Local notices from Princeton area events and incidents
Rec and club notices include Princeton Recreation Mission chili o oyster supper at 8 p m March 5 in the Princeton Methodist Church basement and The Big Smorgasbord at the Coffee Shop Sunday 11:00 a m to 2:30 p m Adv. Louis Drenik Frontenac ticketed for running a red light. gasoline tax refund forms available from County Clerk Bruce Spears for six month old paid tickets. Arrests and citations: Harold E. Hughes Pomona RFD 2 jailed on a drunk charge. Merled Robinson Main ticketed for speeding 45 mph in a 30 mph zone. AAUW meets 8 p m Monday Green Room Ottawa University union. OU debate on higher education opportunity for qualified high school graduates. John Gere Kansas Veterans Commission to be in Ottawa Wednesday. William J. Hensley Lawrence to speak at Church of Christ services. Clyde Lewis Moton charge for forging instrument dropped. car collision on 9th Mulberry with Eunice Strickland and Allen Pratt, no serious injuries or citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Ottawa University Union
Richard Harrell Sentenced for Jailbreak and Felonious Assault
Richard Harrell, 27, was sentenced in District Court to a maximum of 18 months for attempted jailbreak and up to 10 years for felonious assault. Mrs. Dan Fogle, 18th and Main, transferred from Ransom Memorial Hospital to St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, Room 229.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harrell
Kansas State Penitentiary
Dan Fogle
Ransom Memorial Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
KC Markets Cattle and livestock prices report
KC Markets Kansas City cattle steers under 1,175 lb rise up to 50 with heavy weights soft, heifers under 975 lb steady, cows down 25-50, calves steady to down 1.00, feeders soft. Lambs active 50-1.00 higher, ewes firm, hogs lower across barrow gilt ranges, sow prices steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Salad Days cast ready for final Memorial Auditorium show
Off stage jitters and graying hair mark the last appearance of Cyclone Davis' Salad Days at Memorial Auditorium. John Stark and Sharon Brown play Timothy and Jane as the piano Minnie awaits two young handlers. Final 8:00 PM performance follows a Wednesday matinee with junior high students and sophomores in the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Morrisey
Memorial Auditorium
Minnie
Timothy
Jane
John Stark
Sharon Brown
Ohs
Sally Corlis
Linda Smith
The
Record
Elgents
Connie Boyer
Sara Doty
Patty Jameson
Sheri Schultz
Becky Warnock
Doug Bennett
Frank Bennett
Jim Ogg
Dan Seymour
Wayne White
South Main
Cyclones
Deaths Lyle Hanes and others in Ottawa region
Lyle D. Hanes died at 4:30 a m at his home 530 West 15th Ottawa born August 28 1906 buried in Waverly Cemetery services held at Towner Chapel with Rev Chester A Hall and Rev Laurence Faivre officiating. He married Eva Andrew in 1930 and moved to Ottawa in 1937. Surviving wife two sons Lyle A and Donald two grandchildren and two brothers. Memorials may go to charity or church of choice. Also reported are Stark and Mannen obituaries with funeral services scheduled in coming days and burial planned in Highland and Stanton Cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle D. Hanes
Towner Chapel
Chester A. Hall
Lawerence Faivre
Waverly
Mr. Hanes
Coffey County
Charles L
Charlotte
Dixon
Lyle A
Maple
Donald
Charles
Willow
Vernon
Princeton
L. R. Wilkerson
Highland Cemetery
Stark
West Line
Elsie Irene Job
Church of Christ
Noble
Cheryl Lathrop
Waco
Tex
Carmen Peffly
Ottawa
Stella Arens
Edgar and
Galen Stark
Dan C. Stark
Arkansas City
Lewis G. Stark
Petersburg
W. Va
Clarence H. Morrow Rites Set For Fatal Friday Accident
Clarence Harvey Morrow 59 of Richmond died Friday in a trace accident. Services will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Towner Chapel with Rev. R. B. Shoemaker officiating. Burial in Elmgrove Cemetery Brighton Colorado. Born December 3 1904 at Delea he married Marie Brown. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Bruce Welton and Mrs. Betty Kirkland, both of whom live in Ash and Rantoul. sons Richard Morrow of Baldwin and Leland Morrow of Richmond. eight grandchildren. brother Raymond Morrow of Bonner Springs and sister Faye Morrow of Valley Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Morrow
