Small Work Injury Reported At Local Shop
Alfred Mooney of 234 S Cee Dar suffered a small laceration on the left thumb when a cutting knife slipped at work. He was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital. Susan Sandow of 1119 S Main has been accepted into the University Symphony Orchestra at the University of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mooney
S. Ceedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Susan Sandow
RT. Sandow
S. Main
University Symphony Orchestra
University of Kansas
Two-Car Collision Yields Yielding Charge and Fine
In the 100 block of South Hickory at 1 10 p m Wednesday a two car crash caused no injuries. Clarence J Garber 40 of Quensemo RFD 1 drove a 1958 Ford pulling from a business drive and hitting Leota C Crowl 59 in a 1961 Chevrolet traveling 15 to 20 mph. Garber cited for failure to yield and fined 10 dollars after pleading guilty at police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Hickory
Clarence J. Garber
Quensemo Rfd
Ford
Leota C. Crowl
Cyepress
Garber
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Alonzo Hendrickson 503 Ash Elmer Robinson 611 King Lee Ian Davis 906 N Mulberry Mrs Kester Graffham Williamsburg Mrs Lee Roy Bien 104 S Poplar Jan Reeves Forest Park James E Finley Princeton Mrs Louis Ames 912 N Sycamore Thursday. Dismissals include Wendell Ault Lawrence Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Hendrickson
Ash
Elmer Robinson
King
Lee Ian Davis
Mulberry
Kester Graffham
Williamsburg
Lee Roy Bien
Poplar
Jan Reeves
Forest Park
James E. Finley
Princeton
Louis Ames
Sycamore
Thurseday
Jailed Soldiers Protest Plan At Fort Leavenworth
Protest organizers announce a five mile march from Lansing Kansas to Fort Leavenworth to oppose the confinement of three soldiers who refused to fight in Vietnam. Dennis Mora James Johnson and David Samas face varying hard labor sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Ft. Leavenworth
Vietnam
Kansas City
Denver
Columbia
Lawrence, Kaw
Deaths of Ira Rice Dr John Lehew and Jennie Smith
Death notices list Ira Clyde Rice 79 of Baldwin and Wichita with services in Towner Chapel and Wood lawn Cemetery. Dr John L Lehew 99 Pawnee and Guthrie connections, buried in Pawnee with surviving wife Hattie and three sons. Mrs Jennie Kesting Smith 96 Ottawa native died in Claremont California with three daughters and six grandchildren surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cooper
Woodlawn
Pomona
Baldewin
Franklin County
Stephen V
Amy May (Prather) Rice
Margaret Trabert
Ottawa
Wichita
Mildred Fanning
Baldwin
John L, Lehew
John L. Leehew
Pawnee Okla
Pawnee
Frank Lehew
S. Locust
Lehew
Baker University
John Leslie Leehew
Elton Lehew
John Leehew II
Guthrie
Clifford Lehew
Hattie Lehew
Jennie K, Smith
Jennie
Kesting) Smith
Upland
Clif
Ontario
Calif
Bellesvue
Hillhaven Convalescent Hospital
Claremont
Ottawa University
U. S
Wewoka
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
O. A. Alumni Association
H. Gillette Smith
W. Merle Rash
Upeland
Eugene Barnard
Rosesville
R. E. Reynolds
Pasadena
Legal notices and probate filings in Franklin County
Notices announce petitions in district court seeking heirs determinations and quiet title for Kraus real estate, a hearing on Myrtle E Kohler estate probate, and final settlement of Bonnie E Henery estate. Deadline dates span January to February 1967 with listed attorneys and courts in Ottawa and Ottawa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Couney
Kansas
Ross E. Johnson
Betty J. Johnson
John P. Kraus
Paul S. Kraus
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Myrtle E. Kohler
Otetawa
Deeree
Alfred E. Kohler
Bonnie E. Henery
State of
Homer J. Henneing
Homer J. Henning
Police Court Gavel Drops on 11 Traffic Violations
Ottawa University student R M Sowa 21 from Providence R I was found guilty of speeding 58 in a 30 mph zone and fined 28 dollars. Several others including Jerry D Bugg 24 Olathe and Abdulilah Kanawi 28 Manhattan faced fines or bonds for speeding and registration or red light offenses. Trial for Dan Seymour 17 is set for Jan 19 at 8 a m. Harold Demoret 19 Welda forfeited 10 bond for speeding 40 in a 30 zone. Richard Cragg 19 pleaded guilty to excessive exhaust and was fined 25 dollars. Geoffrey Renard 19 Independence and Connie Welton 12 04 S Maple forfeited bonds for speeding. Beverly Schmidt 1 ½ disobeyed a red signal and was fined 10. Michael Henry 22 forfeited 10 for disobeying a red signal. Mary Johannes 30 629 Willow forfeited 10 for red signal violation. William Stewart 59 Bartlesville Okla pleaded guilty to being drunk in public and was fined 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Sowa
