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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
4
Raymond Carey at 1611 S Oak reported to police the loss of a 20 inch Rollfast red bicycle with white trim and new tires. The bike has been missing since Sunday.
County Court records show Jerry L. Burgoon 18 of Ottawa cited November 28 four miles west on US 59 pleaded guilty to fraudulently altering a driver license and failure to yield the right of way, fined 36 dollars plus costs. Marcus Y. Wong 29 of Pittsburg cited November 28 one mile north of Princeton on US 59 pleaded guilty to speeding 75 in a 60 mph zone, fined 16 dollars plus costs. William L. Hulcy 19 of 815 South Main cited November 27 two miles south of Ottawa on US 59 pleaded guilty to speeding 75 in a 60 mph zone, fined 15 dollars plus costs.
Calvin Bostic, 58, Williams burg, pleaded guilty Thursday to assault and battery and was sentenced to 30 days in county jail plus costs. In the complaint Irene Bostic alleges he assaulted her by beating and striking on Nov. 30. His arraignment earlier set trial for 10 a.m. Dec. 8.
Admissions list includes Joseph E. Caylor Rantoul Mrs Mayme Bullock 1017 Main Thursday Lloyd Sink Sycamore Mrs Eugene Flaherty Sycamore Friday Dismissals Hubert Feuerborn 930 Ash Thursday Mark Pacheco 231 Ash Friday Births report Clyde J Mace Maple a son 8 lb TA oz Thursday Larry Lines Willow a son 7 Ib 11 oz Friday Kenneth Froge gatte Richmond a daughter 8 Ib 9 oz Friday
John H. Gorsage, 18, Wellsville, was convicted by a district court jury of speeding 45 mph in a 30 mph zone. Earlier he was found guilty in Wellsville Police Court on two speeding counts. A motion for a new trial was overruled, and Gorsage received a $60 fine, court costs, and a 10 day jail term with one year parole.
Shrimpings the most valuable seafood Industry in the United States, the National Geographic says. In Florida, the tasty shell fish brings in more money than all other seafoods combined.
Chippewa Water District board, with Harry Bartlett of Bartlett and West and Paul Archer, county supervisor, selected Bartlett and West to draft a feasibility report for Franklin County's newest district. By last night 129 had paid $25 initial fees from farmers, motels, service stations, a Girl Scout Camp, Camp Chippewa, a rest area, and homes in Homewood. The district covers much of the county south and west of Ottawa and plans a full demand system with pumping from wells. A 20 acre irrigation target was discussed, with a test against adequate volume and pressure for sprinkler use. A Dec 15 meeting with Bartlett aims to have a rough draft ready. test wells may be drilled if drillers are available.
At 9 36 p m Thursday in the 100 block of North Main Irene D Symons 59 Ottawa RFD 4 driver of a 1956 Studebaker was southbound Earnest E Wickstrom 68 Lane RFD 1 driver of a 1965 Rambler backed from a stall on the west side of the street and struck the Studebaker right rear fender No damage estimate given to the Studebaker Rambler undamaged no arrest reported
Obituaries note funeral services for Linda T. Thompson who died November 29 with ceremonies December 2 at Towne Chapel conducted by Rev. Chester A Hall and Rev. W J Ritchey. Pallbearers listed and burial at Highland Cemetery. Lucille Fine died November 28. service December 2 at Dengel and Son Mortuary. burial at Pasola Cemetery. Calvin Medlen’s service set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Wilson Funeral Home in Paola.
In Franklin County Kansas probate notices publish hearings on final settlements for Warren Sellens estate with executor Alice M Sellens and aDec 29 1965 defense deadline. Also appointment of administrator for Fred S Hughes estate dated Nov 30 1965 with nine month creditors claim period and notices to claim against the estate. Also suit against Samuel L Sayles by Melvin L Kodas with Dec 29 1965 pleading deadline in Ottawa Kansas.
A 17 year old Ottawa boy Charles Robert Ware had three years of parole revoked for failing to meet special parole conditions. He was found guilty in January 1965 of grand larceny auto theft and sentenced to the Kane sas State Industrial Reformatory until release. He was also referred to a diagnostic center in Topeka.
The district court revoked the probation of 21 year old Gary Ebeck Lawrence for a Nov 24 petty larceny conviction in Miami County. Ebeck previously got three years probation in Sept after a grand larceny conviction tied to Aug 7 theft of 74 dollars from Ottawa Boats and Motors. He was sentenced to the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory at Hutchinson until release and referred to the Diagnostic Center at Topeka.
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