Prayers and notices for Mrs. Lucy McGinnis services and local events
Out of town relatives attend services for Mrs. Lucy McGinnis of Princeton. A sausage and pancake supper is planned at Ruhamah Baptist Church near Rantoul, with 50 cent admission and a motorcycle console stereo giveaway at Gambles store. Local arrests, court actions, and a KU honor list entry are noted alongside community notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy McGinnis
Princeton
Forrest McGinnis
Tarkie
Ray Akley
John Rhoades
Wakeeney
Elsie Blough
Fred Blough
Shaw
Leonard Blough
Elmer Jack
Chanute
Richard Blough
Wynona Bogle
Caney
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Rantoul
Washington's Birthday Holiday For Ottawa Employees
Washington's Birthday will close city and county offices and halt mail delivery. Banks and loan companies will close. City schools and Ottawa University stay open. The Ottawa Herald prints as usual. Flags 3 by 5 foot, 50-star, $3 at The Herald office with mast and socket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington’s
T. J. Cummings, Jr
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Ottawa Herald
Washington
Deaths: Everett Oshel and Jonathan Hiatt in Kansas
Everett Oshel 60 of Lawrence died February 13 after a heart attack while helping on a farm and was buried in De Soto after services in Olathe. Survivors include his widow Elizabeth McMahan and 13 children plus siblings. Jonathan Ezra Hiatt 80, formerly of Anderson County, died Monday at Ransom Memorial Hospital and was buried in Welda Cemetery after services in Towner’s Chapel. He leaves a wife Stella Myrtle Smith, three sons, five daughters, 14 grandchildren, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Oshel
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
DeSoto
Elizabeth McMahan
Arizona
Pearl Mohler
Eudora
Bytha Adkins
Topeka
Velma Durell
Golden
Colo
Emma King
Rangely
Charlotte Acuff
Theodore Superduto
Olathe
Jonathan Ezra Hiatt
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Welda
Hiatt
Weld
Anderson County
Franklin County
Stella Myrtle Smith
Stewart
Joe Hiatt
Robert Hiatt
Wellsville
Rachel Xanthuall
Los Angeles
Calif
Beulah Botramel
Independence
Ruth Davis
Osawatomie
Robert Pajnie
Midway
Ohio
Martha Fiehler
Kansas City
Myrtle Lyman
Gardenia
Marriage License for Schechauner and Hubbard
John Schechauner, 19, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Helen L Hubbard, a resident of Rantoul, Illinois, obtained a marriage license. The record notes their ages and places of residence as part of the official filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schechauner
Milwaukee, Wis
Helen L. Hubbard
Rantoul
Fog and low clouds linger over Kansas counties
Fog and low clouds covered central and eastern Kansas again today with heavier concentrations in Concordia Salina and Manhattan. The Weather Bureau predicted at least one more day of fog as a weak surge of coal air brought the mist and is expected to push in again early Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Salina
Manhattan
Weather Bureau
Kansas City Live Cattle and Hog Markets Mixed
KC Markets report cattle 50 lower on some classes with steers 23.25 to 24.00 and heifers 23.00 to 25.50. Cows 14.60 to 17.50, vealers 33.00+. hogs steady to 25 lower with 190 to 240 lb barrows 14.85 to 15.25 and 275 to 400 lb sows 13.50 to 14.00. Sheep not established. weights 5.60 to 9.50 reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansab City
No Joy Over 625000 Award For Insect Bite
James Gallick, a legless 61 year old man, and his attorney expressed disappointment at the U S Supreme Court affirming a 625000 damage award against a railroad in a 1950s insect bite case. The total with costs and interest could reach 750000, with medical bills around 200000. The suit arose from an injury while supervising switching operations near a pond in Cleveland flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
James T. Gallick
Gallick
Marshall I. Nurenberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Highland View Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nurenberg
Abe
A. H. Dudnik
Dudnik
University Hospital
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Parma
Cleveland
Girl Grieves For Friend Who Saved Her And Died
In Los Angeles AP report Paulette Lewis, 15, recalls how David Brimley, 17, her boyfriend, sacrificed himself to push her to safety as a car ran a red light. He died after being thrown 150 feet. Paulette found him near a power pole. David had just started college math at Santa Monica City College and worked a drugstore delivery job. his first $20 check was due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Paulette Lewis
Paulette
David Brimley
David
Jean Lewis
Lillian Armstrong
Santa Monica City College
Beatification Approved For Two U S Catholic Figures
Vatican clears beatification for Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton and John M Neumann both key American church figures. Seton born 1774 in New York, educative and charitable work founder of Sisters of Charity, beatification set for March 17. Neumann born 1811 in Bohemia became Philadelphia bishop 1852, died 1860, beatification set for March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican Congregation of Rites
Elizabeth Ann Seton
John M. Neumann
Philadelphia
Mother Seton
United States
New York
Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph
America
Emmitsburg
Neumann
Bohemia
Budweiss
Pius IX
St. Joseph
Stolen Ship Boarded By Marines in Brazil
Belem Brazil AP four Brazilian marines boarded the hijacked Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui approaching Macapa near the Amazon mouth. The ship reported to the Venezuelan owners that it would enter Macapa about 200 miles northwest of Belem. All aboard were said to be well as the vessel moved southward after boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belem
