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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1965

Page

5

Mid-Winter dental meeting and local notices

Dr John Thornburg tendin g the Chicago Mid Winter dental meeting Monday to Wednesday. Ellis Carman Ottawa RFD 2 receives Moorman sow and pig management award for sows weaning larger litters. Vote Yes for Sewer Bond Thursday Feb 25. Hawkins Grange special meeting 8 p m Wednesday at Briles School for first and second degrees. Peoria Community Club meets at Peoria School 7 30 p m Wednesday with films and refreshments cupcakes.

John Thornburg Chicago Ellis Carman Ottawa Rfd 2 Moorman Manufacturing Company Quincy Til Hawkins Grange Briles School Peoria Community Club Peoria

Factions Rule Sudan Cabinet Leftists Rejected

In Khartoum three rightist parties the National United Moslem Brothers and the Umma party united to reject Premier Sir El Khatim El Khalifa s plan to drop one of the four Communists from his cabinet calling for further reduction or complete elimination of leftist members from the government.

Khartoum Sudan Sir el Khatim el Khalifa National United Party Umma Party

Anderson Turnpike Job Apparently A Certainty

TOPEKA AP William Timmerman resigned as attorney for the Kansas Turnpike Authority clearing the way for former Gov John Anderson to be appointed. Anderson was not at the meeting and no appointment date was set. Authority chairman Robert F Duncan would review pending lawsuits before a decision. Addison Meschke said Anderson was under consideration but no timeline was given.

Topeka William Timemerman Kansas Turnpike Authority John Anderson Anderson Authority Timmerman Robert F. Duncan Atchison Addison Meschke Kansas Highway State Board of Healing Arts Turnpike The

Accused Man Brought Here In Robertson Motor Co Case

Ronald Henry Young, 22, Canton, Texas, was returned to the county jail on a warrant charging him in connection with the January 19 theft of a 1965 Mercury from Robertson Motor Co. He was brought by Police Investigator Bill Wheeler and Sheriff Joe Ferns. He faces arraignment Tuesday in county court on four counts of house breaking and an additional count for the car theft from Robertson Motor Co. on January 24.

Ronald Henry Young Caneyon Tex Robertson Motor Company Young Bill Wheeler Joe Ferns Robertson Motor Co

Coaches See Iba Still In Reach For Big Eight Title

Kansas and Colorado breathe hope in the chase as Oklahoma State holds an 8 2 record with Colorado at 7 3 and Kansas 7 4 after Colorado edged OSU 57 54 in Boulder. Kansas beat Kansas State 86 66 at Lawrence as OSU leaders try to secure the crown with remaining games against Oklahoma State and others. Missouri beat Oklahoma 89 82 at Columbia to seize fourth. Nebraska downs Iowa State 69 65 at Ames, tightening the fifth place race.

Sox Walseth Colorado Ted Owens Kansas Hank Iba Oklahoma State Club Iba Boulder Oklahoma State Ownes Jayehawks Kansas State Lawrence Walseth Oklahoma OSU Stillwater K-State Lawerence Nebraska Missouri Norm Saunders Chuck Gardner George Flamank Ned Monsees Columbia Tigers Iowa State Ames

KC Markets Kansas City Live Stock Report

AP field notes cattle numbers around 6 500 with calves 400 steers seen firm to higher Hog prices show gains for barrows gilts and sows with specific ranges. sheep at 2 500 head steady with prime and choice lambs quoted at 24 75 and 23 50 respectively.

Kansas City

Malcolm X Knew Muslims Were Trying To Kill Him

AP interview recounts Malcolm X saying hostile forces aimed to kill him, a threat he claimed existed within the Black Muslims. He described his departure from the sect as forced, discussed past violence against his family, and recalled assassination attempts including a wired car and other covert acts.

Malcolm X Jules Loh New York Malcolm

Freedom Awards Honor Kansans and Missourians

The Freedoms Foundation named 13 Kansans and 33 Missourians as 1964 award recipients in a ceremony marking George Washington's birth. Top honors went to De Witt and Lila Wallace of Readers Digest, with 5000 dollars for the George Washington award. Kansans honored include Lt Col Robert E. Miller of Fort Leavenworth and several local leaders and publications receiving honor medals and certificates.

