August F Bonskowski in Wadsworth Veterans Hospital ward 4 west
News briefs note August F. Bonskowski of Ottawa RFD 3 is hospitalized at Wadsworth Veterans' Hospital in ward 4 west. The item also lists unrelated local notices including Wilma's Beauty Salon move, a speeding citation for Barbara J. Saner on South Main Street, a piano tuner, a teens meeting at Memorial Auditorium, and a Sunday hours note for Lee's Downtowner plus a rummage sale at Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August F
Bonskowski
Ottawa Rfd
Wadsworth Veterans’ Hospital
Barbara J. Saner
S. Willow
South Main Street
Anderson Fills Board in Kansas Governors Appointments
Gov. John Anderson named Lester C. Arvin of Wichita and J Hambleton Abrams of Topeka to the Wichita State University board of trustees for one year terms. Also named were William C. Salome to the Water Resources Board for a term to June 14, 1966 and Rev. Dwight E. Dussair to the Advisory Commission on Institutional Management through May 1966. Six more appointments remain before Anderson’s term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
Wichita
Wicheita State University Board of Trustees
Lester C
Arvin
J. Hambleton Abrahams
Board of Trusstees
Anderson
William C. Salome
Water Resources Board
Salome
Paul Ross
Salome Long
Department of Administration
George Docking
Dwight E. Dussair
Clathe
Advisory
Economic Research Advisory Commission
Advisory Hospital Council
Kansas State Tree Distribution Program Aims at 10 Million
Kansas State University's tree distribution program is expected to reach 10 million trees this year. Extension forester Harold Gallaher said 8.5 million trees have been distributed in eight years, and he sees no reason why at least 1.5 million more, the 1964 order, will not be ordered again.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Harold Gallaher
Extension Forester
Gallaher
Kansas
Legislative Council
Angell
Topeka
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
Appropriations
Kansas City Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock and Egg Prices
AP state market notes from Kansas City report hogs at 4 000 head with varied barrow and gilt values 15 75 to 16 25 per hundredweight cattle and calves firming with slaughter steers 25 50 higher and heifers up to 25, egg prices for consumer large eggs 24 27 per dozen and wholesale large grade 28 28 with other grades down from 17 to 19 for small eggs and mid ranges for mediums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Eisenhower Chapel Contract Awarded at Abilene Center
A $167000 contract for construction of an all faith chapel at the Eisenhower Center in Abilene was awarded today by the Eisenhower commission. The chapel will be 75 feet long with a 34 foot eight inch maximum width and feature Travertine marble, six stained glass windows, and a memorial to Eisenhower’s inauguration. Construction is to begin soon with completion planned for early next year.
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Topeka
Eisenhower Center
Abilene
Eisenhower
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Eisenshower
John Anderson
Darby
James Canole
Construction Equipment Inc
McPherson
Kan
Salina
Baker Nears Celebration at Baker University Birthday
Baker University, founded in 1858 by Methodists, nears its 100th birthday with a Feb 12 celebration in Kansas City led by Baker Alumni Association head Mrs. Clayton Pitt. Speakers Bish Thompson and Master of Ceremonies Tom Hedrick will headline a night of alums, friends, and tributes, reflecting decades of school history and media ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Alumni Association
Clayton Pitt
Kansas City
Baker
Bish Thompson
Evansvill
Ind) Press
Scripps-Howard
Ernie Pyle
Tom Hedrick
Kansas University
Woman Shot Point Blank in San Gabriel Case
In San Gabriel California Mildred Weiss 48 died after a gunman shot her at point blank as she and her husband Morris returned home from the car. Police said the attacker used a rifle and matched the general description given for another assault on nearby West Covina affecting Franklin M. Boyler. The killer reportedly waited at the victims driveway and fired directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Gabriel, Calif
Mildred Weiss
Morris
West Covina
Weiss
San Gabriel
Franklin M. Boyler
Gas Tax Distributions Reported for Ottawa County and Area
Ottawa County receives 4334.08 from the one cent gasoline tax in the January 1 1965 quarterly distribution. Kane County totals reach 625000 with Franklin County at 10599.61, Anderson 8546.89, Linn 9761.88, and Miami 11034.20 as part of the county apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kanesas
Franklin County
Anderson County
Linn
Miami
Reforms For Prison High On List Of Wayne Angell
Kansas legislator Wayne Angell criticizes prison conditions calling them a crime school and urges reform. He doubts major reforms due to budget limits and Governor-elect Avery's education focus, while weighing a withholding tax and highway funding linked to gasoline tax and seat belt measures. Angell, a Ways and Means member, expects continued debate on reapportionment and school finance reforms with amendments likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Angell
Angell
Avery
Angel
Man Given Probation For Mortgaged Property Sale
William T. Johnston a 34 year old from Stockton California waived arraignment in district court and pled guilty to selling mortgaged property. A second charge was dismissed. He was sentenced to Kansas State Penitentiary until discharged and granted two years probation with conditions to pay court costs and restitution of 200 or post bond 650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Johnston
Stockton
Calif
Johnston
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lancsing
Building Permits Issued For Local Structures
The Divco Wayne Company received a permit to build a mobile home manufacturing facility in the industrial park northeast of Ottawa at an estimated cost of 390663 dollars. Robert N Bundy of 903 S Hickory was authorized to alter a single family residence costing about 1500 dollars. Don L McKelvey of 14405 Maple was granted a permit to erect an office building at 120 W 15th with estimated cost 35000 dollars.