Clarence Harvey Morrow
RFD
Richmond
Towner Chapel
R. B. Shoemaker
Elmgrove Cemetery
Brighton
Colo
Morrow
Delea
Marie Brown
Bruce Welton
Ash
Betty Kirkland
Rantoul
Richard Morrow
Baldwin
Leland Morrow
Raymond Morrow
Bonner Springs
Faye Morrow
Valley Center
Marion Noble Stark dies at 79 in Topeka hospital
Marion Noble Stark aged 79 of 932 Ash, a retired Santa Fe railroad employee, died Friday at Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Noble Stark
Ash
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Topeka
County Court Fines Four Defendants for Traffic Violations
Four cases were heard in County Court today. Curtis J. Wilhite of 808 Cypress paid 21 dollars in fine and costs for driving left of center. John Ulery of Elkhart Indiana paid 15 dollars for running a stop sign. Henry Oppenheimer of Dallas Texas paid 15 dollars for speeding. Pearlie Williams of Green Ridge Missouri paid 15 dollars for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis J. Wilhite
Cypress
John Ulery
Elkhart
Ind
Henry Oppenheimer
Dallas
Tex
Pearlie Williams
Green Ridge
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Henry Weller Clarence Northcott Donald R. Smith Mrs. Sadie Ely Ira Randel John H. Steevall Duane Montague Frank Rose and others with dates Friday Thursday. Dismissals include Roy Travis Cathy Clark Jim Elliott Myron Welton Kent Marshall Mrs Rachel McIntosh and others with dates Thursday Friday Saturday. Births recorded for Bernard Fischer Rex Davison and others with names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weller
Clarence Northcott
Waverly
Donald R. Smith
S. Mulberry
Sadie Ely
Ira Randel
Williamsburg
John H. Steevall
S. Cherry
Duane J. Montague
RFD
Pomona
Frank Rose
Walnut
Roy Travis
N. Mulberry
Cathy Clark
Topeka
Jim Elliott
Baldwin
Myron Welton
Ash
Kent Marshall
Lawrence
Rachel McIntosh
S. Sycamore
Rex Davison
Ottawa University
F. D. Fogle
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Paul Schultz
Rantoul
Donald Smith
Mulberry
Donald Zabel
Melvern
Robert Shrum
Sycamore
Funeral services for Ida Castro at Town er Chapel
Mrs Ida Castro died February 23. Services held February 28 led by Rev William Weber at Town er Chapel. Pallbearers Otis Brock Vernon Horn Harry Rees Bill Bachelor Gene Crawford Hayward J Brill. Mrs Ervin Happy sang hymns with Mrs J M Kil gore. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Castro
Towner Chapel
William Weber
Otis Brock
Vernon Horn
Harry Rees
Bill Bachelor
Gene Crawford
Hayward J. Brill
Ervin Happy
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Cadets Promoted as Ottawa Voter Registration Opens
John Armstrong and Jon Lofgreen receive promotions in Kemper Military School ROTC. City Clerk Donald R. Capper announces Ottawa voter registration procedures for the March 24, 1964 primary, detailing eligibility, re registration, and in person registration at City Hall. Special arrangements for the sick or absent are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
R. C. Armstrong
West 6Th
Jon Lofgreen
Wayne Lofgreen
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Kemper Military School
Boonville, MO
Armstrong
Lofgreen
Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Donald R. Capper
Winton Winter to Moderate Kansas Bar Institutes
Winton A. Winter of Ottawa attorney and chairman of the Kansas Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Committee will moderate two institutes on probate procedure and estate planning. The events are scheduled for March 7 at the University of Kansas in Lawrence and March 14 at the Broadview Hotel in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton A. Winter
Ottawa
Kansas Bar Association
Winter
Association
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Broadview
Wichita
Carrol Bruce Stars in Delta Delta Delta Skit at KU
