Freshman enrolls at Fort Hays State College
Douglas L. Henry, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Henry of 1122 S Mulberry, enters Fort Hays State College as a freshman in Hays Kansas. Also noted: Langer Kansas Veterans Commission to offer service work in Lawrence Tuesdays during March. veterans and dependents may contact the commission at New City Building Lawrence. Various local notices include illness recovery, meetings, births, arrests, and address updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas L. Henry
Wilbur Henry
S. Mulberry
Fort Hays State College
Hays
Stanley A. Langer
Kansas
Veterans’ Commission
Lawrence
Langr
Commission
New City
Market Prices Summary From Kansas City Livestock Auctions
Kansas City market report shows cattle volume with 9,000 head cattle and 600 calves. Steers mostly steady to 50 lower, heifers 25 lower. average to good quality price ranges listed. Cows and vealers also shown with varying declines. Hog section notes barrows, gilts weak to 25 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. hog prices quoted by weight. Sheep at 2,500 head steady with good to choice wool lambs around 18.50 and ewes priced accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Benny Stinson
M. F. Martin
Williamsburg
Kansas
Ralph Shaffer
Homewood
Alton Rumford
Kenneth Davis
J. M. Kennedy
Lane
Overbrook
Nelson
Carey
James
Cliff Marconett
Cars Damaged in Collisions at Two Rural Intersections
Vehicles driven by David Fredeen of Shawnee Mission and William Hay at the 12th College intersection near 6 45 Saturday caused damage to Fredeen’s right side and to the transmission left front fender and quarter panel of Hay’s car. In a separate Ottawa area crash seven miles east on K68 about 7 Friday evening Richard Ware of Wellsville and Dale Wesen of 1136 S Main had damage to Ware’s left rear and Wesen’s front. Wesen was charged with passing within 100 feet of an intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fredeen
Shawnee Mission
William Hay
S. Mulberry
Ottawa
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Ware
Weien
Delbert H. Vinton Rites Set In Lyndon Church
Delbert H. Vinton 70 retired farmer died Saturday night at his Lyndon home likely from a heart attack He moved to Lyndon from his farm three years ago Born May 5 1892 in Newberg Oregon he married Olive Mickelson December 30 1914 in Lyndon Surviving are his widow four daughters Edith Woodson Lyndon Idelle Cox McMinnville Oregon Wilma Lightle Melvern and Jean Brecheisen Osage City ten grandchildren one great grandchild and one sister Maude Gray Lebo Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Lyndon Methodist Church Burial in Lyndon Cemetery Friends may call Shaffer Mortuary until noon Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert H. Vinton
Lyndon
Shaffer Mortuary
Mr. Vinton
Newberg
Ore
Olive Mickelson
Edith Woodson
Idelle Cox
McMinnville
Wilma Lightle
Melvern
Jean Brecheisen
Osage City
Maude Gray
Lebo
Funeral services for Otis Burnett at Dengel & Son
Otis Burnett died February 19. Funeral services were held February 22 at Dengel & Son Mortuary with Rev. William Weber officiating. Pallbearers included Joe Clark Irvin Oyler Frank Mayes Roscoe Smith William Suttle and Lyman Giesmann. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs J M Kilgore on piano. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. A group from the city street department attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Burnett
Dengel & Son Mortuary
William Weber
Joe Clark
Irvin Oyler
Frank Mayes
Roscoe Smith
William Suttle
Lyman Giesmann
Dean Zook
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
City Street Department
Emil J Welsch Rites Held For Feb 20 Death
Services for Emil James Welsch who died February 20 were conducted at Sacred Heart Church February 23 with Father Henry J Beier officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Alfred Nilges A T Harkins Frank Kueser Albert Pickett Kenneth Bowman and Chris Wolken. Active pallbearers were John Rubick Alvin Rubick Charles Peed Jim Sands Gene Domnanish and Edward Domnanish. Burial followed at St Johns Cemetery Homewood after rosaries at Towners Chapel February 22 and a Knights of Columbus rosary service led by Father Gilbert Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil James Welsch
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Henry J. Beier
Alfred Nilges
A. T. Harkins
Frank Kueser
Albert Pickett
Kenneth Bowman
Chris Wolken
John Rubick
Alvin Rubick
Charles Peed
Jim Sands
Gene Domnanish
Edward Domnanish
St. Johns Cemetery
Homewood
Father Beier
Towner’s Chapel
Gilbert Burns
Knights of Columbus Rosary Servce
Nominations Open 1963 Oscar Race
Hollywood reports the 1962 Oscar nominations will be international with Divorce Italian Style a strong best picture and best actor candidate for Marcello Mastroianni. The Longest Day and Long Day's Journey Into Night loom as contenders, with many titles like To Kill A Mockingbird and Lawrence of Arabia in the mix. Top acting contenders include Gregory Peck Jack Lemmon and Peter O'Toole, while Hepburn Davis Bancroft Remick vie for best actress as awards set for April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Star
