MultiItem Local News Digest From Ottawa Area
Sheriff’s persist brought Ed Heth beet tried in District Court. Franklin County will receive $68,487 in tax payments from Kansas City Power & Light, with $27,580 to local schools. A two headed calf born near Wellsville died Wednesday. Postmaster announces bids for two star routes due January 30. An ex-convict was sentenced to 75 days for no account checks. Ybarra pleads guilty to grand larceny. three years probation for another case. Autos collide on West 7th. finger injuries at Ottawa Times press. Circulation reportedly maintained in this time.
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Franklin County
Kansas City Power & Light
U. S
Leavenworth
Robert Pinet
Richard Harrell
Sheriff's Deputies
Trinidad Ybarra JR
J. Oil Co
Ybarra
Floyd Coffman
Max Seymour
Sycaemore
Ottawa Times
Kansas City market report shows steady cattle and hog prices
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes consumer eggs unchanged with large eggs at 39 to 42 cents, poultry and butter steady. Cattle offerings limited with slaughter steers and heifers steady to strong. good and choice steers 21.00 to 22.25, choice heifers 21.25, good 18.25 to 19.00. Hog prices: barrows and gilts 14.75 to 15.00 for 190 to 255 lb, 13.00 for 200 to 350 lb. Sows 11.25 to 12.25 for 400 to 650 lb. Sheep 100 head, lambs 18.50 to 19.50, ewes 4.50 to 6.50, feeders 14.00 to 15.50.
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Kansas City
Deaths in Pomona and nearby towns prompt varied tributes
Obituary notices from Pomona Wellsville Ottawa and surrounding areas report Elsie Elaine Swallow 18 of Pomona died Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after illness starting Friday She was a Pomona High School graduate and had just finished a Topeka beauty program with plans to work in Ottawa Services Friday at Pomona Methodist Church burial at Woodlawn Cemetery She survived by her mother and six siblings Marie Broers 80 Wellsville died in Ransom Memorial Hospital after hip fracture Services Saturday at Wellsville Methodist Church Burial Oak Hill Baldwin Surviving include a daughter eight sons several relatives Nancy P Welch 177 Pomona Ottawa and Bennington resident died at Crestview Nursing Home Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery She was a former Pomona resident with family across Ottawa Topeka and Pomona Edith Coughlin Wellsville 1876 195? obituary notes service Friday at Wellsville Coughlin Funeral Home Burial in Wellsville Cemetery Harry H Stevenson 62 Grain Valley Mo formerly of Richmond died December 19 at home Burial December 22 in Grain Valley He leaves wife a son three daughters and several siblings from the Richmond area and surrounding towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Elaine Swallow
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Esther Swallow
Clarence Swallow
Pomona Methodist Church
J. W. Hall
Quenemo Baptist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Miss Swallow
Quenemo
Pomona High School
Topeka
Ottawa
Marie Broers
Tonge
Wellsville
Wellsville Methodist Church
Clarence Harder
Oak Hill Cemetery
Baldwin
Broers
Joe Broers
Donald Averill
Nancy P, Welch
Crestview Nursing Home
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Welch
Bennington
Kan
John Welch
Assembly of God Church
John J
James
Kansas City
Ieva Mundy
Ruby Burgoon
Clyde Rice
Orange Vale
Calif
Ted Griffin
William Griffin
Burlingame
Thomas A. Griffin
Lucille Rodhee
Emporia
Edith Cough
Edith Elliot
William Sal
Coughlin Funeral Home
Homer Gane
Coughlin
Miami County
Coughlins
Wellsville Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Donald Coughlin
Donna
William Coughlin
Harry H. Stevenson
Grain Valley
Richmond
Louise (Putnam) Stevenson
Clifford Lee
Howard Dosier
Austin Merrick
Funerals for Doman Fritts Mavity and Mavity Held
Death notices list Ralph E. Doman died Dec. 24 with services at Towner Chapel Friday at 2 30 PM Rev E Roberts to officiate burial in Highland Cemetery Tommie J Fritts died Dec 18 services at Towner Chapel Dec 21 Rev Tom Ingle officiated pallbearers Harry Smith Nelson Fritts Rodney Fritts Donald W Smith Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs J M Kilgore burial in Highland Cemetery American Legion conducted graveside service Charles W Mav ity died Dec 22 services at Towner Chapel Dec 24 Rev Ned M Roberts officiated pallbearers Otis Brock Frank Lehew W F Kramer Harvey Reeder Arthur Barnett Gene McDaniel Al Williams sang hymns with Mrs Robert Cole burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Ralph E. Doman