Carrol Bruce daughter of Ralph A Bruce and Mrs Bruce of 1209 S Hickory joins the chorus for the Delta Delta Delta Phi Kappa Psi Rock Chalk Revue at the University of Kansas. Bruce participates in the satirical student produced show with the skit titled Alewdin and His Magic Pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Bruce
Ralph A. Bruce
Hickory
Delta Delta Delta
Phi Kappa Psi
University of Kansas
Bruce
Alewdin
Beck Wins News Tip Contest at Herald
Mrs Edward Beck of 1410 S Mulberry wins Herald weekly news tip prize for reporting a farm fire. Other tipsters Roy M Brown of 938 S Cherry and Mrs Betty Wiltse Ottawa RFD 4. Herald pays $5 weekly for best reader tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beck
S. Mulberry
Herald
Roy M. Brown
S. Cherry
Betty Wiltse
Ottawa
Community Auction and Clemency Notice in Franklin County
Advertises weekly auctions at Printy and Son and Printy’s Auction House in Ottawa and North Ottawa with Saturday and weekday sales. Also prints a legal notice that Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin, convicted of manslaughter in Franklin County in 1963, applies for executive clemency before the governor in Topeka on March 26, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Ottawa
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Samual Lloyd McLaughlin
Franklin County
Kansas
Topeka
Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin
Estate of Charles F McGinty Probate Notice
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the matter of the estate of Charles F McGinty deceased No 11 116 is announced with first publication on February 22 1964 and last publication on March 17 1964. A docket entry appears in the state records of Kansas Franklin County.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Charles F. McGinty
Notice of Hearing in Will Probate
The State of Kansas notifies all interested that a petition to admit the Last Will of decedent Henry W. Collins to probate and issue Letters Testamentary to Henry W. Collins has been filed. A hearing is set for December 16, 1952, with defenses due by March 23, 1964, at 10:00 A.M. in Ottawa, Kansas. Attorney Winton A. Winter represents the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Barbara Artinger
Buck Vivian
Linda Smith
State of
Kansas
Henry W. Collins
Ottawa
Special Registration Notice for Ottawa Electors 1964
Published notices inform Ottawa Kansas voters that voter registration books will stay open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. from March 9 to March 13, 1964, as required by city election authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Princeton Recreation Mission
Princeton Methodist ‘Church
Louis Drenik
Frontenac
Ellis
Bruce Spears
Harold E. Hughes
Pomona Rfd 2
Merled, Robinson
John Gere
Kansas Veterans Commission
William J. Hensley
N. Poplar
Clyde Lewis Moton
Eunice D. Strickland
Allen V. Pratt
City Water and Light Department
9Th and Mulberry
Davis
Anne Casida
Judy Daugharthy
Wellsville High School
Lowell Large
Arthur H. Mannen
Crestview Nursing Home
Grace Kershner
Beatrice
Neb
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
Paola
Stanton Cemetery
Miami County
Marion N
Clifford Sink
N. Oak
William Warner
Friday
Earl
Law
Bernard Fischer
Kemper Academy
Ottawa Herald
Retta
Pauline Todd
W.C
Marie Raffelock
Sec
Karen
Tice) Weems
B. F. Heidner
Eli Ferris
Elms Motel
Osawatone
Garden Center
Howard Doman
Willis Nursery Co
5Th and Cherry
Mrs. Higgins
Emerald Drive
General Services 29
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Conrad
Gene Powell
Ted Haas
Menhafer
Floyd Bishop
Will Henton
Rt. 1
Lyndon
Winton
Winter Heads Committee
Beck
the Herald
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Household Furniture & Misc
Bank
FUALORAD_Flor y wild
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
M. N. Stark
Towner'’s Chapel
Highland
Winton A, Winter
Mie
Ees
Ren
Ians
Fred Shoemaker
Willard
Karl
Max
Leo
Betty
Wilson
Mary Tankersley
Wendall
Jennie Decker
Greenfield
Budge
Mae
Prople
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