Bert Ross 90th Birthday Observed in Ottawa
Ottawa resident Bert Ross observes his 90th birthday today with brother Harley Ross of Kansas City and other family at his home. A birthday dinner includes Byrd Ross of Ottawa and Beryl Ross, with Drakes Bakery treats noted. Franklin County delegates to the 91st Kansas Agricultural Convention are named: Jake Hieber Lane Fair, Byron Robison Princeton, Henry Staadt Pomona, Clifford Hunter Ottawa. The Seeker s Class at Trinity Methodist postpones a meeting to February. Elks Club report lists winners of last night s duplicate bridge tournament. Russell Cloon of Manhattan, formerly Ottawa, is in St Mary s Hospital Manhattan room 223. Adel Throckmorton to speak at Franklin County school officials meeting in Princeton. Leaving for Los Angeles with one or two passengers. License plate reminder issued by county treasurer Almeda Sinclair. Irwins Alter Inventory Sale starts Wednesday. Fidelity Grange meets tomorrow night. Santa Fe weekly carload totals for week ending Jan 6 released.
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Bert Ross
S. Oak
Ottawa
Harley Ross
Kansas City
Byrd Ross
Harold
Beryl
Beryl Ross
Franklin County
Topeka
Jake Hieber
Lane
Lane Fair
Byron Robison
Princeton
Franklin County Fair
Henry Staadt
Pomona
Farm Bureau
Clifford Hunter
Grange
Jury Selected for Second Sharon Kinne Murder Trial
Kansas City AP reports a jury was chosen for the second trial of Sharon Kinne 22 charged with murdering her husband James A. Kinne 25 in Independence Missouri on March 19 1960. The case previously involved a juried Jones-related charge and a death-penalty decision was not pursued.
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Kansas City
Sharon Kinne
James A. Kinne
Independence
Prand
Kinne
Church Revival At Centropolis Baptist Church
Evangelist Art Wilson speaks on The Five Horsemen Of Revelation during the second night of a five night revival at Centropolis Baptist Church. services start at 8 PM with special music, under pastor Rev Willard Newmann as the church continues the current ecumenical theme of the second coming of Christ.
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Centropolis Baptist Church
Art Wilson
Willard Newmann
Death of Mrs Jo B Wolf 71 Ottawa native
Mrs. Jo B Wolf 71 of 609 S Hickory Ottawa died at Ransom Memorial Hospital at 4 45 pm yesterday after a yearlong illness She was born in Ottawa March 30 1890 lived here most of her life except for years in Hutchinson She was married June 27 1919 to Max A Wolf who died November 7 1988 and was a Sacred Heart Church member Burial will be in Highland Cemetery Funeral services are set for 9 am Wednesday at Sacred Heart with Rev Henry J Beier presiding The rosary is recited Tuesday at 8 pm at Lamb Funeral Home Memorials may go to Sacred Heart Church building fund.
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Jo B. Wolf
Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Hutchinson
William and
Elizabeth (Kennedy) Broderick
Max A. Wolf
Ottawa High School
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Arch Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Pickwick Club
Kansas City
New York City
J. Henry Bennett
Henry J. Beier
Highland Cemetery
Lamb Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Wolf — J. B
South Hickory
Lamb Funeral
Harbison dies at 48 in Wellsville dirt contractor
Wayne Buck Harbison 48 of Wellsville dies at home after lifelong residence in the area born July 3 1913 at Etterville Mo he was a dirt contractor in soil conservation survived by widow Mildred Todd Harbison a son Darrell a Kansas State University student his parents two brothers Paul and D C Harbison and sister Roba Glen Thorn funeral set Thursday 2 p m at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville burial in Wellsville Cemetery Delmar Fredrick Bowman 39 Richmond post office clerk for 21 years dies in V A Hospital Kansas City born Oct 28 1922 in Richmond area son of Chris and Emma Bowman married Dorothy Hepner June 8 1947 served in Germany and Japan 1942 46 survived by widow three children Delmar Richard 11 Robert Randall 5 Christi Marie 3 mother Emma Mardick Richmond sister Cleona Appelhams Glendale Mo half brother Yvo Bowman Baselior services set Thursday at 9 30 a m in St Therese Catholic Church Richmond
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Wayne “Buck” Harbison
Wellsville
Etterville
James and
Beulah (Russell) Harbison
Mildred Todd Harbison
Darrell
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Paul Harbison
D. C
Delmar Fredrick Bowman
Richmond
V.A. Hospital
Kansas City
Chris
Emma
Litsch) Bowman
Dorothy Hepner
Garnett
Germany
Japan
Delmar Richard
Robert Randall
Christi Marie
Emma Mardick
Cleona Appelhams
Glendale
Yvo Bowman
Baselior
St. Therese Catholic Church
Gilbert
Feminine Voice Warns Pilots In Bomber Cockpit
In a Carswell Air Force Base test, Lt. Col. Henry Deutschendorf steered an eight-jet B58 bomber through bad weather as two engines failed. Gina Draizin, a Nortronics secretary, provided a low husky voice for the Voice Interruption Priority System, a safety feature now standard in B58s. The recorded voice grabs attention and prompts quick pilot action, though only Gina’s voice is used.
