Cal fornia bar success and other briefs in Ottawa
Granger son of Mr and Mrs Granger 33 Rockwood Dr has passed the California bar exam held Aug 21 22 23 in San Francisco and Los Angeles about 63.5 percent passed He will be admitted to practice before the California Supreme Court in January and works with the State Highway Commission legal department in Topeka Others report attendances include a funeral in Marietta Okla and a family trip to Arizona. notices include promotions sales and a quiet title action in District Court and a divorce filing for neglect and cruelty Byline items mention Ottawas Ray Kelly the Kel lys and Edwards families and local professionals and merchants slotting several ads for services and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton. Granger
Robert Granger
Rockwood Drive
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Granger
California Supreme Court
Assentia
Legal Department
State Highway Commission
Topeka
Deaths and local notices mark end of year in Ottawa
Long obituary for Bert T. McCullough aged 72 notes his New Hope to Ottawa life, service as a motorist and station operator, marriage in 1912, and survivors. Burial planned at Pleasant Valley Cemetery with services at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Memorials to heart fund suggested. Also brief items: fire response for a cat on a roof, licenses to Pomona vendors, a Methodist mission supper, and a New Year gathering for Louis H. Hanson Post members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert T. McCullough
S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hosital
Dengel & Son
R. B. Shoemaker
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Heart Fund
Ottawa
New Hope
Miami County
Hazel Bea
Peoria
Wellsville Legion Hall
Louis H. Hanson
Dim View Of Quick Marriages
Kansas City district judge Harry G. Miller Jr condemned rapid marriage, stating he could not dissolve the union of 18 year old Joanne Mullis and 22 year old Donald Levan. The couple eloped to Miami where no waiting period exists, then returned home. the parents seek annulment after dating six weeks and urging a six month wait. The judge ruled he lacked authority as they are of legal age.
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Kansas City
Kan
Harry G. Miller Jr
Miami
Oklo
Wyandotte County
Donald R. Levan
Joanne
Donald A. Mullis
Lovan
Miller
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Core Prices
AP notes cattle bids with calves none, steers arriving around 20.50, heifers to 23.00, cows 13.00 to 15.50, hogs higher with barrows and gilts up to 60, sows up to 35. No sheep market established. A stray line about Herald tip payments appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Richmond
Sheldon
Hampshires
Kansas
Ottawa
Lebo
Waverly
Humane Society seeks dog that bit boy on hand
The Humane Society searches for a dog that bit 11-year-old Glenn Terrill son of Mr and Mrs Jack Terrill at 527 South Locust as he left for school. The bite penetrated the skin requiring observation for 10 days to determine rabies risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
Glenn Terrill
Jack Terrill
S. Locust
Drill Team To Perform At Ottawa Hoop Game
The University of Kansas Air Force ROTC drill team will perform at halftime of the Ottawa high school varsity basketball game this Saturday night in the junior high gym. The feature highlights local sports and university drill team presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
No Hope To End Newspaper Strike
New York AP reports federal mediator recessed negotiations between International Typographical Union Local 6 and city publishers after two joint meetings. No tangible movement by either side. union would not move on demands, publishers open to change at an appropriate time. Prestrike basic wage averaged 141 a week. union seeks 18.45 weekly raise over two years, total 9.20 weekly offer from publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Striking International Typographical Union
Printers’ Union
Simkin
Local 6
Kupferman urges Kennedy to invoke Taft Hartley Act