Marcello Mastroianni
Mastroianni
Darryl F. Zanuck
Normandy
Eugene O'Neill
O‘neill
Gregory
Peck
Jack
Lemon
Jason
Robards Jr
Robert
Preston
Peter
O’toole
Mastoianni
Katharine Hepburn
Bette Davis
Anne Bancroft
Geraldine Page
Lee Remick
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Window
Admission list includes Mrs Cora Cline Alva Okla Mrs Donald E Martin RFD 4 Saturday and numerous others. Birth announcements note William Roeckers Wellsville son weight 8 lb 12 oz and Raymond Walker 824 S Main son weight 7 lb 1 oz. Dismissals include Kimberly Christian 1204 Willow and Walter Hegberg 1235 W 7th among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Cline
Alva
Okla
Donald E. Martin
RFD
Gregory Davis
Williamsburg
Donald Anderson
Princeton
Hollie Thompson
Maple
George Rule
S. Main
Nancy Welch
W. 2Nd
Willia Larson
E. 1St
Edgar Reeves
N. Locust
Bud Walker
Oak
Margaret Bien
N. Main
William Roeckers
Wellsville
Raymond Walker
Bill Snider
N. Poplar
Kimberly Christian
Willow
Donald Martin
William McNish
Margaret Hall
James Franks
Walter Hegberg
Donnie Plake
N. Cedar
Duane Gifford
James Hollon
Alice Beaman
S. Sycamore
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ottawa High hosts state PTA leader and multiple school events
Mrs. R W Scoville, state PTA president, speaks tonight at 7 30 in Ottawa Senior High auditorium after a Kansas House education committee appearance in Topeka. OHS students perform Finian's Rainbow excerpts at Bonner Springs and Turner High Schools tomorrow. The Cyclones end basketball season Friday at Rosedale against Rosedale with JV at 6 30 and varsity next. Friday ends the fourth six weeks. A GA A Play Day begins Saturday at Bonner Springs with 10 Ottawa girls supervised by Mrs. Charles Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Scoville
PTA
Ottawa Senior High School
Ottawa High
Bonner Springs High School
Turner High School
OHS
Cyclones
Rosedale
Ottawa
Charles Williamson
Cole Peoria Community Meeting Ends With Entertainment
The Cole Peoria Community Meeting convened Friday at Cole School with Mrs Howard Tucker supervising the business segment. Entertainment featured a Truth or Consequences game led by master of ceremonies Mrs Bill Bishop. Pie and milk were served by several members. The next gathering will be at the same school on Friday March 22 with pie and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria and Cole
Cole School
Howard Tucker
Gerald Elsasser
Winnie Forrer
Bill Bishop
Bishop
Forrer
Blasser
World Day of Prayer to Be Held at Wellsville Church
Wellsville Methodist Church hosts World Day of Prayer with a 1 PM bell call to prayer on Friday March 1. Local churches join the observance and program as community members participate in a shared service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Wellsville Methodist Church
Wesley Schendel
Eudora
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Frank Bacon
Oren Carroll
Robert Edmonds
Edmonds
Topeka
VY. A. Murphy
Faith Lutheran Church marks 20th anniversary
About 185 persons attended the church anniversary in which Rev. Kurt Juengel noted the founding's 20 years. The event opened with Sunday services and a quartet including Lewis Buck, Orville Cole, and Bob Robert singing The Heavens Re Sound. A noon dinner followed by an Orient slide lecture and a history reading closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Lutheran Church
Kurt Juengel
Lewis C. Buck
Orville Cole
Bob Robert
Beethoven
Injunction Follows Booze Raid At Mrs. Howard Home
District Court ordered a temporary injunction against Velma Howard of 104 N Locust barring sale possession or making of alcohol at her home. The house may reopen if she posts 1000 bond and pays fines. Partner Robert E Wloszcznski, Fort Riley, charged with unlawful sale pled guilty and paid 500 fine. Howard pleads not guilty with trial set for March 18 after Ottawa police raid on the residence by five officers and sheriff's deputies Friday night about 9 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Howard
N. Locust
Marriage License Loveland Lewandowski and Akers Scott
William P. Loveland, 32, Tinley Park, Illinois, wed Virginia Lewandowski, 29, Chicago. Leo A. Akers Jr., 19, Ottawa, married Carolyn Sue Scott, 17, Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Loveland
Tinley Park
Ill
Virginia Lewandowski
Chicago
Leo A. Akers Jr
Ottawa
Carolyn Sue Scott
Special Registration Notice to Ottawa Kansas Electors
First published February 25 1963 special notice warns Ottawa Kansas voters that registration books open March 4 to March 8 1963 daily 8 am to 8 pm close March 8 at 9 pm for the March 19 primary. Eligible residents must register if never registered or re register if no vote since 1962 or moved changed name or are absent. City Clerk Donald R Capper directs in person at City Hall with sick or disabled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Nace City