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Los Angeles
Henry Deutschendorf
Carswell Air Force Base
Texas
Gina Drazin
Nortronics Division
Northrop Corp
Ginas
Gina
Burns to officiate at services in Garnett
Rosary will be recited Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Farris Funeral Home Garnett. Burial will follow in Holy Angels Cemetery Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Farris Funeral Home
Garnett
Holy Angels Cemetery
Vogeler Ex-Okla Resident Dies in Texas
C H Vogeler formerly of Ottawa died yesterday in San Antonio Texas. He moved there after retirement with his wife who survives him. Funeral is set for Saturday at First Methodist Church Yale Oklahoma.
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C. H. Vogeler
Ottawa
San Antonio
Tex
2 Collisions In Ottawa Today At Noon
Two car crashes on 7th Street near Oak and Locust occurred around 11:53 a.m. and 12:06 p.m. Lawanda J. Gorton and Emery Burgoon were at the first intersection, while Larry R. Williams collided with Marvin R. Klein and Marvin F. Walker in a chain reaction. No injuries or citations were reported.
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7Th Street
7Th and
Oak
Lawanda J. Gorton
S. Sycamore
Emery Burgoon
S. Oak
Larry R. Williams
W. 4Th
Marvin R. Klein
Willow
Marvin F. Walker
RFD
Toledo
Ohio
Walker
Klein
Kansas City Livestock Prices Update
AP reports cattle numbers around 6,000 with calves 150 and steers and heifers mostly steady to down. Cows steady to strong, vealers 23.00 to 27.00, stockers 24.50 to 26.00, hogs 2,800 with barrows and gilts mostly weak, sows steady, lambs 1,200 with prices 16.00 to 17.50 for good to prime, feeders 11.00 to 12.50.
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Kanbas City
Removals List From Various Addresses
A series of removals shows individuals moving from and to multiple addresses across towns. The names include Bennett Willard T, Barkley Homer, Doudna Jesse G, Lee Gregg, Ledom Raymond, Norton Kenneth R, Reddick Jack, Thornbrugh James, and others, with destinations including RFD and multiple street addresses such as 520 East 14th 81, 735 S Cedar, 417 West 2nd, 107 South Oak, 629 68 Oak, 110 South Locust, 198 Locust, 121 W 10th, 727 8 Mulberry, and 603 8g Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Willard T
East
Barkley
Homer
S. Cedar
West
Demeny
Eugene A
South Oak
Krakow
Wisc
Doudna
Jesse G
Sycamore
Gregg
Lee A
Oak
Ledom
Raymond
South Locust
Williamsburg
Norton
Kenneth R
Reddick
Jack
Thornbrugh
James
Kennedy program likely to pass in new Congress
Washington AP reports Democratic leaders predict most of President Kennedy's domestic program will win approval in the new session starting Wednesday. House leaders say tax revision, health care for the aged, education aid, and other measures are likely, though health care under Social Security remains doubtful.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
John W. Mccormack
D-Mass
White House
McCormack
Ways and Means
Portner Shot By Wife In Domestic Quarrel
Robert J. Portner, electronics firm executive, was shot in the abdomen during a 3:30 a.m. dispute with his wife Sylvia Gould Portner, a Gould descendant. She was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and held for a hearing as Portner underwent abdominal surgery. his condition was listed as fair.