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Divco.Wayne Company
Ottawa
Robert N. Bundy
S. Hickory
Kansas Senate to tackle school aid and reapportionment
Ottawa Republican senator William S. Bowers outlines the major tasks for the Kansas Senate 90 day session in Topeka. He highlights foundation school aid, funding methods, and the clash between metropolitan and rural areas, plus reapportionment of the First and Fifth districts and the state House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke Wigglesworth
Kansas Senate
Topeka
William S. Bowers
Ottawa
The
Herald
Bowers
Senate
Kansas
Congress
State Senate
Kansas House
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions including Elmer Moss Wellsville Ralph Emerson 920 N Walnut Norman Raby 1009 S Los Cust Mrs Agnes Eckenroed 730 N Main George Santarpia 513 S Cherry and Friday. dismissals include R E Unruh 627 N Sycamore Marguerite Davenport 426 Ash Thursday Mrs Richard LaNier Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Harry Bee Bee Melvern Mrs Robert Engles 1027 Cottonwood Merle Jones L116 XN Sycamore Friday.
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Elmer Moss
Wellsville
Ralph Emerson
Walnut
Norman Raby
S. Los Cust
Agnes Eckenroed
N. Main
George Santarpia
S. Cherry
R. E. Unruh
N. Sycamore
Marguerite Davenport
Ash
Richard LaNier
Ottawa Rfd
Harry Beebee
Melvern
Robert Engles
Cottonwood
Merle Jones
Sycamore
Court records show Kansas men fined on traffic charges
County Court, Leo L. Schneider of Kansas City cited five miles west of Ottawa on US 50 January 3 for having an open straw hat in the car pleaded guilty and fined 350 dollars plus costs. Glenn S. Paxton of Wellsville RFD 1 cited June 2 for disobeying a stop sign and driving without a current license pleaded guilty and fined 14 dollars plus costs.
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Leo L. Schneider
Kansas City
Ottawa
US 50
Glenn S. Paxton
Wellsville
RFD
Local Market Soybeans and Corn Prices Noted
Market notes show soybeans at 08 62 and wheat 40 42 with milo and shelled corn around 2.1 per unit. Butterfat around 2.47 and 42, barley quoted near 105 with broader price noise across commodities. Local Burr Curry region values appear garbled but indicate multiple price points for grains and dairy components.
Wreck at West Second Street No Injuries Reported
At 12 55 p m Thursday in the 100 block on West Second Street Charles H Jones 70 of Overbrook RFD 1 drove a 1961 Ford and backed into a 1960 Ford driven by Michael O Kille 16 of 504 Ash The driver claimed he backed into the other car a witness said the first vehicle was stopped There were no injuries no arrests and minor damage estimated at 25 dollars to the 1960 Ford with no damage listed for the 1961 Ford.
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West Second Street
Charles H. Jones
Overbrook
Ford
Michael O. Kille
Kille
Death Notice for Clyde Kenneth Ramsey in Kingsport Tennessee
Word has been received of the death of Clyde Kenneth Ramsey on January 4 in a Kingsport Tennessee hospital. He was born November 1914 in Wyanet Illinois to Esty C. Ramsey and a former Ottawa family. He served four years in the U.S. Army in North Africa Italy and France and worked for Gulf Oil Co. Surviving are his wife Buna Ramsey his mother a sister Joe Lynard and brothers Robert Gilbert and a sister Alvin Anderson in Austin Minnesota.
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Clyde Kenneth Ramsey
Kingsport, Tenn
India Cunnaday
Elsie Ramsey
Ottawa
Tom G. Ramsey
Big Stone Gap
Wyanet, Ill
Esty C. Ramsey
United States
North Africa
Italy
France
Gulf Oil Co
Buna Ramsey
Joe Lynard
Robert
Gilbert
Blooming Prairie
Mina
Alvin Anderson
Austin
Funerals for Lina A. Tulloss Held at Lamb Funeral Home
Services for Lina A. Tulloss who died January fifth were held January seventh at Lamb Funeral Home. Dr. Raymond P. Jennings officiated with pallbearers Mac Seymour James Seymour Fred Seymour Glenn Lancaster W. H. Williams and Eldon Turner. Mrs. Bruce Spears played organ selections. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
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Lina A
Tulloss
Lamb Funeral Home
Raymond P. Jennings
Mac Seymour
James Seymour
Fred Seymour
Glenn Lancaster
W. H. Williams
Eldon Turner
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Fire Department 1964 Run Totals Report
The Ottawa Fire Department completed 140 runs in 1964, with 99 to fires and $24,350 in damages, up from 1963. Fire Chief Harry Guliland presents five year totals: 1963 142 calls $16,925. 1962 147 calls $14,470. 1961 102 calls $47,340. 1960 124 calls $32,955. 1959 136 calls $31,165. December yielded nine fire calls and two misc. incidents including open gas line on Walnut and grass fires, with several no-damage cases and misc alarms.
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Ottawa Fire Department
Harry Guliland
Ottawa University
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Memorial Auditorium
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Eisenhower Chapel
Harry Hough
Charles Engstrom
N. Poplar
Hough
Baker Nears
Terry Murphy
House
U.S. Supreme Court
Blue Stone
Ruby Red Stone Eternal
Stewart
Labor and Industry
Lamb
Ottawa, Kansas
Clyde K. Ramsey
Lina A, Tulloss
Joe Towner
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