City delivery extends to Wil low area and West 7th streets
Postmaster T. J. Cummings announced city delivery will begin Aug 18 for residents from 10th to 15th on Willow, a West 7th section, and West 7th Street Terrace, removing them from rural route delivery. More than 70 families affected. Also notes local notices of ads, visitors, and activities in Ottawa Herald column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cummings
10Th
15Th
Willow
West 7Th
West 7Th Street Terrace
RFD
City
Car Crash Damages Two Vehicles on South Hickory
A car in the 300 block on South Hickory was hit at about 2 15 this morning by a vehicle driven by 22 year old Charles E Ebeck of 119 E 5th. Ebeck said he was looking down inside his 1952 model when he struck Beatrice M Reynold’s 1956 model. Ebeck’s front bumper fender and grill were damaged while Reynolds’ rear bumper left rear fender and trunk lid were damaged.
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South Hickory
Charles E. Ebeck
Ebeck
Beatrice M. Reynolds
Reynolds
James L Anderson Fined for Reckless Driving in Ottawa
James L Anderson of Ottawa Rural Route 2 appeared in police court Saturday morning on drunken driving and reckless driving charges. The drunken driving charge was dismissed after a blood test. Anderson pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined $25.
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James L. Anderson
Ottawa Rfd 2
Anderson
Deaths Santford L White of Princeton dies at 56
Santford L White 56 of RFD 1 Princeton died at 1 53 a m at his home after hospital treatment for injuries from a July 7 accident He was a heavy equipment operator with M H P L Construction Co Appleton City Mo and farmed He was born May 12 1906 in Sapulpa Okla lived in Kansas City before moving to Princeton He married Lucille Jenni May 17 1933 Surviving are his widow two daughters Mrs Ronald Hatfield Kansas City and Mrs Dorothy Coffee Miami Okla one son Charles L Kansas City five grandchildren two brothers Carl and Claude L Kansas City two sisters Mrs Bertha M Lancaster Southwest City Mo and Mrs Gussie L Lancaster Miami Okla Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Towner Chapel.
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Appleton City
Sapulpa
Okla
Kansas City
Princeton
Lucille Jenni
Neosho
The
Baptist Church
Miami
Union No
Ronald Hatfield
Dorothy Coffee
Charles L
Carl
Claude L
Bertha M. Lancaster
Southwest City
Gussie L. Lancaster
Memorials for Elmer A Shaw and Cora Moore Held in Ottawa
Elmer Alfred Shaw 59 of 1137 S Cedar Ottawa died Sunday at 5 30 am at his home He was a World War II veteran born January 7 1903 in Missouri He operated a filling station at 7th and Beech and was a member of the American Legion and Ottawa Nazarene Church He married Grace Jackson who died earlier and on August 29 1954 married Inez Hinton Surviving are the widow a daughter and a son plus five grandchildren and several relatives Also surviving are three step daughters and one step son The funeral will be at Towner s Chapel Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Ralph Edwards officiating Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Chanute Services for Cora Moore 75 of 848 E 8th were Sunday at 10 am at Towner Chapel Burial was in Hope Cemetery She was born April 10 1887 in Ottawa and lived here most of her life An Eastern Star member and Bethany Chapel Baptist Church member she was married to Robert G Moore who died Feb 4 1955 Surviving are two daughters a son and one sister plus several nieces and nephews She is noted as the last survivor of a family of eight and had been employed at Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Elmer Alfred Shaw
S. Cedar
Towner’s Chapel
Ralph Edwards
Memorial Park Cemetery
Chanute
Missouri
Ottawa
7Th and Beech
American Legion
Ottawa Nazarene Church
Grace Jackson
Inez Hinton
Loraine Dryden
Willow
Gene Shaw
Lucille Williams
Wheatridge
Colo
Julita
Rosella Hinton
Stephen Hinton
Walter Shaw
Pittsburg
Edna Leckliter
Augusta
Cora Moore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
S. E. Hopkins
Hope Cemetery
Moore
Cora Hudson
Robert G. Moore
Eastern Star
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Virginia Bailey
Los Angeles
Calif
Betty Taylor
San Fernando
Jack White
San Francisco
Forest Wilkerson
Two Local Women Pass Away in Pomona and Crestview
Mrs Lettie R Allen 69 of Pomona dies after a year long illness at home. Funeral at Dengel Son Mortuary Wednesday with Rev W L Shuler officiating, burial in Central Cemetery. Born March 6 1893 at Ransomville, she lived in Pomona all her life, member of Central Church and Security Benefit Association. Survived by husband Max W Allen, three daughters, one son, 11 grandchildren, and three brothers. Mrs Alice Day Smith 70 dies at Crestview Nursing Home. Services at Towners Chapel Wednesday at 10 a.m. Rev Ned Roberts officiates, burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Born August 26 1891 in Kansas City. She was a resident at Crestview since February 2.
