Dairy Queen Move and Local Notices Across Ottawa
Karl Fogle relocates to Russell to purchase a Dairy Queen business. Four 100 pound sacks of soy beans found in street at 5th Main. owner to claim at police HQ after identification. Mike Moyer reports hubcaps stolen from his car valued at about 11 dollars. Paul W. Jackson posts 250 bond on DWI or drug impairment charge. Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association meets at Co-Op building at 1 tomorrow. Ed Call to speak. John Franklin improving after heart attack at Ran som Memorial Hospital. in Room 116. Ellis Piano Tuning available. Adv Erks duplicate bridge winners: Miller and Hufstedler. McCullough and Grace. Hammond and Brient. Out-of-town relatives attend Welsch funeral. Ottawa Boat Club to remain inactive with current officers. Gary Wasson receives Navy Academy appointment. effective July 1.
Deaths in Greeley and Kansas area note multiple losses
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. Josephine Egidy 78 in Greeley Alton Lee Tawney 36 Garnett contractor in Garnett and Al J Bair 1009 W 77th Terrace Kansas City along with details of survivors and funeral arrangements Letha Criqui 61 near Lyndon Osage County death last night with birth date June 21 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al J. Bair
77Th Terrace
Kansas City
Maurice Peine
Greeley
Beth Shalom Synagogue
Lenora Peine
Etta Lea Zinn
Olathe Chamber of Commerce
Osawatomie Lions Club
Navy League
Letha Criqui
Lyndon
Osage County
See Compromise On Nuclear Ban
Nonaligned delegates at the 17 nation disarmament conference expect a final deal on a nuclear test ban may permit five annual on site inspections in the United States and the Soviet Union. The talks hinge on top level bargaining over Berlin and Cuba with statesmanship needed to reach a broader agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
George Macovescu
Berlin
Cuba
Foster
Marcovescu
Macovescu
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Hubert Humphrey D-Minn
Flu Toll In 16 States And D C
The AP reports Asian flu confirmed in 16 states and the District of Columbia as illness spreads across the U S with Virginia seeing 14 728 new cases last week and four more deaths for a total of 66 since Jan 26. In North Carolina Wilkes County clears flu related school absences and reopens 28 schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Wilkes County
N.C
Connecticut
Iowa
South Carolina
Delaware
New Jersey
Arkansas
Missouri
Richmond
Virginia
Alabama
Marshall County
The
Communicable Disease Center
Georgia
Carolinas
Maryland
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Kansas
Minnesota
Kentucky
Indiana
Oklahoma
Tennessee
West Virginia
Vermont
Maine
Liberal Pancake Race Splits Victory in Dual Meet
In Liberal Kansas, Mrs Mary Barrington won the Liberal leg with a time of 1 05 6 to top Olney England rival Linda Risby by 4 4 seconds in the earlier Olney heat amid 45 degree weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Kan
Olney
England
Mary Barrington
Linda Risby
Liberal wins Shrove Tuesday race to tie outlook
Liberal's Mrs Barrington, a 23 year old mother of two, edged Grace Kostrova by about three feet to level the Shrove Tuesday competition at seven all. Barrington, 5 foot 6 1 2 inches tall, expressed relief at finally winning after three prior top finishes. She received the kiss of peace from British consul G C Littler in Kansas City as her time ran a half second slower than the 1955 record set by Mrs Binnie Dick of Liberal.
