New Store Hours and Local News Briefs
A&P Food Store in Ottawa sets hours from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday at 111 S Hickory. Adv. Lt. Robert E. Dunn will attend a Wichita training school. Kenneth Griffen cited for driving while intoxicated with $300 bond posted. Farmers Union Co op of Centropolis to hold annual stockholders meeting Feb. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Adv. Dr. H. N. Flora attended a KU medical seminar in Emporia. Goss's adds R and R Originals. Ensign James Shelden and wife welcome a son born Feb. 7 named Stanton Lee Shelden. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shelden. Mrs. James Shelden, former Charlotte Richardson, Ottawa Univ., plans Maryland visit. Arion Wilson and Joe Marshall to dine with Ottawa residents. Ed Ferguson visiting his mother Mrs. Ella Ferguson in Ottawa. Bill Hysom, KU student, hospitalized for leg surgery after Colorado ski accident. previously discharged from a Denver hospital and enrolled at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign
James Shelden
Indian Head
Lee Shelden
Ottawa
Shelden
U.S. Navy Reserve
Stanton Lee Shelden
Bill Hysom
J. L. Hysom
Oak
University of Kansas
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Colorado
Bill
Denver
Color in newspaper ads boosts retailer appeal and moves sales
Color advertising is praised for freshness and brand identity by executives who say it drives higher profits. A recent example is the Sweetheart of a Sale color ad from Crites Appliance Center. Local block changes include Douglas Brothers, Queen's Self Service Shoes, and Martin Electrical Equipment relocating or closing, with East Second Street seeing new firms and new facades as revitalization continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Crites of
Crites Appliance Center
Douglas Brothers
Charles Queen
Cigarette Smoking Drops Slightly Says Commerce Dept
Washington AP report shows a small decline in per person cigarette consumption for last year, the first drop since 1954. Average use fell to 199.2 packs per person from 199.3 packs in 1961, with each pack containing 20 cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Louis Sweetwood Funeral at Williamsburg
Funeral services for Louis Sweetwood, 69, of Williamsburg, were held at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev. E. E. Caylor officiating. Pallbearers were Art Dean, John Horn, D. B. Fogle, Frank Davis, Jess Edgecomb and A. C. Ricerson. Dean Zook sang, Mrs. J. M. Kilgore played the organ. Burial followed at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Sweetwood
Williamsburg
Towner
E. E. Caylor
Art Dean
John Horn
D. B. Fogle
Frank Davis
Jess Edgecomb
A. C. Richeson
Dean Zook
J. M. Kilgore
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Injured Boy Improves After Auto Fall
Charles L. Hadsall, 15, is in satisfactory condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital with a basal skull fracture after a homemade wooden tripod collapsed while he worked under a car last Sunday. He has regained consciousness and is much improved. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ledom of 130 North Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Hadsall
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hadsall
Clyde Ledom
N. Locust
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admission entries list Lester Lanier 717 S Main Christine Chandler 35 Rockwood Drive James Holton 119 S Willow Mrs Oliver Brazen RFD 2 Ottawa with Friday admissions Saturday dismissals include Theodore Fishburn Overbrook Genoa Dingus 710 N Oak W A Swift 616 Ash Daniel Hermes Meyer Rantoul Elmer Louderback Princeton Nancy Brown 633 Willow George Cates 712 Pecan Don Harbison 528 Sycamore and Mrs Oliver Brazen RFD 2 Ottawa Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lanier
S. Main
Christine Chandler
Rockwood Drive
James Holton
S. Willow
Oliver Brazen
RFD
Ottawa
Theodore Fishburn
Overbrook
Genoa Dingus
N. Oak
W. A. Swift
Ash
Daniel Hermesmeyer
Rantoul
Elmer Louderback
Princeton
Nancy Brown
Willow
George Cates
Pecan
Don Harbison
Sycamore
Mrs. Oliver _Brazen
Emery Green Club Meeting At Mrs Lee Peterson Home
The Emery Green Social Club held a Thursday gathering at Mrs. Lee Peterson's home with all 13 members present. Wins included a flower contest by Mrs Elmer Perkins and a vegetable contest by Mrs T T Shelton. Mrs J M Burress won a third contest and Mrs Clifford Hunter received the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Green Social Club
Lee Peterson
Elmer Perkins
T. T. Shelton
J. M. Burress
Clifford Hunter
Woman Bass Singer at North Baptist Church