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Lettie R. Allen
Pomona
Central Community
Dengel & Son
W. L. Shuler
Central Cemetery
Ransomville
Central Church
Security Benefit Association
Williamsburg
Max W. Allen
Earl Bronson
Valley Falls
Kenneth Bowman
Glen Horst
Topeka
Ralph Allen
Orville Chambers
Paola
William Chambers
Burlington
Charles Chambers
California
Alice Day Smith
Crestview
Towner’s Chapel
Ned Roberts
Wellsville Cemetery
Smith
Kansas City
Death of Joseph DeNoyer 95 Kansas City native
Joseph Edward DeNoyer 95 of Kansas City a former Ottawan died Sunday at Sheridan Lane nursing home Shawnee. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at Washington Creek Church near Globe Douglas County with Rev Lee F Spitzer officiating. Burial Washington Creek Cemetery. Born April 18 1867 in Jefferson Ohio he was a machine molder later a nursing home operator and helped run Sheridan Lane Nursing Home. Surviving daughter Grace H Parks Kansas City five grandchildren 16 great grandchildren and one great great grandson.
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Joseph Edward DeNoyer
Kansas City
Sheridan Lane
Shawnee
Washington Creek Church
Globe
Douglas County
Lee F. Spitzer
Washington Creek
DeNoyer
Jefferson
Ohio
Grace H. Parks
Joseph Edward
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed
Admissions include Miss Elizabeth Stoltz Carolyn Krueger Ruby Skall Mrs Roy Taylor Mona Stoffer. Births show William Mason Lane Lee Bond Bulgari Nichol Marks Bush and others with weights. Dismissals list Thomas Mace Ralph Horne Geiler Willey Nesbit Good Harbison Mietchen Campbell.
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Elizabeth Stoltz
S. Hickory
Carolyn Krueger
Ruby Skall
Kansas City
Roy Taylor
Mona Stoffer
N. Sycamore
William Mason
Lane
Lee Bond
S. Cedar
Vincent Bulgariji
William R. Nichols
S. Mulberry
Thomas Marks
Hickory
R. L. Bush
Quenemo
Nelson Fritts
Thomas Mace
Ralph Horne
S. Locust
Peter Geiler
N. Oak
Lloyd Willey
Julie Nesbit
Robert Good
Wellsville
Don Harbison
S. Sycamore
Gary Mietchen
S. Poplar
Frank Campbell
Gardner
Colorado Camp Trip For Youths From Grace Episcopal Church
Twelve youths from Grace Episcopal Church began a weeklong camping trip to Colorado destinations including Pike's Peak and the Royal Gorge. Rev. Leopold Hoppe and Walter Dengel led the group after a 7 a.m. communion service at the church. The itinerary includes the Evergreen Episcopal conference center with past trips noted.
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Pike’s Peak
the Royal Gorge
Rocky Mountain National Park
Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold Hoppe
Walter Dengel
Episcopal Conference Center
Evergreen
Colo
Father Hoppe
Black Hills
Doug
Dana Bennett
Ricky Balda
Ted
John Hoppe
Frank Sheldon
Tom Wellington
Bob Latimer
Bob Hardage
Jeff Weien
Jon Indall
Nine Area Men Enlist In Navy
Nine Franklin County men enlisted in the U S Navy at Ottawa recruiting station and are in recruit training in San Diego. Enlisted from Ottawa was Frank A Hopkins, 720 Locust. from Waverly Kenneth D Wakefield. from Paola Gene C Shambaugh and David E Coble. from Osawatomie David L Shaffer and Charles E Karigan. from Quenemo Robert D Sims. from Williamsburg Frank A Hanson.
