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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1966

Page

4

Memorial fund drive for Jack Day and Harry Day

Notices request donations to a memorial fund in honor of Jack Day and his father Harry Day. Contact Russell Crites for contributions. Also reports emergency treatment for Timothy Bishop, nine, at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a gasoline ignition incident while lighting corn fodder, resulting in facial and leg burns.

Jack Day Harry Day Russell Crites Ransom Memorial Hospital Timothy Bishop Lester Bishop Williamsburg

MIGs Go South For Dogfight Near Hanoi

Communist MiGs attacked four U S Navy Skyhawks 70 miles south of Hanoi in the deepest incursion yet. The Skyhawks evaded damage and broke contact as Navy bombers hit North Viet Nam targets, including Haiphong area depots, with 133 missions flown.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Hanoi U.S Navy Air Force Haiphong Panhandle Oriskaeng Thanh Hoa

Rider Hurt as Horse Kicks at Local Rodeo

WAVERLY Don McGinnis received two broken ribs after being thrown from a bucking horse Sunday night at a rodeo here. He was a Garnett barber who recently moved to Lawrence and has two years of professional rodeo experience.

Waverly Don McGinnis McGinnnis Garnett Lawrence

Death Notices Nora H Nicholson 88 Ottawa resident

Nora Helen Nicholson 88 of Western Springs Illinois former Ottawa resident died Monday at Colonial Manor Nursing Home LaGrange Til She widow of Otto M Nicholson who died April 1945 Services 2 p m Thursday Lamb Funeral Home burial Highland Cemetery calling 730 p m Wednesday born November 24 1877 Mount Vernon Kentucky daughter of James and Martha Houk McCall lived in Ottawa many years before moving to Illinois in 1954 to live with her daughter former member First Methodist Church Ottawa member Union Chapter No 15 Order of Eastern Star Surviving daughter Meredith Nicholson Deyo Western Springs three grandsons four great grandchildren one sister and one brother

Nora Helen Nicholson Western Springs Ill Ottawa Colonial Manor LaGrange Til Otto M. Nicholson Highland Cemetery Nicholson Mount Vernon James Maretha (Houk) McCall IlMnois First Methodist Church Union Order of Eastern Star Meredith Nicholson Deyo

Police Notices From Ottawa and Marion Charge Multiple Speeding Offenses

Frederick W. Kissinger of Ottawa RFD 2 faced an improper display of registration plates charge in the 1400 block of South Main. George H. Dillon of Pomona and Marion S. Smith of 617 N Oak each faced speeding charges on North Main. William F. Adams, Clinton A. Burgoon, and George A. Schmoe were cited for speeding in North Main, with David E. Mitchell charged for driving without a driver's license on North Main.

Frederick W. Kissinger Ottawa RFD South Main George H. Dillon Pomona North Main Marion S SMITH Oak William F. Adams Ash Clinton A Burgoon George A Schmoe N. Poplar David E. Mitchell

Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals listed by names

Admissions include Mrs Nannie Baulcom at 326 Walnut and others with dates Saturday Sunday Monday. Dismissals list Richard and Robert Orndrofe Ottawa RFD 2 and several others with dates Saturday Monday Tuesday. Births note Mr and Mrs Stanley Lloyd Quenemo welcome a daughter Tuesday.

Nannie Baucom Gertrude Scott Williamsburg Charresa Geer S. Cedar Pete Hintz Tab White Richard and Robert Orndrofé Ottawa Clifford McElwain Cora Pursley N. Main Pearl Mooney Quenemo Max Creviston Terri Meredith George Hankinson Sycamore Ted Owens Will Liamsburg Ralph Harvey Parker Carol Underwood Apple Lane Floyd Richardson Hickory Timothy Bishop Dwight Speer Main J. W. Schoonover Cedar Ronald Keefer Mulberry Richard Lockwood Princeton Stanley Lloyd

Fire destroys house near Greeley. owner away

A two story farmhouse nine miles southeast of Greeley burned to the ground last night. Dennis Hastert owned the home though he and family were not living there. Garnett firefighters arrived after a blaze had destroyed the structure. The cause is unknown. Authorities noted recent passersby near the farm and a motorist report of people in the area.

