Postmaster Cume mings Returns Home From Kansas City
News briefs report Postmaster T J Cume mings returning from Research Hospital in Kansas City after a stay since before Christmas. Also noted are town updates on car and truck tag sales, a chamber coffee meeting to plan 1965 Christmas shopping nights, water-supply readiness for domestic and livestock use, debaters Hoppe and Morgan from Ottawa University earning certificates, and orthopedic surgeon Dr Ernest Szabados missing a Thursday visit. The Ottawa PTA Council will meet tomorrow at 4 15 pm at the District 30 offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cume Mings
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Ernest Szabados
Independence
Ranesom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Pta Council
Tomore Row
District 30 Board of Education
3Rd
Sheep School at Masonic Hall Thursday Morning
The Sheep School at the District Sheep and Wool School begins at 9 45 a m Thursday at the Masonic Hall. It covers the wool situation imports and the Kansas Ewe Procurement program plus ewe flock management with a local panel discussing sheep programs. A lamb luncheon is served at noon and a door prize drawing by the Franklin County Sheep Association concludes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Franklin County Sheep Association
Market price report for eggs hogs cattle in Kansas City
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports egg prices by size and grade unchanged with large 0.69 to 0.70 per unit, wholesale eggs at 27.12 to 26.29. Hog prices show barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower and sows 25 higher with various weight ranges. Cattle and calves values mostly bid lower on steers and heifers, with calves and feeders showing mixed gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births List in District
Admissions include Homer Rule 310 W 15th Mrs Anna Funk 815 Cleveland Guy Monroe Ottawa RFD 3 Gilbert Pottorff Wellsville Mrs Phil Simms 309 S Locust Sunday Mrs Elsie Cain Pomona Mrs Richard Timmons Princeton Dismissals include Freeman Crawford Emporia Mrs Rex Simmons and daughter Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Ralph Shaffer and daughter Williamsburg RFD 2 Mrs Everett Roecker Williamsburg Edd Anderson Baldwin Mrs James Welch Princeton Mrs Bertram Mitchell Ottawa RFD 4 Saturday Mrs Damon McDowell Ose Anatomie Mrs Agnes Eckentreod 720 N Main George Santarpia 513 S Cherry Sunday Mrs Larry Bulmer Michigan Valley Mrs Ivan T McLees Richmond Monday Births Mr and Mrs Michael Mason Pomona RFD 1 a boy Monday weight 8 lbs 8 oz
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Homer Rule
W. 15Th
Anna Funk
Cleveland
Guy Monroe
Ottawa
RFD
Gilbert Pottorff
Wellsville
Phil Simms
S. Locust
Sunday
Elsie Cain
Pomona
Richard Timmons
Princeton
Freeman Crawford
Emporia
Rex Simmons
Ralph Shaffer
Williamsburg
Everett Roecker
Edd Anderson
Baldwin
James Welch
Bertram Mitchell
Damon McDowell
Ose
Agnes Eckenteroed
Main
George Sans Tarpia
Cherry
Larry Bulmer
Michigan Valley
Ivan T. McLees
Richmond
Deaths: Gay Busby and William Henton
Gay Busby 70 Concordia real estate and insurance man and Ottawa University graduate died Saturday in Mercy Hospital San Diego. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. Smith Chapel Concordia with burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Surviving wife Louise Busby daughter Mrs Hugh Buff San Diego brother Virgil Busby New London N H sister Lulu Busby Santa Fe N M and two grandchildren. William R Henton 90 retired farmer near Lyndon died Sunday evening in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon burial Lyndon Cemetery. Born Oct 18 1874 he lived in Lyndon area all his life and remained single. Surviving one sister Mrs Maude Bennett Lyndon four nieces and one nephew.
