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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1964

Page

6

Navy recruit training and dance ads in San Diego

San Diego and surrounding ads note Dwight F. Detwiler USN undergoing recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego with post training enrollment at Bernhardt's School of Dance after Sept. 1. Also mentions Captain Kenneth L Burgoon attending a 10 month course at Fort Leavenworth. Gambles promotes 18 000 BTU Coronado Air Conditioners at 228.00 with 329.95 regular price and generous payment terms. Local dances advertise Sammy Bird Trio at the Country Club and Bobby Brockus at the Eagles Club with piano tuning services CH2-4431.

San Diego Calif Dwight F. Detwiler USN Clifford J. Detwiler Rantoul Rfd 1 Naval Training Center Coronado Ottawa

Teachers Breakfast in Ottawa Highlights NEA Travels

More than 100 Ottawa teachers attended an eight a.m. breakfast hosted by the Ottawa Teachers Association. P R Jamison reported on NEA activities from a Washington trip this summer. Melvern Forker, new superintendent, spoke on duties and plans for the coming year. Junior high building meeting set for Aug. 28 at 9:30 a.m. Senior high same day at 8 a.m. Elementary faculty met at Lincoln School on Aug. 27 at 1:30 p.m.

Ottawa Ottawa Teachers Association P. R. Jamison National Education Association NEA Washington, D.C Melvern Forker Lincoln School

Fall Injures Roeckers In Garnett Fair Parade

John Roeckers of Richmond, 61, fell from the back of a truck carrying the Richmond City Band during Garnett Fair parade preparations. He fractured his skull, is in a semi coma, and X-rays show the injury. He is being transferred to Kansas University Medical Center for treatment. his condition is listed as fair.

John Roeckers Richmond Roeckers Ralph E. White Garnett Anderson County Hospital Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Brief

Admissions list includes J H Foster 827 N Cedar Mrs James Hogue Pomona Mrs Floyd Demoret Quenemo William H Daugherty 416 Maple Wednesday Births note Mr and Mrs Howard Ledom 1119 N Oak son Wednesday weight 7 lb 5 oz Rebecca Scott RFD 1 Princet on Mrs Webster Thorpe Lawrence Wednesday Herb Shireman 832 S Cedar Mrs Bruce Roush Princeton Mrs Bill Van Tine and baby daughter RFD 1 Richmond Thursday

J. H Foster N. Cedar James Hogue Pomona Floyd Demoret Quenemo William H. Daugherty Maple Howard Ledom N. Oak, Son Rebecca Scott RFD Princeton Webster Thorpe Lawrence Herb Shireman S. Cedar Bruce Roush Bill van Tine Richmond

Marriage Licenses Issued in Ottawa and Topeka Couples

Ottowa and Topeka couples obtain marriage licenses. Harry James Moody, 19, Ottawa, with Linda Sue Reynolds, 17, Ottawa. Steven J. Walburn, 21, Topeka, with Roma Marlene Grosdidier, 20, Topeka. James L. Metchen, 23, Ottawa, with Nancy Jane Hohner, 23, Waverly.

Harry James Moody Ottawa Linda Sue Reynolds Steven J. Walburn Topeka Roma Marlene Grosdidier James L. Metchen Nancy Jane Hohner Waverly

Truck Hits Building on Main Street Collision at 10 A.M.

A 1949 Studebaker driven by Walter W. Willis veered north on Main Street and crashed into the vacant building at 234A North Main, damaging the door, glass, and brick foundation. The truck sustained minor damage. no injuries or citations were reported and police did not respond.

Studebaker Walter W. Willis RFD 3 Main Street Kansas State Bank

Tossing The Bull Entomology and 4-H Poultry Show Winners

The page lists 4-H divisions and awards across entomology poultry woodwork and foods. Names include Bob Wagner Mike Abel Rex Watts Sheila Talbott Nora Massey Margaret Henning and many Dehn Linneman Wakeman Dunn Gentry and others. Awards show purple blue ribbons and class titles in open and 4-H divisions with numerous crafts and canned goods entries.

