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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1963

Page

3

Thornbrugh visits, funeral. major surgery updates

Weekend visits in Neosho Falls were followed by a Lamar trip to fetch Mrs Ethel Thornbrugh. A Topeka funeral for Mark Thornbrugh occurred. Mrs Pat Wigglesworth learned of her husband’s Mayo Clinic surgery in Rochester Minnesota. The article also notes a foreclosure suit, rate cuts by Southwestern Bell, and local community events.

O. E. Thornbrugh Neosho Falls Pat Wigglesworth Ruel W. Mitchell Mitchell Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Methodist Hospital

Getting Colder Getting Colder

TOPEKA AP Temperatures plummet across Kansas as a northward front brings snow and freezing drizzle. Winds reach 20 to 30 mph and will drive temperatures down to less than 10 above by Friday with readings from zero to five in the northwest and ten in the southeast. Western Kansas faces several inches of snow with blowing and drifting.

U. S. Weather Bureau Kansas Wichita Topeka

Two-Price Wheat Plan Aims Income Security for 1964

Secretary Freeman outlined the Kennedy administration two price plan for wheat for 1964. It would insure farmer income near the 1961-62 level, set national acreage at about 49 to 50 million, reduce individual allotments by 10 percent, and support roughly 92.5 million bushels at $2 per bushel with a $1.30 per bushel rate for excess wheat.

Omaha Neb Orville L. Freeman American Farm Bureau Federation National Farmers Union National Grange National Farmers Organization Freeman Congress

Non-Farm Income Protection Hurts Farmers Says

Herschel D. Newsom, master of the National Grange, told the 92nd Kansas Agricultural Convention that government effort to protect non agricultural incomes worsens farm problems. He argued unsound farm programs and protection raise wages and prices, becoming farmers production and living costs.

Topeka Kan Herschel D. Newsom The National Grange Newsom

Study Equipment For City Truck In Ottawa

City officials discussed six price quotations for a utility line body with rotating derrick costing 15134 dollars to mount on a new truck. The city will buy the truck after choosing the line body, with quotations preferred over sealed bids to compare equipment. Other items covered include street surfacing legality, police activity and building code committee appointments for Ottawa, plus a carnival permit request and property annexation on West 7th.

Don Hamilton Water and Light Department Hamilton Paul Perkins Jim McCrea Lauren Fowler Allen Loyd Vince Skidmore Don Gorton Ottawa American Legion Forest Park West 7Th William Bowers W. 7Th

Death of Clinton H. Peterson, 70, at Home

Clinton H. Peterson, 70, of 710 North Main died today at 11 40 a m at his home after a long illness. A retired carpenter and builder born August 18 1892 at Colony he was a member of New Century Methodist Church. Surviving are his widow Margaret, a son Eugene of Phoenix Arizona a daughter Mrs Emmett Dushar of Topeka three grandchildren two brothers Carl and Lee Peterson of Ottawa and two sisters Mrs Dan Lewis of Topeka and Mrs Charles Swann of Fresno California Funeral arrangements will be announced by Towner's Chapel.

Clinton H. Peterson N. Main Colony New Century Methodist Church Margaret Peterson Eugene Phoenix Ariz Emmett Dushar Topeka Carl Lee Peterson Ottawa Dan Lewis Charles Swann Fresno Calif. Towner’s Chapel

Funeral services for Ralph H. Wood

Ralph H. Wood died January 6 and funeral services were held January 9 at Dengel & Son Mortuary with Dr. Raymond P. Jennings officiating. Pallbearers included Garner Groh, Eddie Hasty, Bud Milton, Ralph Hess, Bob Wiggins and Tom Welborn. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs. R. L. Stevens accompanying. Burial followed in Garnett Cemetery. Masonic rites were conducted by Ottawa Lodge No. 18 AF and AM with Melvin Sellers and George Ledom officiating.

