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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1964

Page

6

Speeding cited on South Main and US-50

ELVA E HOLDEN aged 37 of 719 North Main was cited for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone in the 00 and 800 blocks of South Main Street. Alan M. Smith, 17 of 617 North Oak, cited December 11 on US-50 southwest of Ottawa for failure to yield, pleaded guilty and fined $20 plus costs.

Elva E Holden N. Main South Main Street Sue Kirkland Beautician House of Beauty Alan M. Smith N. Oak Ottawa

Cattle and Hog Market Report from Kansas City

KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 400 with calves none along slaughter categories. Hog prices rise 25 for barrows and gilts, sows up to 25, hogs 190 to 260 pounds listed. Sows 300 to 400 pounds 12.25 to 13.00, 400 to 575 pounds 12.00 to 12.50. Sheep none. Wholesale eggs and other produce unchanged with large eggs at 31.88 and mediums at 26.80 to 28.00 per hundred.

Kansas City

Exploding Well Tank Shocks Ontario Family

Alvin Wray and wife on Ottawa RFD 4 woke at 5:30 a.m. when a buried 42-gallon pressure tank in a 235 foot well exploded. Doors ripped from the pit as lumber scattered around the yard. Leonard Wray of Pomona RFD 1 noted bad smelling water and gas concerns.

Alvin Wray Ottawa Leonard Wray Pomona Rfd1 Wray

Westminster Presby Church Living Nativity Program Returns

Westminster Presbyterian Church will present its annual living nativity program over two nights this Christmas season. Rev. Roger Greenslade announced performances at 7:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Sunday and Wednesday. The scene is on the church lawn southeast of the building with live animals and church members acting. Written by Dr. S Martin Brockway and directed this year by Don Kornhaus, each performance runs about 20 minutes.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Roger Greenslade S. Martin Brockway Don Kornhaus

Miles Apart For Holiday

Two Baker faculty members will spend Christmas apart, traveling to Rome for three days before joining their son Karl Spear and daughter in Munich Germany. They plan to visit Belgium Holland and France before returning to the United States.

Baker Karl E. Spear Rome Karl Nancy Munich Germany Spears Munster Karl Jr University of Munster National Science Foundation Belgium Holland France United States Paul Kochan Sonsine Law John Hann Familly Schoffield Barracks Honolulu Hawaii Capt. Hann

Funerals for Mrs Mary A Kitchen and Alvin L Miskimon

Services for Mrs. Mary A Kitchen who died December 14 were December 17 at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev Roy Armstrong officiating. Honorary pallbearers were Leslie Town and Lester Loehr with active pallbearers Bill Loehr Bill Schoepf Chuck Loehr Jack Thomas Harold Loehr and Norman Loehr. Burial was in Hope Cemetery. Attending groups included the Seekers and Earnest Workers Sunday School classes. Services for Alvin L Miskimon who died December 14 were December 17 at the Towner Chapel with Rev Jim Anderson officiating. Pallbearers were Jim Gulick Gary Miskimon E E Miskimon W E Miskimon Clarence Miskimon and Sanford Shaw. Al Williams sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Mary A. Kitchen Trinity Methodist Church Roy Armstrong Leslie Town Lester Loehr Bill Loehr Bill Schoepf Chuck Loehr Jack Thomas Harold Loehr Norman Loehr Janis Dawson J. M. Kilgore Hope Cemetery Seekers Earnest Workers Alvin L, Miskimon Alvin L. Miskimon Towner Chapel Jim Anderson Jim Gulick Gary Miskimon E, E. Miskimon W. £. Miskimon Clarence Miskimon Sanford Shaw al Williams Mount Olivet Cemetery

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals

Admissions list includes Lloyd E Hazelrigg at 1004 S Main and Merle Jones at 1116 S Sycamore along with Mrs Thomas Enelden from Rantoul and Mrs Richard Timmins from Princeton on Thursday and Friday. Dismissals include Billy Rinehart at 217 Maple, George Wintzen of Aliceville, Robert Bearly of Wellsville, Lloyd E Hazelrigg at 1004 S Main, Harry Lantis of Pomona on Friday.

