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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
4
Patty Wamsund of Princeton has joined the junior membership ranks of the Holstein Friesen Association of America. Over 13,000 youngsters are now enrolled. To qualify, members must be under 21 and have one year in a dairy project.
Billy confronts Goko the Great in a castle escape. The ruby necklace and sparks fail to save him as Goko fights back with a club. Billy flees through corridors to the Fairy Queen, who revives his wooden sword into a true weapon for tomorrow's Christmas celebration.
Ottawa Lodge 18 AF and AM elected new officers on Tuesday led by Victor R. Hughes as worshipful master and R. Lee Finch as senior warden. Also named were James L. Gillett junior warden John W. Taylor treasurer Clarence E. Rea secretary W. Phil McCracken chaplain Walter L. Dengel senior deacon Howard Smith junior deacon Ray Talbott senior steward Kenneth Norton junior steward. Gerald B. Harford was absent and to be installed later, with Charles Gallipeau as installing officer and Paul Smith assisting as installing marshal.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash will occur if owners fail to claim within ten days after the second publication. Vehicles include a 1956 Ford Station Wagon tan white in storage at the State Highway Commission Yard Ottawa. a 1948 Kaiser four door orange in storage. and a 1957 Mercury four door black white stripe in storage. Entities involved: State Highway Commission of Kansas Addison H. Meschke Mallonee's Mobile Sales Jerry Cummings. Dates fixed: first publication December 15 1966 and last publication December 22 1966.
Notice to Centropolis Telephone Company stockholders of a January 10 1967 meeting at the Centropolis school house to vote on a Board approved resolution authorizing disclosure of assets and dissolution. Only stockholders of record as of January 10 1967 may vote. Ted Nelson president Alfred W Altic secretary.
Linda Adams, 17, Garnett, returned from Chicago as guest of a dog food company. She was one of 18 sectional 4-H winners at the Chicago meeting, part of a national 4-H club congress. Larry Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Anderson, Williamsburg, was initiated into Gamma Sigma Delta at Kansas State University, as a senior veterinary student among 28 undergraduates honored. Gamma Sigma Delta is a national honor for students and professionals in agriculture.
M. J. McLain of Topeka has been named executive vice president of Shawnee Federal Savings and Loan Association in Topeka. He attended Ottawa University and married Joyce Gladstone, daughter of James G. and Mrs. Gladstone of 607 South Elm.
The Calgary Baptist Church at 925 West will hold Sunday School at 9 45 am followed by a short Christmas worship service ending at 11 am. A Sunday evening service is planned for 7 45 pm.
David E Spears USN son of David E Spears of 409 15th St serves in U S Naval Construction Battalion MCB 58 which recently established battalion headquarters at Camp Haskins Da Nang Vietnam. The battalion operates under operational control of the 30th Naval Construction Regiment among eight Seabee battalions deployed in Vietnam.
Lance Cpl. William F. Wheeler Jr., son of Mr and Mrs William F Wheeler of 331 S Cedar, has arrived in Vietnam. His address is Lance Cpl William F Wheeler Jr 2146046 Marine Air Base Sada 13 Ordnance Sec FPO San Francisco Calif 96602.
New York AP reports Harper & Row chief counsel says the firm will be very glad to settle the Kennedy book controversy with Mrs. John F. Kennedy similar to her out of court accord with Look magazine. The statement signals a forthcoming settlement approach to end the dispute over the book project.
Mrs Anna Eunice Russell, 74, resident of the North American Hotel, died at 9 05 p m Wednesday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after an illness. She was born in New York and lived here for 30 years. Survived by two sons and a daughter. Services will be at 2 p m Friday at the First Methodist Church. Burial in Riverside Cemetery.
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle at 2,200 with feeders steady and choice feeder heifers 21.60 to 22.60. Hogs 2,000 with barrows and gilts steady 18.25 to 20.50 and sows 14.50 to 16.00. Sheep 50 with lambs at 22.00. Wholesale eggs large 3812 3914, mediums 35 36 per dozen. Butter unchanged.
Beverly Hills AP reports actress Jayne Mansfield has a relapse of pneumonia and is under a doctor’s care at home. She spiked a temperature of 103 degrees Sunday according to her physician, with spokespeople confirming the illness.
Death notices for Mrs. Russell and Mr. Grimm detail late life, family, and civic ties. Mrs. Russell, born in Osage County, lived in Franklin County four years before passing, widow of John Blanchard Russell. Services in Towner Chapel with burial at Pleasant View Cemetery Agricola. Surviving Cade siblings and multiple sisters noted. Mr. Grimm died unexpectedly. widow Bertha Grimm survives with one sister and one brother.
Funeral services for Homer L Grimm, 56, of Roseland Louisiana, formerly from the Lane area, were held December 20 in Roseland. He had been ill before his death.
Raymond Valentine, 61, Garnett, was found dead at his Garnett home Wednesday by city police. Lights burned for three days. no cause of death given. Graveside services held at 3:30 p.m. at Garnett Cemetery. Farris Funeral Home in charge. Survived by son Clark, 19, living with grandparents in Garnett. Coroner placed death Saturday evening.
S. T. Fisher of Ottawa RFD 3 and David Haverty of Ottawa RFD 3 admitted on Wednesday. Dismissals include Mrs. George E. Steward and her daughter from Waverly on Thursday. A birth reported for Mr. and Mrs. W. Evan Johne at 52014 S Cedar a daughter weighing 6 lbs 74% Coz. on Wednesday.
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