Valley Forge The Freedoms Foundation Kansas Missouri Foundation de Witt Lila Wallace Readers Digest George Washington Robert E. Miller Ft. Leavenworth John Horn Rt. 1 Galena Sertoma Club of Lawrence Horner Goldie B. Dubois America Tima Sue Heusner Amereica

Dover East plans statue of Churchill on white cliffs

A campaign to erect a statue of Sir Winston Churchill on the White Cliffs of Dover was launched by Tom Stacey, the Conservative candidate for Dover, as part of a push to honor the wartime leader.

London Sir Winston Churchill Dover Tom Stacey

Board Law Sets Unification Date for Ottawa District 30

A new unification bill for Unified District 290 Ottawa 30 moves the effective date to July 1 1965 and requires residents of first or second class cities to file with the city clerk for school board positions. Three current members Ray Brown Elizabeth Spencer and John F Hudelson will serve the remaining two years of four year terms. Don E Waymire Olin Wollen and Robert B Anderson have filed for four year terms. Filing deadline shifted from February 23 to March 9.

Ottawa 30 Ray Brown Elizabeth Spencer John F. Hudelson Don E. Waymire Olin Wollen Robert B. Anderson Ottawa

Deaths of Mary Mamie Dick 84 in Ottawa Kansas

Mary Mamie Dick 84 of 219 Willow retired bookkeeper died at 11 a m Sunday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after long illness She was last of her family and will be buried in Hope Cemetery Services at 130 p m Tuesday Lamb Funeral Home Rev Roger Greenslade officiating Surviving are three nieces Geneva O Neal Perry Brooks Woodland and Carol Wrench and one nephew Prof E Glenn Dick.

Mary Mamie’’ Dick Willow Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb Funeral Home Roger Greenslade Hope Cemetery Miss Dick Hanover The United Presbyterian Church Geneveva O'Neal Perry Brooks Woodland Calif Carol Wrench Lawrence E. Glenn Dick Mamie Ottawa

Mrs. Margaret Upham Eldridge Rites Held In Coffeyville

Mrs. Margaret Upham Eldridge 88 died at 5 35 am Saturday in Cedar House Nursing Home Coffeyville. Services were at Skinner Hamlin Funeral Home Coffeyville with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Formerly of Pasadena California she had lived at Cedar House since December 12 1958 and had been in ill health for years. She is survived by several nieces and nephews.

Margaret Eldridge Margaret Upham Eldridge Cedar House Skinner-Hamlin Funeral Home Coffeyville Elmwood Cemetery Eldridge Pasadena Calif

Funeral services for George H. Dillon Sr. Feb 21

George Henry Dillon Sr. died Feb 18. Services held Feb 21 at Appanoose Brethren Church with Rev. Orville Chase officiating. Pallbearers included Jack Dillon Elvin Dillon Frank Johnson La Verne Dillon Ronald Persinger John Allen Dillon Raymond Johnson John Edward Dillon. Ralph Ikenberry sang with Mrs. John Hamerickhouse and Mrs. Margaret Skaggs on piano. Burial followed in Appanoose Cemetery.

George H. Dillon SR George Henry Dillon Sr Appanoose Brethren Church Orville Chase Jack Dillon Elvin Dillon Frank Johnson la Verne Dillon Ronald Persinger John Allen Dillon Raymond Johnson John Edward Dillon Ralph Ikenberry John Hamerickhouse Margaret Skaggs Appanoose Cemetery

Hospital Notes Mixed Patient Entries Across Addresses

A hospital notes list includes numerous patient names with addresses such as Mulberry 834 5 S and 1004 W 7th, plus others in Ottawa and nearby towns. Entries mention births like a girl weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces on a Sunday and several names including Mrs. R B Anderson Mrs. Glenn King Reba Brannon Tom McGinnis and Jack Langley Jr. nearby.

