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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1964
Page
7
Sandy Jones, 17, granddaughter of Mrs. Charlotte Jones, of 603 N. Oak, now living in Concord, California, was selected among four Ottawa-area girls for the January issue of Seven Teen magazine.
Market outlooks show soybeans at around 2.68, wheat near 2.505, Milo and corn prices mixed with shell corn around 1.20 and ear corn at 0.50. Butterfat at 0.42 percent, barley 1.05, oats around 2.80, with sparse readable figures and notes.
AP price bulletin lists hogs down 25.50 on barrows and gilts and 25.50 higher on sows, with weights 190, 250 and 400 pounds showing varied shifts. Cattle and calves drop 50 to 100 cents, with steers and heifers skirting lower. eggs and butter prices also noted across large and small categories.
Classified ad line lists a contact phone CH 24700 for renting trading and related services in a historic classifieds style. No further readable context or entities are present beyond the phone contact.
Two St Joseph men were injured when their stolen 1964 Chevrolet crashed at high speed on US 50 at Williamsburg about 11:05 p m Saturday. Lee Harmon Jr and Charles Shaline suffered cuts and broken bones. hospital treatment followed. The car, reported stolen from Paul Yardley of Stewartsville, had no luggage. Officers kept the pair under guard at the hospital and later took them to St Joseph.
Wichita AP reports ten accidents on the Kansas Turnpike during the 314 day Christmas holiday from 4 p.m. Thursday to 6 a.m. today. Fourteen vehicles traveled 3 655 440 miles with 94 274 vehicles using the toll road, compared to 35 099 last year. Eight crashes happened during an ice storm on the northwest Turnpike. Carroll M. Kilgore, 24, of Springfield Virginia, died when his car hit a bridge pillar Sunday morning. Turnpike patrolmen made 22 arrests during the period.
BLANTYRE Malawi AP One hundred and four U S Peace Corps volunteers arrived today increasing the Malawi operation to more than 250 teachers health experts and instructors Malawi a former British colony Nyasaland now has the fifth largest Peace Corps establishment in Africa according to Director Dr Jim Blackswell of San Jose California
Communist China protested to India over intrusions by Indian aircraft into Chinese airspace inside Tiebet Sinkiang and Szechwan. New China News Agency said three Indian planes flew about three hours and reached roughly 220 miles from the line of actual control on the Sino Indian border.
County Treasurer Almeda Edwards announces tag number reservations must be completed by Wednesday. Renewal requires IBM card or title and registration plus personal tax receipt. payment due at reservation. Numbers one through three go to the county commissioners. tag sales begin January 4 with offices closed New Year’s Day and the following Saturday.
MANILA AP American servicemen were allowed out of Clark Air Base after weekend restrictions linked to a protest rally in Angeles attended by about 2,000 Filipinos. Speakers urged removal of U.S. bases and recall of Ambassador Blair amid claims two Filipinos were targeted and a bomb threat at Clark. No violence occurred. Officials planned further investigations as Philippine leaders urged calm.
Three people suffered minor injuries in a Saturday morning crash 3 miles northeast of Richmond at East Hoch and South Washington. Esther Willey, Lloyd Willey, and 12 year old Helen were treated and released at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Chester H. Coats was not injured. cited for improper left turn after collision with Willey vehicle at the intersection.
Ottawa High School lettermen and varsity players travel to Memorial Auditorium Kansas City for a Tuesday morning clinic. In the afternoon they join Big Eight conference at the consolation bracket games. Junior high departs 7:30 a.m. senior high at 8:00 a.m.
Mrs. Jay Stephenson of Ottawa RFD 4 reported distributing 46 baskets to needy families on Wednesday and Thursday. The remaining 20 baskets were donated by other groups. She noted Ottawa residents were very generous and that the number of needy families rose slightly from last year.
A deep European freeze grips the continent with snow reaching Rome and temperatures dropping to 2 C in Oslo. Icy roads trigger crashes and power outages as authorities report deaths in France and Britain and multiple event cancellations across nations.
