Talent Day set with Ottawa High in statewide event
Ottawa High School joins about 25 Kansas schools for the fourth annual Talent Day sponsored by Wichita State University School of Music on Feb 17. Ottawa’s Nancy Hewitt will audition in piano. Also note a special shipment ad for Ballad of the Green Berets record and a proposed 50 cent license tag penalty effective Wednesday. Deadline for self assessment forms is Feb 28. Williamsburg High School Junior Class plans a sock hop Feb 18 after the Quenemo game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Kansas
Wichita State University School of Music
Ottawa
Nancy Hewitt
Velma Powers
Williamsburg High School
Spene
Quenemo
Burch Display K C February 22 23 Adc ROBERT SHERBONDY
Robert E Sherbondy cited in the 700 block of East Logan for speeding 42 mph in a 30 mph zone posted a $12 bond at M 925 Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Sherbondy
Ash
East Logan
O E S Chili Dinner at Masonic Temple
O E S invites with chili vegetable soup relishes pie coffee. Luncheon hour 11 to 1 p.m. and dinner 5 to 7 p.m. on February 16 at the Masonic Temple. Tickets 75 cents in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Rev Harold L Cooper Attends National Urban Life Convocation
Reverend Harold L Cooper pastor of Pomona Methodist Church travels to Chicago for a quadrennial convocation on urban life in America. He is among five St Pauls School students from Kansas City selected to attend the Mayday meeting and will join sessions on rural urban relations and work and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Cooper, Pasetor
Pomona Methodist Church
Chicago
America
St. Paul’s School
Kansas City
Everett Stark Opens New Barber Shop on Main Street
Everett Stark begins barbering at 1542 South Main Street beside Brown's Home Adv and Russell Stover's Candy of the Month Chocolate Pecan Fudge Snyder Pharmacy Adv in a local business update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Stark
S. Main
Brown
Adv
Russell Stover
Snyder Pharmacy
Bridge Winners Monday Night Winners
North south winners were Mrs Warren Casey, Lawrence, and W. E. Hegberg of Ottawa taking first with second place going to Mrs Dewar Kyle and E. W. Crandall both of Ottawa. East west winners were Mrs R F Miller of Ottawa and Mrs Robert Killough of Ottawa with second place for Mrs Jess Gilmore of Ottawa and Lyle Lanes of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Casey
Lawrence
W. E. Hegberg
Ottawa
Dewar Kyle
E. W. Crandall
Eastwest
R. F. Miller
Robert Killough
Jess Gilmore
Lyle Lanes
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Report
Admissions list includes Ralph L. Hartpence of Tonganoxie on Monday, Rosemary Wiederholt of Princeton, and James Ross Bird of Ottawa RFD 2 on Tuesday. Dismissals cover Sarah Crist of Ottawa RFD 4 on Monday, Mrs Chester Waggy of 811 Tremont, and Mrs Stanley Garrett and daughter of 1126 N Poplar on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Hartpence
Tonganoxie
Rosemary Wiederholt
Princeton
James Ross Bird
Ottawa Rfd
Sarah Crist
Chester Waggy
Tremont
Stanley Garrett
N. Poplar
Marriage Licenses William Miller and Carol Ward
William D. Miller aged 18 of Ottawa and Carol Jean Ward aged 18 of Ottawa obtained a marriage license in the local courthouse proceeding to wed. The couple resides in Ottawa and shares plans for a forthcoming ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Miller
Ottawa
Carol Jean Ward
Unified School District 288 faces insurance and curriculum questions
The Unified School District 288 board opens a busy week tackling disorganized insurance coverage, a proposed curriculum change, and auditing needs. It will hear Richmond Joint 77 transfer petitions to Garnett District 365, while arranging a large Thursday audit report and Wednesday meetings with district patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Black
Unified School District 288
Robert Shaw
Topeka
Old School
Joint 77
Richmond
Garnett
Clark Rough
Wichita
Shaw
Vining
Ottawa area court fines for overweight load and stop sign disobedience
County Court Frances L Couch 46 of Ottawa RFD 1 cited Feb 11 on US 59 at Princeton pleaded guilty to carrying an overweight load and fined 25 dollars plus court costs. Alex O Bachnick II 18 of Kansas City cited Feb 6 two miles southwest of Ottawa on US 50 pleaded guilty to disobeying a stop sign and fined 5 dollars plus costs. Leland P Downing 32 of Prairie Village cited Jan 24 four miles west of Williamsburg on US 150 for driving left of center and forfeited 14 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Couch
Ottawa
Princeton
Alex O. Bachnick II
Kansas City
Leland ' P, Downing
Prairie Village
Williamsburg
Two Cars Collide At Eleventh And Cedar In Ottawa
At 9 04 a m Monday two vehicles collided at the Eleventh and Cedar intersection. No injuries were reported. Ralph D Davis 24 Ottawa RFD 1 drove a 1966 Volkswagen northbound on Cedar Betty Rittmeyer 44 1628 Apple Lane drove a 1963 Chevrolet station wagon traveling east on Eleventh. Rittmeyer was cited for no valid license. Damage estimate 180 to the Volkswagen left front fender and bumper. no estimate given for the station wagon.