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Gay Busby
Concordia Real Estate
Ottawa University
Mercy Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Smith Chapel
Concordia
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Library Board
Louise Busby
Hugh Buff
Virgil Busby
New London
N. H
Lulu Busby
Santa Fe
N. M
Lyndon Area
Maude Bennett
Lyndon
Man Hit By Car In Front Of Waverly Bank
A Waverly man, Clair Gillow, was struck by a 1963 Chevrolet driven by John W. Irey while crossing in front of the Waverly Bank at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Irey said he did not see Gillow until he flew through the windshield as he prepared to make a right turn. Gillow was taken to Newman Hospital in Emporia. hospital officials reported he was doing quite well. No arrest had been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Waverly Bank
Coffey County
Delbert Helmer
Clair Gillow
John W. Irey
Helmer
Irey
Princeton Troop’s Talk Homecoming Victory and Queen Crowning
Princeton celebrated a successful homecoming with wins over Williamsburg. Nancy Detwiler was crowned 1965 Homecoming Queen during the festivities. The school enters the last full week of the first semester ending January 18 with finals approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Will Liamsburg
Nancy Detwiler
Shannon and Rodgers Obtain Marriage Licenses
P M Shannon 22 of Topeka and Ella Rodgers 22 of San Angelo Texas have been issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Shannon
Topeka, and
Ella Rodgers
San Angelo, Tex
Wonders Whether Gift Is For Her
A mother notes the wardrobe tug of war with her daughter Gay, ages 14, as clothes increasingly become mutual swap items. She laments shared shoes and accessories, fears outgrowing dresses, and recalls Gay’s shoe size leap and a gift of size 7 sneakers amid ongoing control of personal attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Stilley
New York
Gay
One Bullet Ends Life of U.S. Captain in Viet Nam Clash
U.S. Army Captain James F. Ray was killed by a single Viet Cong bullet during a night patrol across the Saigon River. A Rhodes Scholar and West Point graduate of 1959, Ray, 27, hailed from an Army family with his father Col. Calude E. Ray at 4th Army Headquarters in San Antonio. His widow Charlotte lives in Tyler, Texas. Ray’s death highlights the tightening Viet Cong ring around Saigon and follows the deployment of a roving patrol guard system near the Nha Be fuel dump five miles down the river.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Army
James F. Ray
South Viet Nam
West Point
Ray
Oxford University
Calude E. Ray
4Th Army
San Antonio
Texas
Charlotte
Tyler
U.S
Nha Be
Freshmen Claim World Shower-Record Streak at Tarkio
Tarkio College freshmen Mike Jamison and Jan Nugent reportedly stayed under a bath shower for 48 hours and 34 minutes in Bester Hall. They claimed the record surpassed Harvard students 46.14 hours, claiming they ate, smoked, slept, and played cards during the immersion, with waterproofed cigarettes and cards and skin protected by petroleum jelly.
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Tarkio, Mo
Tarkio College
Mike Jamison
Huntington
Long Island
N.Y
Jan Nugent
Chicago
Bester Hall
Harvard
Jamison
Nugent
Police News of Speeding Fines and Arrests in Local Areas
William E Lang 58 was cited for speeding 31 in a 20 mph zone in the 400 block of North Main. John J Cerario 20 was cited for 34 in a 20 mph zone and posted 14 bond. Charles Leon Perry 57 jailed for drunk in public after 1 am. Donald G OConnor 38 cited for 32 in a 20 mph zone on South Main. James D Russell 24 cited for 42 in a 30 mph zone posting 12 bond. John C Gleisberg 16 cited for 43 in a 30 mph zone in Wellsville. John Johnson 21 jailed on speeding 70 in a 30 mph zone, reckless driving, and red light/siren violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Lang
North Main
John J. Cerario
Emporia
John C. Gleisberg
Wellsville
Charles Leon Perry
Baldewin Rfd
William W. Johnson
Pomona
James D. Russell
Lawerence
Donald G. O’connor
South Main
Ensign Paula Schmanke Receives Navy Physical Therapist Post
Ensign Paula Schmanke 22 of Ottawa RFD 3 is stationed at Portsmouth Virginia Naval Hospital as a physical therapist. A Ottawa High School and University of Kansas graduate, she joined the Navy about a year ago and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Schmanke.
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Paula Schmanke
Ottawa Rfd 3
Portmouth, Va
Naval Hospital
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Navy
Earl Schmanke
Probe For Two Bodies After British Columbia Landslide
In Hope British Columbia volunteers probe a 100 foot wall of broken mountain that buried a highway and killed four people. Two bodies missing as searchers scour the debris while smaller rockfalls occur and rescuers work beneath the mountainside. Victims identified as Vance Beck of Penticton Thomas Starchuk of Aldergrove Dennis Arlitt 23 of Penticton and Mary Kalmakoff 21 of Shoreacres. Miss Kalmakoff and Arlitt remain missing.
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HOPE
B.C
Vance Beck
Penticton
Thome
Starchuk
Aldergrove
Dennis Arlitt
Mary Kalmakoff
Shoreacres
Arlitt
Miss Kalmakoff
Snowstorms paralyze Northeast traffic and close schools
Heavy snowstorms disrupt air travel, highway traffic, and school operations across the Northeast. Virginia reports a foot of snow with five counties closed, while Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York City, and New Jersey see flights canceled, roads hazardous, and emergency plans activated. Several fatalities and weather-related incidents noted from West Virginia to Idaho and Montana.
