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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1963

Page

4

Princeton Club Play Sponsored by Green Dell School

The Princeton Community Club program Thursday at 8 p m features a play by Green Dell School directed by teacher Mrs Irene Herron Refreshments will be pie. Donna Coons has filed divorce action in District Court here against Kenneth V Coons charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Ottawa PTA Council will meet Tuesday at 4 15 p m in Superintendent Parker s office. Ellis Piano Tuning advertises CH 2 4431. Beckenbaugh appointed president and general manager of the equipment division of Young Spring and Wire Corp with plants at Ottawa Bowling Green and Upper Sandusky Ohio. He recently visited Ottawa when Ed Johnson took over Ottawa plant. Beckenbaugh formerly was a Case Co vice president and spent 34 years with Case.

Princeton Community Club Green Dell School Irene Herron Donna Coons S. Poplar Kenneth V. Coons Ottawa PTA Council Henry A. Parker Ellis D. A. Beckenbaugh Young Spring and Wire Corp Beckenbaugh Bowling Green Ohio Upper Sandusky Ed Johnson J. I. Case Co Case

Funeral Notices for Diana Neely William H Lowe Alvin L Miller

Funeral services for Diana Neely were held January 6 at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev. R A Trowbridge. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. William H Lowe died January 8 with services January 5 at Dengel Son Mortuary. burial at Highland Cemetery. Alvin L Miller died January 3. service January 5 at Lamb Funeral Home. burial at Prairie City Cemetery Baldwin. Pallbearers and hymns are listed for each service with multiple named participants.

Diana Neely Pomona Methodist Church R. A. Trowbridge Roy Evans Neal B. Baxter Vernon W. Parks Rollo E. Thomson Nicholas V. Hudelson Winston W. Clevenger N. V. Hudelson Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona William H. Lowe Dengel & Son Charles P. Knight Harry Brink J. W. Taylor Moris Wilson Gerald Harford Estel Northway Olin W. Waymire Dean Zook R. L Stevens Highland Cemetery Ottawa Lodge No. 18 A.M Melvin Sellers George Ledom Alvin L. Miller Alvin L Allie” Miller Lamb Funeral Home G. B. Nelson Joel Mohler Harry Flory Homer Gibson Howard Myers Everett Simmons Arthur Blackburn J. R. Henning Prairie City Cemetery Baldwin

Funeral Attendees From Many Cities For James P Waring

Relatives and friends traveled from Albuquerque Denver Elisnore Salina Baldwin Pittsburg Topeka Quenemo Wichita Waverly Lawrence and other towns to attend the funeral service for James P Waring. Several local families joined out of town mourners including Mr and Mrs M Dale Shoger I E Wantland Rev and Mrs L F Waring and others.

James P. Waring M. Dale Shoger Albuquerque N. M I. E. Wantland Denver Colo L F. Waring Elisnore Calif W. W. Waring Salina Florence Waring Baldwin F. E. Waring Pittsburg Allen Wantland Carla Steve Braddish T.L. Johnson Lloyd Boles Rolland Cartmill L. W. Bateman Kansas City Dick Russell Topeka EB. E. Whitten Corbin E. E. Adams Wichita Alice Windett Sherman Windett Roy Driver Quenemo E. A. Farrow Grover Nutt Waverly Clarence Flory Lawrence

Flower shop safe theft in Russell yields $4

Police report a back door entry into a Russell flower shop that also housed a Western Union office. A small safe containing $4 in mostly bills was stolen Sunday night. No suspects named.

Russell, Kan Western Union

Ottawa Deaths Report Several Local Obituaries

Orval F. Donley, 56, operator of an amusement machine business in Russell, killed in a three car crash on US 54 near Goodwell Oklahoma. Emma Stout, 74, died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after six months illness. services set at Dengel & Son Mortuary with burial in Fairview Cemetery, Mildred. Ralph H. Wood, 51, electrician of Ottawa, died in Ransom Memorial Hospital after two years of declining health. funeral at Dengel & Son with burial in Garnett Cemetery. Anna May Walton, 80, died at home of her daughter in Pomona. services at Towner's Chapel with burial in Sutton Cemetery. she had lived in Kansas City and Ottawa and was a Seventh Day Adventist. Surviving relatives listed for each.

Orval F. Donley Russell Albert Goll Ottawa Goodwell Okla Goll S. Seneca Wichita Arthur Jones Walnut Emma Stout S. Hickory Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel & Son Charles P. Knight Fairview Mildred Emma Sigler Allen County Iola Leonard V. Stout Ralph H. Wood Dengel & Son Mortuary Raymond P. Jennings Garnett Cemetery Ottawa Lodge No A.M Abdallah Shrine Temple James L. Glenn Sedalia Janie M. Wood Harold Lindsay Sam Barnhart Chanute George Letsch Rushell Ray Oswald Anna May Walton James R. Leach Pomona Towner’s Chapel Arthur L. Gerhold Sutton Cemetery Baldwin Walton Covington Walter Pendergraft Olathe E. H. Walton Kansas City Seventh Day Adventist Church Jay A. Pendergraft Independence John Edward Walter V. Pendergraft

Traffic Toll Topeka Log Shows Weekly Death Toll

Topeka AP reports a traffic death log covering the 48 hours ending Monday morning in January 1963. The record contrasts with a similar 1962 period, but exact figures are not confirmed. The log tracks fatalities, locations, and timing to gauge trends.

