Local briefs from Ottawa area items and notices
The Ottawa Herald reports a mix of local items including George R. Doherty posting a 15 dollar bond after a muffler citation, a Minor auto mishap at Powhattan and Main with damages described as minor, 17 wolf scalps turned in for bounties at two dollars each, Bill D. Miller jailed three days on petty larceny for gasoline theft, Retta Conclave No 8 orders meeting January 6, speeding citation for Susan Montgomery, Robert Holden posting a 15 dollar bond for failing to appear on a red light charge, Jimmie D. Richardson named Garden City Kansas Department of Labor office manager, and John Gere from the Veterans Administration unavailable January 7 for consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill D. Miller
Ottawa
Ottawa Farm Implement Co
Robert L. Holden
Centropolis
Jimmie D. Richardson
Garden City
Kansas Department of Labor
OHS Starts Adult Class in Farm Shop and Business Analysis
Ottawa High School vocational agriculture department announces two adult courses. Farm shop class begins Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with no charge beyond material costs. enroll by attending. Farm business analysis will meet monthly. Contact S. S. Bergsma at the vocational shop to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School Vocational Agriculture Department
S. S. Bergsma
Bergsma
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital notes list admissions at multiple addresses including Jimmie Brockus Nick Krist Mrs Morris Willson and Leon Reekle with dates Friday Saturday. Dismissals include Thomas Beal Mrs Ben Wright Mrs Pearl Winters K Evans and baby daughter with addresses Cedar Oak Walnut and Cedar noted Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Brockus
Willow
Nick Krist
W. 6Th
Morris Willson
Leon Reekle
Cedar
Blanche Tucker
Rantoul
Thomas Beal
Ben Wright
Pearl Winters
K, Evans
Court Term Opens Monday in District Court
The January term of District Court will begin Monday with trial dates set for 16 criminal cases and 29 civil suits. defendants listed include Eddie LeRoy Cox and William Wade Johnson charged with grand larceny. Joe E. Cox concealing mortgaged property. Warren D. Clark driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Jerry Patterson inattentive driving. John L. Gardner backing from a curb accident. Richard L. Lux driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Charles Linder destruction of personal property. Tom Yohe Jack Lee Beals and John L. Fields forgery and passing a forged instrument. William W. Parker grand larceny. Virgil Tolbert no fund check. Jane Corbin Snider selling beer to a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie LeRoy Cox
William Wade Johnson
Joe E. Cox
Warren D. Clark
Jerry Patterson
John L. Gardner
Richard L. Lux
Charles Linder
Tom Yohe
Jack Lee Beals
John L. Fields
William W. Parker
Virgil Tolbert
Jane Corbin Snider
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club 1st Anniversary Meeting
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club marks its first anniversary Monday with members buying selling trading and examining collections at ten display tables. Tables are available on a first come basis by contacting Pat Wigglesworth at CH 2.8003. A nominating committee will be chosen during the short business session. New officers for 1964 will be elected at the February meeting. The club meets the first Monday of each month at 7 pm in the Anchor Savings Association basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Pat Wigglesworth
Anchor Savings Association
Oklahoma Pastor Will Speak Here
Rev. William E. Hancock, pastor of an Indian Mission in Oklahoma City, will be guest preacher at the Morning Worship service of the First Methodist Church on Sunday January 5. His topic is The Power of Prayer. He will also present the program at the evening fellowship and speak on his work with the Indians. potluck supper starts at 6:00. Hancock and his family arrive Saturday and stay with Mr and Mrs Bob Robbins, commission on missions chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hancock
Oklahoma City
First Methodist Church
Hancock
Bob Robbins
Robbins
There Are Two Ways To Kill By Spraying
Emmett L. Richter outlines two spray methods for brush control on rangeland and pasture: basal ground line treatment and summer foliage spray. He notes preferred timing, chemical combinations of 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T, application details, and the need for wetting trunks or stumps, plus the expected results and when to seek assistance from Extension or Soil Conservation offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett L. Richter
Franklin County
Osage
Soil Conservation Office
Employment In Good Shape Here