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Washington (Ap
Robert J. Portner
Sylvia Gould Portner
Jay Gould
Bernard F. Kelly
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed for Week
Admissions include Mrs. Charles Roberts of Princeton Mrs. David Altic of 820 N Cedar Mrs. Nora Hodson of 835 S Hickory George Laws of Williamsburg Lois Walls of Richmond Bert Perry of Baldwin D Floyd Snider RFD 1 Monday Births to Mr and Mrs Don Rice of Melvern a son born Monday weight 8 lb 14 oz Dismissals include Arva Johanning RFD 1 Baldwin Frank A Jones 429 S Locust Monday Donna Hughes RED 2 Mrs Roy Taylor RFD 1 Baldwin Tuesday
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Charles Roberts
Princeton
David Altic
N. Cedar
Nora Hodson
S. Hickory
George Laws
Williamsburg
Lois Walls
Richmond
Bert Perry
Baldwin
D. Floyd Snider
RFD
Don Rice
Melvern
Arva Johanning
Frank A. Jones
Donna Hughes
Roy Taylor
Funeral Services for George W. Lee and Claude E. Smith
Funeral services were held for George William Lee who died January 5 at Lamb Funeral Home on January 8 with B. Smith Haworth officiating. Pallbearers included Sidney Daffern Denver Lovelady Cecil Sams Cuba Thom as Clarence McElroy and Hale B Blair. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery with Dean Zook singing hymns. Also honored were Claude Edward Smith who died January 4 with services January 8 at Towner's Chapel led by Rev. William Weber and Rev. R. B. Shoemaker. Pallbearers were Carl Aubry Marion Vail Jim and Earl Kennedy Howard Brown and Chester Weaver. Dean Zook again sang hymns with Mrs. J. M. Kil gore accompanying. Burial was at Fontana Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lee
George William Lee
Lamb
B. Smith Haworth
Sidney Daffern
Denver Lovelady
Cecil Sams
Cuba Thomas
Clarence McElroy
Hale B. Blair
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Claude Edward Smith
Towner’s Chapel
William Weber
R. B. Shoemaker
Carl Aubry
Marion Vail
Jim and Earl Kennedy
Howard Brown
Chester Weaver
J. M. Kilgore
Fontana Cemetery
Funeral services for C. Chester McFann in Topeka
Funeral services for C. Chester McFann, who died yesterday at Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at McVey-Dengel Mortuary. Rev. Delbert Hobbs will officiate. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
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C. Chester McFann
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Delbert Hobbs
Highllnd Cemetery
Funeral for Fred Huss Held at E U B Church
Funeral services for Fred Huss who died January 3 were conducted at the E U B Church on Saturday January 6 with Rev James Lawson presiding. Pallbearers were La Coyt Gerhold Wayne Spencer Doyle Bilderback Henry Wernsman Wayne Riblett and Mike Ohmes. Mr Lawson sang hymns accompanied by Carole Martz. Burial followed at Greeley Cemetery. He is survived by one daughter Mrs Clefa Katzer of the home. Mrs Huss died last November
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Fred Huss
E.U.B
James Lawson
la Coyt Gerhold
Wayne Spencer
Doyle Bilderback
Henry Wernsman
Wayne Riblett
Mike Ohmes
Lawson
Carole Martz
Greeley
Huss
Clefa Katzer
Several Pay Fines In Police Court
Three persons cited on drunk charges plead guilty in Police Court today, fined a total of 225 dollars. Francis Edwards and Grace Miller were fined 50 each for public drunkenness, Alonzo Cashmore 125 with a 30 day suspended sentence for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Peter Swindell was fined 25 after pleading guilty to a bench warrant. George Gingerich paid 10 for failing to stop at a stop sign. Thomas Todd fined 15 after a special arraignment. his 1959 truck was involved in a 5th and Locust collision causing minor damage to Mann and Lynde vehicles.
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Francis Edwards
Cypress
Grace Miller
S. Cherry
Alonzo W. Cashmore
Peter Swindell
RFD
Lawrence
George W. Gingerich
Michigan Valley
Thomas Edward Todd
Kansas City
Kas
Todd
5Th and Locust
Howard D. Mann
Willow
Darryl Lynde
Grange Degrees Awarded at Emery Green School Meeting
Hawkins Grange honored members with first through fourth degrees for Jimmie Price and Joe Ruttman and third and fourth for Roger Brown Andy Reed and James Price. Worthy Master Fred Kissinger presided as eight officers met. Plans set for ham and bean supper February 12 at 7 p.m. Families to bring cornbread. William Rice reported on Ottawa training meeting January 5. Annual insurance meeting slated for Olathe later this month. Granges to visit others in next two months. Refreshments served to 28 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins Grange
Jimmie Price
Joe Ruttman
Emery Green
Roger Brown
Andy Reed
James Price
Fred Kissinger
William Rice
Ottawa
Olathe
Sampson Named Chair Of KU Comparative Biochemistry Department
Lawrence AP reports Dr. Frederick E. Samson will head the new department of comparative biochemistry and physiology at the University of Kansas. He is an associate professor of physiology who has taught at KU since 1952, announced by Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe.