Towner Chapel
Tommie J
Fritts
Tommie J. Fritts
Tom Ingle
Harry Smith
Nelson Fritts
Rodney Fritts
Donald W. Smith
Dean Zook
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Charles W. Mavity
Charles W. Mave Ity
Ned M. Roberts
Otis Brock
Frank Lehew
W. F. Kramer
Harvey Reeder
Arthur Barnett
Gene McDaniel
al Williams
Robert Cole
American Legion
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Area
Admissions list includes Arlon Pool Wellsville Mrs John Ward 515 N Oak Mrs Kenneth Gray 12314 5S Main Wednesday and Marilyn Wright 714 N Main Sandra Linda Gail Green Quenemo Beverly Suits 313 Ash Earl Meiers 903 S Locust Thursday Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dwight Welton 515 N Cedar weight 7 lb 13 oz and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Eldon Turner RFD 1 weight 7 lb 1% oz Dismissals include Mrs Lucille Roberts 313 5 Locust and Mrs Darrell Macy and baby son RFD 1 Thursday
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Arlon Pool
Wellsville
John Ward
Oak
Kenneth Gray
Main
Marilyn Wright
Sandra
Linda
Gail Green
Quenemo
Beverly Suits
Ash
Earl Meiers
Dwight Welton
Eldon Turner
Lucille Roberts
Darrell Macy
Baby Son
Local bonds forfeited for traffic and offenses
Five bonds were forfeited after guilty pleas or forfeitures on various charges. Alvin L. Miskimon pled guilty to failing to yield right of way and was fined 15 dollars with a hearing set for January 23. Clyde Hopkins forfeited a 50 dollar bond on a public drunkenness charge. William Murphy, Marion Johnson, and others forfeited bonds for similar offenses. Billy J. Liddeke and Lyle Beers forfeited speeding bonds.
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Carges
Alvin’ L. Miskimon
RFD
Clyde Hopkins
Williamsburg
William Murphy
Kansas City
Marion Johnson
Pomona
Billy J. Liddeke
Norwich
Lyle Beers
Lawrence
State to Test Trade Stamp Ban in Kansas
Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson and Shawnee County Attorney Robert Brown file to test the validity of a trading stamp plan redeemable with U S savings bonds. The action seeks to prohibit issuance of trading stamps led by American Savings Stamp Co. A temporary restraining order, permanent injunction, and declaratory judgment are requested.
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Shawnee County
Robert M. Brown
U.S
Kansas
American Savings Stamp Co
Man With Baboon Kidney Doing Well After Transplant
A 40 year old man who received the first baboon kidney transplant in medical history was reported in satisfactory condition today. Surgeons from the U S Veterans Hospital and Colorado Medical Center completed the operation a week ago, and hospital officials did not identify the patient.
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Denver
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Colorado Medical Center
Kansas chairmen favor Humphrey for 1964 VP nominee
AP report from Topeka notes 105 Kansas Democratic county chairmen poll after Kennedy death. Hubert Humphrey leads as preferred vice president, with four Kennedy family members also receiving votes. Other names include Robert Kennedy, Pat Brown, Roosevelt Jr., Averill Harriman, Sargent Shriver, Muskie, and others.
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Dayton Blair
Associated Press
Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Pat Brown
California
Franklin D
Roosevelt’ Jr
John F. Kennnedy
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
J. Floyd Breeding
Adlai Stevenson
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Ted Kennedy
John Glen
Averill Harriman
Sargent Shriver
Abraham Ribcoff
Connecticut
Edward, Muskin
Malnce
Glenn
Karl A. Brucek
Paola
Miami County
Shriver
Peace Corps
Muskie
R. H. Simonsen
Valley Falls
Roosevelt
Bob Arnold
Marion County
Brown
H. D. Cogan
Butler County
Humphrey
Weil
The Rocks Remain Sequel to Ring of Bright Water
Gavin Maxwell writes a sequel from deeper experience about his Scotland coast cottage years after Ring of Bright Water. The Rocks Remain blends disaster and humor as Maxwell details otters Mijbil and Edal, wrecks Polar Star, a cottage explosion, and the destruction of his Mercedes.