New York Republican City Councilman Theodore R. Kupferman asked President Kennedy to use the Taft Hartley Act to end New York City's four week newspaper strike. Kupferman, former president of the Federal Bar Association for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, said the act applies as wage negotiations stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bar Association
Kennedy
Theodore R. Kupferman
Federal Bar Association of
New Jersey
Connecticut
Craig’s Rocket Missing From Pomona News
Craig Collins, a Pomona high school freshman, is seeking his 12 inch aluminum rocket with a black fiberglass nose cone missing after a Christmas vacation launch. Residents recall the blast felt four blocks away and ask for any sightings of a blackened twisted tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Ottawa Man Found Unconscious In Sofa Fire
Ralph Wood of 134 S Elm was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital after being found unconscious on a burning sofa in his home. Doctors attributed a cerebral ailment as a possible cause while noting he had not been overcome by smoke. Fire officials said a cigarette started the sofa fire and the Ottawa fire department extinguished it and provided oxygen before transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wood
S. Elm
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wood
Ottawa Fire Department
Storm From Southwest Brings Rain to Kansas
AP reports a southwest storm moved into Kansas bringing clouds and rain likely to spread across the state by nightfall. Temperatures not expected to change much, but western Kansas will be noticeably cooler this afternoon. Eastern Kansas has had fog and clouds for a fifth straight day, while light rain began in western counties with no measurable amounts yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Southwest
Kansas
Fee
Funeral Services for Henry L Hendrix and Cora Mitchell
Funerals were held for Henry Lee Hendrix who died December 31 at Pomona Methodist Church. Rev. Arthur A. Sims and Rev. R. A. Trowbridge presided with pallbearers Roy Reed, Jack Wilson, Earl Gilliland, Bill Eichinger, Henry Jackman, Kenneth Nitcher. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Also service for Cora Bird Mitchell who died December 28 in Barstow California at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Charles P. Knight and Dean Zook. pallbearers Ray Koontz, Joe Taylor, Ralph Hobbs, Clare Lewis, Carl Wemmer, Frank Morris. burial in Princeton Cemetery.
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Henry L. Hendrix
Henry Lee Hendrix
Pomona Methodist Church
Arthur A. Sims
R. A. Trowbridge
Roy Reed
Jack Wilson
Earl Gilliland
Bill Eichinger
Henry Jackman
Kenneth Nitcher
Jim Driver
Neal Baxter
Woodlawn Cemetery
Cora Mitchell
Cora Bird Mitchell
Barstow
Calif
Lamb Funeral Home
Yeesterday
Charles P. Knight
First Methodist Church
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Ray Koontz
Joe Taylor
Ralph Hobbs
Clare Lewis
Carl Wemmer
Frank Morris
Princeton Cemetery
Sophomores to Play Ottawa Junior High Gym Match
Ottawa high school sophomores travel to face an Emporia team at 10 a.m. Saturday December 5. The game will be held in the Ottawa junior high gym with local supporters eyeing a competitive matchup.
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Ottawa High
Emporia
Ottawa Junior High
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions list includes Mrs Ramona Lee of 335 Ce dar, Mrs Wilfred Turley of Lane, Mrs Martha Beckner of 623 WN Sycamore, Pearl Deay of Baldwin, and Mrs Sherri Schwartz of RED 1 on Thursday and Friday. Dismissals list Michael Conner of 521 Maple and Kerry Klein of 1411 Willow on Friday.
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Ramona Lee
Cedar
Wilfred Turley
Lane
Martha Beckner
Sycamore
Pearl Deay
Baldwin
Sherri Schwartz
Red
Michael Conner
Kerry Klein
Willow
Chiropractor Plans Office in Former Post Office
WELLSVILLE A remodel of the former Moherman post office is set to create office space for Dr. Marion C. Callahan, chiropractor. He aims to move in by Feb 1 and operate evenings weekdays, all day Saturdays, starting a full-time permanent Wellsville practice. The Callahan family will relocate from Gardner to Wellsville about Feb 1, taking the Bi vins rental on Main Street, and they are formerly of Overland Park with prior offices in Merriam and Overland Park.
