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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1966

Page

5

Ottawa High School Class of 1962 Reunion Details

Class of 1962 to reunite at House of Douglas on December 27 at 1 p.m. The Ottawa Herald page includes notices of local events and ads. Henry Van Dyke Christmas Story The Other Wise Man read on KOFO at 9 a.m. Saturday. Local residents William­son Ped, Meador, Burkdoll, Ellis Piano Tuning, Electrolux sales, and thrift shop updates are listed with contact details and offers.

Ottawa High School P.em Douglas Henry van Dyke KOFO Adv

Billy the Giant Killer ends fairy quest at Christmas

Billy defeats Goko the Great with a steel sword in a glowing Fairyland chamber. The Fairy Queen pledges Billy a place among them in Santa Land, but he longs to return home. He wakes on Christmas Eve believing it all a vivid dream, saluting Santa as he heads back to his ordinary world.

Goko the Great Billy Goko Fairyland Santa Land Billy the Giant Killer Santa

Deaths in Washington and Ottawa Obituaries

John L Cummings of Medical Lake Washington died December 20 at his home in Spokane He was born October 1892 in Lane Kansas son of Lewis and Emma Cummings Surviving wife four daughters one son several grandchildren one brother Earl Cummings Ottawa one niece and one nephew Olivia F Baxter 87 Ottawa died Thursday at home Services Tuesday Lamb Funeral Home burial Highland Cemetery Born March 12 1879 in New Santa Fe Missouri retired fur buyer and milliner widow of Peter H and Martha Baxter Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club member Surviving sister-in-law Gladys Baxter two nieces and four nephews

He Was Lane, Kan 1892 Lewis and Emma (Hough) Cummings Ethel Cummings Earl Cummings Ottawa Olivia F. Baxter Olivia “Ollve F. Baxter S. Oak Lamb Funeral Home Horton Presley Highland Cemetery Miss Baxter Peeter H. and Martha (McCraw) Baxter New Santa Fe Olathe Baxter The Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club Gladys Baxter Olivia Ollie” F. Baxter Higheland Cemetery

Police Court Updates in City Cases

Joe Servatius, 69, 310 W 4th, faces three plumbing code violations, case continued to Jan 19 at 8 am, $150 bond posted. Ray Chase, 47, Parsons, charged with Green River ordinance violation and cruelty to animals, trial set for Jan 12, free on $250 bond. Gordon Hansen, 30, 527 N Mulberry, jailed 30 days with one year parole for resisting arrest, fined $50 for drunk in private and disturbing the peace.

Joe Servatius W. 4Th Servatius Ray Chase Parsons Green River Gordon G. Hansen N. Mulberry Hansen

Hospital Notes: Local Court Trafficked Driving Cases

Admissions Mrs George Browning Ottawa RFD3 Wednesday. Dismissals David Haverty Ottawa RFD3 Thursday. Several drivers faced charges with varied dispositions. Richard A Scott 19 Moe Pherson forfeited $10 bond on illegal U turn. William W Johnson 23 Pomona RFD1 innocent plea. $300 bond posted. trial 8 a.m. Jan 12. Louis E Bald a 19 116 W 10th continued arraignment Jan 7. David Sullivan 21 510 S Cedar pleaded guilty. fined $15. Ross Myers 19 Topeka forfeited $15 bond. license restrictions violation. William E Blevins 17 Neodesha pleaded guilty. fined $15. Ronald W England 19 Lawrence forfeited $15 bond. illegal registration. Roger D Callahan 18 424 Willow forfeited $10 bond. speeding 30 in 20 mph zone. Juan H Bingham 61 Shawe nee Mission pleaded guilty. fined $15 for disobeying traffic signal. Paul C Anderson 19 La Grange Ill forfeited $15 bond. speeding 35 in 20 mph zone. David M Alderman 18 1202 Willow pleaded innocent. DUI and reckless driving. posted $300 bond. trial set 8 a.m. Jan 12.

