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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1962

Page

5

Murphys sue to cancel contract over owed amount

Harold J. and Lillian Murphy filed in District Court to cancel a contract with W. G. Mildfeldt and wife Margarette, claiming the Mildfeldts owe $2,281.40 for property purchased under contract. Also reported are TB Christmas seals sales in Franklin County totaling $2,698.60 and Leonard Laverne Garrett fined $100 with 30 days suspended for DWI.

Harold J Lillian Murphy W. G. Mildfeldt Margarette Mildfeldts Franklin County Leonard Laverne Garrett Laverne

KC Markets Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report Kansas City

KC Markets in Kansas City reports cattle with 700 calves steady to weak. high good and choice sters 27.50 to 28.00, good 21.00 to 27.25, high good and low choice heifers 25.50 to 26.25, cows 14.00 to 16.00, vealers 23.00 to 26.00. Hogs 5,000 barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower, sow 25 lower. 1-3 190 to 250 lb barrows and gilts 15.75 to 16.25, 275 to 400 lb sows 13.75 to 14.50. Sheep 1,200 steady to 25 higher. high choice and prime fed wooled lambs 20.50, choice and prime 19.50 to 20.00, good to choice 18.50 to 19.25, ewes 5.50 to 7.25.

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Mama Neddy died at 87 in Kansas City

Mrs. Atheata Elizabeth Wilson 87 of 619 King St died at home. Funeral at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church with Rev. S E Hopkins officiating. Burial in Hope Cemetery. Born Feb 24 1875 in Tuskegee Alabama came to Pomona in 1885. Married Rev James Wilson June 22 1893 in Ottawa. Survived by four daughters one step daughter one son eleven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She was member of Bethany Baptist Church and Order of Calanthe Queen's Court No 4.

Atheata Elizabeth Wilson King St Mama Neddy Bethany Chapel Baptist Church S. E. Hopkins Hope Cemetery Tuskegee Ala Pomona Ottawa James Wilson Bethany Baptist Church Order of Calanthe Queen’s Court Gus Clayton Joe Nevins Kansas City George Small King Elizabeth Carlis Nettie Jordan Kas Fredrick Cleveland Ohio

Marriage License Report for Four Couples

Marriage license records show Larry Everett Lee 22 Lane and Charlene Kay Kittrell 19 Paola along with Ronald Leo Fischer 27 Ottawa and Carol Ann Martin 24 Ottawa. Details indicate four concurrent applications in a Kansas region filing period.

Larry Everett Lee Lane Charlene Kay Kittrell Paola Ronald Leo Fischer Ottawa Carol Ann Martin

Deaths Mrs Averill 83 in Wellsville area

Mrs Joseph Averill 83 of RFD 1 Wellsville died today at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. She lived in Union Chapel area since 1922 and was married Aug 21 1907. Surviving are her husband two sons J Wayne and Robert M Averill one daughter Mrs Glenn Mack six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Saturday 2 pm Lamb Funeral Home. Burial Hughland Cemetery.

Joseph Averill Ransom Memorial Hospital Union Chapel Lamb Hughland Cemetery China M. MicMath Hartsburg Ill Rock Creek Wellsville Averill Union Chapel Methodist Church Glenn Mack S. Mulberry J. Wayne Averill Robert MI. Averill Ft. Lauderdale Fla

Services for Mrs Sallie Eldridge to be held Friday

Mrs Sallie Eldridge who died Tuesday at the Methodist Home Topeka will have services Friday at 2 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Charles P Knight officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery with Ladies of GAR to participate. Born August 27 1860 in Pottstown Pa she lived in Centropolis Ottawa and Topeka. Wife of George Arthur Eldridge died 1947. Surviving are a foster daughter in law Salome Leatz and many nephews and nieces.

Sallie Eldridge Methodist Topeka Lamb Funeral Home Charles P. Knight Highland Cemetery Grand Army of the Republic Sallie Sassaman Salome Tleatz Park St

Death of Jesse R. Crews A former Ottawa resident

Jesse R. Crews, 55, Cimcimmati Ohio, a former Ottawan, died yesterday after two months in hospital. He was born in Ottawa and married Wilma Steele. Surviving: widow. three sons Carter of New Orleans Nelson of Adak and Alan at home. three grandchildren. one sister Mrs D T Elder of St Joseph Missouri, formerly Ottawa.

Jesse R. Crews Cimcimmati Ohio Ottawa Wilma Steele Carter New Orleans Nelson Adak Aleutian Islands Alan D. T. Elder St.—Joseph

Death of Rev Edward L Skinner remembered in Ottawa

Mrs. Fred H. McCune learns of the death of her brother-in-law Rev Edward L. Skinner at Blue Rapids. Former Ottawa rector of Grace Episcopal Church and secretary of the Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly born 1877 Wrestedfield New York. Yale graduate 1903. Married Edith Goodin of Ottawa. Daughters now in the Pacific Northwest. Services Friday at 1 pm in Blue Rapids.

