Tax bill totals for Santa Fe Railroad in Kansas
The 1965 ad valorem tax levy for the Santa Fe Railroad in Kansas amounts to 4,823,935.27 dollars with Franklin county receiving 119,208.86. Schools and municipalities are the main beneficiaries and the first half payments are due to county treasurers before December 20. Holiday appointments urged for StyleArt Beauty Salon run by Goldie Daughtery at 310 South Main.
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Santa Fe
Kansas
Franklin County
Army Sgt Gerry K Hamilton in Korea field exercise ends
Army Sgt Gerry K Hamilton and fellow 7th Infantry Division soldiers completed a five day field training exercise in Korea ending December 11. Hamilton, 23, a Ottawa High School alumnus, is the son of Gerald K Hamilton of Ottawa RFD 1. His wife Stella lives at 819 Tremont. He was farming before joining the Army.
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ARMY
Gerry K. Hamilton
Stella
Tremont
7Th Infantry Division
Korea
Ottawa High School
Gerald K. Hamilton
Ottawa Rfd
Hamilton
Baxter Community Club Holiday Celebration at Baxter School
Baxter Community club will celebrate the holiday season at 8 p.m. Friday at Baxter school. Patrons are asked to bring candy cookies and a 25 cent gift. Original ceramics candies gifts.
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Baxter Community Club
Baxter School
Bridge Winners Elks Club Duplicate Bridge Winners
North-South winners Ken Johnson Topeka and W E Hegberg with Robert F Miller and Mrs Robert A Anderson were first and second respectively. East-West winners Merle Price and Mrs E E Hazlett Lawrence were first with Mr and Mrs Lyle Hanes as runners-up.
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Elks Club
Ken Johnson
Topeka
W. E. Hegberg
Robert F. Miller
Robert A. Anderson
Merle Price
E. E. Hazlett
Lawerence
Lyle Hanes
Local Markets Wheat and Corn and Soybeans Report
Market notes show wheat and corn prices with limited readable figures. Soybeans trade near 2.38 while ear corn quotes are around 1.10 and other lines include unclear codes and stray characters.
First Christmas Has Disadvantage
Newlyweds face their first Christmas with scarce decorations and gifts. They improvise by crafting sugar ornaments, handmaking trinkets, and enlisting friends for a creative decorating party. A foil Star of David tops their homemade tree, while the Germans’ candle traditions are noted as contrast. They conclude next Christmas may bring a store bought, quicker tree.
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Don Black
David
United States
Hearing on Will Probate in Franklin County Kansas
In the matter of the estate of Hattie Keene McDowell deceased a petition for probate of the will dated March 31 1964 by Don W. Perkins as heir legatee and devisee and executor nominee is filed in Ottawa Kansas before January 5 1966 at 10 00 a m. The court will hear the petition and determine the appointment of Don W. Perkins as executor without bond. Anderson and Byrd attorneys for the petitioner First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Hattie Keene McDowell
Ottawa
Don W. Perkins
Sunflower League Timber Tumblers Lead High Scores
Bowling league sheet lists multiple teams and high scores with bowlers named across Sunflower League events. Notable entries include Kaub 177 for Timber Tumblers and Barber multiple high marks for The Splits, plus scores for Bombers, Alley Cats, and Brunswick League participants.
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F. Kaub
M. Barber
S. Barber
E. Ferguson
The Terrible Spell Ends Elves Turned To Stone
Santa Claus rescues the group from the Voodoo man’s curse as the elves and reindeer lie statues. A mysterious gift reveals the Voodoo man’s mirror turning the Fabulous Dunklebum to stone, ending the nightmare.
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Lucrece Beale
Mr. D
Santa Land
Vooodoo
Dunklebum
Santa Claus
Santa
Saneta
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted This Week
Admissions list includes Eldon E Mahoney at 831 E 7th Mrs Florence King 627 S Cedar Myron McCall 1240 S Maple Mary Jean LeValley 846 Willow Mary Ruth Curtis 745 Tremont and Tuese ay. Dismissals include Bruce Cox 847 Hamblin Mrs George Gingerich Michigan Valley Ira Thompson Cedar House Sterling Hornbuckle Louisburg Mrs Don Lauver 724 S Hickery Tuesday.
