Skilton Music Club meets with Mrs Snedaker this evening
Skilton Music Club will meet tonight with Mrs Guy Snedaker. Walter W Robe of 614 W 4th underwent major surgery at KU Medical Center and is in room 312. Franklin County Well Child Clinic is Friday at the Co-Op starting 9:30 a.m. For appointments call CH 2 3929. Renovation at Alexander-Doyen real estate office 112 East Second includes ceiling lowering and interior painting. Ellis Piano Tuning CH 2 4431. John P Howell Pomona cited for running a red traffic signal posting $10 bond. Mary Kennedy, former Ottawan sister of Mrs Ward Underwood, 1130 Underwood, has left hospital and is at home 1465 Larchwood Ave Hacienda Heights Calif. Underwood says her condition is improving. Smorgashboard Coffee Shop tonight $1.60 drink and dessert included. An error in Dec 21 column regarding a bad check case was corrected. Iona Fritts filed complaint against Carl F McDaniel for a $40 check, McDaniel got 30 days jail, paroled Dec 24 on payment and costs. The Herald regrets misidentification of the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kennedy
Ward Underwood
Underwood
Larchwood Ave
Hacienda Heights
Calif
The
Herald
Iona Fritts
Carl F. McDaniel
McDaniel
Deaths of Garfield F Weeks and Willis Rendell
Garfield F Weeks 82 Pueblo retired railroad car inspector died Tuesday after a year of ill health. Born June 5 1880 in Stanberry Missouri he married Georgia Marsh in Ottawa 1900. Surviving are three daughters a son 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Willis Rendell 59 Lyndon farmer died Tuesday in Kansas City Kansas. Born June 15 1903 he lived in Scranton Carbondale before Lyndon. Surviving are his mother and three sisters. Funeral Friday at Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon with burial in Scranton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield F. Weeks
Pueblo
Colo
Ottawa
Lamb Funeral
Highland Cemetery
Stanberry
Georgia Marsh
Harold Brigham
Broadway Christian Church
Mary Clark
Oklahoma City
Okla
Warren Matts
Arlington, Va
Ethyl Carter
Fresno
Calif
Elmer Roseberg Ore
Walter
Willis Rendell
Lyndon
Kansas City
Kas
Shaffer Mortuary
Scranton
Mr. Rendell
Carbondale
Mary Rendell
Helen Meiers
Quenemo
Mary Haines
Topeka
Dorothy Rendell
Funeral Services for Two Local Women Held
Funeral services for Mrs Anna May Welton who died January 6 were at Towner's Chapel January 8 with Rev Arthur L Gerhold officiating. Pallbearers listed John Walton Harold King George Kelley Walter Nitcher Clarence Green and Kenneth Bishop. Burial followed at Sutton Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Emma Stout who died January 5 were at Dengel and Son Mortuary January 8 with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Don White Glen Sarver Olin Wollen Lewis Irwin Duke Cheney and Charles Burlingham. Dean Zook sang hymns with organ accompaniment by Mrs R L Stevens. Burial was at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May Welton
Towner’s Chapel
Arthur L. Gerhold
John Walton
Harold King
George Kelley
Walter Nitcher
Clarence Green
Kenneth Bishop
J. M. Kilgore
Sutton Cemetery
Emma Stout
Dengel & Son
Charles P. Knight
Don White
Glen Sarver
Olin Wollen
Lewis Irwin
Duke Cheney
Charles Burlingham
Dean Zook
R. L. Stevens
Fairview Cemetery
Many Activities For 4 Hers
The Western ers 4 H Club engages in numerous activities including a hay rack ride and a wiener roast. Members participated in Christmas caroling at nursing homes and raking leaves for a fundraising project. Patricia Richardson earned a state blue for biscuits and Bill Richeson won a grand champion rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Earl Richardson
Patricia Richardson
Bill Richeson
Penelope the cautious cockatiel in UM Medical School lab
In Ann Arbor a canny cockatiel named Penelope lives uncaged in a University of Michigan Medical School chemistry lab. Surrounded by poisonous chemicals, she refuses to eat or drink until Wendell P. Drouger, the lab preparator, has first. She will eat almost anything if he eats first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Penelope
University of Michigan Medical School
Wendell P. Drouger
Democrats Plan Funds Dinner In Topeka May