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Gavin Maxwell
Scots Guards
Maxwell
Scotland
Lfe
Mijbil
Edal
Mercedes
Benz
Thousands Visit Site Of Shots In Dallas On Christmas Day
Thousands of spectators paid silent homage to President Kennedy in Dallas on Christmas Day. Traffic police directed multiple lanes at the Elm and Houston corner near the site of the assassination on November 22, as crowds observed the somber anniversary.
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Dallas
Tex
Kennedy
Texas
Houston and
Elm Streets
Japan Population Tops 96 Million Worldwide Rank
Japan's population reached 96,160,000 as of October 1, rising by 978,000 from the previous year, placing Japan as the seventh most populated nation, according to the government's statistics office reported Wednesday in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Japan
Marriage Licenses for Floyd White Jr and Joanna Clayborne
Floyd L. White Jr aged 19 of Lawrence and Joanna Clayborne aged 19 of Ottawa secured marriage licenses. Both are listed as the parties to wed in the official record.
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Floyd L. White Jr
Lawrence
Joanna Clayborne
Ottawa
Wrecks Mar Holiday Wrecks Mar Holiday
Local law enforcement reported two traffic accidents on Wednesday and one today. William H. Douglas SH, 409 S Sycamore, was clipped by a freight train at Island Main Wednesday but was uninjured after he could not stop in time. Delores J. Evens, 434 Willow, overturned eight miles east of Princeton on John Brown Road Wednesday with no injuries. Nancy Bodenhamer, Greeley, lost control on U S 59 today three miles north of Richmond and overturned. no injuries reported.
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William H. Douglas
Sycamore
Couple of English couple finds welcome in Kansas City
Robert George Morris 22 and his 17 year old wife Patricia from England moved to Winfield Kansas for oil work but with winter closing jobs they headed to Kansas City. Neighbors offered shelter and meals while relatives and English friends arranged interviews. They plan to stay and may bring Patricia's mother Betty Wylie from Heywood Lancashire.
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Kansas City
Robert George Morris
Morris
Patricia
England
Winfield
Kan
Morrises
Colk
Mrs. Morris
Betty Wylie
John St. Heywood
Lancashire
Man Wrecks Paola Jail on Christmas Day
Osawatomie police respond to a Christmas Eve release of Dennis Moore 24 who assaulted Patrolman Jim Barnett with an ash tray, then wrecked the Osawatomie jail before deputies used tear gas to subdue him. He was serving a one year morals sentence and had been drinking.
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Dennis Moore
Osawa
Q Osawatomie
Jim Barnett
Moore
Sheriff's Deputies
Visitor Steals Tree Ornaments From Denver Apartment
A burglar entered the first floor of Mr and Mrs John Albi s Denver home while they were out. He removed a two foot metal Christmas tree pieces including the main stem and folded cup limb along with 35 ornaments and 185 dollars in cash. A neighbor saw him leave with the satchel.
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Denver
John Albi
Probate notices for Jansen and Hayes estates in Kansas
First published December 12 1963 in Franklin County Kansas these notices announce Ben F Shambaugh appointed administrator t t a of Jennie Asenath Jansen estate with nine month creditor claims and the Pearle Chenoweth Hayes will probate petition by Neil Bullock executor without bond set for January 10 1964 in Ottawa Kansas with hearings and potential judgments listed.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Jennie Asenath Jansen
State of
Kansas
Ben F. Shambaugh
T.t.a
Ottawa
E.t.a
Pearle Chenoweth Hayes
Neil Bullock
Nell Bullock
Kanesas
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Ed Heth Beet
District Court
Ellis
Plato
Ottawa Herald
Carroll Whiteford
Dale Whiteford
Whiteford
T. J. Cumemings
Pluma Mann
Willow
Alvin L. Miskimon
Ferguson
With
Robert
Nigel Harding
John Birzer
17Th Street
Aig An
Louis Deel
Swallow
Elsie E, Swallow
Methodist Church of
Woodlawn
Browning
Bensing Instrumentals
Galli
Pavia
Hull
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Ieee
Bullock
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