KC Markets Kansas City Live Cattle and Hogs Prices Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle numbers at 200 with calves 25 and varied steer and heifer price shifts. Cattle averages show steers 24.00 to 25.75, cows 14.50 to 17.50, vealers 23.00 to 29.00, hogs weaker for 190-250 lb barrows and gilts 14.75 to 15.25, sows 13.50 to 14.00, and sheep strong with lambs 17.50 to 19.00 and ewes 6.50 to 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Obituary: Daughter of Vaughan dies at Lyndon area
Near Olivet the daughter of John and Nita Calkins Vaughan died. She married Anthony A. Criqui in Olivet on June 1 1921 and he survives with two sons Orvel Criqui Lawrence and Marvin Criqui Monroeville Pa and four grandchildren. She belonged to Mt Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Church and Pleasant Run Grange. Funeral at Mt Pleasant E U B Church three miles southeast of Lyndon Thursday at 2 p.m. burial Alpine Cemetery near Olivet. Friends may call at Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon Wednesday evening and until noon Thurs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet
John
Nita (Calkins) Vaughan
Anthony A. Criqui
Orvel Criqui
Lawrence
Marvin Criqui
Monroeville
Mt. Pleasant
Lyndon
Alpine Cemetery
Shaffer Mortuary
Begin School Boycott At Lincoln Elementary Englewood NJ
A boycott of Lincoln Elementary School in Englewood New Jersey began with about 239 of 498 students absent. Eight white students were in class. seven adults picketed outside in cold weather led by Councilman Vincent Tibbs. Superintendent Mark Shedd said no boycott at Liberty School and no immediate action against students or parents was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N.J
Lincoln
Leroy McCloud
Englewood Movement
Mark R. Shedd
Vincent K. Tibbs
Shedd
Liberty School
Board of Education
Funerals for Ida Sue Brown and Claude Summers
Funeral services were held for Ida Sue Brown who died February 22 with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating at Towner's Chapel on February 25. Pallbearers included Lloyd Flory Clarence Ely Russell Wray Harold Johnson Donald Steward and William Dunlap. Burial followed in Hope Cemetery with C. J. Milton singing hymns accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Kilgore. A second service for Claude Sherman Summers is set for 10:30 a.m. at Towner's Chapel with Rev. E. E. Caylor and burial in Highland Cemetery where the American Legion will conduct a flag service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sue Brown
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Lloyd Flory
Clarence Ely
Russell Wray
Harold Johnson
Donald Steward
William Dunlap
C. J. Milton
J. M. Kilgore
Hope Cemetery
Claude Sherman Summers
E. E. Caylor
Highland Cemetery
American Legion
Summers
Highland
Canadian official tours Kansas promoting Canada as desirable home
Fred M. Norman of Canada’s Immigration Service visited Ottawa Kansas as part of a nationwide tour. He talked with newspapers radio and television stations and chambers of commerce about Canada as a place to live or vacation. His Denver office covers Texas North and South Dakota Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Montana Oklahoma and Colorado. Norman noted about 12000 Americans chose Canada last year and left literature at the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Norman
Canadian Government Immigration Service
Ottawa
State of
Kansas
Chambers of Com
Denver
United States
Canada
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Norman Said
Texas
North and
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Oklahoma
Colorado
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Remove Padlock On Home
An injunction order in district court lifts the padlock on Mrs. Velma Howard’s home at 104 N Locust, allowing her to live there if she does not sell liquor for two years. Howard and Fort Riley serviceman Robert E Wloszczynski faced liquor charges after a Friday raid. Wloszczynski pled guilty and was fined 500 dollars while Howard pled not guilty with a $1000 bond and a March 18 trial date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Howard
N. Locust
Herald Opens Weekly News Tip Reward Program
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips should be timely and verifiable, with reporters and editors selecting the winning entry based on impact and relevance to current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
House Rules Change May Affect Wichita U Issue
Kansas House approves a rule change requiring two thirds to suspend House rules 84 votes if full membership votes. Supporters and opponents split on Wichita University admission with Rep. Ed Boyd leading the push against Wichita U bill and Rep. Tom Crossan backing the rule change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita U
A. F. Casado
Wichita
Jerry Griffith
