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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1963

Page

3

Reverend Chester A Hall to lead First United Presbyterian

Clergy and community notices list Rev Chester A Hall as minister at First United Presbyterian Church 3rd Walnut for Sunday 10 30 a m with local ads noting piano tuning service and museum events at Old Depot and Centennial cabin in City Park open 2 to 5 p m Also farewells for Rev Ralph Edwards at Forest Park with his move to Kansas City Southwood Church in Raytown Mo and about 100 attendees.

Chester A. Hall First United Presbyterian Church 3Rd Walnut Old Depot Museum Alma Schweitzer Marguerite McCurdy H. G. Williams H. J. Nordeen Centennial Cabin City Park Church of the Nazarene and Friends Forest Park Ralph Edwards Edwards Kansas City Southwood Raytown

Cattle and hog market notes from Kansas City AP

Kansas City cattle market not established with 300 hogs active in trade. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts strong. some prices rising. Sows 25 higher. weights 210–260 lb at 18.25–18.75. 275–375 lb sows 16.00–17.00. 375–500 lb pigs 4.75–16.00. Sheep 100 with good lambs at 19.00–20.50. ewes 5.00–5.50.

Kansas City

Marriage Licenses for Olney and Slater in Waverly

C. C. Olney aged 59 of Waverly and Mabel Alice Slater also 59 from Waverly secured marriage licenses. The announcement notes both parties are residents of Waverly and confirms license issuance.

C. C. Olney Waverly Mabel Alice Slater

Youths Sentenced At Franklin County Court

Two Garnett area youths Arnold Charles Wolken 18 and Gary W Farrar 16 pleaded guilty before Judge Robert I Pinet and received consecutive 30 day terms in county jail on drunk and disturbing the peace charges. They were arrested at the Richmond fair grounds after a complaint from fair officials about attempting to fight carnival workers. A 15 year old boy was also taken into custody on similar charges and was to appear in County Juvenile Court.

Garnett Area Franklin County Robert I. Pinet Arnold Charles Wolken Gary W. Farrar Richmond Fair Grounds Joe Ferns Fair Fair Carnival

Police Court Defendants Forfeit In City Session

Few defendants appeared yesterday in City Police Court with most forfeiting bonds for missing hearings. Among those present, Frank Marvin Feebeck pleaded guilty to DUI reckless driving and driving without a license, fined 140 dollars and given a 30 day suspended jail term. Baxter Dysart guilty of being drunk in public jailed for unpaid 50 dollar fine. Jim Ellis Hally forfeited 50 dollar bond for drunk in public. Willie Williams had charges of disturbing the peace dismissed but fined 50 dollars for drunk in public. Others listed include Carl Coffman 25 dollars careless driving Terry Lay 10 dollars speeding Logan Bond 15 dollars defective muffler Norman Moore 15 dollars speeding Geraldine McCormick 15 dollars speeding Earl Killingworth 10 dollars speeding Clifford Christian 10 dollars speeding Louis Brubeck 15 dollars speeding Howard Lee 10 dollars running stop sign David Reekie 15 dollars defective muffler.

Frank Marvin Feebeck Baxter E. Dysart Jim Ellis Hally Willie S. Williams Williams Carl W. Coffman Terry L. Lay Logan L. N. Bond Norman E. Moore Geraldine R. McCormick Earl J. Killingworth

Okoboji Weather Dictates Summer Theater Titles

In Okoboji Iowa storms and heat influence the Okoboji Summer Theater season. A July blackout interrupted Dark at the Top of the Stairs. Highs reached 89 degrees as Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opened. The final show The Miracle Worker opens in two weeks, prompting local speculation about weather's next impact.

Okoboji, Town Okoboji

Ex-Dictator Pinilla Among 11 Arrested in Coup Plot

In Bogota AP report police say former dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla and ten others were arrested on charges of conspiring to seize control of the government, authorities stated.

Bogota Colombia Gustavo Rojas Pinilla

Washington News: Debt Ceiling Action and Juvenile Delinquency

The Senate schedules hearings next week on debt limit legislation as the Aug 31 ceiling nears, with Treasury projections placing debt above 307 billion dollars by then. A House vote extended the current 309 billion ceiling to Nov 30. A separate welfare study from District of Columbia researchers reports mothers on relief rolls forced into illicit acts for food and shelter. Senator Thomas J. Dodd cites juvenile delinquency rising sharply, urging renewal of the Juvenile Offense Control Act, noting a 200% rise over 10–15 years and 4 percent growth in 1961.

Associated Press Washingon Washington Senate Congress Treasury House Bureau of Social Science Research District of Columbia Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Senate Subcommittee On Dodd

Superintendent Sets Date For Teachers Institute

Franklin County officials announce the annual County Teachers Institute will run August 26 and 27 at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church 400 South Hickory. Elementary and high school teachers from across the county will attend with workshops and talks by guests including Larry McGrath Arthur Shaw Sandra Dean Charles McAnarney Rosalie Osburn Wanda Baird Floyd Indall and Alden Cearfoss.