State of
Donald R. Capper
Training in Insurance Claims Investigation Ad
Classified offer seeking men 18 to 55 for free training in insurance claims investigation and adjusting with a diploma awarded. Also promotes interior decorating training for men and women 17 to 55 with high school not required. Includes free employment service and full or part time options. Box R-64 Ottawa Herald, Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ottawa Herald
Miller Schools
C-O
Ottawa
Kansas
Miller
Classified Help Wanted and Jobs Across Sectors
A mixed set of ads lists positions including a married man for year round farm work with contact Cyrus Hughes, a custodial job at a university requiring an elderly man, a local service role with Eastern Manufacturer offering guaranteed salary plus commission and confidential replies to Box No N-64 Ottawa Herald, and a two year professional training program with substantial starting salary and health benefits seeking applicants via Box 1430.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Hughes
Kansas State Employment
2Nd
Cedar
MFGR
C-O
Ottawa Herald
Dealership Opportunity for Locksmith Store Startup
An opportunity to operate a Mas ter Locksmith Store offering key cutting lock changes fitting locks sharpening saws and small appliance repairs plus rent all department. The setup includes equipment supplies on the job training and ongoing help to start a business with potential income of 5000 to 15000 annually. Immediate cash needed 1695 to 3750 for inventory supplies and equipment to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Box
Boulder
Colorado
Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty Horse and Goods Sales
Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty announce night consignment horse sales in February and March. Auctions hosted by Lawrence Livestock Commission Co at Hast Uth Street Lawrence Kansas and Neosho Livestock Commission Co at Neosho Missouri, plus a household goods sale on February 27 at 926 E Tth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Kansas
Lawrence Livestock Commission Co
Hast Uth Street
Lawrence
Kas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
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Frank Bingaman
Northside
Loyal Temperance Legion
Trinity Methodist Church
Massasoit - Cedar
Eddie Fred Clark
Euless, Tex
Douglas Bryant
Clark
Roy Clark
Ray Bloomer
KU Medical Center
Thomas Mock
Wayne B. Mock
East 9Th
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Thomas B. Mock
USNTC
Mn Diego
Ellis
D. C. Whitaker
Ed Call
Kansas State University Extension
Franklin County
Call
Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
John C. Boettcher
Menominee, Mich
Robert L. Pinet
Gerald McGrath
S. Oak
Gerald R. Cole
Glen Spitzer
Hickory
Tally Cafe
Cliff Reynolds
College
Earlene Hicks
Earl Hicks
N. Oak
Earlene
North Baptist Church
E. O. Thornbrugh
Tulsa
Vincent Stanhope
J. O. Collins
James Blair
Broken Arrow
Mabel Holmes
Mabel Baker Holmes
Topeka VA
St. Joseph
Charles P. Knight
Herbert E
Alice (Hamblin) Baker
Methodist Church
Holmes
Dorothy Baker
William C. Ahif
Tracy
Hugh E. Wire
San Francisco
Claude S. Summers
Claude
Summers
E. 8Th St
Canton
Warren Black Post
American Legion
Thomas W. Summers
Atchison
Bertha Angleton
Emil J. Welsch
Cole
Peoria
Call Stewart
South Water Tower
W. 15Th
Wellsville News
Ellen Coughenour
Nathan Coons
Charlotte Patton
James Bellenger
Kenny Hull
Jerusalem
Briles Birthday Club
Grace Craig
Charles DeWitt
Oklahoma
Gertrude Vickers
Audrey Carpenter
Beth Chambers
Becky Kirchhoff
Mae Gould
Ethel Miller
Lois Eversmeyer
Rockettes Hdu
Johnson County
F. M. Clark
Clyde Tunnison
Lula Hartley
Frank Wiswell
Bud Winn
Leo Waship
L. C. Taggart
Can Legion Auxiliary
Wellsville High School
Girls State
University of Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
Bonnie Bivins
Louis H. Hanson
American Legion and Auxiliary Unit
Legion
Legion Hall
Kayettes
Alton Williams
Doug Higbie
Gary Rader
Kansas State University
Manhattan
N. J. Hogan
Harvey Crist, Jr
Ameri
Marshall
George H. Marshall
Main
Lamb Funeral
Raymond P. Jennings
A. B. Martin
Garnett
First Baptist Church
Fumilees
Lamb
Legais
Ottawa Country Club
U. S. Civil Service
Airlines Steamships
Travel
Motor Carriers
American Transportation Institute
Walter Backus
Rawleigh
KAB
Freeport
Quin Furniture Co
37Th St
General Services
Frank Bell
Cleveland
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Jack Bell
Spring Hill
Standard Rendering Co
Henry Swank
Ottawa Herald General Services
McCracken
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Pranklin County Sale Company
Fred Proffet
Logan
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Kansan
Allen County Livestock Aunti
Gas City
Printy and Son Ben Pr
Bo Essen
Fort
Max King
Ben Scott
Quenemo
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