Ralph H. Wood Dengel & Son Mortuary Raymond P. Jennings Garner Groh Eddie Hasty Bud Milton Ralph Hess Bob Wiggins Tom Welborn Dean Zook R. L. Stevens Garnett Cemetery Ottawa Lodge No. 18 AF & AM Melvin Sellers George Ledom WM

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Mixed

Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Keith Wait RFD 1 Marie Freed 3164 Walnut Wednesday Trexel Warren RFD 2 Everett E Hill 825 S Main Ray Mac Arthur Richmond Thursday Dismissals include Pamela Smith RFD 1 Williams burg Wednesday Mrs Donald Meeker and baby son 1425 Elm Calvin Bostic Williamsburg Michael Conner 512 Maple Clifford Cain Lawrence Mrs Raymond Comstock and baby son Lyndon John Baxter Lane Thursday

Keith Wait Marie Freed Walnut Trexel Warren Everett E. Hill S. Main Ray MacArthur Richmond Pamela Smith RFD Williamsburg Donald Meeker Baby Son Calvin Bostic Michael Conner Clifford Cain Lawrence Raymond Comstock Lyndon John Baxter Lane

Forfeit Bonds in Police Court Fines and Pleas

Three men forfeited bond for nonpayment of parking tickets after failing to appear in police court. Dick Collins, Rex Meyers, and William J. Lay faced $6, $12, and $6 bonds respectively. Ward L. Ward pleaded guilty to running a stop sign and open bottle, fined $50. Others forfeited bonds for driving with mufflers, speeding, running a red light, or backing into an accident.

Dick Collins N. Mulberry Rex Meyers Estabrook William J. Lay Sycamore Ward L. Ward Topeka Douglas D. Farrell S. Ash George Lawrence Lawrence John P. Howell Pomona Lucile Harvey Baldwin

Public hearing set on LeLoup Route 1646 improvement project

Franklin County invites LeLoup residents to comment on a 1.6 mile Federal Aid Route 1646 upgrade from the 263 junction to I 35. Planned grading culverts bridge and crushed stone surfacing require more right of way. Written notices due by January 21 1963 to County Engineer Fred Gardner Ottawa Kansas.

LeLoup Franklin County Ottawa Kansas Fred Gardner State Highway Commission OF Kansas Addison H. Meschke

Overbrook and Ottawa Kansas Livestock Sale Schedule

Livestock sale listings across Overbrook Ottawa Pomona and nearby towns. Weekly auctions occur Wednesday and Friday with events at Community auction 1136 N Main and North Ottawa Highway 59 sales. Dates include January 10 18 21 29 with consignments dairy cattle farm machinery and stocker feeder sales.

Jack Nelson Pomona Kas Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Kansas Allen County Livestock Auction Gae City Kansas Harold Stewart Charles Beatty Harold Charles Lyndon Fr. Co. Sales Co., Inc Highway 59 Ottawa Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Franklin County Sale Company Carl Fisher Jr Waverly Franklin County Vernon Fitzgerald

Ottawa City Ordinance Defines Boundaries in Detail

Ottawa Kansas council passes Ordinance No 222 defining the city limits and boundary lines. The lengthy description cites multiple sections townships and parcels in Franklin County including Kerrs Subdivision Highland Heights and Rockwood Acres with references to Wright Street Wilson Street Beech Street and Cleaveland Avenue and repeals Ordinance No 2180. The measure takes effect after publication and was approved December 26 1962.

Ottawa Kansas Sec Franklin County Ottawa Steel Main Street City of Ottawa Junction Avenue Lawrence District Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company Second District Cleveland Avenue Wilson Street Wright Kerr Wright Street City of Wilson Creek Missouri Pacific Railroad Fourth Street Beech Street Twyman’s Twyman - Sprigg Lathrop Section Township 17 Willow Acres A.T. & S.F. Railway Cedar Street Highland Heights Fifteenth Street Rockwood Acres East Thirteenth Street Brookside Addition East Eleventh Street Marais Des Cygnes Cottonwood Street Powhattan Street Charles Williamson

Machinist Wanted for Permanent Position

Employment notice seeking a machinist with four years approved apprentice or four years as a first class machinist. References required. Good wages and liberal benefits. Apply in person at our Employment Office Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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