Lloyd E. Hazelrigg Main Thomas Enelden Rantoul Richard Timmins Princeton Merle Jones Sycamore Billy Rinehart Maple George Wintzen Aliceville Robert Bearly Wellsville Harry Lantis Pomona

Wreck on West Second Street Causes Minor Damage

No injuries reported after an evening collision in the 100 block of West Second Street at 8 11 p m. Mary J Troutman driving a 1952 Chevrolet eastbound struck when Dorothy B Harrison backing from the curb in a 1959 Chevrolet backed into her car. Damage to the 1952 model estimated at 15 dollars. Harrison arrested for backing from the curb.

West Second Street Mary J. Troutman N. Mulberry Second Street Dorothy B. Harrison S. Oak Harrison

County Boys Weed Truck Gets Low Bid Award

County Commissioners Wednesday accepted a low bid for a Noxious Weed Department truck from Robertson Motor Co. at 3079.35 dollars. Three bids were submitted Moore Chevrolet Oldsmobile 3258.00 and Sheldon Truck and Tractor 3320.58 for an International. The 195 truck will arrive after the new year and will receive a sprayed nozzle for weed control along roadsides.

Robertson Motor Co Moore Chevrolet - Oldsmobile, Inc Chevrolet Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co International

Deaths of Paul Ross and others noted in Topeka obits

Paul Ross 71 Wichita businessman died on arrival after a heart attack in Topeka. He was a Kansas Blue Cross board member since 1959 and attended the organization's winter meeting. Born April 18, 1893 in Alden, he had been in Wichita since 1948, led Ross Industries, and helped secure the state fair at Hutchinson. Surviving relatives include wife Leah and children. The obituary also covers Mrs. Flossie Beal 82 of Inglewood California and Marion Alvin Burt 49 Coffeyville, plus brief notes on Gurney Buchanan 18 and Frank D. Cook 66 of Ottawa with service details. Burial plans in Woodlawn Topeka and other localities.

Paul Ross Wichita Kansas Topeka Rectors of Kansas Blue Cross Alden University of Kansas Seneca High School Casselton, N.D Ross Ross Industries Inc Hutchinson State Kanesas G. M. Ross Whitewater Flour Mills Company Whitewater Kan Goerz Flour Mills Newton American Flours Leah Dean Ross T. R. Ross Pat Thiessen Carl Ross 5. H. Vincent Ottawa Woodlawn Cemetery Charles W Dora Blum Cook Mabel E. Kirk Masonic Lodge Bob Cook Richmond Kathryn McClure Willow Flossie Beal Franklin County Inglewood Calif Pierce Brothers Mortuary Colorado Springs Colo Beal Pleasant Ridge Peoria California Lennox Bethany Baptist Church Don Charles Brindle RFD Cecil Green Ralph Beal Jess Beal Ray Beal Lynn Beal Jack Beal Columbus Ohio Edith Perkins S. Sycamore Irma Dano Arthur Raymond Haigler

Santa Letters Sought for Children Classified Ads

Mrs Beatrice Peck of the Franklin County Humane Society and Frances Spears former ottawa school truancy officer urge that children place their name and return address on Santa letters to ensure delivery. The appeal underscored the need for complete mailing details to reach Santa Claus.

Santa Claus Beatrice Peck Franklin County Humane Society Frances Spears Ottawa Santa Humane Society Humane Shelter

Sales Tax Funds Sent To Schools in Kansas First Payment

Franklin County receives 90692.70 of 9450607.26 state total from the State Elementary School Finance Fund. Distribution based on pupil counts grades one through eight, teacher prep, and student transport. Final 1964 distribution due March 15.

Franklin County

Probate Court Buckels Estate Notice in Ottawa Kansas

First published December 4 1964 and last December 18 1964 in Franklin County probate court. David E Bunch administrator seeks approval of accounts and fees and to determine heirs. Defenses due December 28 1964 at 10:00 AM in Ottawa. Gleason Doty Logan attorneys. Also classified ads offering job and living arrangements in Prairie Village and Springfield.

State of Kansas Franklin County Blanche Goldsmith Ottawa State of Kansas David E. Bunch Fred 5 Buckels Gleason, Gleason, Doty & Logan

Livestock Auction Listings In Pomona and Ottawa Area

Pomona and Ottawa area auction listings show weekly sales at Council Grove Livestock Auction and Grove Every Geturday. Contact numbers for agents Jim Brady and others provide details for buyers and sellers in the region.

Jack Nelson Pomona Kan Council Grove Jim Brady Ottawa

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