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Eleventh
Cedar
Ralph D. Davis
Ottawa
RFD
Volkswagen
Betty Rittmeyer
Apple Lane
Eleventh Street
Man Pleads Guilty to Petty Larceny in City Court
Rollo Herrington Jr., 38, of 719 King, pleaded guilty at a special police court session to petty larceny. He was placed on 30 day probation after arrest on a warrant for stealing a battery valued under $50 from a Best Truck Lines Inc. truck on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo Herrington, Jr
King
Herrington
Best Truck Lines,, Inc
Railroads Joint Duty for Crossing Safety Cost
Osawatomie Missourie Pacific official says crossings are joint ventures with protection costs shared. Santa Fe pays 100 percent at times. typical light and gate costs estimate around 10 000 dollars with ranges from six to twenty thousand. Briscoe notes Ottawa towns often lack funds and Santa Fe may cover full costs after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Binckley
Osawatomie
The
Missourie Pacific Railroad
James
Briscoe
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Seventeenth Street
Death of Mrs J L Shelden Services in First Christian Church
Mrs J L Shelden who died Monday morning will be buried in Highland Cemetery after services at 2 p m Wednesday in the First Christian Church with Rev Ned M Roberts and Rev Leonard E Sammon officiating. She taught piano and band instruments. lived in Ottawa and Newton. survived by three sons, one daughter, four grandchildren, one great grandchild, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Shelden
First Christian Church
Ned M. Roberts
Leonard E. Sammon
Newton
Draper Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Shelden
Belle Plain
Burlington
Ottawa
Kansas Christian Home
Neweton
Paul Shelden
Dodge City
Lee Shelden
Rex Shelden
Wichita
Ruth Shaffer
Luella Brott
Tularia
Calif
Gaynor
Virginia M. Gaynor
Lamb Funeral Home
Bill Fowler
Wet Streets Cause Wreck
A car slid on a wet street Sunday morning and struck a parked 1962 Ford owned by A L Whitacre. Driver Jean V Foster, 37, of 709 S Sycamore, was northbound on the 600 block of S Mulberry. Foster’s 1950 Pontiac sustained no damage while the Ford’s right side and rear bumper were damaged. Police noted the slip caused the contact and the right rear bumper to scratch the parked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean V. Foster
S. Sycamore
South Mulberry
A.L. Whitacre
N. Poplar
Foster
Ford
Diabetes Screening Program To Be Held
Franklin County Health Department asks doctors to support another diabetes screening. Last program in October 1960 found four diabetics who received treatment or diet management. The upcoming screening on April 20 and 21 will be run by State Health Department technicians with help from Franklin County staff.
