Mrs McCoy Admitted To KU Medical Center
Mrs. MRS HAL McCOY 1838S Elm has been admitted to KU Medical Center Kansas City in room 325B. House of Beauty is open for business at 21442 S Main CH 2 9422. Garage sale corner downtown Richmond Dec G through 12. Gloria and Lorraine Strobel. Ellis Piano Tuning CH 2 4431. Bazaar and Supper at Ap panoose Baptist Church Dec 14 starting 6 p.m.
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Hal McCoy
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
McCoy
House of Beauty
Main
Richmond
Gloria
Lorraine Strobel
Appanoose Baptist Church
Notre Dame Files Suit Over Film Showing Football Players
Notre Dame has filed suit in New York to block 20th Century Fox film John Goldfarb Please Come Home alleging irreparable injury. The university claims the movie and its novel misappropriate and exploit its football team and goodwill without permission. The suit targets a Christmas Day premiere and cites a climactic scene in a king’s harem depicting players as undisciplined gluttons and drunks.
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New York
University of Notre Dame
Supreme Court
20Th Century
Fox
John Goldfarb
Notre Dame
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Father Hesburgh
Deaths: Mary D. Barnett 86 of Mulvane and James Bracklin
Mrs Mary Daisy Barnett 86 of Mulvane died in Villa Maria Nursing Home after living there since 1960. Born June 9 1878 in Mole Tree County Illinois she moved from Pomona to Great Bend in 1958 and Mulvane in 1960. She married Orval Paul Barnett in Garnett Nov 20 1900. Surviving are daughter Mary Yoshida and three grandchildren. Funeral plans by Towner Chapel. James Bracklin of Ottawa died at Ransom Memorial Hospital aged not stated. born Aug 6 1898 in Reserve Wisconsin a WWI veteran and former USDA employee. He married Agnes Viex Bracklin in 1925. Survived by wife and sister Nellie Guibord. Burial at Muncie Cemetery.
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Mary D. Barnett
Mary Daisy Barnett
Villa Maria
Mulvane
Pomona
Barnett
Mole Tree County
Ilinois
Great Bend
Garnett
Orval Paul Barnett
Mary Yoshida
New York City
Kate Fleming
Aurora
Jack Fleming
Mattoon
Towner Chapel
James Bracklin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Muncie
Reserve
Wis
Department of Agriculture
Agnes Viex Bracklin
Ottawa
Hayward
American Legion
Nellie B. Guibord
Milwaukee
Campus Lighted Tonight Opens Holiday Season at Ottawa University
The Ottawa University campus will be lit tonight after dusk, with a Christmas sing to follow in Wilson Field House at 7 p.m. Student groups and faculty will perform, joining in the mass carol singing to inaugurate the season’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
At & P.m
St Louis Carved Boat Heist Nets 7 Arrests
St Louis police seized seven suspects tied to the theft of 50 to 60 miniature carved boats valued at about 600000 from Harold J. Stiers's Forest Park home. Wyson Hornburg, 31, was charged with the burglary, while six others were detained for questioning. A single jade boat was recovered from Hornburg’s Maplewood home, and authorities uncovered $30 in marked bills and two watches in the early stages of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
St. Louis
Wyson Hornburg
Hornburg
Harold J. Stiers
Forest Park
Stiers
Continental Divide
Colorado
Roosevelt
Hong Kong
Det
Oliver Wahl
Stiers Place
Maplewood
Wahl
Boys' Club Names Four New Directors
Four new directors join the Boys' Club board. Appointees are Mrs. Neal Pritchard of 404 S Locust, Mrs. B G Otto of 630 N Mulberry, Mrs. Phil Hart of 5125 S Mulberry, and Mrs. Barre Barrett of 802 S Cedar. They attended the regular monthly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce office chaired by Charles Mavity with eighteen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Club
Neal Pritchard
Locust
B. G
Otto
Mulberry
Phil Hart
Barre Barrett
Cedar
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Mavity
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals
List of admissions includes Ethel Watkins May Elliott Edgar Anderson and Mrs Ralph Langdon Monday and Tuesday. Birth notice for Mr and Mrs Raymond Comstock Pomona a daughter weighing 5 lb 8 1 2 oz. Dismissals note Tommy Foshee and baby son Edward New and Mrs Albert Britain and baby son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Watkins
S. Main
May Elliott
Wellsville
Edgar Anderson
Ralph H. Langdon
Maple
Hans Lassen
Baldwin Rfd
Raymond Comstock
Pomona
Tommy Foshee
S. Cedar
Edward New
Richmond
Albert Britain
Snow Boosts Wheat, Harms Livestock in Kansas
The Kansas Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin says last week's snow aided wheat pastures but harmed livestock. Wheat pastures improved yet cattle were moved to winter feeding and given supplemental forage. There were higher losses of newborn calves lambs and pigs as conditions reduced demand for lightweight stocker and feeder cattle.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bechtel and Babcock Funeral Notices
Funeral services and details for Mrs Bertha May Bechtel former Baldwin resident died December 4 in Mount Clemens Michigan with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin and services for Leland C Babcock who died December 4 held December 7 at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Peoria Cemetery. Burial and viewing times announced for family and friends.
