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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1967

Page

4

Ottawa area colleges share in private grant funding

Ottawa University is among member colleges of the Kansas Foundation for Private Colleges to share a $15,000 unrestricted grant from Cities Service Foundation New York. Enis Piano Tuning CH 24431 Adv. Marilyn Kay McCloskey daughter of Theodore and Mrs Randel Williamsburg teaches English at Americus High School Americus Kan as part of her student teaching at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. Gilbert Gilges and Earle Hill Ottawa Cooperative Association members were among 164 passengers flying Kansas City to a phosphate fertilizer plant in central Florida Jan 8. Farmland Industries sponsored the trip to showcase the plant to Midwest cooperative leaders.

Ottawa University Kansas Foundation For Private Colleges Cities Service Foundation New York Marilyn Kay McCloskey Theodore Randel Williamsburg Americus High School Americus Kan Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia Gilbert Gilges Earle Hill Ottawa Cooperative Association Kansas City Florida Farmland Industries, Inc Midwest

Orthopedic Surgeon Delays Visit to Ransom Memorial

Dr Ernest D Szabados of Independence Missouri will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital on January 12 and January 19. Ottawa receives 4387 19 as its share of a quarterly gasoline tax distribution totaling 625000 from the January 1966 state revenue enumeration.

Ernest D. Szabados Independence Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa State Board of Agriculture

Community events and incidents from Kansas area notices

Latimer Community to host a potluck and film at 6 30 P M Friday in the community house.WHITE MOTOR Company reports theft of chrome air cleaner and oil cap from a 1967 Plymouth at First and Hickory parking lot valued at 45 dollars. Franklin County receives 10599 61 from gas tax distribution. Mrs Bosco Smith admitted to St Luke s Hospital Kansas City room S S 526. Mrs Kenneth Reddick patient at Saint Mont Vail Hospital Topeka room 3250. Emergency treatment given at Ransom Memorial Hospital Monday to Paul Kelpe Ottawa University student Price Hall John Horne Williamsburg cut on head and Bob Schouten Maple left eye foreign object removal.

White Motor Company First Hickory Ransom Memorial Hospital Paul Kelpe Ottawa University Price Hall Safeway John Horne Williamsburg Bob Schouten Maple

Marriage Licenses Filed for Richeson and Stine in Ottawa

David Richeson, 19, Ottawa, and Delores Stine, 18, Ottawa, filed marriage licenses. The notice records their intent to wed in Ottawa, detailing ages and hometown.

David Richeson Ottawa Delores Stine

Bridge Winners and Second Place by City and Names

Bridge winners listed by direction and players with city affiliations. First north-south participants include Helga Kursk Lawrence and John Thornburg with te Lyle Hanes Ottawa Bill Nesheim Topeka and John Gran tham John Padget Lawrence. First east-west John Eoff Lawrence and Mrs Warren Cae sey Lawrence. Second north-south and second east-west include additional pairs Mr and Mrs Eugene Bush.

Helga Kursk Lawrence John Thornburg Lyle Hanes Ottawa Bill Nesheim Topeka John Grantham John Padget John Eoff Warren Caesey Eugene Bush

New Sales Head At Moore Agency

Merlin Reed named sales manager of Moore Chevrolet Oldsmobile Inc. by owner Lester Moore. Reed, a Paola native and Moore veteran since 1948, succeeds Robert Reiter who will buy Jack Morrow’s stake in Moore-Morrow Chevrolet at Great Bend. Reed and his wife Juanita have four children.

Merlin Reed Brookside Lane Moore Chevrolet- Oldsmobile Inc Lester Moore Reed Moore Robert Reiter Paola Reiter Jack Morrow Moore-Morrow Chevrolet Great Bend Reiter Cheverolet Juanita Glen Greg Glenda Genia

Credit Strings Become Loose Credit Strings Become Loose

New York AP reports looser credit may offer limited relief to parents facing second semester tuition and looming bills. Despite tight money, federal support expands from July, with loans under the National Defense Education Act and Higher Education Act aiding undergraduates at about 3 percent interest, mostly funded by the government while schools process applications.

New York National Defense

Mundell Divorce Granted in Osawatomie District Court

Lu cille Mundell, 37, of Osawatomie, was granted a divorce from Mel vin Earl Mundell, 47, also of Osawatomie, in a District Court session held Monday.

Lucille Mundell Osawatomie Melvin Earl Mundell Osawatoemie

Police News: Andrews Cited for Illegal Registration and No License

Richard D. Andrews, 28, of 913 North Mulberry, cited in the 900 block of North Mulberry for operating a motor vehicle with illegal registration and for driving without a valid license. He posted a $30 bond.

