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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1963

Page

5

Kirkland family travels for funeral in Ottawa

Bruce T. Kirkland left today for Pico Rivera California. He came to Ottawa for funeral services of his father Grant E. Kirkland Monday. Ruhamah Baptist Church to host a sausage and pancake supper Friday evening February 22 at the church one mile south and two miles west of Rantoul. Service starts 5:30 with 50 cents per person. Numerous out of town relatives attended including Kreutzers and Kirkendall families from Falls City Nebraska Leavenworth Hiawatha Wichita. In lieu of flowers donations to the blind are suggested by Mrs Louise Welsch. Well Child Clinic Friday 9:30 to noon in Co-Op building. Appointments call CH 2-3929. Motorola Console Stereo giveaway February 28 register now no obligation Gambles Store. Kansas State Highway Department files condemnation action for right of way on K68 south of Wellsville. Plastering and stucco work offered CH 2-3518 estimates. Peoria Cole community club truth or consequences program Friday at Cole School bring pies. Ellis Piano Tuning CH 2-4431. Hawkins Community Club talent night Friday 8 p.m. bring cupcakes.

Labor drive to boost Bell system pensions in 1963

In Miami Beach, AFL-CIO Communications Workers of America president Joseph A. Beirne announced a union plan to press Bell System to increase pensions under its $4 billion reserve. He said the union would “go the limit” in contract talks to improve retirement benefits for about 400,000 AT&T employees and noted current average pensions of $78 a month for 69,000 retirees.

Miami Beach Fla Telephone Workers’ Union Bell System Joseph A. Beirne Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America American Telephone and Telegraph Co Bell Telephone Beirne

Quality MONUMENTS call Stewart Memorials across from water tower

Local notice advertises Quality MONUMENTS with Stewart Memorials across from the south water tower at 118 W. 15th and a contact number CH 2-3325 for inquiries.

Call Stewart South Water Tower W. 15Th

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births

Hospital notes list admissions Henry Fishburn Overbrook Carl Manlove Garnett Fred J Jones 123 N Cedar Mrs John Schendel Eudora Tuesday Scott Tedrow 803 N Poplar W A Bill Swift 616 Ash Wednesday Births Mr and Mrs Charles G Miller 622 S Locust son Tuesday weight 10 lb Dismissals Forest Price Richmond Mrs Maggie Lucas 737 King Tuesday Mrs Sherrel Ralston 823 Olive Mrs Mary Marshall Guardian Angel nursing home Wednesday

Henry Fishburn Overbrook Carl Manlove Garnett Fred J. Jones N. Cedar John Schendel Eudora Scott Tedrow N. Poplar W. A Bill” Swift Charles G. Miller Forest Price Richmond Maggie Lucas King Sherrel Ralston Olive Mary Marshall Guardian Angel Nursing Home

New Signal For Ottawa Policemen

Ottawa installs a large red light atop a courthouse square pole to summon officers when patrol cars or radios are unavailable. Police Chief E W Flaherty notes seven early lights preceded radio era and this signal will quickly direct officers to headquarters during emergencies.

E. W. Flaherty Flaherty

Deer Block Road After Near Ottawa Incident

Mrs. Albert Hamm of Ottawa RFD 4 found three deer on a road northeast of Ottawa while returning from a shift at Ransom Memorial Hospital. She stopped, tried to scare them with her horn and flashlight, and slowly drove toward the animals to clear the roadway.

Albert Hamm Ottawa Ransom Memorial Hospital

Cold snap to end mild spell this evening in Kansas

A new cold air mass arrives tonight in Topeka bringing a sharp drop in temperatures. Light snow is possible in northern sections as northerly winds of 15 to 20 mph intensify and clouds blanket most of the state.

Topeka

Pancake Festival Tickets On Sale At Ottawa High

Ottawa High Junior Class offers pancake tickets for Saturday festival at Memorial Auditorium. Tickets 50 cents, sales from 7 to 9 AM, 11 AM to 2 PM, and 5 to 8 PM. Proceeds fund this year’s Junior-Senior Prom with no further fund raising planned.

