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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1964

Page

5

Local Briefs Note Sullins at KU Medical Center

A. E. Sullins of 1006 N Cedar is in room 515F at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. Local lumber firms Hubbard Nurman Ottawa will be closed all day Christmas Day and Saturday December 26. Turkeys from Murshy’s Rock Creek Turkey Farm TU 36618. Ellis piano tuning CH 2.4431.

A. E Jack) Sullins N. Cedar University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Murshy Rock Creek Turkey Farm County Humane Center Ottawa

Area Boy Burgess Runaway From Home

About 25 to 30 locals and two Franklin County sheriff’s deputies joined a search for 10 year old Steve Burgess of Everett Burgess family Ottawa RFD 3. He left home Sunday and was found at Alvin Miller’s home about two and a half miles away between 6:30 and 7:00 p.m. Steve offered no reason beyond running away. Burgess said it was the first time his son wandered, and the parents were very worried.

Everett Burgess Ottawa Burgess Emporia Donnie Lone Nie Bannart Fort Scott Lone Iola Larry A. Dye Pittsburg Meredith Myers Goodland Junior High School Glee Club

St Joseph Man Nabbed After Car Theft Arrest

A St Joseph Missouri man Fred O Brooks 26 was apprehended after a stolen 1957 Ford from a used car lot. He was stopped at the hospital for directions and later detained at Fourth and Main. The car was found abandoned on North Hickory Street and Brooks claimed he was robbed and beaten. Police will return him to St Joseph after questioning.

Sheriff's Office Police Department St. Joseph Fred O. Brooks Ransom Memorial Hospital Brooks Fourth Main Streets Hickory Street

KC Markets Kansas City Hogs Cattle Lambs Prices Report

KC markets report steady to mixed livestock prices with hogs down to 50 cents, cattle steady to 25 higher, and sheep lambs showing gains. Slaughter steers and heifers mix 21, 22 to 24 dollars, calves and feeder cattle firm, with varying weight breaks noted across 4 000 hogs and 3 000 cattle in the sessions.

Kansas City

Local Market Prices Pushed by Mixed Commodity Trades

Market summaries show soybeans valued higher while wheat and corn see modest gains. Prices listed include shelled corn at 1.20, ear corn 1.15, butterfat 0.442, barley 1.05, oats 0.95, and soybeans around 1.44 with nearby figures.

Transportation Rates Cited For Kansas Milling Losses

Gov. John Anderson and Gov. Henry Bellman of Oklahoma led a conference blaming transportation rates for Midwest flour milling declines. They cited wage differentials and rate structures that favor processed items over raw grain, threatening enduring regional industry and prompting calls for unified rate equity across modes. The meeting, involving nine states and industry reps, aims to propose transportation reforms to preserve agri business and regional mills.

Topeka Kan Midwest John Anderson Henry Bellman Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Colorado Anderson James A. McCain Kansas State University Middle West Kansas Great Plains McCain Mcecain Salina Kingman Winfield Newton

Deaths in Kansas City and Baldwin obituaries

John D Evans of 4969 Westwood Road Kansas City died Monday evening at St Luke s Hospital where he had been a patient since Sept 6 He had visited in Ottawa many times Services set for Thursday at Newcomer s on Brush Creek with burial in Kansas City Surviving wife Florence Hefley daughter Christine Moreland and grandson Shawnee Mission Eunice Walker 70 Baldwin died Monday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital services Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home in Lawrence burial Oak Hill Cemetery She was a former Ottawa resident who died after a fire in her home Surviving Darlene Queisert Shawnee Mission Hal Johnson Columbus Ohio and Franklin Walker Ft Monmouth New Jersey

John D, Evans John D. Evans Westwood Road Kansas City H. L. Cartzdamer S. Main St. Luke’s Hospital Ottawa Newcomer’s Brush Creek Florence Hefley Christine Moreland Shawnee Mission

Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement Snapshot

Hospital notes list Mrs Sherman Spears Mrs August Bonskowski and others at multiple addresses plus Monday. Births note Mr and Mrs Don Burroughs of 719 N Mulberry welcomed a son Tuesday weighing 7 lb 11 oz. Dismissals include Kenneth Hull David Hughes Mrs Ernest Gilliland all noted with locations and day Tuesday.

Sherman Spears Don Burroughs N. Mulberry Kenneth Hull Wellsville David Hughes Ernest Gilliland Pomona

Christmas Program at Centropolis School Friday Eve

A large crowd attended Centropolis School’s Christmas program on Friday evening December 18. Teachers Mrs Glen Scott and Mrs Clarence Carpenter led pupils in songs plays and recitations. Mrs Donald Steward and Mrs George Myers handed out candy popcorn balls and apples. A small fire at Clarence Albright’s home near Globe Saturday morning caused minor roof damage. Calvin Grover of Centropolis saw the blaze as he headed to his parents’ home. Overbrook firefighters arrived after the blaze was already out.

