallace Collins Quenemo Ray Brown Twila Sands Rantoul O. W. Waymire Maple Becky Jo Gibson Ottawa

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