Bob Wagner Mike Abel Rex Watts Sheila Talbott Margaret Henning Daryl Flager Hurst Coffman Doug Loyd Hubert Feuerborn Nora Massey Anne Wakeman Jodie Patrick Crowley Robert Dehn Alfred Reichard Fred Hart Lance Hart Roger Dehn Buck Blue Roberta Linneman Danny Perkins Doe Robert Linneman Roger Linneman Karyl Higbie Margaret Good Mike Gentry Ray Feuerborn Larry Klink Donald Roeckers New Hampshire Keith McAdoo Richard Alexander Kristie McAdoo Tommy Parkin Jeff McAdoo Howard Linneman Henry L. Dehn Thia Hollon Jeanne Hazen Janice Morgan Jo Anne Haney Julie McFarland Janice Mulcahey Jacqueline Beauchamp Rosemary Schamie Kathy Loyd Wanda Shepherd Mary Ellen Crowley Virginia Good Nancy Fleming Robin Mohr Carolyn Domanish Jeanie Schamle Marie Cartmill Linda Peckham Cheryl Talbott Mitzi Milliken Carol Underwood Christie Krueger Nancy Gaynor Connie Mohr Theresa Myers Joan Huderson Julie Crowley Jill Brown Susan Wittmeyer Diane Cooper Janice Cooper Jill Lowrance Sharon McClure Marilyn Hermreck Leanne Bush Joan Hull Loaf Quickbread Nat Or Fruit State Blues Sheri Detwiler Jane Robson Alan Gensman Lynn Bryan Diana Haney Jacqueline, Beauchamp Rex Pope Barbara Shoemaker Becky Tyson Carol Burlingham Gary Humphrey Mary Linn Rothwell Janet Kunard Cynthia Hollon Carolyn Domnanish Joy Bryan Patti Schmitt Edwin Bure Gess Rosemary Schamle Susie McNish Sara Brockway Diana Kissinger Ann Keith Joyce Cooper Cynthia Pence Barbara Hull Judy Hamilton Cheryl Pottorff Janice Wagner Patti Smith Nancy Hewitt Idonna Haney Sherrill Shoe

Wadkins Appointed Ottawa Building Inspector

Vern Wadkins, 35, was named city building inspector in Ottawa. A former assistant city engineer, he has six years of city service. He is married with a 12 year old son and lives at 404 Ash. The full time role covers inspecting plumbing gas and electrical installations citywide.

Vern Wadkins Ottawa Wadkins Ash

Police Court Deliberations Lead to Fines and Sentences

Police Chief E W Flaherty sat through three and a half hours in court as Judge Robert Pinet processed a string of cases. Jimmie L Johnson 16 of 528 N Sycamore received 30 days jail suspended license revoked and fines for reckless driving red light and speeding. Robert L Fleming 17 of 1243 Willow pled guilty to careless driving and speeding fined 15 on each charge. Roger L Downey 19 forfeited 15 bond on defective mufflers and 10 bond for running a stop sign. Charlie W Kille 18 504 Ash had mufflers charge continued to Sept 10 for arraignment. Richard D Carey 19 forfeited 25 bond on careless and inattentive driving. Gary L Forrer 18 forfeited 15 bond on mufflers. Earl L Ward 22 Paola pleaded guilty to speeding fined 15. Jerry W James 20 forfeited 100 bond for being drunk in public. Ronald P Daugharty 20 forfeited 10 bond for running a stop sign. Rolland L Kelley 16 forfeited 15 bond for mufflers. Russell C Craycraft Jr 17 forfeited 15 bond for mufflers. Lawrence I Darrow 26 forfeited 13 bond for speeding. Andrea Reyes 18 fined 15 for no valid license. Clifford W Lee 20 Kansas

E. W. Flaherty Robert Pinet Jimmie L. Johnson N. Sycamore Robert L. Fleming Willow Roger L. Downey Wellsville Charlie W. Kille Ash Richard D. Carey Ottawa Rfd Gary L. Forrer Princeton Rfd Earl L. Ward Paola Jerry W. James S. Cedar Ronald P. Daugharty Rolland L. Kelley Russell C. Craycraft Jr Lawrence I. Darrow E. Logan Andrea Reyes S. Oak Clifford W. Lee Kansas

Court City man pleads guilty in traffic cases

In Court City Kansas several defendants faced charges from unlicensed driving to speeding and careless driving. convictions include a $15 fine for letting an unlicensed person drive and $20 for speeding. Others forfeited sums from $10 to $35 with arraignment dates set for September 3 and 17.

New Union School District Split Into Three Sections

New Union five miles north of Ottawa was split into three districts effective Aug. 15 after a hearing. Per the unified plan, 41.06 percent joins Centropolis in the west district, 12.50 percent goes to Wellsville, and 46.36 percent attaches to Ottawa. Taxes for attached parts start in 1965. New Union, a closed district for three years, is dissolved. Schoolhouse and lands to be sold with proceeds divided proportionally by land shares.

