Local notes and incidents from area communities
Leroy School System hires Huddlestun for 1964 65 term as Emporia State graduate in May. Curtis J. Wilhite cited for driving left of center after head on collision with Barb Oestreicher. Richard Widman and Phillip Landry charged with speeding. Landry posts $30 bond. Seven deer sighted near Ottawa Chippewa Hills. Richard Harrell convicted of attempted jail break and felonious assault. motion for new trial due Feb 24. Dr and Mrs Flora plan stop in Nowata and weekend in Hot Springs for son and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Duane
Huddlestun
George Huddlestun
Williamsburg
Leroy School
Emporia State
Curtis J. Wilhite
Cy. Press
Barb Oestreicher
Richmond
R. B. Anderson
S. Mulberry
Mrs. Anderson
Chippewa Hills
Ottawa
Richard Harrell
Harrell
Franklin County
Carl Sherman
H, N
Flora
Nowata
Okla
H, N, Flora Jr
Hot Springs
Ark
Local theft and court actions reported in brief
Laverne Ellis reported two new tires stolen from his pickup while parked in front of the Office Tavern Wednesday night. An attorney for Jane Snider pled guilty to two counts of selling beer to minors in District Court, with one year parole on each 30 day jail sentence and $100 fines. A divorce suit by Helen McCray against Paul McCray seeks custody and child support. An $8,000 damage suit against The Anchor Serum Co and two farmers unions by Ralph Chandler alleges cattle illness and death after injections from the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Ellis
Lane
Jane Snider
Helen McCray
Paul McCray
Anchor Serum Co
Farmers Co.Op Elevator
Kansas Farmers Union Serum Co
Ralphs. Chandler
Princeton
Chandler
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list Hiram Jones Pomona Mrs. Robert Altic 802 N Main Wednesday Vicki Lynn Benitz Ottawa Thursday Births Mr and Mrs John N Triplett Rantoul daughter Thursday weight 7 lb 11 oz Dismissals include Rollo Burgoon 620 N Poplar William Johnston 224 Willow Mrs Dean Robison and baby son 909 Maple Mrs Arthur Johnson 614 N Sycamore Sam Jones Pomona Mrs Homer McCammon RFD1 Paola Mrs L A Myers 217 Wn 9th Cecil Huyett 512 Sycamore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Jones
Pomona
Robert Altic
N. Main
Vicki Lynn Benitz
Ottawa
John N. Triplett
Rantoul
Rollo Burgoon
N. Poplar
William Johnston
Willow
Dean ‘Robison
Baby Son
Maple
Arthur Johnson
Sycamore
Sam Jones
Homer
McCammon
Paola
L. A. Myers
Cecil Huyett
Deaths of Mrs Laverne Maxwell and James Ramsdell
Mrs Laverne F Maxwell 52 died at home 911 S Locust after two weeks illness. Services 2 pm Saturday at Dengel and Son Mortuary, burial Highland Cemetery. Born March 17 1911 in Miami County, married Dec 20 1933 to J A Maxwell, lived Ottawa and Franklin County. Survived by husband, three daughters, four grandchildren, three sisters, one brother and parents in Rantoul. James E Ramsdell 75 died at 1418 S Santa Fe Ave Chanute. Funeral 2:30 pm Sunday at Towner's Funeral Chapel, burial Mt Hope Williams burg. Born Sept 17 1888 in Paola, married Hazel Roberts Jan 14 1914 in Ottawa. Lived Burlington Williamsburg before Chanute 1917. Retired Santa Fe Railroad employee. Survived by wife, one son, one half-brother, two grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne F, Maxwell
Laverne F. Maxwell
S. Locust
Dengel
Son Morc Tuary
Highland Cemetery
Maxwell
Miami County
Charles and
Stella Bates
J. A. Maxwell
Lawrence
Franklin County
Ottawa
Bruce Mfg
Lavonne Bates
Rantoul
Loranne Beebe
Paola
Laveta Turner
Shirley McCurdy
Mission
Phyllis Jones
Treva Larkin
James E. Ramsdell
S. Santa Fe Ave
Chanute
Towner
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Ramsdell
Gideon and
Lula Daniels Ramsdell
Hazel Roberts
Ramsdells
Burlington
Santa Fe Railroad
Elks Lodge 806
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Willard Ramsdell
Wichita
Willie Ramsdell
Frances Sarahan
Reading
Calif
Ruth L. Gonce dies in Lawrence hospital
Ruth L. Gonce, 808 Indiana, Lawrence, formerly of Ottawa, died Tuesday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She worked in Terrill's department store in Lawrence. Services Friday at 3:30 p m at Rumsey Funeral Home Lawrence. Rev. William DeLaughder to officiate. Burial in Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Survived by husband Humbert A Steve Gonce, daughter Mrs. Mary Keller Baldwin, son Sidney Harrison Gonce, two brothers Walter Eigsti Ogden Utah and George Eigsti St Charles Mo, two sisters Mrs. Mary Dell Colorado Springs Colo and Mrs. Vera Story Wichita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth L. Gonce
Indiana
Lawrence
Ottawa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Terrill’s Department Store
Rumsey Funeral Home
William DeLaughder
Highland Cemetery
Humbert A
Steve’’ Gonce
Mary Keller
Baldwin
Sidney Harrison Gonce
The
Home
Walter Eigsti
Ogden
Utah
George Eigsti
St. Charles
Mary Dell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Vera Story
Wichita
Estel BR and Yvonne Saunders Identified in Oskaloosa
Estel BR and Yvonne A. Saunders, both 21 and from Oskaloosa, are named in the report as involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estel Br, Rogers
Yvonne A. Saunders
Oskaloosa
Four Wrecks Hurt None in City Auto Accidents
