Local notices and community updates from area residents
It reports Ray Bloomer remains seriously ill with hepatitis at KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Also listed are a church sausage and pancake supper on Feb 22, a memorial of Harold Taylor attendees, a Motorola Console Stereo giveaway with Feb 28 drawing, Kansas State University degree recipients Philip Wiederholt and Richard Kramer, and multiple small ads and notices including a divorce filing by Willard D. Douglas and a not guilty plea by Mrs. Richard McCord to a no fund charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bloomer
W. 11Th
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas State University
Philip G. Wiederholt
Princeton
Richard B. Kramer
Wellsville
Richard McCord
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Summary
Admissions list includes Edward Neeley Pomona El wood Kelly Richmond Mrs Harry Gilliland RFD 1 Pomona John J Neill Quenemo Margaret Catherine Hall 806 N Locust Mrs Fred Proffitt RFD 2 Jim Grey Cedar House nursing home Mrs Richard McCord McCord RFD 2 Williamsburg Wednesday Jack Beauchamp RFD 3 Thursday Births Mr and Mrs Owen Brooks Pomona daughter Thursday weight 8 lb Mr and Mrs Franklin Turley Rantoul daughter Thursday weight 8 lb 914 oz Dismissals Cleo Greenfield Melvern Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Neeley
Pomona
Elwood Kelly
Richmond
Harry Gilliland
John J. Neill
Quenemo
Margaret Catherine Hall
Fred Proffitt
Jim ‘Grey
Cedar House
Richard McCord
McCord
Williamsburg
Jack Beauchamp
Owen Brooks
Franklin Turley
Rantoul
Cleo Greenfield
Melvern
Pianist Jan Chiapasso to perform at Ottawa University
Lawrence pianist Jan Chiapasso will headline a Friday concert at Ottawa University’s University Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Sponsored by Phi Mu Lambda, the event requests 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for under 17. Tickets available at Butler's Music Store or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Chiapasso
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Phi -Mu Lambda Music Society
University Auditorium
Butler’s
Chiapasso
Beethoven
Schumann
Debussy
Dog Accomplice In A Robbery
Hollywood AP reports James E. Underwood, 47, said a man-dog duo robbed him near the police station. A tall blond youth and a large white dog approached, asked for a match, then the dog intimidated him while the man took his wallet containing $89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
James E. Underwood
Underwood
Former College Instructor Dies in Pittsburg Hospital
Miss Helen E. Hobbs, former instructor at Emporia State College and dean of women and instructor in dramatic arts at Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kan., died in a Pittsburg hospital Wednesday night after several months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Helen E. Hobbs
Emporia State College
Bethany College
Lindsborg
KC Markets Hogs and Cattle Steady Across Classes
In Kansas City AP report hogs at 000 and all classes steady. Barrows and gilts 190-250 lb mostly 15.00 to 15.50, 1-2 or 15.65, 274-400 lb sows 13.50 to 14.00. Sheep 100 with market not established. Cattle 2,200 and calves 400. cows steady with 14.24 to 15.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Same Old Medicare In New Wrappings
President Kennedy unveils a $10 billion five year aging plan with hospital insurance for the elderly and tax benefits, plus housing, loans for elderly housing, group residences, and continued work opportunities. The bill offers options for extended hospital coverage, financed largely by Social Security tax hikes, with choices sealed before age 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
American Medical Association
Governor Cold Dismisses Kansas Oklahoma Hiking Trail
Governor John Anderson rejected Secretary Udall's proposed walking trail in Kansas and Oklahoma. He urged creation of Prairie National Park in northern Kansas first, joking about a grasslands park and a long hike ending near Tulsa. The idea arose after C I Blair urged a 50 mile hike route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
Stewart L. Udall
Kansas
Oklahoma
Udall
Anderson
Gov
Henry Bellman
National Park Service
Prairie National Park
National Grasslands Park
Blair
Tulsa
Okla
Parking Restrictions Planned on Powhattan and Massasoit
Ottawa city commissioners approved traffic changes in the north part of town. Powhattan Street and Massasoit Street from Main to Hickory will be limited to parking on one side. A resolution will designate parking on the south side in the block east of Main. An ordinance designating 2nd, 3rd and 4th Streets as main trafficways was advanced and paving Massasoit Street from Sycamore to Mulberry with concrete was approved to 28 feet wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Powhattan Street
Massasoit Street
Main
Hickory
Main Street
Walnut
Locust
Cedar
Massasoit
Sycamore
Mulberry
Ottawa Country Club Beer License Approved
The Ottawa Country Club received approval for a beer license. The application was filed by Vincent L. Ricke, the club's manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Country Club
Vincent L. Ricke
Charge KPL Overcharges