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Franklin County Health Department
Peresonnel
State Health Department
Franklin County Department
State Department
Health Office
First Methodist Church
Per Word Ad Rates and Thankful Notice
Wants per word ad rates listing several insertion prices and a cash minimum plus a thank you note from Mrs Gene Reh and the Hallover family for support after the loss of husband and father. The message thanks friends relatives neighbors for masses food flowers dinners wood chores and other kindnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Reh
John Hallover
Ottawa Lodge and Union Chapter Meeting Notices
Ottawa Lodge No 18 AF and AM set a Feb 15 7 30 pm business meeting with Estel O Northway WM and Clarence E Rea secretary Union Chapter No 15 OES holds a Feb 16 7 30 pm stated meeting with Hazel Ogle WM and Vola Phillips secretary Visiting members welcome WANTED young adults in the area with hardware plumbing electrical floor covering and paint problems Budges Hardware offers free information and guidance for home needs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Lodge
A.F
A.M
Masons
Estel O. Northway
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Union
O.E.S
Hazel Ogle
Vola Phillips
Secy
Budge’s
Budge’s Hardware
U.S. Civil Service Tests Offered For Jobs Nationwide
Men and women eighteen and over are invited to apply for cure jobs with high starting pay short hours and opportunities for advancement. Preparatory training provided as needed thousands of jobs open. Free information on salaries and requirements by writing today with name address and phone Line col Service Box He79 Ottawa Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service
Ottawa Herald
Motel Operation Short Course and Training Program
Executive Training Division Ambassador Motels Incorporated offers a home study course followed by two weeks of resident training in a motel. Open to all ages with nationwide placement assistance after completion. Easy terms, write to Denver address for interview. Also lists various local notices and sales events with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Motels Incorporated Dept
Allison Street
Denver
Colorado
Funeral for Mrs. Ethel Johnston in Bremerton
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Ethel Johnston who died Sunday in Bremerton Washington are pending and to be announced by the Towner Chapel. A sister is Mrs. Floyd McCullough of 108 South Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Ethel Johnston
Towner
Bremerton
Wash
Towner Chapel
Floyd McCullough
S. Locust
Local Markets Wheat and Soybeans Ranged in Trading
Market notes show wheat at 1.50 with limited movement and soybeans at 2.71 amid thin activity. A third commodity labeled Ry 2a indicates a minor price nearby at 1.10.
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Ballad of the Green Berets
Barry Sadier
R.C.A
R.P.M
L.P
Gambles Record Dept. Adv
Raweleigh
E. E. Dunn Raweleigh
Burch
K.C
Ellis
Paul Troop
Central Heights’ North
Rantoul
Lane
George Snow
June Betz
Western Typewriter
Didde Office Supply
Everett L. Leonhart
Binckley
West Seventeenth
Santa Fe Railroad
Northway
Sameuel Northway
Charles P. Knight
Cecil Orr
Pleasant View Cemetery
Blue Mound
Lamb
Sous Dengel
Gon Miuany
Jok
Downer’s
Cilapel
North Main
Frederic R. Stauffer
Memphis
Tenn
Ottawa University
W. D. Bemmels
Staufefer
Hoffman
Ben S. Hoffman
Towner’s Chapel
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Ottawa Farm Impleement Co
Bobbie Mills Farm
Kans
Glen Henery
Michigan Valley
Mar
Ed Reekie
East
South Pomona
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Osage City
Harry Pahlman
Greenwood Road
Jim
Brady
Harold Stewart
Heart of America
Clathe
Jene ES
Hurwitz
Lawrence Sanitary Milk Co
West 6Th
General Services
Topeka Daily Capitol
Ins
Standard Rendering Co
Bill
Glenn Doerr
Ottawa Farm Implement
Ealers
Harrows
Ottawa Farm Imp. Co. Inc
J. W. Taylor
ICARE
Gene Powell
Franklin County Sale Co
Kenneth Russell
S.E. of
Hiway
Alfalfa Hay
Earl Gorton
Lespedeza
Ben Scott
E. A. Johnston
Baldwin
Lespedera
Lle
International
Gingerich Fert. Co
Misc
Turner
W. 15Th
Paine
Lee Carter
Red Cross
O.K
Ice Man
Coronado
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