Brazil
Anzoategui
Amazon River
Caracas
Macapa
Amazon
Belera
Azilian
Funeral services for Cora A Cleaveland
Cora Alice Cleaveland died February 15. Services held February 18 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Earl Huddleston Homer Bishop John Latz Dale Bones Dean Martin and Oscar Neff. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs. J R Henning. Burial in Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora A. Cleaveland
Cora Alice Clearveland
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Earl Huddleston
Homer Bishop
John Latz
Dale Bones
Dean Martin
Oscar Neff
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Donnie Plake and Mrs John Hiatt, with births to Mr and Mrs William McGrath a daughter weighing 7 lb 14 oz. Dismissals include Deborah Lee, Mrs Lewis Meek and baby, and several other listed names with addresses and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Plake
John Hiatt
William McGrath
Deborah Lee
Maple
Lewis Meek
Pomona
Ralph
Sand
Ross Bird
Linda Hermreck
Williamsburg
Joseph Swinehart
E. Wilson
James Dunhill
Reading
Analyzes Characters In Breath of Spring Play
Mrs Ruth Lathrop Kirven presented an analysis of the characters in Breath of Spring at the Drama Study Club meeting. Ottawa Community Theater Players will stage the play next month with Kirven directing. She led a discussion on characterization and said no man is an island unto himself. Environment desire ambition and other factors shape diverse characters whose lives intertwine in the comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lathrop Kirven
Drama Study Club
Ottawa Community Theater Players, Inc
Kirven
McPherson Topples Baker in Kansas Conference Clash
McPherson defeated Baker 75 to 58 last night after a tied first half. John Tegler and Babe Hawk each scored 20 for McPherson while Baker’s top scorers were unable to overturn the early lead, as the Bull dogs pulled away in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Baker
Kansas
Bulldogs
John Tegler
Babe Hawk
County Treasurer's Statement January 1963 Balance and Transactions
Capper City Clerk reports county treasurer balance at year end 1962 of 4 262 700.06. January receipts total 102 082.60 and disbursements 692 600.33. Journal balance shows a deficit of 1 751 980.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Treas
Essee
Jan- Bhat
WEF .- Nee
Ottawa Kansas Legals Ledger balance and ordinance text
The image shows a dense ledger style page with financial balances for county and city funds, school districts, and various banks. It includes an Ordinance No 2225 amending zoning and a long public notice with sections about tract descriptions in Ottawa Kansas. The text references January 21 1983 and February 1963 dates, with named entities including City of Ottawa Kansas Franklin County and multiple townships and banks. It also contains a resolution to improve Massasoit Street from Hickory Street to Cedar Street with concrete paving details and assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomools
Gilles
Jepoaite
1St National Bank
National Bank
Ne Bank O.4
Peoples &J
Bk-Rith
Citinens Bt
Pomons Soinee
Jaguary
Board of County Commissioners
Alméda Sinclairity
B.D
Ottawa
Kanbas
Said
City Bet
Kansas
Ba & Ty
Ball
Doris Bet
City Planning Commission of the
Ce Poe
Tawa
Ollowing
Franklin County
Main Street
South
Tegaensne
A.T
Ae & 8 Fe
Raymond Gar
CIA
Pranklin County
Raymond Sr
Rose Cueva
Orava
Lincoln
Towa
oRawe
Ranees
General O
SALE
Sald
Pottawatomie
Wwlliamsburg
Tin
Pomona
Jones
David
Princeton
Tere Weeeeee
Rantoul
Richmond City General
Welleville City General
Library
Whiteway
Williamsburg City General
Ivy
Fr. Co
App
Twnship
Centropolis
Cutler
Greenwood
Harrison
Hayes
Homewood
Massasoit Street
Hickory Street
Cedar Street
Ottawa farm and livestock sale listings in February and May
Community sale notices and livestock auctions across Franklin and Ottawa counties list events on dates in February and May. Farmers, dealers, and service numbers appear for Ottawa, Overbrook, Pomona, and Lawrence venues with sale times and locations along highways 58 and 50, plus house goods auctions and consignment horses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa Farm Imp. Co
Maychinery
Eas
Franklin County Sale
Harn
Fred Proffet
Kas
Logan Bt
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County
Ottawa Farm Implement Machinery Sale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Motorola
Gambles
Quiott Hall
Adv
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Margaret D. Hughes
George R. Hughes
Elm
Robert E. Black
Mary Black
Sycamore
Karen Indall
JF. J. Indall
Hazel Romstedt
John W. Swain
Paris
Tex
Gayle
Green
W. 9Th
Clyde D. Green
Arthur Sommers
Daniel Dexford
Dale E. Winters
Allen Rubick
S. Mulberry
South Walnut
Winter
Church of the Brethren
Earl Possy
Salvation Army
Ellis
Clara Kaiser
Elksbridge
McCullough
Grace
Fred Banks
Gene Bush
R. A. Anderson
Paul Perking
George M. Berg
Jonathan E. Hiatt
U.S. Catholics
Downer
Legals
Pye
Peoria
Richmond
Ape
Pete
Burg
Antioch
Central
Oreance Greenwood
Haker
Ory
Jope
Mt. Olivet
Rich
Bera
UCA
St. & Co
Atlee
Highland
Walsh
Hope
Fund
Prk
Mir
Link
Charles Williamson
Donald R. Capper
Avrmet A ‘Siork
Capper
Peter K. Papps
LaVerne Pence
W.M
Vola Phillips
Ottawa Lodge
A.M
George A. Ledom
W. M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’v
IBM
Turley
MFGA
C-O
Ray Schmidt
Lesh Oil Company
37Th St
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberts
Lamb
Printy
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Neosho Livestock Commission ‘Co
Neosho
Towner
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