In Topeka a $25 a plate fund raising dinner will be held in May by the Democratic State Central Committee. Marie Vickers, Pratt, Democratic state vice chairman, said an effort will seek a Cabinet member to speak. She noted the party is out of debt after 1962 and has a balance of $1,300. Regular contributions covered half of the $8,000 post election deficit, with the rest from $100 donations. End of year totals show $53,088 raised and $51,778 spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Democratic State Central Committee
Marie Vickers
Pratt
Vickers
Democrat Party
Little Change In Congress Opens in 88th Session
Washington AP reports the 88th Congress opens with 258 Democrats, 176 Republicans and one Democratic vacancy in the House, against 262 Democrats, 175 Republicans two years ago in a 437 member body. The Senate starts with 67 Democrats and 33 Republicans, compared to 65 Democrats and 35 Republicans previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Washburn Dean Takes New Post in Washington
Dr. Philip A. Tripp, 44, dean of students at Washburn University since 1956, resigns to join the U.S. Office of Education in Washington as a specialist in student services. Washburn President Harold E. Sponberg said he will assume the new duties at the end of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Philip A. Tripp
Washburn University
U.S. Office of Education
Washington, D.C
Harold E. Sponberg
Washburn
Tripp
Brooks elected Kansas Fair president at Topeka convention
AP reports Jack Brooks of Coffeyville was chosen president of the Kansas Fair Association at the convention opening in Topeka. He succeeds Mrs. R. B. Riegle of Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Jack Brooks
Coffeyville
The
Kansas Fair Assn
Brooks
R. B. Riegle
Waterville
Arthur Naming Committees In Topeka House
The Kansas House adjourned briefly to let Speaker Charles Arthur spend time on committee assignments. Arthur will interview each member about preferences and has named two committees while 43 more are to be announced next week. A Judiciary Committee meeting set to begin revising the Kansas Code of Civil Procedure with current code dating to early statehood. Rep Clyde Hill to preside. committee membership includes all attorney members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas House
Charles Arthur
Arthur
House
Judiciary Committee
Clyde Hill
Puzzled Over Broken Door at Melvern Home
Mrs. Russell Reams of Melvern reports the aluminum storm door at the Reams residence was broken in the afternoon while the family was away. The upper glass was shattered and the screen door damaged. A bird strike is unlikely as no dead bird was found. vandalism is suspected if someone threw a rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Reams
Melvern Rfd
Reams
Cars Damaged In Collision In Ottawa
Police report two vehicles collided in the 100 block on South Main around 2 yesterday afternoon. Samuel Christerson stopped in the lane as Mrs. Rhoda Simmons backed from the curb causing the crash. Estimated damages: Christerson twelve dollars and the other car ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Christerson
Tremont
Rhoda Simmons
RFD
Ottawa
South Main
Christerson
Plan Report On Economy From 1962 Citizens Panel
TOPEKA AP A Kansas study on economic conditions by a 1962 citizens panel is completed and being printed. Gov. John Anderson said the report will be released early next week without awaiting a legislative message. A second advisory report on state taxes is not as far along but will be released when finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Citizens
Anderson
Hospital Notes and Births Summary
Admissions list Randal Bronson John Clotfelter Mrs James Gregg Mrs John Gordon Rita May Malburg. Births Mr and Mrs Russell Bulmer Michigan Valley son Saturday weight 6 lb 14 oz Mr and Mrs Donald Meeker 1425 Elm son Sunday weight 6 lb 11 oz Mr and Mrs Raymond Comstock Lyndon son Tuesday weight 6 lb 6 oz Mr and Mrs Leo Criqui 320 E 2nd daughter Tuesday weight 5 lb 10 oz Mr and Mrs Joseph Quepper 627 S Mulberry son Tuesday weight 6 lb 6 oz. Dismissals Denzil Pearson Topeka Jesse Ashcraft Williamsburg Mae Gentzell 512 N Main Mrs H F Morris 523 N Hickory Tuesday Eugene McDowell 938 S Locust Mrs Russell Bulmer and baby son Michigan Valley Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Bronson