In Otetawa Kansas the local Kansas Employment Service reports employment remains solid despite a rise in unemployment claims in December from 91 to 231 due to cold weather. Layoffs were temporary, many workers will return, and there is steady orders coming in with little retail hiring or turnover. Welders are in high demand and numerous applicants for Manpower Development Training Act classes were received. A testing program for high school seniors seeking permanent jobs will begin this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Ewing
Otetawa
Kansas Employment Service
Dorothy And Red Prominent Book Review Note
Dorothy and Red prompts a stylish witty take on Mary McCarthy's The Group a social chronicle of the thirties. The Group follows eight Vassar class of 1933 women from Kay's wedding to Libby's romance and ends with her funeral seven years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCarthy
Vassar
Kay
Libby
Literary Scene and New Library Additions End 1963
The piece highlights Polly and a cast of characters in a period study while noting Vincent Sheean’s Dorothy and Red from the Dorothy Thompson Papers at Syracuse. It also reviews Jessica Mitford’s The American Way of Death on funeral industry facts and welcomes the New Year for library friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor
Vincent Sheean
Dorothy and
Red
Dorothy Thompson
Syracuse University Library
Sinclair Lewis
Jessica Mitford
Califfornia
Johnson may visit Georgia during forthcoming campaigns
Georgia Governor Sanders said President Johnson signaled he would consider an invitation and may visit the state before the national party conventions in the summer. Sanders spoke Friday after discussing the idea with Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Johnson
Sanders
Franklin County 4-H Council Elects Officers
Dennis Nelson reports Franklin County 4-H Council officers elected including Marilyn Was Mund as president Gerald Shepherd as vice president Sharon Rice as secretary Karyl Higbie as treasurer Anna James as song leader Linda Wasmund as planner and Dennis Nelson as reporter County Club Days set for February 15 Club Day and February 22 Fun Day feature demonstrations talks music plays and talent judges invited to assess presentations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County 4-H
Marilyn Wasmund
Gerald Shepherd
Sharon Rice
Karyl Higbie
Anna James
Linda Wasmund
Dennis Nelson
County 4.H
Ross Nelson
4.H’ers
Marriage License for Clifford Burgoon and Phyllis Hopkins
Ottawa residents Clifford Dean Burgoon aged 18 and Phyllis Hopkins aged 16 were issued a marriage license. Both are residents of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dean Burgoon
Phyllis Hopkins
Ottawa
Notice of Estate Admin in Franklin County Kansas
First published Jan 4 1964 and last Jan 18 1964 in Franklin County Kansas probate notices. Appoints administrator Jules V Doty for Blanche Goldsmith estate with nine month creditor claims. Also includes public hearing Feb 4 1964 Ottawa zoning amendment petition by Marion Fitzgerald and related map changes. Also hearing notice on final settlement for Mary Theodosia Wemmer estate with executor Robert A Anderson. Additional notices administrating Sarah Hunter and Grace Campbell estates and wills probate in Ottawa court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Blanche Goldsmith
City Commission Room
Ottawa
City Planning Commission
Marion C. Fitzgerald
Riverview
Planning Commission
State of Kansas
Said County
Mary Theodosia Wemmer
State of
Robert A. Anderson
Sarah Hunter
Ruth Hunter Gray
Said
Grace Campbell
Pauline Henderson
Winton A.’ Winter
C.t.a
Community Auction and Rural Sale Listings in Kansas
Local sale notices list Myers Bros in Centropolis and Ottawa area farms and estates with auction dates Saturdays and Wednesdays. Multiple auction houses in Pomona, Overbrook, Council Grove, and Allen County host weekly sales of livestock, household goods, and farm equipment with contact numbers for Printy’s Auction House and Pomona listings.
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Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Ovbrook
Kansas
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Fomona
Bank
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George R. Doherty
Declaraton I. Jones
Frances M. McFarland
Sycamore
Powhattan
Miner
Ottawa Herald
Bruce Spears
Ellis
Retta
Clara Finch W
Marie Rafielock
Adv
Susan A
Montgomery
Poplar
John Gere
Veteran’s Administration
OHS
Oklahoma
Polly
Priss
Dottie
Boston
Pokey
Helena
Nell Barnaby
LBJ
South
H Council
Pontiac
Mike Ay Allen
Minnick Mo
Tors Inc
Hickory
Ray Allen
Mike Ott
Frank Thayer
Minnick Motors Inc
Legals
Jules V. Doty
Gleason, Gleason, Doty and Logan
The
Dwight Hawrath
Jess Gilmore
Eac
Robert A, Anderson
Anderson & Byrd, Attorneys
Petitioner
Robert L. Pinet
Winton A. Winter
Wesley C. Graffham
Olive M. Graffham
Harry A. Funk
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Frank J. Gilbane
Kennedy
Associated Press
Whit
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
Floyd Carter
Lane
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Printy’s
Jack Nelson
Harold Stewart
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