Ottawa area briefs touch meetings and local notices
Dr. Roy W. Browning of Ottawa University attends a Kansas State Teachers Association wage and Salary commission meeting in Topeka. Fragments note a chicken noodle supper and a church event, visitors from Los Angeles and Huntington, plus a car mirror theft report. Carl Sherman, a retired railroad man, becomes Franklin County jailer succeeding Sheriff Max Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Browning
Ottawa University
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Carl Sherman
Franklin County
Max Gilmore
Sherman
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Wellsville Methodist Church to Host Supper Sunday
A family fellowship supper hosted by the WellsviIle Commission on Stewardship and Finance will be at 6 30 p m Sunday at the Wellsville Methodist Church. A film on stewardship will be shown. Larry Averill chairs the commission. A meeting of the commissions is set for Wednesday Dec 5 at 7 p m with an official board meeting at 8 p m. A Boy Scout Court of Honor will be included in the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Commission On Stewardship and Finance
Wellsville Methodist Church
Larry Averill
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Archie Moore Receives One Vote in Governor Race
SAN DIEGO Calif AP Bom ber Archie Moore who lives in San Diego County got one writer in vote for governor in the Nov. 6 election says the county registrar of voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Archie Moore
San Diego County
County Registrar of Voters
His 70th Wheat Crop In Ground In Kansas
Clinton A. Greene of Beverly Kansas planted his 70th consecutive wheat crop this fall in Lincoln County. The 90-year-old farmer recalls using horses to seed and now uses a self-propelled combine. Since 1919 he has planted Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station recommended varieties. He now grows Bison Rodeo and Pawnee on about 85 acres with soil conserving practices. Greene moved to town in 1945, later expanding holdings to 480 acres and renting an 80-acre tract for over 50 years. His family includes sons Joe Niles Larry and daughters Helen Ruth Margaret. He remains active with a poultry flock and shop year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly, Kan
Clinton A. Greene
Lincoln County
Kansas County
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Greene
Kansas State University
Manhattan
K-State
R. C. Lind
Sail
Joe
Joe Greene
Niles
Mankato
Larry
Concordia
Helen
Atascadero
Calif
Ruth
Farmington
N. M
Margaret
LaSalle
Removals Move Several Residents in Local Shifts
Removals list shows Jimmie R. Bass changing address from 718 Cypress to 619 S. Poplar Brunson Ira W. relocates Bealnut West Robert moves to 620 Bth The Herald offers £5 weekly for best reader tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
Jimmie R
Cypress
Brunson
Ira W
Bealnut
West
Robert
the Herald
Boots at the United Nations Shoes Shine Worldwide
Jimmy Rinaldi, a 16 year veteran bootblack at the U N Secretariat, shouts shoeshine in 30 languages to diplomats. He lists capitals of all 110 member states, notes trade talks influence demand, and says business thrives in peaceful times and dips during crises. He chats with officials like Frederick Bolan and Ralph Bunche while living in Brooklyn and pursuing geography and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Jimmy Rinaldi
Jimmy
U.N
Frederick Bolan
General Assembly
Ralph Bunche
Ridgewood
Brooklyn
Witnesses Return From Ohio Trial Proceeding
Franklin County Sheriff Max Gilmore District Court Reporter Doyle McBrayer and FBI Agent Floyd Grant returned from Newark Ohio where they were subpoenaed for the trial of Jack E Sanford Jr 19 Newark He was sentenced to one to 15 years in the Ohio State Reformatory on charges of breaking and entering an inhabited dwelling at night He pleaded guilty He was arrested by Franklin County sheriff's department on May 29 on eight counts of forgery After district court appearance he was turned over to Ohio authorities for more serious charges The State of Ohio paid all expenses for the three officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Max Gilmore
Doyle McBrayer
FBI
Floyd Grant
Newark
Ohio
Jack E. Sanford, Jr
Sanford
Ohio State Reformatory
Sheriff's Department
State of
Gilmore, McBrayer and Guant
Deaths L C Poindexter longtime Franklin County farmer
Louis C Poindexter 78 of 115 S Cedar Ottawa died at 7 30 am at KU Medical Center after a week long illness He was born December 4 1883 at Rockport Missouri and moved to Ottawa ten years ago from Williamsburg A retired farmer and stockman he was the last member of his family He was married January 16 1907 in Ottawa to Ella Maude Spratt who died May 24 1950 Surviving are two sons J Clifford Baldwin M Clinton Anchorage Alaska one daughter Mrs Louise Bolton Kinslow Ariz six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral arrangements were announced by Dengel and Son Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Poindexter
S. Cedar
Franklin Countian
KU Medical Center
Rockport