John Clotfelter
Willow
James Gregg
Ranfoul
John Gordon
Waverly
Rita May Malburg
N. Main
Russell Bulmer
Michigan Valley
Donald Meeker
Elm
Raymond Comstock
Lyndon
Son
Leo Criqui
Joseph Quepper
S. Mulberry, Son
Denzil Pearson
Topeka
Jesse Ashcraft
Williamsburg
Mae Gentzell
H. F. Morris
Hickory
Eugene McDowell
S. Locust
Baby Son
Franklin County delegate attends Kansas teachers assembly
Mrs. R. J. Studebaker of Princeton High School home economics led Franklin County as the delegate to the Kansas Representative Assembly of the Kansas State Teachers Association in Topeka. She joined about 300 teachers from universities to kindergartens meeting to discuss practices, policies, and professional standards with a full report planned for the next Franklin County teachers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Studebaker
AFD
Ottawa
Princeton
Franklin County
Kansas Representative Assembly
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Rantoul Postmastership Approved for Pauline L Jackson
Mrs Pauline L Jackson of Rantoul has been approved as acting postmaster in Washington announced by Senators Frank Carlson and James B Pearson. She previously served as acting postmaster and has long served as a clerk in the Rantoul post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline L. Jackson
Rantoul
Postal Department
Washington
Frank Carlson
James B. Pearson
Pier Angeli Delivers Son in London Caesaerean
Film star Pier Angeli gave birth to a 7 pound 14 ounce son by Caesarean section Tuesday night in London. She is recovering satisfactorily. The 30-year-old Italian American actress and her husband Armando Trovajoli, an Italian band leader, wed in February and live in Rome. Angeli's previous marriage to Vic Damone ended in 1959. they have a 7-year-old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pier Angeli
Armando Trovajoli
Rome
Miss Angeli
Vic Damone
Ottawan Wins Sales Contest at Robertson Motor Co
Eldon E. Peters service manager led Robertson Motor Company to first in a service sales contest among 34 dealers. Lloyd A. Myers parts manager also placed fourth in parts sales, contributing to the dealership's strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon E. Peters
Robertson Motor Company
Robertson
Lloyd A. Myers
One Herald Goes Long Long Way
Former Ottawa residents Mr and Mrs Ernie Striplin now in Kansas City Missouri report that one Ottawa Herald copy serves many in their family Mrs Nina Smith of 904 Cypress saved Herald issues for months and mailed them to the Striplins who pass readings to their daughters in Kansas City They left Ottawa about 12 years ago but still consider Ottawa home as five of their nine children were born there and six attended local schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Striplin
Kansas City
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Striplin
Nina Smith
Cypress
Striplins
Ottawa
Cattle Hog and Sheep Markets Report from Kansas City
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle numbers show 2 000 head calves steady to 25 lower heifers steady. High choice and prime steers 28.75, choice 27.00 50, good to choice 24.25 75. High cho2 ce with few primes heifers 27.50, good to low choice 23.50 26.25. Cows 13.50 16.00, dealers 23.00 28.00. Hogs 3 000 steadier to 25 higher, sows steady. Barrows and gilts 16.15 25, 190 250 lb 16.50 16.00, sows 13.50 14.25. Sheep 500 steady, lambs 19.25 50, 18.00 19.00, ewes 7.00 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Search On For Teachers At Ottawa University
The annual search for teachers is in full force according to Dr. Roy W. Browning director of placement at Ottawa University. Yesterday Joe Evans assistant to the superintendent of Topeka public schools interviewed prospective teachers among OU seniors as representatives from other mid western cities plan campus visits and many letter and telephone appeals are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Browning
Ottawa University
Joe Evans
Topeka Public Schools
Browning
