Ottawa notices and incidents in a mixed local roundup
Local items include a hospital update on R Conrad of Locust after Christmas return from Baton Rouge and Rex Conrad visiting. Franklin County airplan e owners listed for taxation. autos driven by John R Hamilton and Chat G Royer cited for a fender bender. a divorce suit filed by Jane Claire Fox against Robert E Fox. Rose Parade and Bowl Games color broadcast ad. speed ticket for Harry M Tucker. a correction note omitting names Hinderlit er and Martin Dickinson. red light ticket for Charles Minckley. and a big smorgasbord at the Coffee Shop Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hamilton
Mulberry
Chat G. Royer
Princeton
Cole
South Main
Royer
Hospital Notes names and newborns in multiple families
Hospital notes list individuals and addresses with newborn weights and days of the week. Entries include Fannie Morrow Po mona Mamie Dick Roger Comstock Quenemo and others with weights such as 6 lb 1002 and 8 lb 9% oz, plus multiple households in Mul berry Willow Cypress Oak Sycamore Locust Main and Waverly areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Morrow
Mulberry
Robert E. Hollon
Willow
Frank Mason
Pomona
Mamie Dick
Harry Seevers
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
Carol Ann Burgess
RFD
Richard Larkin
Cypress
Marcia Clark
Oak
Marriage Licenses in Ottawa and Nearby Towns
Marriage license notices list Albert Hancock aged 18 from Ottawa with Kathryn Cowdin 16 from Prestonson, and Robert J Weidner 20 with Judith Lynn Ferguson 18 both at Ottawa. Additional pairs include Merejndo Garcia 19 with Jane Graves 11 in Ottawa, artes Glenn house Ottawa with Sandra Lilijegren 22 Tribune, plus Douglas McArthur Whitt 21 Aurore Ohio with Bulie Jean Ferguson 18 Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hancock
Ottawa
Kathryn Cowdin
Princeston
Robert J. Weidner
Judith Lynn Ferguson
Merejndo Garcia
Ee Pame Jane Graves
Artes Glenn
Sandra Lilijegren
Tribune
Douglas
McArthur Whitt
Aurore
Ohio
Bulie Jean Ferguson
Wellsville
Driver Notes On Turning And Signaling
Driver advises positioning in lane and signaling before turns. Mentions distance ahead of the intersection and preparation to execute the turn.
Deaths of Fayett e Irey and others in Franklin County
Obituaries from Franklin County report the deaths of Fayette Irey 87 of Waverly on December 27 at a Lyndon nursing home with services at Waverly Methodist Church and interment at Waverly Cemetery. Also listed are Mrs. Mary Margaret Mason 57 of Pomona with services at Towner Chapel and burial in Highland Cemetery, Grace Ellen Werntz 76 of Wellsville, Melvon H. Wertzberger longtime Soil Conservation official, and other survivors and service details. The notices include birthplaces and dates, marriage info, and lists of surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Irey
Waverly
Lyndon
Waverly Methodist Church
Irey
Tipton
Mabel Herring
Agnes Ivey
Toepeka
Ray Baxter
Lucille Tompkins
Topeka
Emma Wolelenberg
Excelsior Springs
Bill of
Melvern
John
Janie Wickman
Independence
Mary Mason
Mary Margaret Mason
Frank Mason
RFD
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
R. C. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Mason
Hebron
Neb
Franklin County
Harrisburg
Sgt
Leonard Anderson
Lincoln
Mike Mason
Missouri
Charlie Burns
Ottawa
Russell Burning
Buffalo
Clarence Burning
Omaha
Keith Burning
Eugene
Ore
Laura Burning
J. H. Dixon
Springfield
Roy Tinkham
Sargent, Neb
Harry Cross
Wayzata, Minn
Grace Ellen Werntz
Wellsville
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Homer Ganong
Miss Werntz
Hope
Kansas City
Melvon H. Wertzberger
Lawrence
United States Soil Conservation Service
Plymouth Congregational Church
Wertzberger
Elks Lodge
University of Kansas
Pearl
John Wertzberger
Kenneth
William McAdoo
Werntz
Correction identifies rider on two seated bicycle in Friday Herald In
A photo caption correction note in the Friday Herald In fixes an error listing one of three riders on a two seated bicycle as Addie Anderson 10 son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Ander 30n the correction states Addie is a girl and uses proper parental name alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Herald
Addie Anderson
Robert A. Ander
Addie