Richard D. Andrews N. Mulberry North Mulberry

Deaths Mrs Fred West And Mrs Mary Connley

Two obituaries summarize deaths in January including Mrs Fred West 84 of Melrose New Mexico and Mrs Mary A Connley 94 of Ottawa Kansas. West died January 3 in Portales NM with services January 5 at Melrose Baptist Church and burial in Melrose Cemetery. Surviving West are two sons Free land West and Wayne West a daughter Mrs Mile died Harmon and ten grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Connley died January today at home after a six month illness with services January in Dengel and Son Mortuary and burial in Hope Cemetery. She was born May 3 1872 Clinton Missouri lived in Lawrence and Ottawa and had two sons Frank Price and Theodore Price.

Fred West Melrose N. M Ottawa Melrose Baptist Church Melrose Cemetery Portales Freeland West Kansas City Wayne West Albuquerque Mile Harmon Belen Mary A. Connley E. 8Th St Dengel and Son Mortuary James Gray Hope Cemetery Lawrence Melvin Price Lonnie Connley Holiness Church Ada Order of Eastern Star Frank Price Theodore Price

Funeral for Olive T. Walker held at Lamb Funeral Home

Mrs Olive T Walker died January 6 and funeral services were January 9 at Lamb Funeral Home. Rev James W McCrose officiated. Pallbearers included Ray A Howell Robert McCrea Robert McBride William Jd Marks Randolph Bundy and Clarence W Hegberg. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery with Faith Chapter Gold Star Mothers members attending.

Olive T. Walker Lamb Funeral James W. McCrose Ray A. Howell Robert McCrea Robert McBride William Jd. Marks Randolph Bundy Clarence W. Hegberg Jay Milton R. L. Stevens Higheland Cemetery Faith Gold Star

Movie Star Not Proud Antistar Paul Newman on fame

Hollywood reports paint Paul Newman as antistar yet polls show him as the nation's favorite actor. He says he writes his own ticket with $750,000 plus profits and rejects exalted status, calling himself not ashamed of acting work but not worthy of special status. He and Joanne Woodward recently bought a Beverly Hills home but will keep Connecticut as home base.

Hollywood Paul Newman Newman Neweman Joanne Woodward Beverly Hills Newmans Weill Connecticut California

The Bride Was A Little Younger

In Covington Kentucky a justice of the peace officiated as Irene Moseley aged 19 wed John H Napier 71 The bride kissed her husband for photographers and joked his mustache tickled Her father, 74, is 30 years older than his wife and was 71 when their youngest child was born three years ago The ceremony highlighted a wide age gap and family anecdotes surrounding the wedding

Irene Moseley John H. Napier Miss Mosley Irene

Pomona Advances Four Mile Sewer Plan After Polls

Pomona officials confirm widening of alleys only in brushy overlaps as the four mile sewer system serving about 250 customers moves forward. The project, first discussed seven years ago, faced cost overruns and wage concerns but won council approval 4-1 after a second opinion poll.

Hull Pomona Oleg Ediger Topeka Pomonans

State Mineral Production Up in Kansas 1966 Record

Lawrence AP A record high value of 584.19 million dollars for Kansas mineral production in 1966, nearly three percent above the 1965 top, is estimated by the State Geological Survey at the University of Kansas. The year end review lists crude oil at 305.42 million, natural gas 103.72 million, natural gasol ine and LPG 43.2 million, helium 32.63 million, cement 29.02 million, stone 17.89 million, salt 13.7 million, clay and clay products 13.7 million, sand and gravel 8.5 million, coal 5.66 million, and miscellaneous 10.76 million.

Lawrence, Kan Kansas State Geological Survey University of Kansas

Mixed up bowling scores show high games and leaders

A scrambled list of league bowling results highlights top scorers and high games across multiple teams. Notable names include L Larson D Mille Fritts and M Cochrane with scores ranging to 211 194 and totals around 500 plus, across Ottawa leagues and sponsors like Elks Ladies and Brunswick League IOOF.

Brunswick League IOOF D. Breckenridge Helen and Bill's Cafe L. Whaley L. Evans McMillen Oil CO J. Taylor Hubbard Lumber Scribner Ottawa Insulation Burns Ainsworth First National

Ottawa Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals

Hospital notes list admissions Harold Roff Behan Hall Ottawa University Mrs Paul Sims Queenemo Mrs Emma Burghart 1024 S Cedar L B Paine 314 Maple Mrs Cecil Kapp 1317 S Cedar Denise Barber 323 S Sycamore Monday Nelson Fritts Ottawa RFD 2 Tuesday dismissals Mrs Brownie Hermreck Garnett RFD 3 Mrs Marjorie Weleton 743 Pecan Mrs Harold Simmons Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Marvin Sturm Wellsville RFD 1 Monday Mrs Robert Weide ner Ottawa RFD 2 Cora Pursley 724 N Main Mrs Catherine Harford 1127 N Pope lar Mrs J F Beatty Lyndon Walter Bush Cedar House Elm er Robinson 611 N King Leonard Newland Baldwin RFD 1 Tuesday

Harold Roff Behan Hall Ottawa University Paul Sims Quenemo Emma Burghart Cedar L. B. Paine Cecil Kapp Denise Barber Sycamore Nelson Fritts Ottawa Marvin Sturm Wellsville Robert Weidener

Soviet Parliament Seen as Debating Behind Closed Doors

West views the Supreme Soviet as a rubber stamp but Literary Gazette reports that a Kremlin committee room bears a sign for a discussion of disagreements. Deputies haggle over draft wording, with votes on wording sometimes close, suggesting more internal debate than public shows.