Tax Officials Study Pay Bill in Kansas Legislature
TOPEKA AP State income tax officials aim to finish a study of proposed pay legislation for senators and House members within a day or two. Morgan E Booe of the Revenue Department said the bill was reviewed in light of new federal expense account regulations. Sen. Paul R Wunsch said the bill’s introduction may be delayed until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House
Morgan E. Booe
State Revenue Department
Income Tax Division
Paul R. Wunsch
R - Kingman
Senate
Wunch
Relay satellite beams first full scale telecast to Europe and US
New U S communications satellite Relay carried a 10 minute NBC Today segment from Washington to Europe and the United States. The broadcast included Mona Lisa ceremonies and fire footage from the Empire State Building. Reception varied with France clear while Britain and Italy faced conversion issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Europe
United States
Washington
National Art Gallery
Kennedy
Intervision
America
NBC
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Empire State Building
Atlantic
Radio Corporation of America
Relay
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Andover
Maine
France
England
Italy
Brittany
U.S
Telstar
Garnett Chosen For Kansas Art Course Offering
Kansas State University announces Garnett as a site for drawing and painting instruction for adults lacking access. Courses start Feb 4 at Garnett High School. Registration Jan 29 7 p.m. Enrollment is $20 for residents and $28 for nonresidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Garnett High School
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Ella Darnell Deceased
In Franklin County Kansas a petition has been filed by Wm F Darnell for authority to sell undivided 1 2 interest in the N W 1 4 of Section 3 8 Township 1 6 Range 1 8 for debts taxes and admin costs. Defenses due by January 24 1963 at 2 00 p m in Ottawa Kansas. Wm F Darnell administrator Anderson Byrd attorneys for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Ella Darnell
N.W
Township
Ottawa
Wm. F. Darnell
Elia Darnell
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
B. Floyd Carter
Benjamin F. Carter
Harriet S. Harkins
Benjamin L. Carter
Mildred M. Higdon
Harriet. I. Harkins
Mildred M. Higdon Myron 8
Steere
State of Kansas
John Keim
William S. Bowers
Bowers & Bowers
Card of Thanks for Floral Offerings and Support
Our sincere thanks to all who assisted in any way during our recent sad loss. We are especially grateful for the beautiful floral offerings. -Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Lowe
Willard Wallace
Henry Hendrix
Weekly farm auction listings across Kansas and nearby towns
A compiled slate of livestock and farm machinery auctions scheduled in January across Kansas communities including Pomona Overbrook Ottawa Waverly Gas City Lyndon and Franklin County. Dates vary from January 10 to January 29 with venues at sale barns ranches and community halls. Contact numbers and organizer names appear for several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Carl Fisher Jr
Waverly
Eas
Franklin County
Vernon Fitzgerald
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Skilton Music Club
Guy Snedaker
Walter W. Robe
W. 4Th
KU Medical Center
Well Child Clinic
Alexander-Doyen Real Estate
East Second
Ellis
John P. Howell
Anna M. Walton
Mrs. Emma Stout
By Dennis McIntire
Congress
Washburn Dean
Fair President
Ottawan
Moir Lg Cms
Legals
Lamb
C.F
Grogan Standard Service
Henry Mason
Thomas E. A. Walters
Jerry
Lee Cromwell
General Services
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Cleveland
Underwood Pubg
Conrad
Standard Rendering Co
Oscar Arnold
S. Mulberry
Ottawa Herald General Services
McCracken
H. E. Adell
Lane
Frank R. Kirkland
John Scott
West Pomona
Springer Holstein
Frank Kerns
Baldwin
Jack Nelson
Printy
Ben Printy
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Wight Consignment
Fr. Co. Sales Co., Inc
Highway
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Colgate Palmolive CO
Kansas Ave
Mutual of
Omaha
Kans
Pontiac
Buick
Cadillac
Harold Tetwiler
Minnick Motors
AAA Co
Honan
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