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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1965

Page

5

Mrs Gilliland to attend Sears Foundation dinner

MRS Earl Gilliland of Pomona plans to attend a Sears Foundation dinner in Manhattan Tuesday. As home economics advisory committee chair, she was invited for leadership among rural homemakers. One person from each county is invited to The Home Economics Day event.

Earl Gilliland Pomona Sears Foundation Manhattan Tueseday Gilliland Home Economics Advisory Committee

Woman Faces DWI Charges In Ottawa Accident

Ottawa woman Donna June Hamerickhouse, 32, was jailed at 11:20 p.m. Sunday on four charges after a collision on East Wilson near 700 block. She drove a 1959 Mercury westbound, striking a parked 1940 Ford owned by Viola Hoffman. Major damage to both vehicles occurred. Bond posted at $330. no injuries reported.

Ottawa East Wilson Donna June Hamerickhouse N. Oak Viola V. Hoffman E. Wilson Ford Mercury Hamerick House

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listing

Hospital notes list admissions Mrs Sarah Dickey Pomona Robin Johnson Wellsville RFD 1 Mrs Bryce Adams Waverly Mrs Roy H Brown Sr 1422 S Oak Keven Emery 743 Princeton Mrs Calvin Bostic Williamsburg Claude Sluder Williamsburg Mrs Cleo Smith 615 N Mulberry James Randall 902 W Std Sunday Williams L Story 729 So Cedar Monday. Dismissals Galen Bristow 634 N Poplar Paul Fletcher 1010 Cottonwood Mrs Earl Summer 742 N Oak Saturday Mrs Thomas Paxson and daughter 1103 N Cedar Sunday Mrs Marlin Mooney Quenemo Kenneth Sleichter Ottawa Monday. Births Mr and Mrs Gary Carothers Bill 11th a son wt 9 lbs 207 Saturday.

Sarah Dickey Pomona Robin Johnson Wellsville Rfd Bryce Adams Waverly Roy H. Brown, Sr S. Oak Keven Emery Princeton Calvin Bostic Williamsburg Claude Sluder Cleo Smith N. Mulberry James Randall W. Std Williams L Story Cedar Galen Bristow Poplar Paul Fletcher Cottonwood Earl Summer Oak Thomas Paxson Marlin Mooney Quenemo Kenneth Sleichter Ottawa Gary Carothers Bill

Three Guernsey Cows Set Production Marks in Tests

Three Franklin County Guernsey cows tested by Kansas State University set production marks. A six-year-old cow owned by W F Ransom Jr Williamsburg yielded 11 880 pounds of milk and 667 pounds of butterfat in 305 days of twice daily milking. A six-year-old cow owned by Howard H Johnson Ottawa RFD 1 produced 13 440 pounds of milk and 626 pounds of butterfat in 305 days, while a three-year-old produced 10 490 pounds of milk and 541 pounds of butterfat in the same period.

Guernsey Franklin County Kansas State University W. F. Ransom Jr Williamsburg Howard H. Johnson Ottawa RFD

Richmond area news event at council meeting and honors

Mr and Mrs Mearle Hoover superintendent of schools attended a Wichita council of administration meeting. Six East Scipio pupils and their teacher Sister Hildegard attended the Anderson County Soil Conservation meeting and banquet at Westphama High School Saturday. Pupils won poster prizes Linda Rockers ten dollars and one dollar prizes to Eddie Rockers Mary Peine Cathy Strobel Renee and Anita Bures.

Deaths of Kaub Weller Holmes McFarlin Mundy Weiden

Obituaries list multiple Franklin County deaths. Ruth Anna Kaub, 42, of Ottawa area, dies after 20 days illness at KU Medical Center. Henry Ross Weller, 84, longtime resident of Ottawa, dies after one day illness. Clarence A. Holmes, 49, Ottawa, dies in Garnett during visit. Ruth E. McFarlin, 95, Ottawa, dies at home. Rena Mundy, 76, Ottawa, dies after years of illness. Rosa Weiden, mother of Pomona resident, dies in nursing home in Eudora. Surviving relatives, burial plans, and church affiliations noted.

Ruth Anna Kaub Elroy Kaub RFD K. U. Medical Center Towner Chapel Jim Anderson Highland Cemetery Kaub Lloyd Moody Ruth Irene Linda Sue Kaub Harry Moody Ottawa Laevers Moody Fort Collins Colo Avis Blakeman Clifford Cox Deerfield Clarence Pippinger Virgil Christie Baldwin Jerry McGinty Salina Henry Ross Weller Hickory Ransom Memorial Hospital Lyon County Franklin County Alice Tabor Paola Landmark Missionary Baptist Church Kansas City Ross Weller Hutchinson Eugene Weller Wichita Ruth DeWald Mildred Weller Clarence A. Holmes Logan Garnett Topeka Highway Mower Co Helen L. Hough New Hampton Ottawa Lodge No Marvin L. Holmes A. Karen Dovethat Homestead Fla Rena Mundy S. Locust Dengel and Son Mortuary Ned M. Roberts Memphis William H. Mundy First Christian Church Myrtle Underwood Concordia Grace Adams Lawrence Leta Rose Freseno Calif Frank Hird Rose Weiden John Fritts Pomona Rosa Weiden Eureka

Two Cars Collide At Ninth And Sycamore Intersection

None Hurt In Wreck at 12:25 p.m. Sunday. A 1960 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Thomas A. Seaton northbound on Sycamore struck by a westbound 1962 Chevrolet driven by Byron L. Marsh at Ninth Street intersection. No injuries or arrests reported.