Moon Eclipse Visible Monday Across Americas
AP reports a three hour lunar eclipse observable across North America and western South America. In the eastern United States observers should wake early as the eclipse begins at 4:25 am EST and ends around 7:50 am after the moon passes through the Earth's shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North America
South America
United States
Hayden Planetarium
Goldwater Still Favored by Kansas GOP Chairmen
AP tally of 45 county chairmen shows Goldwater as strongest candidate for 1964 nomination with 18 reports. Nixon, Lodge, Rockefeller and Glenn also named. Death of Kennedy shifted views for many, some say Goldwater remains main choice, others point to Nixon or Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Blair
Topeka
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
Kennedy
Associated Press
Goldwater
Arizona
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John Glenn
Nixon
Rockefeller
Lodge
Eisenhower
Michigan
George Romney
Glenn
Morton
James G. Winn
Abilene
Lyndon Johnson
C. D. Holliman
St. Francis
Johnson
Jack Dalton
Jetmore
Vernon L. Williams
Sedgwick County
Richard A. Swallow
Jefferson County
South
Scranton
Pennsylvania
E. Moran Williams
Plains
Meade County
Johnson's presidential briefing on hay bale podium
President Johnson held a news conference from a podium built on two bales of hay at his ranch. He said he will brief Eisenhower via CIA chief John A. McCone on late developments and noted Eisenhower urged economy in government. The talk touched on base closures, Goldwater, and Latin policy staffing with new appointments and a UCLA honorary degree planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cormier
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Digtaigné
Teodoro Moscoso
Alliance For Progress
Thomas
Mann
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
University of California At
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Calif
Demos Set Up Selection Timetable
The Democratic state executive committee in Wichita outlined a timetable for selecting delegates to district and state conventions. Meetings in February March and April will set rules and allocate delegates with the state convention in April electing national delegates. A fundraiser dinner February 22 at Topeka Municipal Auditorium will be a $25 plate Washington Day event with possible national speakers discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Democratic State Executive Committee
State Committee
Democratic Committee
Jack Graves
Democratic
National Committee
Galves
Floyd Breeding
Bob Dole
Topeka
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
Graves
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Arrow Fire Damages Hartwig Home In Boynton Beach Park
A youth in the city recreation program shot an arrow into the air causing damage claims against the city and prompting a transfer of the program to a new park. The arrow struck the Hartwig home awning after arcing into the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boynton Beach
Fla
Arthur Hartwig
KC Markets cattle hogs steer prices report AP
Kansas City cattle prices show steers mixed by weight with gains for light weights and declines for heavier stock. Cows, calves, and feeders move within narrow ranges. Sheep and hogs also feature varied changes across weight classes with some steady points and modest shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Johnson Threatened by Man Aiming to Kill Oswald
A 36 year old unemployed kitchen worker, James F. Burns, threatened a Veterans Administration official that he would go to Washington to pull Oswald and get satisfaction. He was charged under federal statutes forbidding threats against the president and requested for psychiatric examination. Burns was arrested on a federal warrant and could not recall making the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Oswald
James F. Burns
Burns
Lee Harvey Osewald
Kennedy
Washington
Teamsters File Suit Over Embezzled Union Funds
J J (Jake) Henderson files in federal court seeking $240000 returned and an accounting of Teamster funds from Kane as City locals 41 and 541 and Joint Council 56. Defendants include Hoffa and several local officers and bonding companies. Four defendants pleaded guilty or were convicted last year of conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas. City