R. B. Anderson Mulberry Glenn King Reba Brannon Paola Arthur Atchison Princeton Charles Chilecote Oak Berneham Williams Linwood Rayemond Davis Sycamore Tom McGinnis S. Cedar T. L. Mullins Baldewin David Sharp S. Locust Minnie Clemens Joan Martin College O. K. Johnson Rantoul Cecil Vining Richmond Peter Johannes Johnny Hernandez Joseph Miles and Son Leonard Allen Ottawa Rfd Jack LaHolt Sherilf James Ottawa University Francis Miller Williamsburg Harry Seevers S. Willow Francis Hettler Harvey Wilson N. Cedar Rolland Bailey Mone Day Jack Langley, Jr Wabash Kansas City

Woman Driver Hits Ditch on South Harding Road

A driver, Juanita Smith, 30, of Williamsburg RFD 2, veered into a ditch to avoid a backing car on South Harding Road one mile north of Homeswood at 1 am. She was traveling about 50 mph in a 1962 Mercury. Damage to the grill was under $20. No arrest was made.

Homeswood South Harding Road Juanita Smith Williamsburg

No One Hurt In Crash In West Wilson Backing Incident

A backing collision at 9:50 a m on West Wilson involved Eddie L Wadde 29 Pomona driver of a 1961 Corvair and Pauline A Hills 31 1111 N Hickory driving a 1964 Dodge station wagon. Wadde backed into Hills car while stopping for oncoming traffic no injuries no arrests.

West Wilson Eddie L. Wadde Pomona Wilson Wadde Main Street Pauline A. Hills Hickory

Police Notes From Local Courts And Thefts

Francis E. Hermann, 23, cited for passing a flashing red light at Logan and Main, bond $10. Keith Sheldon Kincaid, 21, cited for speeding 35 in a 20 zone, bond $15. Harrell G. Anderson, 18, cited for no valid license, bond $15. Sherman Spear reported four hub caps stolen from his 1956 Chevrolet, value $20, in front of 410 S. Cherry. Mrs. George Geiss reported the loss of her son’s red and white bicycle, Western Flyer with speedometer.

Francis E. Hermann Westphalia Logan Main Streets Keith Sheldon Kincaid Kansas City North Main Harrell G. Anderson Topeka South Main Sherman Spear S. Cherry George Geiss S. Muleberry Western Flyer

Public Aid Programs Require Closer Look

In Newburgh New York 1961 Joseph Mitchell announced removal of relief cheaters and planned city project employment for able bodied men on relief. The article notes national attention and reader applause for the crackdown.

Newburgh New York Joseph Mitchell Yours

Wasted Americans critique of relief in Newburgh

A review of Edgar Mays book The Wasted Americans argues that welfare relief persists due to enduring beliefs rather than effective solutions. It cites Newburgh as a case study showing few able bodied people on relief and critiques old remedy patterns as failing to improve conditions amid affluence.

Edgar May Newburgh Mays Neweburgh Mitchell May

Wellsville Area News Bandage Session at Paola Hospital

Wellsville area notices a March session at Mrs Perkins home to make bandages for Paola hospital. Mrs L B Schendel and Mrs Bob Perkins attend a home management school whose first session was Feb 16 at the Kansas City Power and Light Building in Paola. A lesson is set for Thursday with two more sessions in early March, instructor Judith R Wich district home management specialist.

Paola

Classified Ads Rates and Job Openings Promoted in Ottawa Herald

Classified section details advertising rates, deadlines, and discounts with per word and per insertion costs. It also promotes Lincoln Service job listings offering free information and a postal box address in Ottawa Herald. The tone is promotional and contains multiple figures and conditions.

Lincoln Service Ottawa Herald

Farm sale notice near Ote tawa Kansas on 15th St

Harold Stewart home farm sale advertised 3 miles west of Otetawa Ks on 15th St at 10 30 a m Saturday at Council Grove Livestock Auction Ottawa Kansas contact Jack Nelson Pomona Kan and auctioneer Jim Brady Clifford R Hobbs CH 2 4960 CH 2 3718 listing names and phones for sale details

Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa Rfd Franklin County Sale Company Ottawa Franklin County Todd Coen 15Th St Kansas Government Baldwin Elevator Baldwin Harold Stewart Otetawa Jack Nelson Pomona Kan Council Grove Jim” Brady Clifford R. Hobbs

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