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Eldon E. Mahoney
Florence King
S. Cedar
Myron McCall
S. Maple
Mary Jean LeValley
Willow
Mary Ruth Curtis
Tremont
Tueseay
Bruce Cox
Hamblin
George Gingerich
Michigan
Water Study Highlight At Chippewa Rural Water District Meeting
A Topeka engineering firm Bartlett & West will present a preliminary feasibility report on water study at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Temple Building 422 S Main. The district faces dispersed membership and rock problems as it works toward efficient district operations.
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Topeka
Chippewa Rural Water District
Bartlett & West Engineering
Masonic Temple
S. Main
Bechtle Rites Set in Wichita Church
Orville A Bechtle 67 of Wichita formerly Ottawa died Sunday night in a Wichita hospital. Funeral services will be at 1 30 p m Thursday at a Nazarene Church in Wichita. Surviving are his wife Mary Herron and three daughters. He moved to Wichita 30 years ago from Ottawa after 28 years at Boeing Aircraft before retirement two years ago. He is brother to Chester Bechtle and Harold Bechtle of Ottawa.
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Orville A. Bechtle
Orville A, Bechtle
Wichita
Ottawa
Nazarene
South Broadway
Bechtle
Chester Bechtle
Harold Bechtle
Boeing Aircraft
Mary Herron
Wichieta
Tip Winner Named for Clover Farm Crash Report
Frank Cannady wins Herald weekly tip award for reporting a car crash into the Clover Farm north store at 823 N Hickory. Other tipsters honored include Don Claypool, Ray Anderson, and Howard Garrison.
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The
Herald
Frank Cannady
Hickory
Clover Farm North
Don Claypool
Ray Anderson
Howard Garrison
Funeral services for William A Dehn in Williamsburg
William Adolph Dehn died December 8 and funeral services were held December 11 at the Williamsburg Methodist Church with Rev. David Wilson and Rev. Mike Spalding officiating. Pallbearers included John Gray Alvin Dehn Arthur Dehn Henry L Dehn Glen Chambers and Owen Middleton. Mrs S T Thornton and Mrs L T Pattle sang hymns with Mrs J E Decker accompanying. Burial followed at Central Cemetery Wil Hamsburg.
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William A, Dehn
William Adolph Dehn
Williamsburg Methodist Church
David Wilson
Mike Spalding
John Gray
Alvin Dehn
Arthur Dehn
Henry L. Dehn
Glen Chamebers
Owen Middleton
S. T. Thornton
L. T. Pattle
J. E. Decker
Central Cemetery
Wil. Hamsburg
Classified Ads Rates and Deadlines
Classified notices outline deadlines and per line pricing for National and Local ads. Card of Thanks is charged by word, with a minimum, and blind ads incur a 50 cent extra fee.
Thanks for support after death of Linda Thompson
The family of William Bill Dehn thanks neighbors friends ministers David Wilson and Mike Spalding Dr C W Henning the Cedar House nurses especially Grace Crabb Florence Koons for food prayers cards calls flowers and dinners Contributions to the Memorial Fund are appreciated The Thompsons and the Alties
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Linda Thompson
Thompsons
Alties
David Wilson
Mike Spalding
C. W. Henning
Cedar House
Grace Crabb
Florence Koons
William
Bill) Dehn
Clifford R Hobbs and Ottawa Kansas Box 7
Ottawa Kansas page item lists individuals Clifford R Hobbs with address Box 7. No clear event, date, or action provided. reads as a simple listing. No additional context or organizations evident.
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Clifford R
Hobbs
Ottawa
Kansas
Marriage Licenses Granted to Wiederholt and Sutton
Frances Edmond Wiederholt aged 18 and Judith Elaine Sutton aged 16, both of Princeton, have been issued marriage licenses. The records record their ages and hometowns for official filing.
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Frances Edmond Wiederholt
Princeton
Judith Elaine Sutton
Building Permit for Addition at Smith Residence
Tom McGinnis filed on December 13 a building permit to add a room to the Mable Smith house at an estimated cost of 50 dollars.
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Tom McGinnis
Mable Smith
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Kan
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Glenn Doerr
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