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Associated Press
Virginia
West Virginia
U.S. 460
Princeton
Martinsburg
Panhandle
Philadelphia
Philadelphia International
Harrisburg York
Ebensburg
William W. Scranton
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Maryland
New York City
Kennedy International Airport
Boston
Montreal
New York
Midtown Manhattan
New Jersey
Dedication of Chapel at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Around 90 attended the Sunday afternoon dedication of the Ransom Memorial Hospital Chapel. Ottawa ministers led by Rev. Ned M. Roberts and Rev. Charles P. Knight organized the service with readings from Rev. Roberts and others, a hospital board address by F. R. Bennett, and a benediction by Rev. Robert Carver. Jay Milton sang Bless This House during the program.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital Chapel
Ottawa Ministerial Association
Ned M. Roberts
Charles P. Knight
Roberts
Raymond P. Jennings
Roger Greenslade
F. R. Bennett
Stephen Lott
Two Hurt In Wreck Near Wellsville on K-33
Two persons suffered bruises and abrasions in a 1:30 p.m. Saturday collision one mile north of Wellsville on K-33. Charlotte Bell, 19, Wellsville, drove a 1963 Chevrolet northbound while Oakes R. Temple, 69, Baldwin RFD 3, drove a 1964 Chevrolet pickup eastbound. Temple, who stopped at a stop sign, said he could not clear the crossing and was cited for failure to yield. Neither driver was taken to a hospital. Front-end damage totaled about $200 on the car and $100 on the pickup.
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Wellsville
Charlotte Bell
Oakes R. Temple
Baldwin Rfd
Temple
Damge
Dame Age
Driver Held In Jail After Early Morning Crash
Wellsville man Robert Barnes Jr. was hospitalized after a 3:15 a.m. crash on East Carlson Road near LeLoup. He reported a two-vehicle collision with a second car that fled the scene. Barnes was treated for chest pains, released, then jailed for driving while intoxicated. Front end damage to his 1955 Plymouth was about 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robert Barnes Jr
RFD
East Carlson Road
LeLoup
Barnes
Building Permits Granted for Fred R. Ferguson Garage
Fred R. Ferguson of 510 North Oak received two building permits on Saturday to erect a frame garage with an estimated cost of 425 dollars.
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Fred R. Ferguson
N. Oak
Grace Episcopal Elects Officers
Grace Episcopal Church elected three men to the vestry and installed officers at its annual meeting led by Rev. Leopold Hoppe. New vestry members are F. J. Sneddall, Charles Barnes and Edward Patterson Garnett. retiring vestrymen include Carl Ziegler Dr. Sam Lyman and Frank Riley.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold Hoppe
F. J. Snedall
Charles Barnes
Edward Patterson
Garnett
Carl Ziegler
Sam Lyman
Frank Riley
Wreck on Poplar and Seventh Ends With DUI Arrest
A one car crash at the Poplar and Seventh intersection left no injuries. Driver Robert C. Beardsley, 29, of 534 S. Poplar, maneuvered onto the curb after a southbound car crowded him. Beardsley was arrested for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving and posted a $250 bond. Damages included two flat front tires and a damaged left rear fender.
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Poplar
Seventh Streets
Robert C. Beardsley
S. Poplar
Poplar Street
Beardsley
Driver Cited After Two Vehicle Wreck Near Ottawa
On US 59 just north of Ottawa early Sunday, two cars collided when 18 year old John L. Rowland of 1529 S Oak allegedly accelerated while passing in the south bound lane and struck William W. Wilford 17 of Ottawa RFD 4 driving a 1965 Ford Mustang. Rowland was cited for reckless driving and driving under the influence of alcohol. Four passengers in Wilford’s car were uninjured. Rowland’s 1962 Pontiac convertible was a total wreck. Mustang sustained $500 to $600 damage.
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Ottawa
John L. Rowland
S. Oak
William W. Wilford
RFD
Kansas Highway Patrol
Rowland
Wilford
Job Advertises Hundreds of Open Roles in 1852 Lincoln Service
Thousands of positions offered with high starting pay up to 102.00 a week. Preparatory training available until appointment with no prior experience required. Free information on jobs and salaries, write today with name address and phone to Lincoln Service Box W-74 Ottawa Herald.
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MeneWomen
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
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House of Beauty
S. Main
Almeda Edwards
John Hoppe
Tilford Morgan
William Jewell College
Liberty
Southwest Baptis College
William Jewell
University of Missouri
Evangel College
Hoppe
Ehiis
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Bor
United States
Michael Mason
William R. Henton
Shaffer Mortuary
Overbrook
Police News
Ens. Schmanke
New England
Sixs State
Idaho
U.S. 89
Glacier National Park
Montana
Midwest
Hibe Bing
Minn
California
Grace Episcopal
Robert B. Anderson
Robert B. Wellington
Robert Grabham
of Trade
Speidel LD
Rosemary
Loretta
Jones Skelly Service
McMillian Plumbing and Electrical
Mamsburg
Kan
Don McMillan Richard Jones
U.S. Civil Service
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Harold Stewart
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Jim Brady
Clifford R. Hobbs
Kansas
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