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Leavenworth
Peoria
le Loup
Ella Maude Spratt
J. Clifford
Baldwin
M. Clinton
Anchorage
Alaska
Louise Bolton
Kinslow
Ariz
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Cars Damaged In Collision Near Main Street
A 1961 model car driven by Mildred Heathman at 1026 N. Cherry collided with a parked auto owned by Randolph Bundy at 902 S. Main just after noon yesterday. Heathman stated she briefly looked away from the road and could not avoid the crash. Damages were $202 to Bundy’s car and $350 to Heathman’s auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Heathman
N. Cherry
Randolph Bundy
S. Main
Heathman
Bundy
Hospital Notes and Admissions This Week
Admissions include Etta Fogle Williamsburg Ralph Hopkins 717 Olive on Friday Julia ONeil 409 S Cedar Saturday Births to Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson Village Inn Motel son weight 8 lb 1307 Dismissals include Leo Edington 748 S Mulberry Mrs Viola Montague 1046 S Hickory Friday Catherine Schamle 724 Mulberry Joseph Ferguson RFD 1 Mrs Alfred Watkins 822 Poplar Nanette and Rebecca VanHorn RFD 2 Mrs Donald Cain and baby son Lawrence Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Fogle
Williamsburg
Ralph Hopkins
Olive
Julia O'Neil
S. Cedar
Fred Thompson
Village Inn
Leo Edington
S. Mulberry
Viola Montague
S. Hickory
Catherine Schamle
Mulberry
Joseph Ferguson
Alfred Watkins
Poplar
Nanette
Rebecca VanHorn
Donald Cain
Lawrence
Police Cite Four Drivers for Traffic Violations
The police docket shows four motorists cited for traffic violations. Names listed are John A. Smith of Lawrence charged with speeding 30 in a 20 mile zone and driving with a suspended license, Charles W. Miller of Dearing Kansas cited for speeding 40 in a 20 mile zone, Robert Pepperdine of Kansas City Kansas charged with running a stop sign, and Charlie Parrott of Tulsa Oklahoma charged with speeding 35 in a 20 mile zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Lawrence
Charles W. Miller
Dearing
Kas
Robert Pepperdine
Kansas City
Charlie Parrott
Tulsa
Okla
Bowling High Score For High Team
The Royal T Lanes Ladies League saw E Hills roll a 537 series and 202 game, boosting Royal T’s 46 10 record. In the men s Nighthawk League at Ottawa Bowl B Bond led with 508 as Royal T’s pace tightened, while Lee s Case stayed in front in Dynamic League with a 42 14 mark. Other top scores included Heckman 586 Wichman 583 and Jackson 577 as Ottawa Bowl results and team standings were updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal T
E. Hills
Wills Cafe
Harry Smith Auto Supply
B. Bond
Reno's, Inc
Russ
Pat
Lee
W. W. Whitacre
Keen Co
D. Heckman
L. Wichman
C. Jackson
Parmelee
B. Flory
Mille
Simmons
McFadilén
E. Mathias
Kramer Drug
N. Hackler
Swinehart
B. Leach
Fairmont
C. Roller
Royal
KE. Hills
H. Reddick
M. Hull
M. Cady
Helen & Bil's
H. Wenthe
L. Meador
Brunswick
Hubbard Lumber
Helen & Bill's
McCrAcken
Toad’s
Tadley Lee's
Elks Ladies
Ottawa Rowl
Ottawa Savings & Loan
Nitcher
Betty B's
Baldwin
Kansas City Market Cattle and Hogs Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle futures compare weekly with declines for slaughter steers and heifers while calves stay firm. Good to prime steers 26.00 to 30.50, good heifers 24.54 to 29.00, slaughter calves 21.00 to 24.00, feeders 23.00 to 34.50. Sheep and hogs show varied moves with lambs down and hog prices mixed across weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Weber
Night consignments and sales listed for Ottawa and Neosho
A fragment lists multiple auctions and notices: Neosho Livestock Commission Co hosts a night consignment sale at Neosho Missouri. Ottawa Livestock Commission Co runs a night consignment furniture and miscellaneous sale on West Wilson Street Ottawa Kansas. additional night consignments and addresses appear for Harold Stewart Charles Beatty and estate notices in Ottawa and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Kansas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
West Wilson Street
Ottawa
Ottawa Livestock Commisal Co
Kaneana
Nettle Gibson
Maple Streek
Kans
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Harry Wenery
Herington
Don Riphenburg
Los Angeles
Frank Marconette
S. Oak, A
Ellis
American Association of University Women
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
Don Brown
Frank
County Agricultural Extension
Brown
Ory
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberts
Lamb
Ottawa High Girls
Herald
Poindexter
Owii
Grayhaired
Bootblack
Secretariat
Maurice Ponton Franklin Co
John Roman Miami Co
State of Kansas
John Edward Melroy
Agnes Bieler
Fanens
Agnes Kiefer
Winton A. Winter
William F. Pearson
Kanass
Willam F. Pearson
James J. Chandler
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Dean Berlin
County Court House
Franklin County Medical Society
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Jack Newon
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Base
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Kanana
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
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