Franklin County County Teachers’ Institute Lauren Y. Gaddis County Sound Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Hickory Gaddis Larry McGrath Arthur Shaw Franklin County Guiance Center Sandra Dean Topeka Dairy Council Charles McAnarney Consolidated No. 10 Joint School District Rosalie Osburn Wanda Baird County Welfare Department Floyd Indall Winston Arithmetic Alden Cearfoss World Book Company

Deaths Mrs Fannie M Myersick 86 Harris

Mrs Fannie M Myersick 86 Harris died Thursday at 9 40 p m in Boyd nursing home G arnett after moving there a week ago She had long illness Services Sunday 3 p m at Towner Chapel Rev Charles P Knight officiating Burial in Princeton Cemetery Born March 21 1877 in Henderson County Illinois she lived in Pomona Greenwood Peoria and Harris Married Pete Reed in 1903 who died 1927 Later married Will Myersick who died 1961 Surviving three daughters Mrs Cleda Dean Peoria Mrs Vera Tatman Emporia Mrs Faye Pointer 634 Maple three sons Earl Reed San Antonio Fla Allen Reed 1133 N Mulberry Amos Reed Harris 15 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Louis Jeffries Kansas City

Fannie M. Myersick Harris Boyd Nursing Home Garnett Towner Chapel Charles P. Knight Princeton Cemetery Myersick Fannie May Davis Henderson County Illinois Pomona Greenwood Peoria Pete Reed Will Myersick Cleda Dean Vera Tatman Emporia Faye Pointer Maple Earl Reed San Antonio Fla Allen Reed N. Mulberry Amos Reed Louis Jeffries Kansas City

Funeral services for Mrs Hattie Hargrove

Funeral services for Mrs Hattie Mae Hargrove were held August 6 in Coughlin Chapel Wellsville Rev Gordon Norris officiated Pallbearers were Jim Simmons Carl Warnock Ray Hall Irvin Hall and Harold Hargrove Interment was in Wellsville Cemetery

Hattie Mae Hargrove Coughlin Chapel Wellsville Gordon Norris Jim Simmons Carl Warnock Ray Hall Irvin Hall Harold Hargrove Wellsville Cemetery

Two Cars Damaged In Afternoon Collision

Heavy damage reported after a collision yesterday afternoon on 9th Main involving drivers Thomas Frack, 77, of Winlock Washington, and William P Phelan, 51, of Hutchinson. Police report no injuries.

9Th Main Thomas Frack Winlock Washington William P. Phelan Hutchinson

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported

Admissions list includes Grace Davis Atlanta Audrey Bayless Carbondale Lupe Blanco 1040 N Sycamore Wesley Brown Rantoul Friday Births note Mr and Mrs Reed F Richardson 843 N Sycamore a son Thursday weight 8 lb 11 oz Dismissals name list Nancy Smith Baldwin Mrs Frances Opal Bell 303 Ash to Florida Avenue Home 345 Florida St Lawrence Thursday Robbie McClay RFD 1 Grace Davis Atlanta Georgia

Grace Davis Atlanta Reed F. Richardson N. Sycamore Son Nancy Smith Baldwin Frances Opal Bell Ash Florida Avenue Home Florida St Lawrence Bobbie McClay RFD

Four Injured in South Cedar Car Crash

Four persons suffered minor injuries when a car driven by 17 year old Da Turner struck a tree in the 300 block of South Cedar. Passengers Beth Griffin 14 Tammy Griffin 1 and Kathy Jones 13 sustained knee cuts head bump and observation for the infant. The driver and passengers resided on South Cedar and North Sycamore streets. The vehicle crossed curbs before hitting the tree and was taken to hospital for observation.

South Cedar Glenda K. Turner North Sycamore Beth Griffin Tammy Griffin Kathy Jones Miss Griffin Miss Jones

First AP photo via synchronous satellite

An Associated Press photo transmitted Thursday from Lakehurst New Jersey to Lagos Nigeria marks the first news service image sent by a synchronous satellite. The demonstration picture shows Chief S O Adebo Nigerian ambassador to the United Nations and Ayo Emeka Azikiwe son of the governor general of Nigeria in the U N building.

New York Associated Press Lakehurst N. J Lagos Nigeria S. O. Adebo United Nations Ayo Emeka Azikiwe U.N

Job openings and nurse positions at area hospital

Due to expansion the firm seeks two collector salesmen. Interview by writing P O Box 25 Wichita Es. Car required. Also Ransom Memorial Hospital invites registered nurses licensed practical nurses and experienced nurse aides to apply in person to the Director of Nurses at the hospital.

Wichita Ransom Memorial Hospital

Help Wanted Classified Notices

Female help wanted babysitter in my home at 129 S Locust. Apply to Mrs Ritch. Sale slady sought in Edmistons downtown office six hours daily. Call CH 2-3205 Friday 9 am to 5 pm. Girls 17 to 25 two part time workers needed in downtown Ottawa office. Excellent pay for interview at Goss Building 3rd and South Main Suite 10 Wednesday 10 am.

S. Locust Ritch Edmiston’s Ottawa Goss Building 3Rd South Main

Probate hearing for Samuel Arthur Cunningham estate

Theresa M Price asks to probate the will dated March 18 1958 and be appointed executor without bond in Franklin County Kansas. Creditors and interested persons must file defenses by August 20 1963 at 11 a.m. in Ottawa court. Attorneys Bowers and Bowers represent the petitioner.

State of Kansas Franklin County Said Samuel Arthur Cunningham Ottawa

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