Ninth Sycamore Thomas A. Seaton S. Sycamore Seaton Ninth Street Byron L. Marsh Waverly March Dame

Police News Roundup in Omaha and Nearby Areas

Arthur H. Clark, 65, Omaha, Neb., jailed at 1:50 p.m. Saturday on a charge of vagrancy. Robert A. Reed, 58, Ottawa RFC 3, cited Saturday for permitting an unauthorized minor to operate a motor vehicle on a restricted license. Charles E. Moore, 18, Wellsville, cited Sunday for speeding 50 in a 30 mph zone on East Logan. posted $20 bond today.

Arthur H. Clark Omaha Neb Robert A. Reed Ottawa Charles E. Moore Wellsville East Logan

No Office Space Humphrey Finding His Job Ceremonial

Hue bert H Humphrey, now vice president, faces ceremonial duties and political frictions. Excluded from Senate Democratic Conference meetings, he navigates limited office space and distance from Johnson's inner circle while handling civil rights focus and antipoverty efforts. He executes ceremonial tasks such as awards and gifts, with limited constitutional presiding duties.

Washington Huebert H. Humphrey Humphrey Johnson Senate Senate Democratic Conference Lyndon B. Johnson Mike Mansfield Alben W. Barkley Mansfield Sens Albert Gore Tennessee Joseph S. Clark Pennsylvania Wayne House United Arab Republic Capitol Senate Chamber John F. Kennedy Executive White House Sir Winston Churchill Birdie Tebbetts Cleveland Indians Atomi Inedians Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Space Advisory Council

Petition to confer majority rights on minor Walter Calkins

Public notice in Franklin County Kansas that Walter Ray Calkins will present evidence in district court to obtain majority rights, enabling full control of property and contracts. The case includes heirs at law, real estate in Ottawa and several involved defendants, with March 15, 1965 deadline for response. Also includes an Ottawa city ordinance allowing wage deductions for employee health and insurance premiums, effective January 27, 1965.

Walter Ray Calkins Frankslin State of Kansas Violet M. Calkins Frankelin State of Kansas District Court Franklin County Roy Lewis George W Court House Ottawa Franklin Couney Otetawa Charles Williamson Donald R. Capper

King and Followers Jailed In Selma March

About 300 Black protesters including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were arrested by Selma police while marching toward the Dallas County Courthouse in a voter registration drive. Police cited parading without a permit and warned the group to break into smaller units. King led the front, insisting a constitutional right to walk to the courthouse, as additional marchers queued earlier at the courthouse to register.

Selma Ala Martin Luther King Jr Dallas County King Baker Dallas County Board of Registrars

Captured Last Summer Handbill Outlines Viet Cong Tactics

In Vientiane Laos an attempted coup by young army officers led by Col. Boulert Lycossie failed after a two hour meeting with generals and Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma. Souvanna issued a statement following the talks.

Vientiane Laos Boulert Lycossie Souvanna Ine

Laos unrest and coup impacts ripple through Vientiane

Reported upheaval in Laos shows Pathet Lao influence and a rightist coup attempt. Government forces under Gen Kouprasith Abhay moved into Vientiane as rebel officers urged calm and unity against alleged power abuses. Souvanna Phouma and generals sought shelter. clashes were not confirmed.

Pathet Lao Kouprasith Abhay Vientiane S@Ce Kouprasith Souvanna Phouma Souvanna

Avery Holds Budget Talks with Lawmakers

Gov William H Avery met today with leaders of the House and Senate to translate his $507 million budget into bills. He aims to have details ready by Tuesday on bill introductions and noted his school foundation plan could cost $35 million or more next year, contingent on revenue bills.

Topera William H. Avery House Senate Avery

Building Permits Granted for Homes and Motel Addition

Mrs Martin Meeks of 830S Cherry received a permit to place a trailer home at an estimated cost of 4800 dollars. Don F Jones of 1315S Poplar obtained a permit to alter a single family residence at 2000 dollars. Raymond Warner of 1641S Main was issued a permit to add to a motel at about 60000 dollars.

Martin Meeks Cherry Don F. Jones Poplar Raymond Warner Main

County Court Records: Lemon Pleads Guilty for Speeding

Larry D. Lemon, 24, of 623 S. Cherry, cited five miles southwest of Wellsville on Route 35 for speeding 81 in a 75 mph zone, Jan. 24. He pleaded guilty and was fined $6 plus costs.

Larry D. Lemon S. Cherry Wellsville

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