Richard A. Scott MoePherson William W. Johnson Pomona Rfd Louis E. Balda David Sullivan S. Cedar Ross Myers Topeka William E. Blevins Neodesha Ronald W. England Lawrence Roger D. Callahan Willow Juan H. Bingham Shawenee Mission Paul C. Anderson la Grange Ill David M. Alderman

Egg market report from Kansas City wholesale prices

KC Markets Kansas City reports wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 80 percent yield and price codes A 3814 3914, mediums at 80 percent yield with codes A 3536 14, butter prices unchanged.

Kansas City

Snow Falls Across County With Several Accidents Reported

Snow continued in the area with multiple minor accidents as vehicles slid into ditches. Lonnie J. Broer 19 Ottawa RFD 2 escaped injury when his car overturned after hitting a culvert near Logan. A semi-trailer rolled on Cedar Creek Hill near Garnett injuring no one. Miami County Sheriff Al Farrar, directing traffic, was struck by a semi while his patrol car was damaged. City crews began sandings, keeping main roads passable while county roads remained largely drivable.

East Logan Lonnie J. Broer Ottawa Logan Dame Age Richmond Us-59 Jim Richardson Garnett Harold Hodgeman Anderson County Dale Evans Tabor Iowa Cedar Creek Hill Miami County al Farrar Paola Farrar Farerar Don McFarland City Street Department Bob Lister

Firemen rescue seven trapped in collapsing Times Square building

A New York crowd cheered as seven firefighters, trapped by a four story collapse on 6th Avenue near 45th Street, were pulled from the wreckage. The last man was saved at 1:20 a.m. amid risky conditions and shouted a merry Christmas to onlookers. None appeared seriously hurt. The cause of the blaze remained undetermined.

New York Times Square 6Th Avenue 45Th Street

Christmas reflections on the 1930s legacy in New York

A Christmas Day meditation contrasts 1930s hardship with present gains. It notes Social Security's beginnings, lower unemployment, wage growth, and legal advances in equality and minimum wages. The piece recalls WPA and Depression-era struggles while urging cautious optimism about economic responsiveness to human needs.

New York Moetors Works Progress Administration General Motors

Lutherans Set Yule Services

Faith Lutheran Church announces a children's Christmas Eve service at 7 p.m. on Saturday at 316 E 12th. Sunday School and Bible study are at 9 a.m. on Dec 25, with a 10 a.m. Christmas Festival. A New Year’s Eve communion is at 7:30 p.m. Dec 31, followed by a 9 a.m. Jan 1 service and a 10 a.m. Festival service.

Faith Lutheran Church

Pullman Service Restored on Flyers Between Tulsa and Chicago

The Santa Fe will resume Pullman and dining car service on trains 47 and 48, Tulsa to Chicago, on an experimental six months to a year period. A 10 roomette six bedroom Pullman car will operate, plus a lounge diner between Tulsa and Kansas City. No. 47 stops Ottawa at 1:20 a.m. and No. 48 stops Ottawa at 8:40 p.m. as schedules begin December 18 from Chicago and December 19 from Tulsa. Ernest S. Marsh confirms the plan in a letter.

Orbs Flyer Tulsa Okla Chicago, Ill Ottawa Kansas City Ernest S. Marsh Saneta Fe Forrest H. Lindsay Chicago Kane Sas City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles S, Willainson Winesas University Medical Center Electrolux Fred H. Meador W. 6Th John E. Burkdoll Rantoul Rfd 1 Ransom Memorial Hospital Ellis Thrift Shop Maytag Douglas Bros Ottawa Herald Merry Christmas John L, Cummings John L Jack Cummings Medical Lake Spokane Wash George Browning RFD David Haverty Robert O. Lowery Merry Kristim Water and Light Department Art Hagelin Civilian Conservation Italy Ethiopia Far East Berlin Wall Chaussestrausse Crossing West Berlin Jon Denel Son Fey Lamb Joe Towner N. Main Ottawa, Kansas
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