Judith Larios files for divorce in District Court
Judith A. Larios has filed a divorce suit against Delfino M. Larios alleging gross neglect. Other briefs note six Franklin County couples at the Kansas Dairy Association meeting with County Agent Don Brownyesterday, a Thrift Shop sale starting tomorrow, and various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith A. Larios
Delfino M. Larios
Franklin County
Kansas Dairy Association
Don Brown
Marion Williams
Ottawa
Jack Beauchamps
John Staadt
Harold Staadt
Junior Dillon
Pomona
Leroy Wasmund
Princeton
Property Transfers and Deeds Across Multiple Areas
A list of real estate transfers and property deeds from various entities including R W Kirkpatrick to Floyd Hulse and Mary V Rankin to Edith Jaggers. It enumerates parcel identifiers, subdivisions, and street additions across Wellsie Wellsville Richmond and nearby towns with multiple grantors and grantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W Kirkpatrick
Floyd Hulse
Mary V. Rankin
Edith Jaggers
Hamblins College
Herbert Cochran
Thomas Beal
City of Wellsie
Glen Sundin
Wellsville
Gerald L. Maudie
Robert Sayler
M-Adams
Richmond
Hazel Huddleston
Harry
Donald L. Hall
Grover Morgen
Leuis Harra
Harrison Eames
Ernest Weidmann
R. E. Sims
Nia
Douglas Qiegson
Mark Rice
Ea Ist Methodist Church
Elo
Bik
L. C. Getge
Ads
Mar Fowler
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Hospital notes list admissions Guy Carpenter 701 Olive John Hiatt RFD 2 Thursday Arthur Blake 1023 N Cedar Ronald Davis 701 N Mulberry Friday Births Mr and Mrs James C Weid ner 1016 N Poplar son Thursday weight 7 lb 11 oz Dismissals Robert Graham 5 Brookside Lane Mrs Don Randel RFD 4 Danny Young 1445 S Elm Tracy Clotfelter 1341 Willow Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Carpenter
Olive
John Hiatt
RFD
Arthur Blake
N. Cedar
Ronald Davis
N. Mulberry
James C. Weidner
N. Poplar
Robert Graham
Brookside Lane
Don Randel
Danny Young
Elm
Tracy Clotfelter
Willow
Selma bank cashier charged with embezzling $427,000
FBI charged 65 year old Hugh Edward Campbell with embezzling $427,000 over 35 years from the National Bank of Selma where he worked 45 years. A Federal Reserve Act violation warrant was filed. Bank president Roger Jones said losses are insured and deposits safe. An investigation followed a late credit statement at another bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
FBI
Edwin Tully
Hugh Edward Campbell
The
National Bank of
Tully
Roger Jones
Robert Frye
Campbell
Frye
Death of Nellie V. Cole a longtime Ottawa resident
Nellie V. Cole 65 of 332 Walnut Ottawa died today at 11 50 a m at home after six months illness. She was born Oct 12 1897 in Pomona and married Alvie L. Cole Dec 2 1915. Survived by son Robert F. Cole Ottawa a granddaughter sister LaVonne Peterson Topeka brothers Russell P. Crow and Earl F. Crow Ottawa. Burial Sunday 2 30 p m Dengel Son Mortuary Rev Charles P. Knight officiating in Lawn Cemetery Pomona. She was a member of First Methodist Church Royal Neighbors Lodge Retta Conclave No 8 True Kindred. Former desk clerk at Nelson Hotel eight years and prior at North American Hotel. She retired two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie V. Cole
Walnut
Ottawa
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Charles P. Knight
Woodlawn
Pomona
Nellie V. Crow
Olathe
Alvie L. Cole
First Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors
Lodge
Retta
LaVonne Peterson
Topeka
Russell P. Crow
Earl F. Crow
Funeral for Mrs Verne V Garrett Held at Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Verne V Garrett who died January 28 were conducted January 31 at Lamb Funeral Home by Dr Raymond P Jennings. Pallbearers were Raymond Hosler W Phil McCracken O H Brock Oscar Graham Fred Gardner and John Fenton. Organist Mrs J R Jennings provided music. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery with members of the Friday Club attending in a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne V. Garrett
Lamb Fiueral
Raymond P. Jennings
Raymond Hosler
W. Phil McCracken
O. H. Brock
Oscar Graham
Fred Gardner
John Fenton
Kansas City
J. R. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Services for Jacob Ellerton Hol lingworth
Services for Jacob Ellerton Hol lingworth who died Jan 28 were at Towner's Chapel on Jan 31 with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Elmer Bell Albert Caleb Leo F Logan Leland Logan John E Rodgers and K G Hammond. Zook sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens accompanying. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ellerton Hollingworth
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Elmer Bell
Albert Caleb
Leo F. Logan
Leland Logan
John E. Rodgers
K. G. Hammond
Dean Zook
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Mild weather continues across Kansas fated by warm trend
Mild temperatures moved across Kansas overnight and today with fog and clouds limiting peaks. The warming trend continues tonight and into Saturday in eastern Kansas, with a possible arctic surge bringing cooler readings in western Kansas by late Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Another Negro Eying Ole Miss