Ottawa Memorial Auditorium

Plan Soap Box Derby Ottawans Attend Meeting

Ottawans are invited to a 7 30 p m meeting at First Methodist Church basement to discuss a Soap Box Derby program. Clarence Higdon chairs a Jaycees committee co sponsoring the event with Moore's Chevrolet helping as sponsor. The plan aims to run an Ottawa Derby and send a winner to higher levels of the race.

First Methodist Clarence Higdon Jaycees Moore’s Chevrolet Ottawa

Funeral services for Grant E Kirkland and Harold E Taylor

Funeral services were held for Grant E Kirkland who died February 14 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Ned M Roberts officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery followed. Pallbearers included Lee Arb Merle Fleming Fred Mealman Luther Stevens Don E Waymire and Olin W Waymire. Harold E Taylor died February 16 and services were at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Charles P Knight presiding. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Pallbearers were Chet Loomis Marvin White Francis Pauler Harvey Martin Harry Gilliland Roy L Stevens with honorary pallbearers Ray Carey Lyle Enyart Tom Porter Bruce Welton Phil McCracken and S C Christerson. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens accompanying. Attendees included Santa Fe Railroad signal department and Southwestern Bell Telephone Co groups.

Grant E. Kirkland Dengel & Son Mortuary Ned M Roberts Lee Arb Merle Fleming Fred Mealman Luther Stevens Don E Olin W. Waymire Albert J. Williams R. L. Stevens Highland Cemetery Hill House Harold E. Taylor Charles P. Knight Chet Loomis Marvin White Francis Pauler Harvey Martin Harry Gilliland Roy L. Stevens Ray Carey Lyle Enyart Tom Porter Bruce Welton Phil McCracken S. C. Christerson Dean Zook Signal Department Santa Fe Railroad Eastern Division Southwestern Bell Telephone Co

Funeral services for David L. McGee held at Den gel & Son Mortuary

David L. McGee died February 17 with services February 20 at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Rev. bearers included Leo Logan Harry Loyd Frank Brooks Glen Hardesty Roy N. Batdorf and George W. Griffin. C Jay Milton sang with Mrs R L Stevens. Burial in Hope Cemetery. VFW Auxiliary attended. Survivors include two daughters and three granddaughters.

David L. McGee Dengel & Son Mortuary Charles P. Knight Leo Logan Harry Loyd Frank Brooks Glen Hardesty Roy N. Batdorf George W. Griffin C. Jay Milton R. L. Stevens Hope Cemetery VFW McGee

Deaths OTIS BURNETT AND JAMES R. NICHOLS

Otis Burnett 59 of 746 S Cherry Ottawa died at home after illness since January 1. Born April 9 1903 near Garnett he moved to Ottawa 57 years ago. Survived by four daughters four sons 33 grandchildren his mother and a brother. Funeral arrangements by Dengel Son Mortuary. James R Nichols 57 of 105 E 41st Kansas City died Feb 18 in St Marys Hospital. Survived by widow Fernleaf Mall Nichols a son Renny and two brothers.

Otis Burnett S. Cherry Garnett Lewis and Lottie P. Burnett Myrtle Toumberlin Ruth Moore Ottawa Katie Langon Pattie Crawford de Soto Otis M James R. Nichols E. 41St Kansas City Newcomer Chapel Forest Hill St. Mary’s Hospital Fernleaf Mall Scammon Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc Renny R. Nichols

Friday Meat Day for Catholics in Kansas City Archdiocese

Washington's Birthday and a holiday prompted Most Rev Edward Hunkler archbishop to grant a dispensation allowing Roman Catholics in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas to eat meat on Friday February 22. Dispensations on holidays fall to bishops or parish priests in illness or special cases. Ottawa and Franklin County are within the archdiocese.

Archdiocese of Kansas City Kansas Edward Hunkler Washington Ottawa Franklin County

City Driver In Collision Near Main Tecumseh

Cars driven by Carolyn Fredricks of 431 S Locust and Richard Arndorff of 1001 E 7th collided near the Main Tecumseh intersection about 12:30 yesterday afternoon. Arndorff was northbound on Main while the other vehicle backed from the curb. Damage to Arndorff's car was about $20. the other vehicle had no apparent damage. Arndorff was cited for illegal left turn and involvement in an accident.

