Be Be gun damage eyed at Moore Chevrolet lot
Police report Be B gun damage to a 1962 Falcon and a 1964 Chevy II on the Moore Chevrolet Olds mobile used car lot at Fifth and Main. Vandalism likely occurred late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
7
Police report Be B gun damage to a 1962 Falcon and a 1964 Chevy II on the Moore Chevrolet Olds mobile used car lot at Fifth and Main. Vandalism likely occurred late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
The Franklin County Health Office will offer oral polio vaccine at the Court House from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday. A 75 cent donation is requested for each person, but vaccine will be provided free to those unable to pay.
Two Ottawa youths Ray Elmo Tillery and Richard Lynn Mundy face first degree arson charges in County Court for the Aug. 22 fire at a vacant dwelling four miles southwest of Pomona owned by Bus Pinkston. They requested preliminary hearings set for Dec. 17 at 10 a.m. each is free on $1,000 bond.
KC Markets Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs hold steady across sizes with large eggs 43 to 44 cents per dozen for consumer grade. Other farm eggs show large 38 to 43 cents, mediums 30 to 37, small 20 to 24, grade B 25 to 35. Wholesale eggs and butter unchanged.
Cattle receipts around 2000 head with steers bringing 25 to 26.50 and good to choice heifers from 24 to 25. Feeder steers quoted 23.50 to 25.00. Hog offerings near 5000 with barrows and gilts steady to 50 higher and sows up to 25. Slaughter lambs up 25 to 50 with choice to prime at 26.33 to 27.25 and ewes around 5 to 6.25.
Kansas City AP reports the hog market peaked at $30 today the highest since 1948. Top prices were paid for No 1 and 2 195 230 pound hogs with receipts around 5000. At St Joseph hog top reached $30.00 and Chicago reported $30.75 per hundredweight.
A bus named Zabbazara heads toward a made up place as Mr D. ferries two unusual riders a donkey and a crocodile. Passersby gasp at the sight while Mr D. treats it as normal on the escape route from Main Street.
Wichita State University President Emory Lindquist argued before Kansas legislators that approving the full 7.35 million dollar budget request for fiscal 1967 would better align funding with enrollment growth. He noted enrollment has risen 88.1 percent over three years as operating costs rise, warning that any reduction could harm the university’s program while maintaining a stringent pattern. The plan projects 8,966 fulltime students and an average cost per student of 819.93 dollars, with visiting committee tours planned across eastern Kansas.
Clyde O Connor 60 died Tuesday afternoon at his Wellsville area farm home. Born September 28 1905 in Franklin County he lived in Miami County since 1933. He married Beatrice Todd November 1929. Services 2 p m Friday at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville Rev Gayel Bender officiating Burial in Wellsville Cemetery Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Don Caruthers Mrs Harold Caruthers Wellsville seven grandchildren and mother Mrs Nora Lohr 439 S Cherry Ottawa
Centerville man Charles D. Mann, 31, pleaded guilty in county court to writing a $19 check to Ottawa police court for a fine on a failure to yield charge and to an insufficient fund check to the Peace Food Center. He received 60 days in jail on each count plus costs, with both checks drawn on Kansas State Bank at Garnett.
In 1781 the settlement was named El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora La Reina de Los Angeles de Porciuncula. Over time the long name was shortened to Los Angeles, reflecting a simplification of the town’s designation.
Mrs Alice Joan Gibbons 37 of Iola died at 7 05 p m Tuesday in University of Kansas Medical Center where she had been a patient since November 10 Services will be at 2 p m Friday at Towner Chapel Rev William Weber will officiate Burial will be in Highland Cemetery Iola She was born June 8 1928 at Iola daughter of Ernie and Golda Barnes married Francis J Gibbons July 3 1942 at Yates Center Surviving are her husband two sons Frankie Vaughn Gibbons and Johnnie Ray Gibbons daughter Linda Altic two grandchildren one brother Ray Barnes and one sister also of Iola and her parents of Iola
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Ralph Allen at 814 S. Ash on Tuesday and Harriet Clayborne at 909 E. 8th on Wednesday. Dismissals include Gordon Bond of 123 S. Maple on Tuesday. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heckman at 221 S. Ash, weight 7lbs 10oz, Tuesday.
Bob Seyler applies for a single family residence at 10 Brookside Lane costing 14500 dollars. Marvin Durbin seeks a metal storage building at 1120 North Main priced around 1200 dollars.
The board chairman doubted the petition timing, suggesting circulation before the bond election. Conditions require an attendance center remain in Richmond until removal is approved, no obligation toward retiring existing bonded debt of District 365 Garnett, and transfer of Richmond’s current school to Garnett for classes. McClure claimed Garnett board gave favorable acknowledgement and that the presented petition sufficed for transfer.
McClure handed the transfer petition to the board after a long talk before walking out. Cecil B. Vining said action is needed but funding remains uncertain. Clerk Mrs. Hobart Betz questioned using funds for students. Shaw called the audit move a personal insult, while Dave Hermreck claimed the petition is a stall by opposition members. The board could not see what opponents hoped to gain, and Vining noted the signers may have been influenced by the opposition.
Mr and Mrs Joseph C Lauer of Westphalia Kansas thank relatives and friends for spiritual bouquets cards gifts and calls that helped celebrate their golden wedding day with appreciation and warm wishes posted as a lodge notices insertion note.
Funeral services for Mrs Goldie A Langdon who died December 3 were held December 7 at the Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Roger F Greenslade and Rev Jim Anderson officiating. Pallbearers included Joe Moody Gene Price Charles Wilkins Harry Hjorth Harry Gilliland and Ellis Gorton. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
Carl W. Joecks, 21, Tennessee, New Jersey, cited December 5 about six miles north of Ottawa on US 59, pleaded guilty to speeding 69 mph in a 60 mph zone. He was fined $7 in county court.
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