Three weekend traffic incidents produced no injuries. Nellie M. Ebeck, 32, driving a 1969 Ford, collided with Joseph F. McCoy, 27, in a Powhattan Street intersection at 11:17 a.m. Both claimed they did not see the other. Damage to the Ford could not be estimated. the wagon suffered about 200 dollars in rear-end damage. Two women were cited after a 9:30 p.m. crash on South Main. Marjorie Ott backed from the curb, Glenda Turner was cited for careless driving, with both vehicles damaged. Patrolman Donald Lytle, en route to another crash, collided with Hoyle Runnels at Main and West Seventh. Runnels cited for not yielding to an emergency vehicle.
Lee Figgins, National Guard motor sergeant for fifteen years, reenlisted for five. The Methodist Church set 10:30 for worship, with Sunday school at 9:30, effective Jan. 3. Student Recognition Sunday featured Janet Lindsey and Mary Jane McAdow delivering messages. Jenifer Lynn was born December 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Badsky of Topeka.
Rev James Arthur Ray 84 of 708 Olive died 11:40 am Sunday after prolonged illness. Services 2 pm Thursday at Ottawa AME Church with Revs Gray and Booker. burial in Hope Cemetery. Born June 30, 1880 in Jefferson County Texas he preached from age 35 and served in numerous Missouri towns before returning to Ottawa in 1950. Survived by Elsie L. Martin, his wife since 1940.
Frederick J. Beer and Jesse J. Madrigal, both of Kansas City, were cited December 20 and 22 for disobeying a stop sign on K68, forfeiting $10 bonds. Roger E. Stuteville, Eldon E. Crenshaw, and Frank Carl Faulkner pleaded guilty or were fined respectively, with Crenshaw and Faulkner each paying $5 plus costs. James Calvin Blankenship pleaded guilty December 24 to disturbing the peace and received 30 days in county jail.
Police reports list Albert N. Sullard aged 64 of Ottawa RFD I jailed for being drunk in public after 11366 p.m. Saturday with an $80 bond posted. Marvin R. Klein aged 88 of Maple was cited for disobeying a stop sign at Fifteenth and Main. Franklin J. Curran aged 28 of Ottawa RFD 3 cited for speeding 40 in a 80 mph zone along South Main and posted a $10 bond.
Larry Germann, 26, and Ruth Ann Hege, 20, of Emporia, appear on a marriage license list indicating they have obtained the license in the Emporia region.
Admissions list includes Darrell Anderson Princeton Lester LaNier 524 N Sycamore Connie Bryan Quen emo Mrs Rex Myers 831 Esta brook Charles Shaline St Joseph Mo Lee Harmon Jr St Joseph Mo Ervin Chambers Williamsburg William Richardson 1116 N Poplar Donald Douglas 216 W 3rd Miss Ava Smith Pomona RFD 2 Mrs Blanche Ward 840 W 5th Miss Marguerite Davenport 426 Ash Sunday Miss Margie Johnson Baldwin Miss Sheri Lynne Henry Ottawa RFD 4 Miss Patricia Ann Ledom 616 Sycamore Mrs Guy Heffner 900 Estabrook Mr Ollie Crane 729 So Poplar Terry Lee Henry Ottawa RFD 4 Monday Discharges Ag oat ene sary ae phate Lies Messe Waverly Miss pail Jean Paul Lyndon Mrs Merel in Casteel 1441 Elm Mrs Vida Adams Ottawa RFD 1 Charles Chaline St Joseph Mo Lee Harmon Jr St Joseph Mo Sunday Births A daughter to Floyd Kaub Ottawa RFD 4 weight 10 lbs 142 oz Michael Tweet 1432 S Main weight 6 lbs 812 oz EMERGENCY REPORT 8:40 p m Robin Howell age ? father Donald Howell 326 S Oak playing on wooden floor Fan splinter under big toe nail Saturday 4:30 p m Robert Smith age 15 Ottawa RFD 4 laceration under chin requiring stitches Sunday
Henry E Ward died December 23 and services were held December 26 at the Church of the Brethren with Dr Roy W Browning presiding. Pallbearers included Roscoe A Ward John L Ward Charles H Ward and Ethan E Ward along with Eugene Ward Robert C Ward and others. Mrs John Humerickhouse and Mrs Harold Houston sang hymns accompanied by Mrs George Royser. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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