Carolyn Fredricks S. Locust Richard Arndorff Main-Tecumseh Arndorff Main

Proponents Request Written Parking Proposal at Courthouse Lawn

Ottawa Chamber of Commerce delegates pressed the county commission for a written plan on using off street parking on the Franklin County courthouse lawn. A six member businessmen delegation said the proposal would be prepared. The idea has been discussed for some time with city and county officials with no area specified.

Franklin County County Commission Ottawa Chamber of Commerce

Report Tools Stolen From D. K. Kyle Building

Thieves broke into a utility building owned by D. K. Kyle on North Locust and stole a ratchet wrench and a set of sockets. Entrance was gained through a roof hole and a door was broken to access the main building in the 400 block. Kyle, a building contractor, reported the loss.

D. K. Kyle North Locust Kyle

KC Markets Kansas City Cattle and Hog Prices Report

Cattle totals around 2,000 calves steady to weak with steers at 22.65 to 24.50, good to low choice heifers 21.00 to 22.50, cows 14.25 to 16.50, good to low choice wealers 24.00 to 28.00. Hogs about 2,500 strong to 25 higher with 190 to 250 lb barrows and gilts 15.00 to 16.25, sows 13.50 to 14.25. Sheep 200 steady with choice and prime wooled lambs 18.00 to 18.50, ewes 5.50 to 7.00.

Kansas City

Condemnation notice for Franklin County highway land

State Highway Commission of Kansas filed condemnation actions in Franklin County District Court against lands in Sections 27 and 28 Township 16 South Range 21 East on Highway 68. Three appraisers will meet March 28, 1963 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa to appraise land and damages.

District Court Franklin County Kansas J. F. Perdue M. N Perdue Bluff Wichita William Lehmberg J. ¥. Perdue McPherson Citizens State Bank McPherson & Citizens State Bank Ed Seyler RFD Ottawa Jerry Seyler Wellsville Hazel B. McCullough B. T. McCullough George Dageforde Eisie K. Dageforde Pao-la Herbert Downey Maxine M. Downey Margaret Miller Ray F. Miller Box Olathe Board of County Commissioners Earl L. Richardson Court House Cecil Vining J. H. Button Bruce Spears H. Ri.lliams Katherine Williams Willow Wm. H. Willams Phyllis Williams Hickory Mabel Jane Williams Con. Brewer Lenexa Jess Ball Percy D. van Horn Grace van Horn Don Brewer Mona Coffman Benham Alvin Benham E. Quinn Littleton Colorado Federal Land Bank of Wichita Production Credit Association State Highway Commission of Kansas H. E. de- Tar James Alexander Donald Averill

Fragmented price list lines from old newspaper page

A reading shows scattered items with prices such as 15¢ 24c 45¢ 90c and cryptic letters. The OCR yields a messy catalog fragment lacking clear items, dates, or sources.

Paper hanging and repair services offered in Kansas

An old classified note advertises paper hanging service with a double roll damage fix and border free restoration. It also lists water wells and cistern cleaning by Jack Bell of Spring Hill, Kansas with 696 3647, and a deal to remove animals by Stan in Ottawa with CH 32 1064.

Jack Bell Spring Hill Kansas Stan

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Care

Harbison thanks friends neighbors and relatives for prayers cards and calls during hospital stay. Acknowledges care from doctors nurses at Ransom Memorial Hospital and expresses gratitude for flowers food and support from the community and family.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Don Harbison Oliver Brazen F. A. Trump D. G. Laury Johnnie Ernzen Rose Ernzen E. G. Ernzens N. F. Ernzens A. B. Ernzens F. L. Ernzens Oliver Irvins

Ottawa and Franklin County livestock sales notes

Ottawa area livestock listings show multiple events and contact names. Special stocker and feeder sale at Franklin County Sale Barn on Feb 25, Bale event near Ottawa on Logan and J. Jack Newison. weekly sales by Overbroos Livestock and Allen County Livestock. Also notices for households and community events with dates and agents in Kansas.

Ottawa Prankin County Franklin County Fred Proffet Logan &J Jack Newison Pomona Kas Deerereen Kansas Allen County

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