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Wellsville
W.H. Moherman
Marion C. Callahan
Callahan
Gardner
Bivins
Main Street
Overland Park
Merriam
Suit notices and probate in Franklin County Kansas
First Published January 4 1963 notice in Franklin County District Court names Ralph E Metzger Effie B Metzger and multiple defendants seeking to quiet title to Lots 1 through 7 Block 9 Emerson now Lane Kansas and to determine adverse interests plus a probate notice appointing Cree H Roberts executrix of Minor Joe Hartley estate requiring creditors to file claims within nine months from first publication with Ottawa Franklin County Kansas dates late December 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Ralph EH. Metzger
Effie B. Metzger
Effie Metzger
John H. Whetstone
Eddie Brownlee
Edd Brownlee
John Brownlee
Matilda Brownlee
Lee Caldwell
State of Kansas
District Court of
Ralph E. Metzger
Emerson
Lane
Centy
Ottawa
Ralph BE. Metzger
Joe Hartley
Cree H. Roberts
Sale Dates for Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty
Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty announce upcoming horse sale events in Kansas. Jan 8 marks a night consignment sale at Flint Hills Livestock Auction in Lawrence, with Jan 10 a wight consignment sale at Fr. Co. Sales Co. Inc. in Ottawa. Contact Harold at CH 2-4836 or Charles at Lyndon, Kansas.
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Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Kansas
Flint Hills
Lawrence
Wight
Fr. Co. Sales Co., Inc
West Wilson St
Ottawa
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Ray Kelly
N. Cedar
Marietta
Okla
Ella
W. G. Tulloss
Darville
Floyd Barnett
Clathe
Don Sheets
Dan Perrill
Prairie Village
Ellis
D. W. Arnold
Coolridge
Ariz
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Ralph Metzger
Belfair
Wash
John H. Whetstone and Company
Nayrea L. Fowler
Howard L. Fowler
J. A. McCullough
Ontario
Rex. L. McCullough
Ottawa Garden Coon Rapids
Minn
L. A.cathren Crowl. Myers
State Vehicle Department
Kenneth Schulz
Budge’s
Brown Hardware
Cain
Pomona
Bruce Spears
Methodist School of Missions
Hays Hall
WSCS
the Herald
Xeader
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Pomona News
Mary Hudelson
Craig Collins
Janet Lindsey
A. V. Habiger
Boyce A. Rose
Houston
Tex
Athony Habiger
Warren Sellens
Guy Sakavec
Derby
Francis Ward
Paola
John Rea
Williamsburg
Earl Ray Watts
Quenemo
Henry Hendricks
Leslie Tomberlin
Perrytown
Willie Johnson
Mal Lam Rector
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Gary Tomberlin
Eva Tomberlin
Springfield
Clyde Swaim
Lebanon
Sam Hendrix
Edenburgh
Ray Tomberlin
Mission
Bernie Nelson
Jack Nelson
Vicki Servaes
Gale Lantis
Willa McKinley
Jim Goracke
Susan Crawford
Terry Heidner
Judy Hamilton
Allen Crawford
Elaine Filby
Gary Bulmer
Nancy Devin
Roger Shoemaker
Sandra Watts
Ralph Nelson
Barbara Fox
Appanoose
Carrie Bee Bops
George Mesigh
Centropolis
Arlene Warren
Mr. Warren
Mexico City
Toluca
Pyramids
Saltillo
Joe
North Main
Ottawa — Ambulance
Ottawan
Lowe
William H. Lowe
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
AF & AM
Alvin L. (Allie) Miller
Lamb
G. B. Nelson
Prairie City
Sis
Nortuay
Chiropractor
Legals
Donald D. White
Executrie
Winton A
Executrix
Printy
Ben Printy
Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Svory
Special Stocker & Feeder Sale
Franklin County Sale Barn
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Bel
Emile Barnes
Thomas E. A. Walters
Ottawa Lodge No
William Lowe
George Ledom
W.M
Gerald Hartford
Sec
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Herald
Mutual of
Omaha
Kansas Ave
Kans
Bonttac
Buick
Cadillac
GMC
Harold Tetwiler
Minnick Motors
Interstate Financial House
Main
Reno
General Services
Underwood
KNAPP
Carter
Conrad
Standard
Ottawa Herald General Services
McCracken Electric
Glen Thorne and Son
Leeds
Fort
Glen L. Leadbloom
Osage City
Finch’s
Logan St
Arnold's Thrift Shop
Hickory
Goodyear
OK Bargain Store
Fisher's Antiques
Malott Howe
Coronado
Fred Lemon
Rantoul
Jim Poe
N. Cherry
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