The University of Mississippi faces a second desegregation court fight as Dewey Greene Jr. is denied admission for not meeting entrance requirements. Greene plans to seek federal court relief, and Gandhi Society attorney Higgs vows contempt action against registrar Ellis, who previously rejected Greene. Jerry Brown assists in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Dewey Greene Jr
Greenwood
Mississippi Vocational College
Greene
William Higgs
The
Gandhi Society
Robert B. Ellis
California
Edmund G. Brown
Yale University
Jerry Brown
Higgs
Ellis
Green
Pledge To Pursue Unity In Europe
Rome AP British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in his birthplace of the European Community and joined Premier Amintore Fanfani in pledging to pursue European unity. They discussed past vetoes and the need for renewed momentum in talks on the Common Market as 48 hours of crucial discussions lay ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Harold Macmillan
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Fanfani
France
Britain
Macmillan
Open School Door But No One Comes
In St Bernard Parish Louisiana the Roman Catholic Our Lady of Good Harbour School sits empty as white families shun integration ordered by Archbishop Rummel. Since Aug 30 five Black and 38 white children started, but by Sept 15 no white pupils remained and protests outside diminished from over 100 to under 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Thomas Buras
Our Lady of Good Harbour
Joseph Francis Rummel
New Orleans
Christoper Schneider
Louisville
Hearing Tests For Students In Rural Kansas
A Kansas Board of Health spokesman announced a $67,781 federal grant to fund hearing loss detection among school children. Dr Patricia Schloesser said a mobile testing unit will visit small communities and rural areas, covering about 172,400 children with roughly 5 percent found to have some hearing difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Board of Health
Patricia Schloesser
Maternal and Child Health
Schloesser
Class Plans Bake Sale at Wellsville High School
Wellsville junior class will hold a bake sale Saturday February 2 at Hostetters as a fundraising project. The event aims to support student activities and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Wellsville High School
Cars Collide on Hickory Street in Ottawa-Princeton area
Two vehicles involved in a noon yesterday collision on Hickory Street. Harry J. Moody of Ottawa and Dale I. Hird of Princeton drove south when Moody’s car sustained about 75 dollars in damage and Hird’s car appeared undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Moody
RFD 1
Ottawa
Dale I. Hird
Princeton
Hickory Street
Moody
Hickory
Won't Reduce Sheppard Sentence Kills clemency bid in Ohio
The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission voted 4 0 to not change Dr Samuel H Sheppards second degree murder sentence for the killing of his pregnant wife eight years ago He entered prison July 20 1955 and must serve a 10 year minimum before parole consideration His lawyer sought clemency claiming medical service and prison conduct warrant reduction to manslaughter or time served The decision was sent to Gov Rhodes who may or may not follow it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Pardon and Parole Commission
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Sheppard
Parole Commission
Willia M. Vance
James A. Rhodes
Wants Teeth In Blue Law TOPEKA Senate proposes tighter Sunday sales ban
Senator Joseph C. Harder and Senator Charles B. Joseph introduced a bill in Topeka to sharply restrict Sunday sales in Kansas. It would restrict sale of food and prohibit sale of most articles, making legal sales a misdemeanor with fines up to 500 dollars and up to six months jail on a second offense. Harder cited a district survey showing 90 percent favored Sunday sales limits to avoid workers being required to work Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Joseph C. Harder
R-Moundridge
Charles B. Joseph
Dpotwin
Harder
Wheat average price in Kansas at mid January
Kansas farmers received an average of $2 a bushel for wheat at mid January per the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The price was two cents lower than December, but 20 cents higher than January 1962, and one cent below the national average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Royal Riders Meet Monday in Kerr's Cafe
The Wellsville Royal Riders resume meetings Monday February 4 at 7 30 p m in Kerr s Cafe. Anyone wishing to join is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Wellsville Royal Riders
Kerr’s
California Storm Slams Coast with Floods and Power Loss
Rain swollen rivers flood hundreds of homes in Northern California and Reno sandbag crews defend Truckee River as coast wind gusts up to 70 mph lash Oregon. The Pacific storm chain brings snow to Washington and Oregon, with outages in Portland and Napa streets flooded by the rising Napa River. Federal weather alerts warn of continuing storms across the region and further temperature swings across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Reno
Nev
Sierra
Oregon Coast
Pacific
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Washington
Yakima Valley
Portland
Nevada
National Guard
Napa
Bancroft
Idaho
Denver
