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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1964

Page

5

SIX DRIVERS ATTEND WILLIAMSBURG SCHOOLS TRAINING

Six drivers for Williamsburg Schools attended a Friday bus drivers clinic in Topeka sponsored by the State Highway Department Enis Piano Tuning Adv. Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending Aug 22 1964 were 30482 compared with 31479 year ago. Cars received from connections totaled 11326 compared with 10886 year ago. Gambles is closing stock of 18000 BTU Coronado Air Conditioners at 228.00. regular 329.95. Pay nothing down and up to 3 years to pay. Ottawa Gambles ad. Robert L Fleming 17 1243 Willow was arrested Tuesday for speeding and careless driving. Police said he was going 35 in a 20 mph zone at N Main and Blackhawk. Cal Ewing KS Employment Service Ottawa manager attends managers meeting in Topeka. Dance to Sammy Bird Trio Saturday night Country Club. Three representatives from Boys Industrial School Topeka met with local welfare and education officials to coordinate activities. Mrs Wanda Baird Mrs John Kelsey Terry Thomas attended a training session in Topeka on licensing group care centers like Ottawa Day Care Center.

Ottawa Robert L. Fleming Willow N. Main Blackhawk Main Wanda Baird John Kelsey Terry Thomas County Welfare Office Topeka

Jet Belly Landing At Municipal Airport In Kansas City

A Trans World Airlines jet from New York and Chicago experienced a collapsed wheel on landing at Kansas City Municipal Airport. The belly landing occurred at the north end of the field. 130 passengers evacuated via emergency exits. Officials reported no injuries and no fire.

Kansas City Trans World Airlines New York Chicago

KC Markets Report from Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Prices

AP reports cattle at 2,500 head and calves 50 with slaughter steers 25 to 50 lower, cows steady to 25 higher. Choice slaughter steers 24.75 to 26.00, good 21.50 to 23.25. heifers 23.50 to 24.50. Hogs 3,500 head, barrows and gilts 50 to 1.00 lower, sows 25 to 75 lower. barrows and gilts 1-3 16.00 to 18.00, sows 1-3 14.25 to 15.75. Sheep 300 head, slaughter lambs steady, choice spring lambs 23.50 to 24.00, ewes 5.00 to 5.75.

Kansas City

Egg and dairy prices hold steady in Kansas City report

Kansas City price report shows consumer eggs and live poultry including fryers and broilers remaining unchanged. Wholesale markers list Large 80 percent A at 42.45, mediums 80 percent A at 34-36. No movement in butter or other dairy items noted.

Kansas City

Ottawa Safety Mark Cited by Topeka Officials

Ottawa city officials accepted a AAA safety award from Gov. Anderson for Ottawa’s no fatality pedestrian record last year. Mayor Charles Williamson and Chief E. W. Flaherty received the award, noting Ottawa’s participation among 1 500 cities in the program.

Ottawa Topeka John Anderson Charles Williamson E. W. Flaherty

Encephalitis Toll Climbs in Houston Hunt

Houston residents faced a growing encephalitis scare with 216 suspected cases as the city distributed free insecticide. Fire stations sprayed mosquitos at 55 sites while residents gathered supplies and avoided outdoor play after dark. Health director Dr. C A Pigford said the outbreak, first recognized last Thursday, is likely at its peak.

Houston Tex C. A. Pigford

County Fair Parade Opens Garnett Week Across Fairgrounds

A 24 unit parade leads the Anderson County Fair at Garnett tonight at 7 p m. The parade follows the crowning of the 4 H king and queen at the grand stand then moves around the arena and north past the quonset hut where it ends The judging point is at the corner of the new baseball diamond with winners announced as they pass the grand stand A stock dog show staged by Clarence Odom Benton and his Border Collies ends the entertainment tonight The fair runs through Friday

Anderson County Garnett Fair Grounds Quonset Hut Assembly Point Clarence Odom Benton Border Collies

Cleo Heads For Florida

Hurricane Cleo with at least 64 dead moves across central Cuba toward the Florida Keys. The Miami Weather Bureau forecasts minor squalls reaching the Keys in the afternoon with gale warnings expected tonight. Cleo’s winds fell from 140 mph in Haiti to 75 mph in Cuba as it nears the Florida Straits 210 miles southeast of Key West.

MIA MS Fla Cleo Cuba Florida Keys Miami Weather Bureau Keys Florida Strait Haiti Weather Bureau Laatitude Key West Miami Guadeloupe South Florida

Gripes Told To City Dads At Atlantic City

Atlantic City faces gripes from residents and media networks over price gouging and hotel accommodations during the Democratic National Convention. City leaders propose a peace parley with innkeepers and network representatives to discuss the charges, with Frank Farley and Bernard Asher coordinating talks.