New Union Ottawa Centropolis Wellsville Wellsville Common School Dististrict

Party Honors Ottawa Elks Team at Legion Dinner

Ottawa Elks baseball players were honored at a dinner hosted by the Ottawa American Legion. Medallions were given to players, and coaches Conrad Downing and Don Morris received electric skillets. Legion commander Gene Mavity urged the coaches to return next year as they seek funds for the summer. The Elks placed third in the Paula district tournament despite a rough season.

Ottawa Elks Ottawa American Legion Gene Mavity Conrad Downing Don Morris Mavity Legion Downing Morris Lawrence The Elks Paula

Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices

Kansas City market notes show cattle at 2 000 head with calves 50, slaughter steers bought to arrive steady cows and utility cows 12 75 to 14 50. hogs 2 500 with barrows and gilts 25 lower, sows 25 to 50 lower, weights 200 260 17 25 to 17 75. 270 350 sows 14 50 to 15 50, 300 lb 15 75, 350 600 lb 13 50 to 14 50. Sheep 100 spring lambs weak to 25 lower, choice and prime 23 00 to 25 50, ewes and feeders scarce. Wholesale eggs large 80 percent 42 44, mediums 80 percent A 34 35, other produce unchanged.

Kansas City

Myers Bros and Printy Auction Notices in Ottawa Area

Community auction listings detail weekly sales in Ottawa including Printy’s Auction at 1136 N Main with sessions Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. plus a Sept 5 furniture and tools sale at 6058 Willow Street. Also listing Overbrook Livestock Sale and stocker feeder sale in Franklin County.

Myers Bros Phone Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa Rfd Franklin County Sale Company North Ottawa Fr. Co Printy Ben Printy Cap Main Charley Myers Willow St Franklin County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kenneth L., Burgoon Kan U. S. Army Command and General Staff College Ft. Leavenworth Adv Sammy Bird Ellis Bobby Brockus Eagles Club Drive-In Bank Grabham Delbert Roeckers Sharon Rice Vernon Gragg Ethyl Maffett W. C Bishop Warren Wakeman Wayne Donaldson Sara Wood Frances Dunn Reefrigerator W. J. Richardson Becky Myers Lawerence Lundstedt Clare Sowers Karolee Keelin Connie Fisher Angel Mary Smart Roy Dunn Iva Wolf Florence Smith Dean Baer Lawrence Lundstedt W. C. Bishop Olive Bartlett George Graves Grant Carey Jewell Woodlock Gregory Penne Betty Gensman Alberta Finch Ferma Reekie J. O. Taylor R. D. Spears Betty Gens.man Mrs. Jewell Woodlock D. C. Harwood Rita Bucklow Elmer Louderback Lyn Bennett Colleen Riley Nancy Sauer Janeice Cooper Jean Reichard State Bisns Cyn Carolyn Krueger Kathy McFarland Rita Clark Linda Page Janice Wittmeyer Linda Wasmund Patricia Richardson Anne Christie Sharon Pope Joe Salb Steve Salb Cathy Skilling Darlene Rice Joan Fitzgerald Nancy McFarland Susan Wittm Connie Pope Connie Burkdoll Vicki Clark Loretta Neilson Joyce Stinson Carol Guy Susan Figgins Donna Poss Jeanne Poss Lorna Kimball Becky Fisher Rita Domanish Cone City Donald L. Berger S. Main Stephen C. Saunders Tracy Wayne Bradford Bismark N. D Keith E. Gilliland Pomona Rfc Clarence S. Dryden W. 15Th Jim L. McGaugh S. Sycamore Earl M. Green S. Poplar William D. Griffin Joe R. Garcia N. Mulberry Chester E. Leach Rantoul Rfd Carl H. Honeycutt Kenneth N. Watts Alan M. Smith N. Oak Jack Nelson Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Downell Grove Council Grove Stewart Home Joe Ferns Frankelin County L.T. Lee Union Forest Park Shelter House Marie Donart W. M Lamar Phillips White Furniture & Apps Court House Colbern’s General Services KNAPP Lee Carter Gene Powell Alban Carl Ottawa Herald General Services Section Standard Rendering Co Lloyd Walker Contact Walkers Holcombe Greeley Balbourye Seed Davies Pressonville 15Th Street OK Discount Store Misc
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