Mrs Louise Malone Braxton billed as America’s only woman bass singer will be guest soloist at North Baptist Church Sunday 10 45 am performing The Stranger of Galilee and Bless This House for the Sunday School at 9 30 am She returns 7 30 pm to sing Negro spirituals and a bass solo Asleep In The Deep and speak briefly about her work Braxton a former student of Dr Washington Carver is Cherokee and French by descent born in Tulsa Oklahoma she speaks multiple languages and has helped build schools in the south now residing in Grand Rapids Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Malone Braxton
America
North Baptist Church
Galilee
Braxton
Washington Carver
Tulsa
Oklo
South
Doctor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cut Wood For Ailing Neighbor In Williamsburg Area
A group of friends and neighbors helped Gene Dutch Reh by cutting wood for his family in Williamsburg week. Reh, who lost an arm in a accident last year, was assisted by Clyde Wyatt Dale Smith Kurt Weigand Ezra Stewart Max McClelland Don Higdon Carl Taylor John Byres Wendell Boecker Don Pickenpaugh Buzz Mallory Lloyd Shriver Herb Cochran Charles Peed and Gene Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Dutch” Reh
Williamsburg
Reh
Clyde Wyatt
Dale Smith
Kurt Weigand
Ezra Stewart
Max McClelland
Don Higdon
Carl Taylor
John Byres
Wendell Boecker
Don Pickenpaugh
Buzz Mallory
Lloyd Shriver
Herb Cochran
Charles Peed
Gene Hamilton
Club Forecast Sunday Event Schedule Highlights
Sunday listings include Harvesters Westminster U P Church and various organizations meeting Monday through Tuesday at multiple venues such as American Legion Auxiliary U8 Army Mothers Civy Teachers Wives and Trinity Methodist Church. Social and service clubs like Rotary Anns and Calvary Baptist WMA appear with dinner and square dance notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Harvesters
Westminster U.P
FAITH
Gold Star Mothers
MPM Club
V. I
Pomona Flower Club
Harve Crow
Princeton Circle
GAR
Marcia Cudworth
Sherwin Snyder
Trinity Methodial Church
Calvary Baptist
First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Deaths listed for Ernzen Arnold and Shibe across Ottawa area
D. J. Ernzen 58 of Ottawa died in Ran som Memorial Hospital after illness that began Wednesday. A Cities Service plant superintendent, he moved from Drumright in 1962 and had worked for the company since 1928. Born Chanute 1904, he leaves a wife Johnny Brightwell and several relatives. Services are planned at St. Patrick's Chanute. Also, Mrs. Catharine Arnold 95 of Cedar House Nursing Home died after a long illness. She headed Arnolds Orchards at Baldwin before 1949 and later lived with her children. burial in Highland Cemetery. Mary Shibe 63, formerly of Pomona, died in Independence after living with a sister since 1959. services Sunday at Towner Funeral Chapel with Pomona Rebeca Lodge conduct. Burial Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Ernzen
Oliver J. Ernzen
RFD
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cities Service
Drumright
Okla
Petrolia
Chanute
Jake Brazen
Johnny Brightwell
Marie Ivins
Ernest Ernzen
Arthur B. Ernzen
Dewey
Nicholas F. Ernzen
Mountain View
Frank L. Ernzen
Coffeyville
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Arnolds
Baldwin
Daniel Arnold
Kingston
Breckenridge
William
Mary Baker Johnson
Christian Church
W. C. Arnold
Joplin
William Talbott
Lillie Alexander
Richard Johnson
Nevada
Louis Dengel & Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
Mary Shibe
Pomona
Independence
Shibe
Centropolis
William E. Shibe
Charles E. Woolam
Harvey Benham
Topeka
John Benham
Wellsville
Towner Funeral Chapel
Willard Noonan
Rebecca Lodge No. 253
Evergreen Mound Cemetry
Pittsburg State beats Warrensburg State in swimming meet
Pittsburg State swamped Warrensburg State 73 to 22 in college swimming. Track results show Omaha 60 Doane 50 Hastings 17 percent? and Hastings 17. Fort Hays State edged Nebraska 14 in wrestling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg State
Warrensburg State
College Track
Omaha
Doane
Hastings
Fort Hays State
Nebraska
Pomona Indians overpower Richmond Cubs 68 35 in league game
Pomona Indians beat Richmond Cubs 68 to 35 in Franklin County league action at Pomona. Roger Shoemaker led Pomona with 21 points while Leon Sobba topped Richmond with 18. Pomona’s B team also won 68 35. Pomona visits Lyndon Friday February 15 and coaches attend district drawing February 13 in Lebo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Pomona Indians
Richmond Cubs
Richmond
Roger Shoemaker
Carlin Nalley
Indians
Leon Sobba
Phil Rose
Cubs
Lyndon
Williamsburg
Lebo
Sobba
Maley
Roeckers
Kueser
Cox
Pedrow
Quenemo Buffaloes Triumph In Osage County clash
Quenemo Buffaloes beat Burlingame Bearcats 54 to 51 in Osage County League play at Quenemo. Joe Hoover led Buffaloes with 19 points, Jim Gragg added 15, while Burlingame’s Bob Masters topped with 20 and Ed Markley had 14. Buffaloes improve to 8 wins and 8 losses. Next game at Waverly on Monday February 11. B team: Burlingame 50 Quenemo 41.