Area ROTC Grads Get Commissions
Twelve mid term graduates from Kansas State Universitys advanced ROTC program received commissions as second lieutenants. Air Force Reserve officers named were Noel H. Duncan Manhattan Dwight L Hayden Garnett and J A Swartz Hiawatha. Army Reserve officers listed were Charles M French Osage City Allen David Boge Wichita John Anthony Bugin Pittsburg Byron Eugene Byerly Centerville Thomas Delmar Dunn Jr Manhattan Don Charle Hampton Junction City Dennis Allen Lindell Jamestown N Y Jon M Ramsey Scott City and Larry Gene Schlotfelt Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Air Force
Noel H. Duncan
Dwight L. Hayden
Garnett
J. A. Swartz
Hiawatha
Army
Charles M. French
Osage City
Allen David Boge
Wichita
John Anthony Bugin
Pittsburg
Byron Eugene Byerly
Centerville
Thomas Delmar Dunn Jr
Don Charle Hampton
Junction City
Dennis Allen Lindell
Jamestown
N. Y
Jon M. Ramsey
Scott City
Larry Gene Schlotfelt
Augusta
Dribble Derby Set Between Hays And Ellis
A dribbling derby along U S 40 between Hays and Ellis will feature fourteen Fort Hays State College Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity pledges. The team aims to beat a clocked time under blizzard conditions with each pledging about a quarter mile dribble before relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Kan
U. S. 40
Ellis
Sigma Tau Gamma
Fort Hays State College
Stan Davis
Denver
KC Markets Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep market report
KC Markets in Kansas City reports cattle 300 head calves 100, market not established. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts up 25 cents to 16.00 25. 1 275 400 lb sows at 13.50 14.50. Sheep 25 head. market not established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Notice of sale issued by Franklin County District Court directs Ottawa Savings and Loan Association to auction the Day property in Franklin County Kansas on the first Sunday in March 1963 at 2 p.m. The 119 acre tract near the Marais des Cygne River is pledged to satisfy a $8166.35 judgment plus interest and costs. Sheriff Joe Ferns to conduct sale with redemption period as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
Truman H. Day
Alice M. Day
District Court
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association of
Ottawa
Court House
Franklin
Towit
N. EB
Marais Des Cygne River
Notice of voter registration in Ottawa Kansas city
Ottawa Kansas voters must register to vote in any future elections. Books for voter registration are open during regular City Clerk hours at City Hall. Those who did not vote in the November 1962 general election or who have moved or not properly registered must register in person. Special arrangements may be made for the sick or disabled. Donald R Capper City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Aaid City
Donald R. Capper
Probate hearing in Waring estate in Franklin County
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a notice of hearing on petition for probate of the will of James P. Waring dated October 9 1945 and for appointment of Merle G. Waring as executrix without bond. Interested parties must file defenses by February 5 1963 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. failure to do so may result in judgment by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Franklin
Said
Wiliam Wallace Mannen
State of Kansas
Arthur Manonen
Wilbur E. Mannen
William Wallace Mannen
Ottawa
Arthur Mannen
Franklin County
James P. Waring
Merle G. Waring
Night Consignment Horse Sale in Charles-Lyndon KS Area
Local livestock listings show multiple farm and household goods sales slated in Kansas and Missouri towns from Feb 4 to Feb 12. Items include horse consignments, stocker and feeder sales, farm equipment, and household goods with contact details and sale locations across Ottawa Pomona Overbrook and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles — Lyndon
Kansas
Neosho Livestock Comm. Co
Neosho
FL. C
Hobertz
Locust
Ottawa
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Masonic Temple
First Baptist Church
Butler’s Music
Harold J. Gumm
Herald
Charles E. Wilson
North Main Street
North Side
Charles C. Anderson
Ottawa University
1St United Presbyterian Church
Ord and Walnut
D. G. Laury
Jacksonville
Fla
Laury
Naval Air Hospital
J. A. Vining
Thomaston
Laurys
Redwood Inn
Hiway
Roy Jones
Orville Jones
Jean
Delene
S. Poplar
John Franklin
Donna
S. Sycamore
Marion Fitzgerald
Diane
Tatty
Gary
S. Mulberry
Fred Campbell
Jody
Bill Ray
N. Cherry
Church of Jesus Christ and Latter Day Saints
Mormon
S. Main
Ottawa Co-Op
Franklin County Highway Department
Co- Op
J. E. Hollingsworth
Europe
Burns
Lamb
Royal Riders
Honolulu
England
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Edmonton
Alberta
Vancouver
B.C
Rotc Grads
Weetveseg
Joe
North Main
Ottawa — Ambulance
Joe Ferns
Gleason
Gleason, Doty & Logan
Robert L. Pinet
Kansasola
Gleason, Doty & Logan Attorneys
Harry T. Jordan
Akil Ahmad Asfoor
Jordan
Harold Stewart
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Pranklin County Sale Company
Gerald Lindsey
R. L. Prewitt
Louth
Eas
Stocker & Feeder
Kenneth Coffman
LeLoup
Kas
Kaz
Floyd Carter
Lane, Kas
Jack Newson
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