Teamsters Union
Teamster
Kanesas City
James R. Hoffa
International
Teamster Locals
Teamsters Joint Council 56
J.J
Jake) Henderson
Property deeds and transfers listed from various parties
Deeds and transfers involve Paul Foster Sr as administrator of Lucy Hoskinson estate to Ray Corbin for Lots 449-5 Block 6 Univ Add. Chas Clark Jr and Joseph Clark as co executors to Max Shoemaker for NW 4 Sec 26 1619. Ben Nitcher to Floyd Finch width 16418. David C. Kelly to Bobby Crawford for Doran's Subdiv lots 7-11 and 6-8-10 in Fitts Place. Velma OConnor to Don Rogers et al in Sec 28 15-21. Robert Bromell to Glen Neill lands Sec 21-18. Don Shade to Samuel M. Mott Lot 26 Orchard Heights. John Roeckers to Edward Hunkeler East 50 Lot 92 Hutchisons Add. Dwight Haworth to Eldon Good Lots 1-3 SE 44 SEY 85 17-18 and SI NWirl Sec 95 17-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Foster
Lucy Cora Hoskinson
Ray F. Corbin
Chas
E. Clark, Jr
Joseph
M. Clark
E. Clark
Max F. Shoemaker
Ben Nitcher
Floyd Earl Finch
David C. Kelly
Bobby Crawford
Doran
Bik
Velma O'Connor
Don Rogers
Robert Bromell
Glen C. Neill
Don Shade
Samuel M. Mott
Orchard Heights
John H. Roeckers
Edward Hunkeler
Hutchisons
Richmond
Dwight Haworth
Eldon C. Good
SEY
SI Nwirl
Removals and address changes listed in notice
The notice records multiple removals and relocations of residents and addresses. Clifford Burgoon Jr moves to 210 Maple. Duane Cady leaves 1422 S Maple for Aurora Colorado. John E Dorst relocates from Prairie Village to RFD 1. Jim David moves from 210 Maple. Josephine Evans moves to 914 S Locust. Paul Foster shifts from 903 S Mulberry to 709 S Sycamore. Roy Gorton to 303 S Cedar. Arthur Hayden to 604 S Sycamore. Raymond Harbison from 1305 S Cedar to 7408 Willow. Karen Kirkland moves from 116 W Ard. Gladys Norton from 1039 N Cherry to 610 Walnut. Dale Ross from 110 S Locust to 804 N Mulberry. Steve Ralph from 740 S Willow to 1305 S Cedar. Mary Rose moves from Topeka to 316 S Walnut. Ralph Whitmore from 319 Walnut to 724 S Sycamore. Maria Esquivel from 928 N Locust. H H Fowler from 268 Cedar to Atlantic Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Burgoon, Jr
Duane Cady
Aurora
Colo
John E. Dorst
Prairie Village
RFD
Jim David
Josephine Evans
Paul Foster
Mulberry
Sycamore
Roy Gorton
Arthur Hayden
Raymond Harbison
Karen
First Grade Is Strange World For These Children
North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford launches a $14 million program with Ford Foundation support to break the cycle of poverty through reading, writing, and arithmetic reforms in the first three grades. The plan creates the North Carolina Fund, funds 10 community projects, and targets rural and urban areas while delaying dramatic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Tar Heel
Phil Corner
Raleigh
N.C
Ford Foundation
North Carolina Fund
Sanford
George Esser
Ghost writers help leaders polish speeches across era
President figures rely on assistants like Sorensen and others to draft and polish important addresses. The practice goes back to Hamilton aiding Washington and extends to Goldwater and Kennedy era writings. Ghost writing is seen as essential to political prose, with public figures acknowledging its value despite doing the initial work themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Sorensen
Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arezona
Goldwater
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Rankim Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Conrad
Baton Rouge
Rex
Colbern's
Bruce Spears
Spears
Ellis
Ottawa Herald
Jane Claire Fox
Robert E. Fox
Oskaloosa
Crites
Harry M, Tucker
Ottawa Rfc
6Th
Logan
Lowell Hinderliter
Martin Dickinson
Charles
Minckley
Cedar
Robert Spatz
Clarence Green
Dale Hinder
Beverly Suits
Ash
Henry Farney
Alliamsburg
Marilyn Weight
N. Main
John Ward
N. Oak
Lester LaNier
N. Sycamore
Carl Koehler
S. Locust
Virginia Burroughs
Williams
LBJ
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hugh
Iron Pants) Johnson
Bartlett
Lancaster
Irma Lancaster
Raysmond Jennings
Peoria Cemetery
Moten
Clyde Moten
Towner's Chapel
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