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Quenemo
Burlingame Bearcats
Quenemo Buffaloes
Bearcats
Joe Hoover
Buffaloes
Jim Gragg
Bob Masters
Burlingame
Ed Markley
L. C. Haughn
Waverly
Curtis Kenner
Hebert Leads At Phoenix Open After Second Round
Leading scorers after the Phoenix Open second round include Jay Hebert 67 67 totaling 134, Arnold Palmer 68 67 at 135, and Gary Player 87 89 for 176. other top names listed with varied scores in a condensed report from Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Jay Hebert
Burlingame
St. Masters
Arnold Palmer
Markley
Workman
Gary Player
Hogle
Seastrom
Pick Hart
Jack Nicklaus
Gardner Dickinson
Quenemo
Johnny Pott
Tommy Bolt
Bill Casper Jr
Don January
Pro Basketball Friday Results Highlight AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports NBA scores with Friday results including Boston 122 over New York 97 Syracuse 162 over Detroit 155 and Los Angeles 94 over Chicago 91 Cincinnati 116 over St Louis 112. Today features New York vs Syracuse in Boston San Francisco at Boston Los Angeles at Chicago. Sunday schedule shows New York at Boston Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at Syracuse Detroit at St Louis, with no Monday games.
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Boston
New York
Syracuse
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southwestern Beats Baker to Lead Kansas Conference
Southwestern pulled ahead in the Kansas Conference with a 69-55 win over Baker, rising to 10-3 after a 40-40 tie was broken by Don Turner. Turner scored 20 as Southwestern used a fast break surge. Baker drops to 6-8. Friends defeated Kansas Wesleyan 78-65 for its first win, Wesleyan tied for last at 1-12. John Koetke scored 30 for Wesleyan and Clark Hay led Friends with 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
Kansas
Baker
Friends
Kansas Wesleyan
Don Turner
Turner
Wesleyan
John Koetke
Clark Hay
KC To Work For AFL Team
Lamar Hunt pledges to move the Dallas Texans to Kansas City if 25 000 season tickets are sold by May 15. City promises stadium enlargement and an office building, plus a stadium lease. Project funded by 300000 to 400000 dollars in bond funds approved by voters for stadium and outdoor theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lamar Hunt
American Football League
Dallas Texle
Hunt
Municipal Stadium
Dodgers Reward Maury Wills With 45000 Contract
Los Angeles Dodgers forward Maury Wills receives a $45,000 contract for his 1962 baseball exploits. The move recognizes his performance with the Dodgers in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Wills
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baldwin Third In Little Seven Basketball Standings
Baldwin Bulldogs defeated DeSoto Wildcats 53 to 49 to claim third place in the Little Seven League. Elvin Gilges led Baldwin with 17 points as Dick Hedges' squad posted their ninth win. Allenbrand led DeSoto with 13. Eudora edged Spring Hill 47-42 for first, with Spring Hill second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Baldwin Bulldogs
DeSoto Wildcats
Bulldogs
Elvin Gilges
Dick Hedges
Allenbrand
DeSoto
Eudora
Spring Hill
Twelve Strikes But No 300 In Richmond Bowling
R M Hobbs rolled 12 consecutive strikes to reach 299 in Richmond Indiana on Friday night. He began with a strike on the wrong lane, corrected, and proceeded with eleven more strikes before his 12th counted ball left one pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
R. M. Hobbs
Hobbs
Classified Ad Rates And Deadlines Notice
Local classifieds announce deadlines and pricing for Want Ads with per word rates and line insertions. It details contact options CH 2 4700, minimum cash, and special discounts for lodge notices and national listings.
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A&p Food
S. Hickory
Robert E. Dunn
Tremont
National Guard
Wichita
Ellis
Kenneth Griffen
Farmers Union Co-op of
H. N. Flora
Emporia
Newman Memorial Hospital
Goss’s
Adv
Arion Wilson
Joe Marshall
Harley Cromwell
Ed Ferguson
N. J
Ella Ferguson
Cleveland
Louis Lengel
Son Mortuary
Martin
South Main
East Second Street
Ight
E. Main
Herald Photo
the Herald
Emery Green Club
Lamb
North Baptist
Louis Dengel & Son
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Catharine
Arnold
Shoemaker
Nelson
Lindsey
Goracke
Langley
Heidner
Regester
Watts
Raymond
Hoover
Gragg
Lewis
Pinkerton
Niehoff
Hebert
Phoenix
THE
Associated Press
Southwestern Beats Baker
Atch
Herald
Gilges
Cleavinger
Kreighbaum
Elm
Dillon
Hobson
Allenbrard
Osburn
Caldwell
Denhan
Gabriel
McDaniel
Russell
Scesattes
Robert and
Naomi Cole
Beverly Ann Cole
Russell, Ruth and
Wallace Crow
LaVonne Peterson
Earl Crow
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Cap
Odea Tb
Mato, Ee
Harold Stewart
Charles
Lyndon, Kansas
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Gate Company
Tye
Franklin County
Kenneth Coffman
LeLoup
Eng
Kas
Proud Carter
Lane
Dack Newton
Overbreok Liventocs Sale
Quertra
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