Centropolis Glen Scott Clarence Carpenter Donald Steward George Myers Clarence Albright Globe Calvin Grover Overbrook

GOP Unhappy After Election

James Marlow reports in AP analysis on post election Republican turmoil and Democratic reform aims. Friction centers on RNC chair Dean Burch, House leadership under Charles Halleck, and liberal uprisings to curb the Rules Committee and seniority rules, signaling intent to reshape Capitol Hill power dynamics.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Congress Dean Burch Republican National Committee Barry Goldwater Burch Birching Charles Halleck Indiana Halleck Michigan Gerald R. Ford Jr Joseph W. Martin Massachusetts Ford Washington Monument Capitol Hill House

District Court Grants Settlement in Minor Injury Case

In a friendly suit heard Monday in District Court, nine year old Vickie Ann Hildebrant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hildebrant of 1615 Chestnut filed against Lynn Nilges son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nilges of Richmond. The dispute arose from an incident May 3 1964 when Vickie was hit in the eye with a piece of wood allegedly thrown by Lynn Nilges. The court awarded a settlement of 1976.35 to the Hildebrants covering medical bills and other damages.

Vickie Ann Hildebrant Leroy Hildebrant Chestnut Lynn Nilges Alfred Nilges Richmond Vickie Hildebrants

Bridge Winners Crowned by Ottawa Club Trio

Last night's bridge event awarded first to Helga Kursk Lawrence and Ted Crandall of Ottawa. Second place went to Walter Hegberg and Merle Price of Ottawa, while Mr and Mrs Robert F. Miller of Ottawa finished third.

Helga Kursk Lawerence Ted Crandall Ottawa Walter Hegberg Merle Price Robert F. Miller

Ottawa Pair Ties The Knot In City Ceremony

Marriage licenses issued for Mariel Macy 27 and Charlotte Moody 21 both of Ottawa. Also listed are Robert Hopkins 19 and Patricia Ann Whirlow 19 of Ottawa.

Mariel Macy Ottawa Charlotte Moody Robert Hopkins Patricia Ann Whirlow

Bloodmobile to Visit Ottawa for Free Blood Drive

The Red Cross bloodmobile will stop at the Ottawa Youth Center on January 13 from 1 to 8 p.m. for donors as part of the county wide free blood program. J. T. Morrisey notes 223 potential donors, with 90 from Wellsville, and aims to attract more volunteers from Ottawa. McGrath reports the funding plan, aided by the Ottawa United Fund, and 51 pints were supplied to Ransom Memorial Hospital in the first 30 days.

Red Cross Ottawa J. T. Morrisey Wellsville Morrisey

Some People, 1964 Was Funny

A Kansas year of politics and small ironies with light moments across towns. Auditors, candidates, and voters share Christmas cards, misaddressed gifts, and joking gaffes. Snowy smoke, tongue twists, and a car blocking tracks spark humor amid 1964 events.

Speeding cited in county court near Princeton

Clarence W. Servaes 53 Garnett cited Dec 20 one mile southeast of Princeton on US 59 for speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. He pleaded guilty and was fined $20 and costs. David Lee Mille 1410 S Main arraigned Monday on non support for two children under 16. Mille waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the 1965 term of District Court with $1,000 bond posted.

Clarence W. Servaes Garnett Princeton David Lee Mille S. Main Mille

Notice of Hearing in Minor Estates Case in Franklin County

First published notice in Franklin County Kansas probate matter shows Rita E Ridgely guardian seeks authority to sell oil and gas lease for minors Ann Elizabeth Deitrickson Len Paul Deitrickson and Sue Ellen Deitrickson. Hearing set January 13 1965 at 10 00 A M in Ottawa courthouse. Attorneys Flood Flood of Hays Kansas represent petitioner.

Franklin County Kansas Ann Elizabeth Deitrickson Len Paul Deitrickson Sue Ellen Deitrickson State of Ann Elizabbeth Deitrickson Sue Ellen Deitrickeson Rita E. Ridgely Rita E. Deitrickson Ellis County Toewit Ottawa

Community Auction Listings and Contacts

Local sale notices list Myers Bros agents in Centropolis and Ottawa with weekly auctions every Saturday at North Ottawa On Highway 59. Printy and Son run auctions at 1136 N Main Ottawa with Tuesday and Thursday evening sessions. Mary Ann Elliott sale in Williamsburg Kan on December 23 at 1 p.m. Harolds Stewart and Jack Nelson shown with Pomona and Ottawa listings. Council Grove Livestock Auction holds weekly Saturdays in Council Grove. Jim Brady auctioneer is linked to Ottawa.

Franklin County Sale Company Ottawa Printy Ben Printy Main Mary Ann Elliott Williamsburg Kan Harold Stewart Jack Nelson Pomona Council Grove Jim*brady

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eunice Walker Eunice GOP Extension Council Home Economics Advisory Committee Earl Gilliland O. L. Breckenridge Truman Milton Howard Smith Colbern’s Joe Degeorge Kanesas Clay Hederick Hedrick Wichita Wellington R. H. Stewart Pereson Myers Legals Robert L. Pinet Seal Flood & Flood P. O. Box Hays Myers Bros Claude Howard RFD Merry U.K R.A.M Millard R Wren H.P Melvin L Sellers Ottawa Lodge No A. F A.M Frank D. Cook Charles E. Ratliff W.M Clarence E. Rea Secy Lincoln Ottawa Herald Sinderson, Henning & Mueller Bennett General Services Knapp Lee Carter CARE Gene Powell Standard Rendering Co Osawatomie Fifth St Baer Klean Air Service Bob Baer Rawleigh E. E. Dunn Franklin County Sale
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