Ottawa University
Providence, R. L
Jerry D. Bugg
Olathe
Dan M. Seymour
Harold R. Demoret
Welda
Richard D. Cragg
N. Cherry
Abdulilah A. Kanawi
Manhattan
Geoffrey K. Renard
Michael L. Henry
S. Locust
Connie K. Welton
S. Maple
Louis C. Fisher
Mary Johanes
Wilelow
William L. Stewart
Bartlesville
Okla
Area Conservation 1966 Highlights and 1967 Plans
Emmett L. Richter reviews 1966 conservation progress and urges continued farmer participation in 1967. He stresses advance planning, farm visits to tailor measures, and timely maintenance. The note warns against erosion hazards, promotes terracing, proper drainage, bromegrass cover, crop rotation, deep rooted legumes, and restrained use of waterways for roads to protect soil and water resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett L. Richter
Notice of Suit and Centropolis Meeting in Kansas
The notice lists parties in a suit and calls a stockholders meeting for January 10 1967 at Cenropolis schoolhouse Kansas to vote on dissolving Centropolis Telephone Company. It includes election notices for Ottawa Savings and Loan Association directors on January 18 1967 at 9:30 a.m. at their office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropoliss
Cenetropolis Telephone Company
Centropolis
Kansas
Centropolis Telephone Company
K.S.A
Ted Nelson
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
Association
Come
Cattle Thief Sentenced in District Court
Michael J. Overfelt alias James Vogel of Topeka was sentenced in district court to up to seven years in the Kansas State Penitentiary for cattle theft. He and Oliver Niedlay of Topeka were accused of stealing 13 Holstein heifers valued at 3900 from Arlen Jones's residence five miles west of Centropolis on November 14. Overfelt waived preliminary hearing, bound over to the April term on 10000 bond, and pleaded guilty at district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Overfelt
James Vogel
Topeka
Wednese Day
Kansas State Penitentiary
Overfelt
Oliver Nice Dlay
Arlen Jones
Centropolis
Classified Ads Discount Terms and Rates
Local ads pay 10 percent discount if paid by 5 p.m. the day after publication. Classified deadline is 5 p.m. the day before publication. Five line ads accepted by 9:30 a.m. on publication day. Want ad rates per word vary by insertions. Card of Thanks priced per word with minimums. Blind ads incur a 50 cent extra. National ads charged per line and frequency discounts apply. Special contracts available. out of trade territory rates per word per insertion. Lodge notices include emblem and fixed pricing for one or two insertions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nazarene Church
Ottawa Herald
Wendell Ault
Lawrence
Ft. Dix
N. J
Ira Clyde Rice
Ira Clyde ‘Shorty
Rice
Maple
I N Ransom
Towner Chapel
John Rowland
Pfc
John L. Rowland
Marevin L. Rowland
S. Oak
Bowers & Bowers
Bowers
Chester A. Worl
John B. Pierson, Attorney
Independence
Beverly A. Schmidt
S. Cedar
Seyfert, McManus & Company
Jennie Pickerell
Jessie Maxey
John J. Whetstone
F. S. Hubbard
Paul
George W. Kraus, Jr
Alfred W. Attic
Wright
Jon Donelson
Vaughn
Ernest E. Vaughn
Memorial Park
Cemtery
Lamb Feneral
Lamb
Jok
Downer’s
Cily Pel Depemdahil Amuliante Uthe
Daisy Miller
Fred Bennett
Herald
Carpenter
Oak Lodge
Tancred Commandery NO
K.T
L. Allen Troutman
E. C. Gerald B. Harford
Alden’s
Chicago
C. A. McRoberts
Missouri
General Services
J. W. Taylor
Wellsville
Dick French
Clifford R. Hobbs
Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
North
J. E. Hall
Quenemo
Wesley Stevenson
Ralph Pippett
Baldwin Jct
Frank Mages
Homewood
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
N, Main
Standard Rendering Co
Bennie Stinson
Lister
East 2Nd
Harold van Horn
Fred Carlson
Cliff Marconett
Overbrook
Sat
Best Buys
L.H.C
Ee Farm Imp. Co. Inc
Mr. S. Ottawa Hwy
Ton
Roy Reed
Prairie Hay
Misc
Paine
Studio Gir Cosmetics
Duraclean
Urner
Pie
West 15Th
Boots
Price
Davis Paint Store
RED Caps
Booter
RED Wing
RED Crags Cabbies
Palmer’s
Bootery
Homelite
Sheldon
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