Ramblers dance night at Yini Memorial uproar
Event listings include a private disturbance charge against Cleo A Hills of 1111 N Hickory after a February incident. Bond set at $100. Other notices cite careless driving for Alders and Hambry Jr in Lawrence, muffler defect charges, speeding tickets, a free Christian Science lecture, and a Holstein breeders meeting naming Roger Thorn of Wellsville as Kansas Holstein Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Hills
Hickory
Roger Thorn
Wellsville
Ottawa
Deaths Howard Davies former Ottawa resident dies at 68
Howard Davies 68 Osawatomie died February 20 at VA Hospital in Wadsworth after moving to Osawatomie earlier. He served in World War I and married Helen Worthington in 1919. He operated City Laundry and Cleaners in Osawatomie since 1919. Survived by wife, daughter Geraldine Webster, son Dean, four grandchildren, and brother Jasper Davies. Funeral at Osawatomie First Baptist Church February 22. Burial in Osawatomie Cemetery. He was a member of American Legion VFW Barracks and Osawatomie First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Davies
Osawatomie
Otetawa
Osawatomie First Baptist Church
George B. Snyder
Ting
Betty MacPherson
Laray
Gillum
Casper E
Zumbram
Jog ‘Hiles
Hugh’. ‘Campbell
J. L. van’ Glider
E. F. Moor
George York
William Piggott
John ‘Erickson
L. A. Day
Bure
American Legion
Lodge No. 24
VFW
Geraldine Webster
West Hartford
Conn
Dean
Garden City
Jasper Davies
Ottawa
Spring Hill Defeats Wellsville In Overtime Thriller
Spring Hill edged Wellsville 44 37 in overtime after a 37 37 regulation tie. Brian Beech led Spring Hill with 20 points including key points in overtime. Dusty Swearingen led Wellsville with 12. Free throw disparities and fouls shaped the late game, with Spring Hill backcourt and bench contributing in a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Spring Hill
Brian Beech
House
Beech
Dusty Swearingen
Buckley
Conor
Timmons
Evans
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Local Notes
Admissions list includes Maxine Bergman Ottawa University Mrs Mae Westover Baldwin Mrs Amy Manlove 816 E 7th Mrs Vinton Schulze 425 E 12th Irving Turley 1414 Maple Mrs Richard Smith 1012 N Sycamore Mrs Paul Castleberry 325 S Oak Friday Mrs B L Taul RFD 2 Baldwin Saturday Births Mr and Mrs Fred McDaniels RFD 2 Wellsville daughter Saturday weight 7 lb 12 oz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Bergman
Ottawa University
Mae Westover
Baldwin
Amy Manlove
Vinton Schulze
Irving Turley
Maple
Richard Smith
N. Sycamore
Paul Castleberry
S. Oak
B. L. Taul
RFD
Fred McDaniels
Wellsville
KC Markets Kansas City Livestock Report Slips Across Categories
AP market bulletin shows cattle futures and actuals with declines for slaughter steers and heifers, steady calves, mixed prices for steers and heifers, and gains for slaughter lambs while hogs and ewes show specified ranges. Feeder demand remains light with varied valuations across weight classes in a compact weekly snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wellsville community learns glass blowing and soon news
Bernice Holden reports Wellsville students witness Ernest Kober demonstrate glass blowing sponsored by KU Lectures. Kober forms weatherbird glass pieces for schools and explains barometric pressure changes. ESU rep James Meyer discusses college options with Wellsville High seniors. Barry McCormack advances as an Olathe Patrol Boy finalist seeking a trip to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Wellsville
Ernest Kober
K.U
Kober
James Meyer
Emporia State Teachers College
Wellsville High School
Barry McCormack
Lee McCormack
Clathe
Washington, D.C
Barry
O. D. Garrett
Queen of Courts crowned during Ottawa High game
Ottawa High in Franklin County announced the 1964 Queen of Courts during the basketball clash with Bonner Springs. Three Kayette hopefuls Anne Casida Kathy Reusch and Sheri Seright were honored with fathers and classmates attending a mother daughter tea and school events marking a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Queens
Kayettes
Anne Casida
Kathy Reusch
Sheri Seright
Ottawa-Bonner Springs
Ottawa High
Lee A. Casida
Budge Reusch
James T. Seright
Earle Doman
Doug Schultz
Loren Shofner
Darrell Burkdoll
Garfield School
Elgents
Terry Wollen
Bruce Coffman
Joonny Stark
Phil Whirley
P. R. Jamison
Linda Showalter
Kathy Hill
Margaret Henning
Susie Martin
Marla Jo Babcock
Franklin County
Ottawa University
O.U
Five charged with speeding in city after arrest
Five persons arrested Friday faced speeding charges. Cecil R. Heathman of 1040 N. Cherry drove 30 mph in a 20 mph zone. James F. Graham of 620 N. Locust went 30 mph in a 20 mph zone. Robert L. Davis Jr. of Williamsburg was cited for 42 mph in a 30 mph zone. Darwin R. Hamilton of Garnett exceeded the limit by 12 mph. Arthur Dutcher of Rhinelander Wisconsin was charged with 13 mph over the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil R. Heathman
N. Cherry
James F. Graham
N. Locust
Robert L. Davis, Jr
Wil Liamsburg
Darwin R. Hamilton
Garnett
Arthur Dutcher
Rhinelander
Wisc
Drivers Note on Accident Responsibility
If you collide with a parked car you must locate the owner or leave your name address and accident details at the vehicle so the owner can find them. The rule emphasizes leaving clear contact information for the parked car’s owner after any hitting incident.