Fred H. McCune Milon Edward L. Skinner Blue Rapids Ottawarr Mr. Skinner Wrestfield N. Y Yale University Naw Ottawa Alburn Skinner Grace Episcopal Church Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly Edith Goodin Pacific Northwest

Castro demands 5 million in food for Cuban prisoners

The Syndicate of Free Newsmen of Cuba reports Fidel Castro set a ransom of 5 million dollars worth of food for six top political prisoners. Exiled Cuban journalists say Castro sent agents to meet with exiles and offer the price.

Mexico City Fidel Castro Cerban Syndicate of Free Newsmen of Cuba Castro E-Xiles

Franklin County Eyes Hearing On LeLoup Road Upgrade

Franklin County officials offered a public hearing to review the LeLoup Road project in Franklin County. The 1.6 mile upgrade would extend from the FAS routes junction to I 35, including grading culverts a bridge and crushed stone surfacing. Right of way would rise from 60 to 80 feet with the centerline shifted east to protect homes. Written requests to hold the hearing must reach county engineer Fred Gardner by January 7, 1968.

LeLoup Franklin County Fred Gardner

Police Court Trials Postponed In Multiple Cases

Police Judge Robert L. Pinet rescheduled two police court trials for one week later. Harold Pelham of Olathe faces multiple charges including driving while intoxicated or under the influence, red light and siren violations, reckless driving, and open bottle accessibility. Robert Payton of Kansas City is charged with being drunk in public and letting an unauthorized person drive. Bond amounts range from 200 to 400 dollars.

Harold Pelham Olathe Robert Payton Kansas City Robert L. Pinet Pelham Payton

Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals Summary

Admissions list includes Mrs Victor Christenson 931 Cypress Mrs Anna Walton Pomona Mrs A E Nichols 1022 S Hickory Patricia Frye RFC 2 Quenemo Mrs Don Morris 816 W 5th Ray Eaton Williamsburg Thursday Harvey and Clara Everhart and Mrs Opal Everhart 216 S Cedar Nancy Jane Ransom Williamsburg Thursday Births to Wayne Puckett Eudora son Wednesday weight 10 lb 2 1/2 oz Robert Leach 1021 N Mulberry son Thursday weight 8 lb 13 oz Orval Murray Wellsville daughter Thursday weight 6 lb 8 oz Robert Thompson 816 N Cedar daughter Thursday weight 4 lb 15 oz Gerald Briscoe 532 Willow Lane daughter Thursday weight 8 lb 9 1/2 oz Dismissals include Mrs Howard Spratt Rantoul Mrs Bernard Briggs RFD 1 Baldwin Keith W Roehl RFD 4 David Dick 518 N Poplar Mrs Wayne Graham and baby daughter RFD 1 Thursday

Victor Christenson Cypress Anna Walton Pomona A. E. Nichols S. Hickory Patricia Frye RFC Quenemo Don Morris W. 5Th Ray Eaton Williamsburg Harvey Clara Everhart Opal Everhart S. Cedar Nancy Jane Ransom Wayne Puckett Eudora Robert Leach N. Mulberry Orval Murray Wellsville Robert Thompson N. Cedar Gerald Briscoe Willow Lane Howard Spratt Rantoul Bernard Briggs RFD Baldwin Keith W. Roehl David Dick N. Poplar Wayne Graham

Fire Loss At Paola Destroys Work, Hurts Relatives

A Paola fire in the business district Christmas morning caused losses to two relatives of Wellsville residents Thelma Rand and Dr. Kenneth Head. Rand is the sister of Mrs. Wayne Todd. Head is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Head. Rand’s business was destroyed while Head saved only the office files.

Paola Wellsville Thelma Rand Kenneth Head Miss Rand Wayne Todd Dr. Head Glen Head Head

Reunion Of Families Brightens Rantoul Holiday

Rantoul families gather for Christmas visits across Kansas, with Harold Richards and others traveling from Erie to see relatives in Garnett Ottawa Ottawa City and Missouri. Numerous hosts greet kin from California Missouri Topeka North Hollywood and Excelsior Springs as Christmas plans and dinners unfold.

Ottawa Enacts Milk Fees And Boundary Update

Ottawa city commissioners approved a milk ordinance setting inspection by the state board of agriculture at about 60 dollars monthly and 20 dollars per day with an expected three days monthly. Fees include 150 dollars yearly for combined plant and distributor, 75 dollars for distributor, and 10 dollars per herd for producers. A separate ordinance redefines Ottawa's boundaries noting two annexed tracts near Rockwood Acres and East 7th Street.