Topeka Kansas

Lawmakers weigh pay hikes and tax shifts in 1963 session

Senator Angell and Representative Bowers foresee a long 1963 session tackling teacher pay reform tax issues and school financing. They expect potential education TV, university expansion, junior colleges and a minimum security prison, with possible $1 to $3 million program funding and a one cent gasoline tax hike. They doubt liquor by the drink will pass and warn against turning offices into money jobs. The session runs about 90 days with biennial budget work to follow in 1964.

Bowers Kerr-Mills Angell C-O Ottawa Herald Grogan Standard Service Jess Smith Village Inn Ottawa

Three Women Charged In Shoplifting Ring

Three women identified as Shelia Bru ner Shirley Green and Betty Green were arrested Saturday on shoplifting charges. At Litwin's Department Store manager Dave Mudrick spotted 17 suits pulled toward the front and alerted police. Officers traced the trio through the 200 block of Main and recovered items from Ottaw Hardware Wassmers Irwin's and Edmiston's totaling about 24. Then the suspects posted 200 bond each and were cited to appear in police court Thursday.

E. W. Flaherty Shelia Bruner Shirley Green Betty Green Litwin’s S. Main Dave Mudrick Mudrick T' Store Main Flaherty William Wheeler Glenn Simmons Wheeler Ottawa Wassmers Irwin’s Edmiston’s

Recall Old Cases In District Court

The Franklin County District Court was rededicated this morning to mark the second century of justice. Judge Floyd Coffman presided as attorneys and the public attended, with remarks on the robe’s symbolic trust and the court’s role in freedom.

Franklin County District Court Floyd Coffman Bar Association R. BR. Redmond Hickory Redmond Court House People’s National Bank Franklin County Bar Association Coffman Briely

Mead and Fagen Obtain Marriage License

Alan B. Mead, 17, of District of Columbia, and Amy K. Fagen, 17, of Turner, secured a marriage license.

Alan B. Mead District of Columbia Amy K. Fagen Turner

Renege on Parking Tickets

Three men posted bond at police headquarters after warrants for nonpayment of parking tickets. William Lay 906 Sycamore $6 Rex A Meyers 1831 Estabrook $12 Dick Collins 1087 N Mulberry $6 Also cited: George R Lawrence speeding 45 in 30 zone Ward L Ward Topeka running stop sign and open bottle Douglas Farrell 715 Ash improper muffler.

William Lay Sycamore Rex A. Meyers Estabrook Dick Collins N. Mulberry George R. Lawrence Lawrence Ward L. Ward Topeka Douglas Farrell

Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

KC Markets Kansas City AP shows mixed livestock results with hogs 1 000 head barrows and gilts 25-50 lower, sows 25 lower. sheep 2 000 head 50-100 lower with lambs at 18.30-20.00 and ewes 7.00-8.00. cattle 8 500 and calves 300 steady to higher with high choice steers at 28.00 and cows 14.00-17.50.

Kansas City Richmond John Scott Miles South West Pomona Springer Holstein Frank Kerns Baldwin Glen Thorne Mac Whittney Lebo Waverly Kansas Overbrook Nelson Carey James Cliff Marconett

Notice of Hearings in Franklin County Estates

Public notices announce hearings in Franklin County Kansas probate and estate matters. Bora A Weidner petitions to determine descent of real property in Ottawa with a hearing date set for February 30 1963 and Sara Weldner seeks final settlement with Robert Hill as executor in Ottawa. Another notice covers Admiral G Mason seeking executive clemency in Topeka after a long-ago sentence.

State of Kansas Franklin County S. B. Weldner Kansas Township 17 Topping Road Willow Street Ottawa Sara A. Weldner Winton A, Winter State of Robert 5. Hill Jo Broderick Wolf Broderick Wolf Kansas State Penitentiary Lawndug G. Mason Kanata Topeka G. Me

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List

Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Leo Wiederholt RFD 1 Princeton Penny Harris RFD 1 Douglas Gleason 503 Cedar Calvin Bostic Williamsburg Sun day plus Mrs Kenneth Burgoon 508 W 10th John Baxter Lane Mrs Minnie Guy Cedar House Nursing home Monday and dismissals for Mrs George Fisher 703 S 17th Cathy Klein 1411 Willow Otis Burnett 747 S Cherry Ramona Lee 335 S Cedar Cynthia Roberts RFD 2 Pomona Sunday Mrs Car Stone and baby son Princeton Douglas Gleason 503 S Cedar Monday.

Leo Wiederholt Princeton Penny Harris RFD Douglas Gleason Cedar Calvin Bostic Williamsburg Kenneth Burgoon John Baxter Lane Minnie Guy Cedar House George Fisher Cathy Klein Willow Otis Burnett S. Cherry Ramona Lee S. Cedar Cynthia. Roberts Pomona Car Stone Baby Son

Ottawa High to Pick Ring Design for Next Year

A junior class committee at Ottawa High School will choose the ring design for the next year’s seniors. Friday the junior high plays two basketball games at Olathe starting at 3 30. The senior high B team faces Olathe at 6 30 and the Cyclone varsity meets Olathe varsity at 8. The Ottawa sophomore basketball team hosts Lawrence sophomores at 10 Saturday morning.

Ottawa High School Olathe Cyclone Ottawa Lawrence

Seavee WE Cards of Thanks Mark 50th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs C C Scott and children thank friends for cards gifts and attendance making their 50th anniversary a pleasant day.

C. C. Scott

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