Greeley Here Dennis Hastert Garnett Hastert

Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lamb Prices

Cattle at KC: 3200 head steady to mixed with high choice and prime cows and steers around 26.50 for high grades, mid 25s for choice, down to 18.00-19.50 for utility cows. Feeder steers 26.00-27.50. Hogs: barrows and gilts 25.50 lower, 25.00-26.25. sows steady to 2.50 higher, 19.00-23.50. Sheep 1000 head steady, spring lambs 24.75-25.50 for choice and prime.

Kansas City

Fireman Breaks Heels In Fall Demonstration

Fireman Max Montague fractured both heels while sliding 30 feet down a rope from the Ottawa Rotary Club demonstration on the city’s new fire truck. The accident, blamed on human error, followed improper threading of the escape rope through a slowing device. Montague will be in a cast for weeks on the right foot, with the left foot not requiring one.

Max Montague Ottawa Ottawa Rotary Club Montague

Rock Droppers Found Guilty In Juvenile Court

Two juvenile boys were found guilty in juvenile court after admitting they dropped a rock from an overpass onto a car windshield on I 35. Max Cramer and his family escaped injury as the rock shattered the windshield. the boys fled on bicycles but later admitted liability and were returned to their parents.

Max Cramer Cramer

Funerals for Clifford McElvain and John Fose ter

Funeral services for Clifford McElvain will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville. John Harvey Foster died Aug. 12. services were Aug. 15 at Towner Chapel with Rev. Howard Sanders officiating. pallbearers listed. burial in Highland Cemetery with a Masonic service by E. O. Northway and W. Phil McCracken.

Clifford McElvain Coughlin Funeral Home Wellseville John Harvey Foseter Towner Chapel Howard Sanders Palse Charles Teffs Max Gilmore Byrd Ross Raleigh Walker Kinnison Roy B Church Mac Seymour Jay Milton J, M, Kilgore Highland Cemetery Northway Phil McCracken

Ottawa Boy Hit By Car After Medical Arts Visit

A 12 year old Ottawa boy named Alan Gatlin ran into the street from the Medical Arts building after eye treatment and was struck by a car driven by Connie S Johnson, 17, of 409 E 15th. He was taken to the Medical Arts Center with a cut to the back of the head and a bruised back.

Ottawa Medical Arts Building Alan Gatlin Willow Connie S. Johnson Medical Arts Center

Bridge Winners Elk's Club Duplicate Winners Listed

The Elk's Club duplicate bridge Monday night winners include first north south John Thornburg and W E Hegberg notables. Mrs David Sage and Mrs Jess Gile placed second north south. In east west play Mr and Mrs Ike McMahan Osawatomie led first, while Mr and Mrs Herb Woodham Dighs ton and Helga Kursk Lawrence and Merle Price earned second east west.

Elk's Club John Thornburg W. E. Hegberg David Sage Jess Gilemore Ike McMahan Osawatomie Tle Herb Woodham Dighston Helga Kursk Lawrence Merle Price

Political Fronts Forming In Northwestern States

Northwest states enter a tightening Senate race as conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats line up in Montana Wyoming Idaho and New Mexico primaries. Notable matchups include Babcock versus Metcalf in Montana Hansen versus Roncalio in Wyoming and Anderson versus Carter in New Mexico with Idaho set for Jordan Harding. Local issues and cross party shifts color the contest with broader questions of conservative sentiment in the West. In Louisiana Willis and Morrison face runoff primaries ahead of November, while Ellender secures renomination after a high turnout fight.

Washington Senate Montana-Wyoming- Idaho New Mexico Babcock Hanse Idaho Lee Metcalf Johnson Viet Nam Hansen Tono Roncalio Milward L. Simpson Tion Roncalio Kennedy John F. Kennedy Metcalf B. Jordan Ralph Harding House Harding John Birch Society Clinton P. Anderson Anderson Carter Carter Barry Goldwater Louisiana Edwin E. Willis James H. Morrison Willis House Committee On UN

Computers Boost Ohio Campaign In 1st District Race

In Cincinnati the race between Gilligan and Taft Jr. uses computer analysis to map 642 precincts. Campaigns divide the district into areas by party leanings and voter mood, with volunteers numbering in the thousands to augment data gathering and get-out-the-vote efforts. Gilligan, a Notre Dame grad and former Xavier instructor, seeks a Democratic comeback after winning the seat previously. Taft, son of a political dynasty, counts on a computerized ground campaign and 1,000 volunteers to identify swing and strong zones in the district.