Atlantic City Frank 5. Farley Bernard Asher

NFO Action In Seventh Day Drives Meat Price Talk

Scattered reports show meat prices rising as the National Farmers Organization marks seven days of a market boycott aimed at pressuring processors for higher prices. Wholesale and retail outlets in the Midwest and East report increases, with beef up four to five cents a pound in parts of Ohio and Louisville. A Baltimore meat packer predicts housewives face 12 to 15 cents more per pound soon. Some stores expect later boosts while NFC headquarters claims price hikes are unwarranted. Hog supplies at Chicago Terminal Market rise, forcing a 50 cent drop from Monday's high, with Chicago receipts at 10,000 hogs the highest since January 6. Retail moves vary, as Columbus stores hike bacon to 70 cents per pound, while Chicago Jewel, National and Kroger report no price changes.

Des Moines Iowa National Farmers Organization NFO Midwest East Ohio Louisville Baltimore Boston Portland Maine Chicago Columbus Jewel National Kroger

GOP Leader laments Democratic Convention atmosphere

GOP National Chairman Dean Burch called the Democratic National Convention a depressing spectacle. He criticized familiar faces and ideas and mocked the Johnson record as a synthetic recital. Burch urged Democratic chairman John Bailey to act to enliven the event.

Washington Dean Burch Lyndon Johnson John Bailey Turkey

Death of Leon Torrence at 58 in Ottawa hospital

Leon Torrence 58 of 20314 W 2nd died at 2 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a 10 day stay and a year illness. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Towner Chapel with Rev Jim Anderson officiating. He born January 15 1906 in Wolf City Texas, lived in Ottawa 15 years, formerly worked at North American Hotel and farmed. Surviving wife Sandys Allen, one brother J F Torrence Houston Texas, two sisters Dora Nelson Oklahoma City and Linda Medlin Karnack Texas, and several nieces and nephews.

Leon Torrence W. 2Nd Ransom Memorial Hospital Towner Chapel Jim Anderson Torrence Wolf City Tex John Rena Torrence Ottawa North American Sandys Allen Sulphur Oklo North Baptist Church J. F. Torrence Houston Dora Nelson Oklahoma City Okla Linda Medlin Karnock

New Wire Chief Here at Ottawa Bell Telephone

John Doolin has become wire chief for the Ottawa Bell Telephone office, replacing Keith Yeager who moved to Kansas City. Doolin, 40, comes from a maintenance supervisor role in Leavenworth and has 17 years with Bell. He and his wife Lois reside at 713 S Cedar with three children, Sherrie, Carell, and John Jr. The duties include supervising installation and repair at the central office and in Paola and Williamsburg, and overseeing direct distance dialing equipment.

John Doolin Ottawa Bell Telephone Co Doolin Leavenworth Keith Yeager Kanesas City Kan Bell Sherrie Carell John Jr Lois S. Cedar Otetawa Paola Williamsburg

Pope Paul VI Slams Arms Race in Plea for Peace

Pope Paul VI urged an end to the arms race during a general audience at Castel Gandolfo. He warned that basic peace principles are eroding and lamented a return to reliance on deadly weapons. The pontiff voiced concern over propaganda and political clashes, referencing World War I and II anniversaries.

Castel Gandolfo Italy Paul VI Paul Rome

Funeral services for Earl W Barnett held August 25

Earl W Barnett died August 23. Funeral services were at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers: Joel Cutting Virgil Wiggins Robert F Cole Louis G Ames Paul W Perkins Robert S Hill Loren Gensman Tom Porter. Sherwin L Snyder played organ selections. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.

Earl W Barnett Lamb Funeral Home Charles P. Knight Joel Cutting Virgil Wiggins Robert F. Cole Louis G. Ames Paul W. Perkins Robert S. Hill Loren Gensman Tom Porter Sherwin L. Snyder Highland Cemetery

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals

Admissions list includes Herbert Shireman 832 S Cedar Mrs Robert Begley Southgate California Ernest A Farrow Waverly Earl Martin RFD 1 Hazel Wiltse RFD 4 Rebecca Lynn Scott RFD 1 Princeton. Births to Howard A Dickey Peoria daughter weight 9 lb 5 oz. Dismissals include David Kent Griffin 428 S Cherry Mary Kay Sauer 825 Wz Ltd William H Daugherty 416 Maple Jimmie Lee Patton 743 S Locust Wesley Stevenson RFD 2 Marmion McWilson RFD 1 Paola Wednesday.

Herbert Shireman S. Cedar Robert Begley Southgate Calif Ernest A. Farrow Waverly Earl Martin Hazel Wiltse Rebecca Lynn Scott Princeton Howard A, Dickey Peoria David Kent Griffin S. Cherry Mary Kay Sauer Wz. Ltd William H. Daugherty Maple Jimmie Lee Patton S. Locust Wesley Stevenson Marmion McWilson Paola

Franklin County invites bids for two bridge projects in Ottawa

The Franklin County Commissioners announce sealed proposals for Price Bridge and Walnut Creek Bridge at Ottawa Kansas. Bid deposits equal to five percent of the base bid required with bids due September 11, 1964 at 10 a.m. The county may reject bids waive informalities and reserves the right to determine the lowest bid. Plans and specifications cost ten dollars with refunds as stated.

Franklin County The County Commissioners Ottawa Kansas Price Bridge Walnut Creek Court House Board of Franklin County Commissioners

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