D-Derby
John Conard
Greensburg
Ed Boyd
R-Larned
Wichita University
Tom Crossan
Coffeyville
Unification Debate Opens In Kansas Education Panel
Topeka opponents of a plan to unify Kansas school districts outline concerns before the House Education Committee. About 250 attended Monday as advocates argued the proposal would allow the state superintendent to prescribe district plans with a minimum 750 pupil potential, while counties may not have fewer than four districts. Witnesses urged flexibility, noting western Kansas implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
House Education Committee
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kansas State Teachers Association
H. W. Hiesterman
Quinter
Ivor Jones
George Frey
Two Ebeck Brothers Charged With Larceny
Gary and Charles Ebeck of Rantoul entered not guilty pleas to grand larceny and second degree burglary in county court after being linked to the Feb 18 theft at L&B Oil Co. in Rantoul. Authorities recovered several barrels of gasoline and tools at a farm south of Ottawa, with further missing items listed by John Finch. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for March 15 before County Judge Robert L. Pinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary and
Charles Ebeck
L&b Oil Company
Rantoul
Max Gilmore
Ebeck Brothers
Ottawa
Gilmore
Joe Ferns
Ferns
John Finch
Oil
Finch
Ebeck
Isabelle Jacobsen Widow Dies. Rites Planned
Isabelle Jacobsen widow of Ivan Jacobsen of 1334 South Oak died yesterday. Funeral services set from Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 11 a.m. with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Friday services at 10 a.m. at Simmons Chapel Smith Center, burial in Fairview Cemetery. Memorial fund for First Methodist Church requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobsen
Isabelle
Ivan Jacobsen
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Simmons
Riot police rushed to Kansas City polling place
Three cars of police carrying riot guns sped to a Kansas City polling place during the municipal election. They found six women poll workers and store manager Lloyd Murray who said he accidentally tripped the burglar alarm when unlocking the door. Balloting began in the 21st precinct, 21st ward, at 317 East Vivion Road, North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Cy
Lloyd Murray
Murray
East Vivion Road
Hearing on final settlement in Nettie Gibson estate
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition by Thomas E Gleason executor seeks final settlement of Nettie Gibson also Nettie B Gibson deceased case No 10779. The hearing is set for March 22 1963 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Nettie Gibson
Nettie B. Gibson
State of Kansas
Thomas E. Gleason
Ottawa
Local Farm Sale Notices Near Ottawa on Highways 59 and 69
Franklin County sale announcements list events at various barns and farms. Myers Bros listing Centropolis Claude, 91¢ Howard, 46, and March sales including Mrs. Fred Proffet Farm and Bruce Hayes Farm detail locations east and north of Ottawa along Logan and highways 59 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
Franklin County Sale
Fred Proffet
Eason Logan
Bruce Hayes
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Karl Fogle
RFD 1
Russell
Dairy Queen
Mike Moyer
Ottawa University
Paul W. Jackson
S. Main
Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Co-Op
Ed Call
Kansas State University Extension Dairy
John Franklin
St. Sycamore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin
Ellis
Erks Duplicate Bridge Club
Robert F. Miller
Marie Hufstedler
Kent MceCullough
Brian Grace
Howard Hammond
Gary Brient
E. James Welsch
Wilbur Allsup
South Gate
Calif
Joe Welsch
St. Louis
Ted Jones
Betty
Mission
Agnes Rubick
Prairie Village
Edward Domnanish
Paola
Gertie Schick
Ottawa Boat Club
Harold Bones
Joel Nordeen
Robert Wiggins
Gary C. Wasson
Roy C. Wasson
Cheyenne
Wyo
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wasson
University of Wyoming
George Pence
Baldwin
Josephine Egidy
Adolph
Frank
Louis
Ralph Egidy
Mary Oswald
Martina Rues
Theresa
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lee Rues
Frank Kratzberg, Jr
Alton Lee Tawney
Garnett
Anderson County
Farris
Princeton
Mr. Tawney
Nelda Hager
Princeton Methodist Church
Larry
Wayne
Mrs
Anthony Criqui
rEeteick
Cveawwa
Claude S. Summers
Kas
Tola
Osawatomie
Garnett, Kansas
Hodgson Impl. CO
Ratliff, Hodgson, Drum and Koch
Peoples State Bank
Merce
Kansas House
Robert Haderlein
Girard
Robert Saft
Sedgwick County
Harry Smith Auto
Towner Si
Han Das
Lamb
Legals
Gleason
Gleason, Duty and Logan
Donald R. Capper
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles — Lyndon
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Dack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Vass
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