Cincinnati, Ohio President Johnson Robert Taft Jr U.S John J. Gillian Taft Cincinnati Johnson Viet Nam Dietrict Cal Rubin Gilligan John G. Ruppenhoff Carl Rich Notre Dame University of Cincinnati Xavier University Ohio Robert A. Taft William Howard Taft Ohio House U.S. Senate Sen Stephen Young

Final Settlement Notices for Estate in Franklin County

Legal notices announce final settlement hearings for the estates of Rena Biederman and related administration matters. The court in Ottawa, Kansas, requires written defenses by August 31 1966 and September 7 1966 deadlines, with hearings set to determine heirs and asset distributions. Readers are urged to file timely defenses or face judgments.

Ottawa Franklin County Kansas

US Warns UN To Go Softly In Africa Africa policy cautions on General Assembly actions

Washington officials warned the U N to avoid extreme moves against South Africa and Rhodesia at the upcoming General Assembly. They stressed that African dominated voices must pursue effective actions, not mere rhetoric, and that a U N peace force against South Africa would not receive U S backing. The report also covers U S aims on Vietnam talks, Cambodia, and Franco-American relations.

Washington U.S South Africa Rhodesia U.N. General Assembly U.N South Africca Africa Britain United States W. Averell Harriman Cambodia Norodom Sthaenouk Hanoi Harrieman

Probate Court notice in Kansas estate case 11 672

First published notice in Franklin County Kansas probate court announces Leola K Meador as administrator of Ralph Kinder deceased and that a petition has been filed in Case No 11 672 notifying all persons concerned of the proceedings and requesting actions as required by law.

Acc Rena Biederman Otetawa Dean Berlin Ralph Kinder State of Kansas Leola K. Meador

SPECIAL REGISTRATION NOTICE Ottawa Kansas August 1966

The voters of Ottawa Kansas are notified that voter registration books will be open from August 22 to August 26 1966 daily 8 am to 9 pm and will close August 26 at 9 pm for the September 6 1966 Special Forest Park Swimming Pool Bond Election. Eligible residents who have not registered and meet state residency requirements may register during the period.

Said Ottawa Kansas Donald R. Capper Forest Park State of

Classified Ad Rates and Reward Notation

Classified ad rules show per word and per insertion rates with discounts and minimums. A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of anyone breaking into or tampering with Best Truck Lines property.

Holstein dairy and farm auctions in Franklin County Kansas

A listing of weekly dairy and farm auctions around Ottawa and nearby towns. sales include Kurt Weigand Holstein dairy sale near Homewood and Loren Williams farm sale near Baldwin Junction, with dates in August and September, plus council grove livestock, community auctions at Printy and Son in Ottawa and more.

Kurt Weigand Holstein Miles East Homewood Kaw Lloyd Shuck and Son Franklin Co Ottawa Kansas

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Kills Wed Ottawa High Ottawa Herald Nora H. Nicholson Police News Fireman John H. Foster Ottawa Boy Northwestern States Tim M. Babcock Monetana Cliff Hansen Wyoming Reepublican Senate GOP Allen J. Ellender Bob Congress Donald L. White Anderson & Byrd First National Bank Ottawa, Kansas Dian Red China U.s.saigon Charles de Gaulle Paris Louis Lengel Jon Mortuary Wright’s Sok Downer North Main Olen M. Nicholson Thenois Lamb Funeral Home Lamb Joe Ferns Pol. Adv Clifford R Hobbs Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Franklin County Sales Company North Loren Williams North Baldwin Jct Jack Nelson Kans Council Grove Osage City Jim Brady Harold Stewart Gen Lloyd Ikenberry Overbrook Printy Ben Printy
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