Moscow Kremlin Supreme Soviet Communist Party Literary Gazette

Kansas City AP Auction and Market Roundup

AP reports wholesale egg quotes for large and medium sizes with unchanged butter. Cattle numbers show 3,600 head with varied steady to weak, including steer and heifer prices. Hog and sheep markets list barrows, gilts, sows, and lamb values with mixed gains and declines across weight classes.

Kansas City

Two Car Wreck In Ottawa Leaves No Injuries

A 12:35 p.m. Monday collision in the 500 block of South Main Ottawa involved a 1966 Chevrolet driven by Bobbie G. Robbins 39 and a 1961 Chevrolet driven by Edna B. Kreusch 54 no injuries were reported. Damages total $403.50 with Robbins rear struck and Kreusch rear damaged per officers. Also includes notices on voter registration and probate hearing for Walter W. Tucker estate.

South Main Bobbie G. Robbins Willow Robebins Edna B. Kreusch Ottawa Kreusch

Cites for traffic offenses issued by County Court

Joseph J. Stotler 30 of Roseland Park Kansas cited Jan 2 southeast of Prineston on US 59 for proper passing. pleaded guilty, fined 10 dollars plus costs. Elmo Shepherd Jr 25 of Lawrence cited Jan 1 north of Richmond on US 59 for reckless driving. pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Lawrence W. Anderson 32 of Carpentersville Illinois cited Dec 14 east of Ottawa on 1.35 for not having a daily log. pleaded guilty, fined 10 dollars plus costs. Dwayne Cameron 29 of Ottawa University cited Jan 2 east of Ottawa on I 35 for failing to stop at a stop sign. pleaded guilty, fined 5 dollars and costs.

Joseph J. Stotler Roseland Park Kan Princeston Elmol. Shepherd JR Lawrence Richmond Lawrence W. Anderson Carpentersville Ill Ottawa Dwayne Cameron Ottawa University

Probate Court Notice in Estate of J C Briles Deceased

First published January 3 1967 and last published January 17 1967 in Franklin County Kansas. In the Probate Court of the county and state the matter concerns the estate of J C Briles deceased Case No 11-653. All persons concerned are notified.

State of Kansas Franklin County Said Walter W. Tucker J. C. Briles

Petition for probate of J C Briles will in Kansas

Alberta E Gentry filed in Ottawa Kansas a probate petition as adult daughter and heirat law seeking admission of the May 18 1965 will of J C Briles and appointment of Alberta E Gentry as executrix without bond. Defenses must be filed by January 25 1967 at 10:00 am in the court at Ottawa Kansas. Alberta E Gentry Anderson & Byrd First National Bank Bldg Ottawa Kansas

State of Kansas George L. Marestall Walter W. Tucker George L. Marshall Ottawa Franklin Couny Gleason Doty and Logan Alberta E. Gentry Legac J. C. Briles Franklin County

Classified Ads Per Word Rates And Thank You Note

Classified ads show per word rates for multiple insertions and a cash minimum, followed by a gratitude note from the Bushnell and Offens backer families thanking friends for sympathy, cards, flowers, meals, and donations during their loss, with special mention of Dr Ruble and Rev Cooper.

Ruble Cooper Orel J

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Enis Ottawa Herald Kenneth Reddick Storemont-Vail Hospital Latimer Moore Agency Police News Covington, Ky Justice of the Peace L. Larson D. Mille F. Mille C. Wolgast J. Nichols L. Gorton R. Fritts Fritts F. Fritts Ottawa Savings M. Cochrane Osburn M. Cayot Lee M. Ainsworth G. Whitacre Nitcher J. Hettler Elk’s Ladies D. Birckhead A. Fredeen Otetawa Donald R. Capper Anderson & Byrd First National Bank Ottawa, Kansas Wright Loren Offensbacker Order of the White Shine of Jerusalem P.m. Arlene Talbott, W.H.P. Lanah Cameron, W.S South Side P.O Mutual OF Omaha Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co United of Omaha Morrow Rawleigh Freeport Ilk Clifford R Hobbs Myers Bros Claude Howard Franklin County Sales Company North Wesley Stevenson Ralph Pippett Elect Baldwin Jet Frank Mages Homewood Jack Nelson Council Grove Printy Ben Printy Cap Main
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