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Franklin County
U. S. Navy
Ottawa
San Diego
Frank A. Hopkins
Waverly
Kenneth D. Wakefield
Paola
Gene C. Shambaugh
David E. Coble
Osawatomie
David L. Shaffer
Charles E. Karigan
Quenemo
Robert D. Sims
Williamsburg
Frank A. Hanson
Funerals for Ottive Magill and Fred W Gaddis
Graveside services for Ottive Magill, died Aug 3, at Highland Cemetery Tuesday 2 p.m. Rev. Thomas Ingle to officiate. Relatives meet at Towner's Chapel to travel to the service. Fred W. Gaddis, died Aug 4, service Tuesday 2 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home Rev. William R. Weber officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottive Magill
Highland Cemetery
Thomas Ingle
Towner’s Chapel
Fred W. Gaddis
Lamb Funeral Home
William R. Weber
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Not What It Seemed Dead deer turned out to be a goat at city dump
An Ottawa man reported a dead deer at the city dump. Police and game protector Kenneth Campbell investigated and found the animal was actually a dead goat. The origin of the goat remains unknown.
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Kenneth Campbell
Campbell
Hot Humid Days Ahead In Kansas Weather Outlook
AP reports Kansas will stay hot and humid with scattered thunderstorms across eastern areas tonight and early Tuesday. Highs Sunday reached 89 to 99 degrees, with lows from 63 to 77. Rain fell across northeast and north central spots, while today’s highs were forecast at 90 to 100 and tonight’s lows 65 to 75.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Goodland
Olathe
Two Ottawa Drivers Charged With Traffic Violations
Two Ottawa men faced traffic charges after weekend incidents. Cyrus G. Cronkhite, 32, of 305 East Fourth, posted 285 dollars bond on counts of driving while intoxicated and a defective muffler. Charles A. Norton Jr., 20, of 118 South Elm, was charged with reckless driving running a stop sign and a defective muffler. Both await police court on August 9.
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Ottawa
Cyrus G. Cronkhite
Charles A. Norton Jr
S. Elm
Real Cool Rain Ends Ottawa Heat Spike
Ottawa cooled after a hot day with a high of 98 degrees Saturday and a welcome .90 inch rainfall Saturday night. Sunday’s high settled at 90 degrees, weather observer John P. Kelsey reported the official measurements.
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Ottawa
John P. Kelsey
July Fire Loss Report Highlights Ottawa Calls
The Ottawa Fire Department logged 12 city calls in July with total property loss of 15 dollars. Fire Chief Harry Gilliland notes only city-limits incidents. one outlier to the Red Rooster Cafe near US 50 is excluded. Damages cited include a motor, car wrecks, fires, and minor incidents.
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Ottawa Fire Department
Harry Gilliland
Otawa
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Lambs Report
KC Markets reports cattle slaughter runs at 13 500 with calves 800. Slaughter steers and cows show weakness, with choice steer prices 26.50 to 27.75 and cows 13.75 to 16.00. Hogs run 4 200 with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents. sows up to 25. Sheep at 1 800 steady with spring slaughter lambs 22.00 to 23.00 and ewes 3.00 to 6.25.
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Kansas City
Cougars Spotted On I-35 Near Wellsville
The Herald reports two cougars seen in the Ottawa area with sightings by Mrs. Albert Masenthin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brecheisen on Interstate 35 near the Wellsville exit at about 8 am. A Franklin County farmer also reported seeing the cats and tracks have been observed. a cast made by J. B. Mickey last week showed a large and a small animal.