Washington AP The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association charged that from 1956 through 1960 thirty eight leading electric utilities overcharged customers 1 267 439 000 The association said Kansas Power & Light Co overcharged 15 06 000 and based its figures on a 6 percent fair return It urged state and federal legislation to force refunds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Kansas Power & Light Co
Funeral rites for Otis Burnett on Friday at Dengel & Son
Funeral services for Otis Burnett who died on February 19 will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Dengel & Son Mortuary with Rev. William Weber officiating. Burial will follow in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Burnett
Dengel & Son
William Weber
Highland Cemetery
Traffic court fines tally in Wellsville area
Clifford J. Rice Jr of Wellsville was found guilty of failing to stop for a traffic signal and causing an accident, fined $20. Claude Anderson of Garnett posted $50 bond after pleading not guilty to reckless driving with trial set for Feb. 28. Robert W. James of 716 S Main fined $50 for driving while license suspended. Alan Van Loenen of 810 S Oak fined $10 for backing and involvement in an accident. R P Orndorff of 1001 E 7th pled guilty to illegal left turn, fined $12. Floyd Indall of 332 Ash fined $15 for failing to yield and being in an accident. Four others forfeited bonds for failure to appear: John W Swain Paris, Tex. speeding. Carl Smith of Centerville, running a red signal. Jimmie Goins Osawatomie. Hazel Romstedt 634 S Poplar, running a stop sign. Each bond $10 or $25 for a prior listed offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford J. Rice, Jr
RFD
Wellsville
Ee Claude Anderson
Garnett
Anderson
Robert W. James
S. Main
Alan van Loenen
S. Oak
R. P. Orndorff
E.7th
Floyd Indall
Ash
John W. Swain
Paris
Tex
Carl Smitheran
Centerville
Jimmie Goins
Osawatomie
Hazel Romstedt
S. Poplar
Notice of Final Settlement in Claude Smith Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas George Graham as executor seeks final settlement and account, executor and attorney fees, heirs determination and asset assignment. Defenses due by March 4 1963 at 2 00 p m in Ottawa Kansas. If not filed, judgment will be entered. Willis H McQueary Osawatomie Kansas attorney for executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Claude Smith
State of
George Graham
Ottawa
Willis H. McQueary Osawatomie
Ottawa Herald Classified Ads Highlight Local Sales and Jobs
Ottawa Kansas ad page lists multiple sales including Special Stocker and Feeder Sale in Franklin County at Ottawa Highway 59, Mrs Fred Proffet Farm Sale east of Ottawa, Night Consignment Horse Sales in Lawrence and Neosho, plus job listings for Motel Managers and IBM Electronic Operators. Also notes paper hanging service, well drilling, rendering service, and advertising options in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County Gale Company
Harold Stewart
Charles
Beatty Harold
Charles Lyndon
Kansas
Lawrence Livestock Commission Co
East 12Th Street
Lawrence
Kas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Jack Bell Spring
Hill
Standard Rendering Co
Henry Swank
Princeton
Ottawa Herald
Expressions of gratitude from the Kirkland family
Mrs Grant E Kirkland and family thank friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. Tancred Commandry No 11 ET Stated Conclave February 1 7 30 pm Election of Line officers Open installation 8 30 pm All Masons and their families welcome.
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Grant E. Kirkland
Tancred
E.T
Max E. Reneau
E. C
Gerald B. Harford
Livestock For Sale and Registered Bulls Listing
Weaning pigs for sale and wheat straw available. Corn fed steers for snitcher. Four year old Hereford bull calves show prospects. Registered Angus bull three years old. Listings include contact names Kenneth Davis Williamsburg and Mr J R Ewing RR 1 Hiawatha Kansas with phone numbers CH 2 4633 CH 9 4498 PI 2 3759.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Rumford
Kenneth Davis
Williamsburg
J.R. Ewing
Hiawatha
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Harold Taylor
Laura Taylor
Emporia
George Taylor
Kenneth
Alan
Robert Taylor
Hays
J. L. Hicks
Bonner Springs
Lela Marbourg
Longmont
Colo
James Carroll
Abilene
Motorola
Gambles
Ady
Wright
G. B. Nelson
California
Davis Paint Store
Willard. D. Douglas
S. Sycamore
Geraldine Douglas
Tacoma
Wash
Douglas
Ellis
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberts
Lamb
Alou
Java
Holland
United States
Chickering Piano Company
Kansas University
Reveeree
Governor Cold
Powhattan
North Main
Qte Awal Rans
Ovis
Ottawa Water and
Light Department
City Water and
Ottawa, Kansas
Legals
Ulisculail
Myers Bros
Claude—ore Howard
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction Gas Civ
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
A. F. Morris
Miller
IBM
IBM Electronic
Miller Schools
C-O
MFGA
Earl Smith
North American Hotel
Royal Cafe
Quin Furniture Co
37Th St
General Services
Frank Bell
Cleveland
KNAPP
Lee Carter
McCracken Electric
Minneapolis
John Borwn
Roessner
Leeds
Fort
Earl Watts
C. A. Hobbs
Art Finch
Logan
Firestone
Wisconsin
H.P. Motor
Allis
Scott Service
OK Bargain Store
Motorola Tv.& Stereo
Kroehler Furniture
128 S
Motorola Stereo
Aes Y
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Santa Gertudis
Charles Beatty
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