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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
4
Five senior high school students panel the quiz show categories on WDAF TV at 11 tomorrow. The event, postponed from November 23, lists panelists Sally Corlis Beth Butler Tony Zerbe Barbara Hughes and John Hoppe. Three weeks till Christmas. Wright's Studio adv. CH 22943.
Patricia A. McWithey appeared in County Court on November 23 and pleaded innocent to cashing a no fund check. She was sentenced to two days in the county jail. Xmas specials offered include realistic wave $12.50 and cold wave $8.50 with gift certificates at Ella's.
Charles A. LeMaster arraigned December 6 on non support. Preliminary hearing requested for December 30. Bond set at 500 dollars. Also listed are two speeding and reckless driving charges against Thomas Mock and William Devore, and a report by Delores Badders of theft from her car December 1.
KC Markets Kansas City reports cattle and calves offerings insufficient for price test. Hog trade steady for barrows and gilts with sow prices easing to 25 under. Barrows and gilts weighed 190 to 315 pounds at 13.00 to 14.50, 250 to 315 pounds at 13.00 to 13.50, sows 300 to 425 pounds 11.50 to 12.25, 425 to 550 pounds 10.75 to 11.75. Sheep offerings too light to test.
AP notes mixed commodity quotes with consumer eggs in medium and large classes shown. Medium A at 23.33 and large B at 24.30, other items unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers listed at farm 1214.18 and plant 134.1414, with further details truncated.
Malaysia, a country spanning 130000 square miles along the South China Sea, features tropical forests and sun drenched beaches. The description emphasizes its southern coast and natural landscapes.
More than 70 000 bushels of wheat moved Thursday from Ottawa government bins to Commodity Credit Corporation facilities in Kansas City. Local officials unsure of final destination, suspect link to increased US wheat exports. ASCS crews load trucks for Farmers Elevator and Ottawa Co-Op. much wheat stored since 1952 remains in good condition. A similar 50 000 bushels shipment will depart Richmond bins.
Ottawa Police Court heard Jane Snider found guilty on two counts of selling cereal malt beverage to a minor, fined 100 dollars each with a suspended 30 day jail term. Several drivers faced fines and bonds for speeding and traffic offenses. trial dates set for January 8 and January 9.
Obituaries list services for Mrs. C J Moore died Dec 2 at Lamb Funeral Home Dec 5 officiated by Rev E E Tillotson with pallbearers Roy Churchill Ray Smith Ray Farris Wilbur Yates Cyrus Hughes and Donald Johnson burial at Hope Cemetery with Royal Neighbors in attendance Mrs Ella Lotspeich died Dec 2 services at Lamb Funeral Home Dec 5 Dr Raymond P Jennings officiated pallbearers Henry Gillroy Everett Chapman James Ogg Max Shoemaker Paul Heckman and Walter Robe organ by Mrs J R Henning burial Highland Cemetery Otis Wemmer died Dec 3 services at Dangel and Son Mortuary Dec 5 Rev Gerald Snell officiated pallbearers Elias New Orton Irey Pete Geiler Louis Geiger Harry Lidikay Lee B Wedman burial Richmond Cemetery with Mrs A H North singing hymns aided by Mrs R L Stevens.
Carl Max Logan of Quenemo and two other KU students will represent Kansas in the Middle West Rhodes competition. Thirty two scholars will be chosen from the district to study at Oxford. Selection is based on junior year applications. Other Kansas entrants include Breon Mitchell of Salina and William Campion of Liberal.
First and last published legals notify creditors heirs and others of estates Lulu Deay Mahlon C Smith Clyde M Lusk and Clyde M Lusk executors admin executrix appointed in November 1963 nine month demand period established and a series of local sales listings for households and livestock.
Army Second Lt. Gayle R. Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Clarence H Anderson Garnett recently completed an eight week officer orientation course at The Finance Center Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind He studied duties of a newly commissioned finance officer A member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity he attended Kansas State College Pittsburg and is a 1962 KU Lawrence graduate Also attended KU School of Law enlistment in Navy Officer Cadet Airman Program calls for 49 weeks of training After training he will be commissioned Ensign in the Navy for three and a half years as an Aviation Specialist Officer Leo A Akers 927 Cypress completed six months of electronics and radar school in San Francisco After leave he will be stationed in Norfolk Va.
Army PFC Stephen E. Coon 19 of Baldwin joined Berlin Brigade in Exercise ROADWAY I a four day field maneuver in Grunewald Forest Berlin designed to test squad and platoon defensive and offensive tactics. Also noted are Specialist 4 William N. Hennessey of Wellsville Kan serving with 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley Kan and John R. Meharry fire control technician seaman aboard USS Little Rock flagship of Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean visiting Naples Istanbul and Famagusta. Gayl Shepard enlisted in Naval Officer Candidate Airman Program at Olathe son of W P Shepard Ottawa after attending Kansas State University.
Army Sergeant First Class Walter A. Lohmann served with Headquarters Battery 2d Howitzer Battalion 83rd Artillery near Budingen Germany supporting the NATO field training exercise phase of Operation BIG LIFT which recently ended.
Admissions include Clyde Corell of Moline Mrs Clifford Cravens Lyndon Richard Kessner Williamsburg Floyd Kaub RFD 4 Phylis Horne 609 W 4th Thursday Mrs Kenneth Gray 12314 S Main Friday Mr and Mrs James E Holz ton Jr RFD 1 son Thursday weight 6 lb 14 oz Archie Beard Waverly Mrs George Harris and baby daughter Lansing Friday
Mrs Pauline Burgoon 73 of Rantoul died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after three years of ill health. Born December 23, 1889 in Cass County Missouri, she married Forrest S. Burgoon March 11 1914. Survived by three sons Wayne Osawatomie Dale Wellsville Donald Ottawa. three daughters T T Arnold Kansas City Arthur OBrien Osawatomie and Earl Medien Rantoul. one brother Lee Welborn Ottawa. member United Brethren Church.
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