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Ottawa
The
Herald
Albert Masenthin
Ottawa Rfd 1
Charles Brecheisen
Lyndon
Interstate 35
Wellsville
Olathe
Franklin County
J. B. Mickey
Graham calls Monroe death a sermon to Hollywood
Sees Sermon In MM Death Sees Sermon In MM Death Montreat North Carolina AP Billy Graham says Monroe’s death should be a sermon to Hollywood. He states that all she sought could be found in Christ and that fame and sex do not satisfy the inner person.
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Montreat
N.C
Billy Graham
Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood
North Carolina
Motor Stolen From Boat In Harvey Barr Case
Harvey Barr of 126 S Willow reported yesterday that a boat motor was stolen from his vessel last Saturday above the waterworks dam. He told police the loss occurred at the location, and authorities began an investigation into the theft.
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Harvey Barr
S. Willow
Barr
Notice of Sale of Personal Property August 1962 Ottawa Kansas
First published August 6 1962 notice that Moore Chevrolet Olds Inc has a lien on three autos a 1949 blue Dodge a 1951 dark green Chevrolet and a 1941 black Dodge at 412 South Main Ottawa Franklin County Kansas for total rents 68 89 and 131 dollars. Public sale by auction for cash at 8 00 a m September 4 1962 to satisfy the charges for towing storage and care.
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State of Kansas
Chevrolet
Dodge
South Main Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Franklin County
Moore Chevrolet-Olds., Inc
Eisenhower Tours Loire Valley Chateaux Country
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower left Paris for a tour of the Loire Valley chateaux region about 75 miles southwest of Paris. He travels as part of a foreign trip to visit historic castles and scenery, with plans to meet local officials and enjoy the countryside.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Loire Valley
Kansas notice of proposed constitutional amendment submission
State of Kansas notice states submission of a proposed constitutional amendment at the November 4 1962 general election Pursuant to Article 14 Section 1 and Senate Concurrent Resolution No 31 adopted April 7 1961 the proposition will be submitted to voters on November 6 1762 for their approval or rejection to amend Section 3 of Article 2 of the Constitution The amendment reads The members of the legislature shall receive such compensation as may be provided by law The undersigned certifies the copy of the proposed amendment is in the office of the secretary of state US R Shanahan gen secretary of state
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State OF Kansas
Senate
The
United States
Kansas
State of
Kanesas
Paul R. Shanahan
Classified Advertisement Rates and Terms
Local and national rates for notices including insertion options per word per line and per line pricing. Card of Thanks and Lodge Notices priced with word counts or emblems, with minimums and discounts. blind ads incur an extra charge.
Sale Dates for Kansas Livestock Auctions and Sales
A list of weekly and special auctions across Kansas and nearby Missouri with dates, locations, and contact details. Includes Overbrook, Ottawa, Emporia, Osage City, Pomona, Lyndon, Princeton, and Neosho venues, plus dairy cattle, stocker and feeder sales, consignment, and furniture auctions. Dates range August with times noted for select events.
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Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Kansas
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Osage City Sale
Emporia Livestock Sale Co., Inc
Osage City Livestock Sale
Osage City
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Norris Johnson & Son
Appanoose High School
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Walter E. Hegberg
Princeton
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson St
Henry Beherms
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Earl Moore
Norwood
Franklin County
Franklin Co
Holstein Dairy
New Sale
New Sale Barmy
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Harold Graves
Freddie and
Judy
Bell Gardens
Harold Liggett
Sally
Davis
David L. Yates
RFD 3
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ottawa Herald
Highway Patrol
Highway Commission
West 17Th Street
Lloyd Ray Williams
Kent Hollinger
Joyce Schweitzer
Jim Dunn
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Te Michiel C. Sowers
Clare Sowers
States
Germany
Florida
Stewart
Jamieson
Elmer A. Shaw
Christian Church
Frank Smith
George Cloon
Woodlawn Park
Rocky Mountains
Joseph E. Denoyer
Colorado
Navy
Ottive
Veterans’ Funerals
Veterans Administration
Lambs
Lamb
Auheeone
Nancy LeValley
King
Louis Engl Sanctuary
Legals
Fee Peanteen
Downer’s
Tke
France
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Jack Nelson
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Harriet Parsons
Him St
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