Four vehicle crashes were investigated by police on Wednesday with no injuries. Ermil C. Greenfield 811 King rear collided Donald L. Wilford 606 E 11th in the 100 block of North Main. Pauline D. Lang 703 E 3rd hit a parked car owned by Frank Lytle Waverly in the 200 block of South Main. Viola Calvert Waverly backed into traffic after hitting Inez M. Fitzgerald 1419 S Mulberry in the 400 block of South Main. Joyce L. Bartlett 731 King cited for tailing too closely after striking John F. Sauer 825 W 5th at 3rd and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline D. Lang
Frank Lytle
Waverly
South Main
Ermil C. Greenfield
King
Donald L. Wilford
North Main
Viola Calvert
Cattle and egg market results from Kansas City and area
KC markets report weekly replacement cattle sale with calves and yearling steers down from prior. Top Angus at 28.45 for 48 head from Schultz Ranch, Booker Texas. steer calves 23.45 to 27.15, yearlings 20.40 to 24.40, feeders 19 to 22.35, Holsteins 14.65 to 15.45. Consumer eggs mixed with unchanged wholesale eggs. Missouri Arkansas live fryers range noted. Cattle and hogs markets also listed for Kansas City area with utility cows 13.50 to 14.50 and calves 19 to 21. Sheep market sparse. The Herald offers a weekly news tip prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Schultz
Booker
Tex
Missouri
Arkansas
Police Court Docket Includes Ten Traffic Cases
Ten persons on the police court docket faced traffic charges. Pleas included innocent for assault and battery by Jerry James and drunk in public for Harold Hughes, with trials set for March 12 and March 19 respectively. Fines ranged to $15 for careless driving and backing into traffic. several bonds and continuances noted through March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry James
S. Cedar
Robert A. Anderson
Harold Hughes
Pomona
Parke Hendrick Johnston
Braun Sentenced For Dwi Charge
John Braun of Ottawa Rural 1 was fined 150 dollars and given a 30 day suspended jail term in Anderson County Court for driving while intoxicated. He drove on U S 169 near Welda at 3 50 a m Sunday then onto Santa Fe tracks where a freight train hit his car as he leaped clear. The 1950 Dodge was demolished and he faced DWI reckless driving and license charges with the DWI plea and other charges dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Braun
Ottawa
Sheriff's Office
Franklin County Farm and Livestock Sales Listings
A dense list of farm and household sale announcements across Franklin County and nearby towns. Advertises sale dates, locations, and contact numbers for multiple sellers including Wm. Talbott Farm, F. E. Brown Farm, John Rea Farm, Clyde Bell and Son, Willis Suttle, Nate and Leona Gibbons, Pomona sellers, Printy Auction House, Jack Nelson, Overbrook Livestock, Allen County Livestock, and Council Grove Livestock Auction. Listings run February dates with times and venues such as Franklin County Sale Barn and Highway 59 corridors. Continuous Saturday and midweek auctions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Ottawa
Kansas
Willis Suttle
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Official Says Offer Free Assist for Hoffa Trial
In Chattanooga, former Nashville Teamsters official Ewing King testified he tied no strings to a promotion offer for Tennessee state trooper James Paschal whose wife sat on Hoffa's 1962 conspiracy trial jury in Nashville. King said many union drivers wanted Paschal helped. Paschal denies discussing with his wife. The trial neared its second month as Hoffa’s defense anticipated his testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Paschal
Nashville
King
Woodbury
Frank Clement
Hoffa
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Richard L. Widman
Phillip John Landry
Landry
Sacred Heart
Stine
Brady Martin
Colby Sauer
Reelly
Corte McCart Bellefleur
Spears
Trinity Meth
Nordyke Haworth
Hayden Campbell Murray Paine Milton
Faith Luth
Downey
D. Downey
Fox Buck Adcock Depriest
Grace Epis
O’dea
Queen Hoppe Weien Roush Brockway
Smith
CIT
the Herald
George E. Smith
Terry L. Cramer
N. Cedar
Earl D. Rossman
Eddie LeRoy Martin
S. Poplar
Duane H. Hall
S. Sycamore
Sarah Herzog
Elmer E. Bircher
Louis Lengelston
Downer’s
Braun
WDL
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Wm. Talbott
F. E. Brown
15Th Street
John Rea
Clyde Bell and Son
Oak
Tancred Commandery No
K.T
Fred A. Gardner
E.C
Gerald B, Harford
Rec
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Garnett
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Tom Flory
S, Main
lMise
Herald
General Services
Watkins Products
Standard Rendering Co
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
West
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Everett Phillips
Ernie
W. Hink
Msburg
Franklin Co
E. L. Walker
Barnett
Ford
Bernhardt
Topeka
S. Main
Ottawa Herald
Roberts Bros
Franklin
ALCS
West 2Nd St
Ralph Smith
iMisc
Structural Steel
Williamson Coal and Salvage
Icylinder
Keen Co
Bendix
Sales Fed
Travel
OK Discount Store
Coronado
Taew
Sporting Goods
Mercury
Starcraft
Lm.p. Boats
Ottawa Boats and Motors
Harold Bones
POLE
White
Court House
BY EL
Tappan
Malott Hdwe
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