Sukarno weighs war or peace over New Guinea
Indonesian President Sukarno contemplates whether to wage war or pursue diplomacy with the Netherlands to resolve the New Guinea dispute. U Thant could be brought in if diplomacy advances. a decision is expected within a week or ten days amid recent assassination attempts and a grenade attack on Sukarno.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.N
U Thant
Dutch New Guinea
Subandrio
Sukarno
Netherlands
Jones
New Guinea
Thant
Forgery sentences and civil actions filed in district court
Ralph E. Reimer received a 1 to 10 year penitentiary sentence and was paroled after pleading guilty to forgery. Three counts were dismissed. Dwight Porter Hunt and Claude Yakle were freed or allowed to abate two insufficient fund checks. Two new civil actions were filed: Rose Mary Marshall vs Richard D Marshall for divorce and Jean Marie Fredricks vs Oliver Clinton Fredricks for separate maintenance with custody sought for two minors.
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Ralph E. Reimer
State
Dwight Porter Hunt
Claude Yakle
Rose Mary Francis Marshall
Richard D. Marshall
Jean Marie Fredricks
Oliver Clinton Fredricks
Fredricks
Michael Katz Dead At 74
Kansas City AP report on Michael H. Katz 74 a Katz Drug Co. chairman and pioneer of the drugstore empire. Once a fruit stand founder with Isaac Katz, he faced a 1930 kidnapping ransom. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Temple B nai Jehudah. He is survived by his wife two sons two daughters and five grandchildren.
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Kansas City
Michael H. Katz
Katz Drug Co
Katz
Isaac Katz
Michael
Isaac
B’nai Jehudah
Ottawa market sale listings and livestock dates
Markets advertised in Ottawa area newspaper item include weekly Saturday sales at Wilson St location and monthly livestock events across Osage City Emporia Franklin County and nearby towns. Notable entries list Osage City sale dates January 12 and 15 and Franklin County sale dates January 16 and 11 with multiple consignors and contact notes.
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Osage City
Kansas
Emporia Livestock Co
Porla
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Night consignments announced for Kansas and Missouri sales
Charles Lyndon Kansas hosts January 11 sale by Ottawa Livestock Commission Co then January 17 in Neosho Missouri with Neosho Livestock Commission Co. and January 25 night consignment sale at West Wilson Street Ottawa Kansas listings note multiple consignors and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles — Lyndon
Kansas
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson &I
Ottawa
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
West Wilson St
Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap CH 2 1974 CH 2 1201 Auction
Community auction every Tuesday at 7 p.m. 1136 N Main. Also sale every Thursday at 7 p.m. 1136 N Main. Duke Ralston Princeton Kas. Ph. YE 7 2665. D J Auction every Saturday 3 p.m. Furniture and miscellany. Garnett Jack Nelson Phone 44 43 Pomona Kas. Overbrook Livestock Base Overbrook Kansas every Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Duke Ralston
Princeton
Kas
Ph. YE
Garnett
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Base
Overbrook
Kansas
Notice of Registration of Voters Ottawa Kansas 1963
First published January 8 1963 notice and registration details for Ottawa Kansas voters registered voters in city. All residents who did not vote in November 1960 general election or who changed address must register to be eligible to vote. Persons may register in person at City Hall with special arrangements for sick or disabled. Donald R Capper City Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Donald R. Capper
Ottawa approves lateral sewer district No 134 ordinance
January 9 1962 Ottawa Kansas adopts Ordinance No 2193 creating Lateral Sewer District No 134. It authorizes acquisition of rights of way for a new eight inch lateral sewer, appraisal based assessments, and financing through improvement bonds payable from property assessments over up to eleven years. The measure follows a December 6 1961 hearing and specifies district boundaries and construction plans.
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Ottawa
Kansas
City of
Kanesas
Wit
15Th and
Willow Streets
10Th Street
15Th Street
Willow Street
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Maurice Ponton
California
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Marlow
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Ottaw
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Downer’s Chapel Dependable Ambulance Service
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Henderson
Ernest M
Nina) Henderson
Community Methodist Church
Richmond Cemetery
Downer’s Cubapel
U.S
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Michael Katz
Gordon James
Main
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Myers Bros
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Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
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