Ottawa State Board of Agriculture City of Rockwood Acres East 7Th Street

Ottawa church league extends basketball registration deadline

The Ottawa Recreation Commission extended church league basketball registration to Monday, Dec. 31. Interested churches should call Orlis Cox at Ch 2-3320. First junior and senior division games begin Monday, Jan. 7. Senior division includes boys 15 to 18, junior division for 14 and under. Senior churches registered include Trinity Methodist, First Christian, First Baptist, Faith Lutheran, North Baptist, Sacred Heart, First Methodist, and Boys Club. Junior division registrants include Westminster Presbyterian, First Christian, Grace Episcopal, First Baptist, North Baptist, Trinity Methodist, Wesleyan Methodist, Boys Club, Sacred Heart, and First Methodist. Junior division games will be at the old senior high gym. senior division at the junior high gym. For questions contact Cox.

Ottawa Recreation Commission Orlis Cox Trinity Methodist First Christian First Baptist Faith Lutheran North Baptist Sacred Heart First Methodist The Boys Club Westminster Presbyterian Grace Episcopal Wesleyan Methodist Cox

Ottawa Seeks Bids On Cars And Gasoline

Ottawa city officials will open bids next Wednesday night for three cars two for police and one for the water and light superintendent plus about 20 000 gallons of gasoline to cover city vehicles for six months from January 2 to June 30 1963. Bids and specs are at the city clerk’s office in city hall for inspection by bidders.

Ottawa Ottawa Police Department Water and Light Department

Richmond Area Families Share Holiday Visits

A holiday report lists numerous Richmond area families visiting relatives across Kansas and nearby states. Many households from Paola Topeka Garnett Lawrence and Ottawa hosted or joined relatives including the Groves McGraths Bakers and Claches with extended kin across Kansas City Overland Park and Denver areas during Christmas celebrations.

Approve Licenses For Beer City Officials Approve Eleven Apps

City officials approved eleven beer license applications at last night's commissioner meeting. Recipients include Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at 11444 W. 2nd with Louis Brady as manager and The Spot at 315 N. Main with James M. Jones. Other outlets are listed with names and addresses including Naomi's Tavern, Dot's Tavern, A and P Store, Russ & Pat's, The Office, Lee's Tavern, Henn’s Friendly Service, and Blue Room along Main and Hickory streets. Some licenses specify sale in unbroken packages only.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks W. 2Nd Louis Brady Blue Room N. Main Donald E. Farrell Hensick Grocery E. 1St Cleo Hensiek the Spot James M. Jones Naomi’s Tavern Naomi Caleb Dot’s Tavern E. E. Krause S. Hickory Orville Hayward Russ & Pat's S. Main Alta Hicks Clifford D. Gibson Lee’s Tavern Allen Reed Honn’s Friendly Service Vernon E. Honn

Funerals for Mrs Mary Olive Carrier Held in Kansas City

The body of Mrs. Mary Olive Carrier arrived this morning and was brought to Towner Chapel. Friends may call at Towner's from 3 p.m. today until 10 a.m. Friday. Services and burial will be at Lone Elm Friday at 2 p.m.

Mary C. Carrier Mary Olive Carrier Kansas City Towner Chapel Towner’s Lone Elm

Italy tax list names Aldo Crespi top earner

Industrialist Aldo Crespi leads Italy’s initial income tax payer list in Rome with a taxable income of 210 million lire and a tax of 30,240,000 lire. Also noted are a ski vacation in Aspen by Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy and family, plus a U N farewell luncheon for Valerian Zorin as Nikolai Fedorenko prepares to take over.

Associated Press Aldo Crespi Italy Rome Crespi Robert I. Kennedy Aspen Colo Sen Edward Ted) M. Kennedy Joan Valerian A. Zorin United Nations U.N U Thant Zorin Nikolai Fedorenko Tokyo

Regulation Bans Livestock Seller Charges by Packers

Washington AP The Agriculture Department issued rules making it illegal for meat packers or livestock dealers to collect compensation commissions yardage or other service charges from livestock sellers. Effective around March 1 the regulation designates such charges as unfair trade practices under the Packers and Stockyards Act. The department says yardage facilities operated by buyers serve the handler’s profit, not producer benefit.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Packers and Stockyards Act

Night consignments drive Kansas Ottawa livestock sales

A fragmented ad listing multiple horse and livestock sales across Kansas and Missouri. It notes dates including December 27 and January 1 10 nights for Ottawa, Neosho and Overbrook sales, with consignor contact details for Harold Stewart, Charles Beatty, Myers Bros, Printy and Son, and local auctions in Ottawa, Neosho, Pomona, Overbrook, and Gana City among others.

Harold Stewart Charles Beatty Harold Charles Lyndon Kansas Ottawa Livestock Commission Company West Wilson Street Ottawa Neosho Livestock Comm. Co Neosho Ott. Livestock Comm. Co

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