Frankfort Area Farm and Household Sale Listings
A condensed listing of farm sales and auctions around Franklin County and nearby towns. It notes multiple events with dates and locations including Ottawa Pomona Brinty Printy, Open farm house sales, and weekly livestock auctions in Overbrook Gas City and Council Grove, with contact details for organizers such as Claude Myers, F. E. Brown Farm, John Rea, Clyde Bell and Son, Willis Suttle, Nate and Leona Gibbons, Printy, Jack Nelson, and Harold Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Pomona
Bank
Kansas
Tom Flory
S. Main
Ottawa
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
McLaughlin seeks clemency for manslaughter conviction
Notice announces Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin KSP No. 16324 will seek executive clemency from the Governor in Topeka Kansas on March 26 1964 after a January 10 1963 manslaughter in Franklin County. Also included is a probate matter for the estate of Charles F McGinty with attorney Winton A Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samual Lloyd McLaughlin
Franklin County
Kansas
Topeka
Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin
State of Kansas
Said
Charles F. McGinty
Ottawa
Henry W. Collins
Boy In Custody After Accident
Charles R. Anderson a 15 year old son of city attorney was taken into custody after the car owned by his father and driven by him went out of control at 9th and Hickory striking a parked auto owned by Rev Clyde W Greisen. Two other youths Rex Crane and Berry Showalter rode with him and the youth was cited to appear in juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Anderson
Robert A. Anderson
S. Cedar
9Th
Hicke Ory
Clyde W. Greisen
Rex Crane
S. Hickory
Berry Showalter
Anderson
Ramsdell James E funeral at Towner Chapel Sunday
Services for James E Ramsdell will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Towner Chapel Burial follows at Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg The notice lists James E Ramsdell and the location Williamsburg for the funeral details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E, Ramsdell
James E
Ramsdell
Towner Chapel
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Mrs Bishop Wins Herald News Tip Contest
Mrs Allen Bishop of Oak wins this week’s Herald tip contest telling of her son as the fifth family member to win a Boy’s Club award. Others calling the Herald include Mrs Odena Detwiler of Rantoul and Mrs Fred Acker man of 625 North Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bishop
Oak
the Herald
The
Herald
Odena Detwiler
Rantoul
Fred Ackerman
Hickory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yini Memorial Auditorium
Ramblers
Robert
Alders
Glenn M. Hambry Jr
Lawrence
Ellis
Douglas. W. Perkins
S. Elm
Sun
Terry L
Lay
Lycas
P.c
Jennie M, Decker
Jennie M. Decker
Williams ‘Burg
Crestview Nursing Home
Wiliamsburg Free
Decker
Jen. Je M. Strider
el Fado
Williamsburg Area
Wi m Aburg
C.” Decker
Noe
Neta Prentice
Curtis Mark Hildebrandt
Chestnut
Louis Thomas
Baby Son
Francis Russell
Marion Henn
Douglas Weber
Ash
Kathy Jo Smith
Logan
Barkley
Olathe
Automobile Club of Missouri
New Hope Baptist Women's Missionary Society
C. D. Garrett
Roy Miller
Ethel Miller
Raymond Carpenter
Bert Broers
H.D.U
L. B. Schendel
India
Charles Rogers
Bob Perkins
Kansas Home Council
Elmer Steg
Bert Eliott
Cecil Hoehn
Sunflower Hdu
Paola
MK Enterprises of
Gardner
Neweton Locker
Theuilding
Eldon Crenshaw
PK Construction Company
MK Enterprises
William M. McConnell
Lenexa
Batdorf
Jane’s Beauty Shop
Oren Baker
North Main
David Landreth and Son
Irene Emery
E. 7Th Street
Davis
Beverly Schmidt
Hildegarde
John Bascon
Mr. Dolson
Connie Johnson
Mrs. Dolson
Jean Geiss
Sally
Boyd Albers
Bob
Frank Bennett
Jimmy
Julie Doty
G.A.A
Red Cross
Judy Daugharthy
Connie Wheeler
Pat Sievers
David Cook
Jan Jeffries
Charles Gaynor
Tom Hickman
Eloise Warner
Ronnie Boyer
Girls Athletic Association
Linda Smith
Ellen Speer
Linda Shaugnessy
Karen Kasper
Judy Korkames
Esther Underwood
Memorial Auditorium
California
Cyclones
Bonner Braves
Carolyn Rakston
Mary Tipton
Carolyn
Nancy Capper
Teresa Morrisey
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
North
F. E. Brown
15Th Street
John Rea
Clyde Bell and Son
Willis Suttle
Printy
N. Main
Legals
Winton A, Winter
Mrs. Bishop
Lamb
Sous Lengel
Jon Netuoy
Atpedoblowing
Dr. Trump
Rev. Knight
John Sealey
Memoriam
Henry Wadkins
Peggy
Methodist Church
Ottawa Herald
Tilla Aes Csee
Bernhardt
Don Tallman
North American
City of
Watkins Products, Inc
D-83
Winona
Minn
L & L Cafe
Ks. Tele. Co
2Nd St
General Services
Watkins Products
Cali Cole
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Conrad
Gene Powell
Everett Phillips
Waverly
Bonner Springs
Bonner Spgs
Kansan Hiwy
Tony Nigro
Kans
Waverly, Kansas
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