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Bertha M. Bechtel
Bertha May Bechtel
Princeton
Baldwin
Lamb Funeral
Bechtel
Mount Clemens
Mich
Charles DuMond
Church of the Brethren
Oakwood Cemetery
Leland C
Babcock
Leland C. Babcock
Lamb Funeral Home
David J. Sullivan
Ralph Edwards
Raytown
George Dunkin
Wayne Young
Charles Adell
Mearl Snethen
Ralph Murray
Orval Staneart
George B. Bechtel
County Pays Bounty On 578 Coyote Ears
County records show ten more coyote ears turned in to County Clerk Bruce Spears, bringing 1964 total to 578 pairs. Each pair earns $2, with ears burned after receipt to prevent double claims. The bounty budget for the year was $1,000.
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Bruce Spears
Olmsted to lead Ot tawa wholesale electrical firm
Lee Olmsted, in his ninth year teaching industrial arts at Ottawa High School, buys Martin Electrical Equipment Co at 117 E 2nd effective Dec 7 and will finish his term before directing the wholesale firm this spring. Elliot Barnes and Jim Bass run the business during the transition. Spears notes hunting license actions and hearing ears donations amid budget concerns.
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Lee Olmsted
Ottawa High School
Martin Electrical Equipment Co
Olmsted
Ottawa High
Wholesale Electrical Company
Elliot Barnes
Jim Bass
Barnes
Harvey Martin
Bass
Maretin
Pittsburg State
Ottawa
Market report from Kansas City cattle hogs and lambs
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 4 500 calves 200 steers and heifers uneven with some declines to 25 cents. cows 25 lower. calves and feeders steady. Hogs 5 000 barrows and gilts down to 25, sows steady. Sheep 1 800 lambs 50 lower. feeders steady. Eggs and butter unchanged. large eggs 29-31, mediums 23 25. Live fryers farm 12 14, delivered 13 14.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Accident Report Corrected After Ice Leads to Collision
The earlier report said a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Donald D. Hawley 18 Baldwin was north on Main Street while a 1960 Studebaker driven by Ernest D. Campbell 21 Manhattan followed. Campbell could not stop on icy streets, causing the crash.
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South Main Street
Chevrolet
Donald D. Hawley
Baldwin
Main
Studebaker
Ernest D. Campbell
Manhattan
Campbell
Ottawa County Court Cites Five For Traffic Violations
County Court records show Marvin L. Clampitt 24 Ottawa RFD 1 cited Nov 27 for no safety equipment east of Ottawa on 1.35. fined 10 dollars and costs. Kenneth E. Kistner 21 Waverly cited Dec 2 on US 50 driving on wrong side. pleaded guilty and fined 10 dollars and costs. Orville E. Arb 27 Melvern cited 1.5 miles SW of Ottawa on US 50 for no parking. pleaded guilty and fined 5 dollars and costs. Donald E. Leach 18 935 N Cherry cited Dec 1 speeding 80 in 70 mph zone from Wellsville exchange to Lee Loup exchange on 1-35. pleaded guilty and fined 10 dollars and costs. Henry L. Dehn 26 Quenemo RFD 1 cited Dec 6 1.5 miles SW of Ottawa on US 50 for no parking. pleaded guilty and fined 5 dollars and costs.
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Marvin L. Clampitt
Ottawa
Kenneth E. Kistner
Waverly
Orville E. Arb
Donald E. Leach
N. Cherry
Wellsville Exchange
Lee Loup Exchange
Henry L. Dehn
Quenemo
Cars Collide On Seventh
Two cars collided at Seventh and Main streets at 6 46 p m Monday on an icy surface with no injuries. Greg W Gilroy 17 of 839 Willow drove a 1953 Studebaker east on Seventh Street Marlena K Rew 19 of Wellsville drove a 1960 Ford west on Seventh Street The Studebaker lay in the middle of the intersection as Gilroy said the Ford would turn left onto Main Police reported both drivers braked but could not avoid the crash Damage to both vehicles was not estimated and no citations were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Main Streets
Greg W. Gilroy
Willow
Studebaker
Seventh Street
Marlena K. Rew
Wellsville
Gilroy
Main Street
Ford
Printy and Son announce weekly community auctions
Ben Printy Cap runs two weekly auctions at Printy's Auction House Ottawa. Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at 1136 North Main and Thursdays at 7 p.m. at 1186 North Main. Includes CH 221974 and CH 2.1201 codes. Participants and items vary by week.
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Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N, Main
Ottawa
N. Main
Firestone
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Ellis
Lincoln School
Rodney Tedrow
Charles Ebeck
N. Poplar
Dixie True
Clayton True
N. Mulberry
Sabra Moses
Bruce Moses
N. Sycamore
Kent Cramer
Willis Cramer
Louise Burke
Lamb
Olmsted Boys Wholesale Firm
Spears
John L. Link
Homer Russell
Lane
Rex Gilliland
Overbrook
Walter Randall
Mike Campbell
Jim Hogue
Ert
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Harold Stewart
Jack Nelson
Kan
Council Grove
Max Allen
William
Jim
Brady
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Reguar
S.W.H.P
Alice Maxwell
W.H
Ottawa Council
Myron S. Steer
Melvin L. Sellers
R.A.M. Y
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
Bolster
Virginia Inn Moetel
General Services 29
Gene Powell
Baer
Klean Air Service
Bob Baer
Baldwin City
Jim Parks
Kenneth Davis
Williamsburg
Berkshire
Forrer, Rantoul
H. E. Adell
Ralph Shaffer
Homeswood
Man
Franklin Co
Franklin Co. Sale Co
Xisc
Budge’s Hard
Singer
Lenexa
Credit Dept
Mound City
Kansas Employment Service
Brook
Crowells Cafe
Discount
White
Court House
the Toy Business
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