Keagy family ties and local notices in Ottawa brief
Mr and Mrs I R Keagy of 830 W 5th spoke with son R D Keagy Sacramento an attorney in the California legislature which sits until June. Also reports loadings and carloads for Santa Fe lines for the week ending Jan 12 1963 and local business notes from Ottawa including a piano tuner and Electrolux salesman contact, club meeting details and a police charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Keagy
W. 5Th
R. D. Keagy
Sacramento
Calif
California
Santa Fe System
Funeral Services for Sherm Hilton Died Jan 11
Funeral services for J. Sherm Hilton who died January 11 were held January 14 at Derigel and Son Mortuary with Rev. Wes James and Rev. Guy Casey officiating. Pallbearers were FE F Gilbert Hugh Cramer Ray Brecheisen Gordon Hughes J W Tomlinson and Carl Warnock. C J Milton sang hymns with Mrs. R L Stevens. Burial in Hope Cemetery. Louis H Hanson Post 194 American Legion conducted military services led by Commander J W Tomlinson and Chaplain Homer Ganong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
J. W. Tomlinson
Homer Ganong
Cars Damaged In Collision In Wichita
Cars driven by Roger M. Moore and Benjamin M. Seymour collided at the With and Mulberry intersection amid ice and snow. Moore said he could not stop. his right front fender and bumper received $70 damage, Seymour’s left rear fender $34, and Moore was cited for lacking a valid Kansas license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger M. Moore
Benjamin M. Seymour
Poplar
With
Mulberry
Moore
Ith
Seymour
Kansas
Promotions For Eight Guardsmen In Rocket-Howitzer Unit
Eight National Guardsmen from Headquarters and Headquarters Battery 1st Rocket-Howitzer Battalion 127th Artillery unit received promotions. Those promoted are Sp-4 Bobby E. Crawford Po mona Sp-4 Frederick R. Ferguson 510 N. Oak Sp-4 William E. Guenther Baldwin PFC Eugene G. Erickson Wellsville PIC Duane H. Hall 822 8. Mulberry PFC Floyd Heckman 419 W. 3rd PFC Larry D. Lemon 815 N. Oak and PFC Loren D Middlebusher RFC 4 Ottawa. The three specialists rose from private first class and the others from private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Bobby E. Crawford
Pomona
Frederick R. Ferguson
N. Oak
William E. Guenther
Baldwin
Eugene G. Erickson
Wellsville
Duane H. Hall
Mulberry
Floyd Heckman
W. $Rd
Larry D. Lemon
Loren D. Middlebusher
RFC 4
Ottawa
Two French Siblings Tie Marriages Across Families
ST. PHILEBERT DE VOUAINE France AP Maurice Musset and Solange Guery wed in 1952. Gustave Musset married Yvette Guery in 1954. Joseph and Theophile Musset married Monique and Genevieve Guery in 1959. Paul Musset wed Bernadette Guery on Saturday, completing five pairings between the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Philebert DE Vouaine
France
Maurice Musset
Solange Guery
Musset
Gustave
Solange
Yvette
Joseph
Theophile
Guery
Monique
Genevieve
Paul
Bernadette
Pleads Guilty To Burglary In Ottawa Case
Elvin Ellen Malburg Jr. pleaded guilty in District Court to second degree burglary and was sentenced to the Kansas Industrial Reformatory. Judge Floyd Coffman took under advisement probation and a parole report. A further hearing is set for January 23. Malburg allegedly broke into a storage shed owned by Dr. Fred Henning, located three miles west of Ottawa, on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Ellen Malburg Jr
Kansas Industrial Reformatory
Floyd Coffman
Malburg
Fred. Henning
Ottawa
Suspect Arrested in KU Painting Theft Case
The FBI arrested William R. Basham, 31, on a federal warrant for receiving the Manet oil sketch Portrait of Line Compineanu stolen from the University of Kansas last August. The 19th century painting, valued at 40 000 to 70 000 dollars, was recovered in apparently good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
FBI
University of Kansas
Edouard Manet
Line Compineanu
William R.,basham
Tot Chokes To Death On Pill
Five year old Diana Lynn Bartles died after choking on a vitamin pill at home in Independence Missouri. Her mother tried to remove the pill as a neighbor administered mouth to mouth resuscitation until an ambulance arrived and doctors at Independence Hospital continued efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Mo
Diana Lynn Bartles
Damon Bartles
Diana
Independence Hospital
Cold Weather Stays in Kansas After Freeze
A new outbreak of cold air moved into northwestern Kansas and kept temperatures near morning lows. Topeka marked the fifth consecutive day with a reading at or below zero, a stretch not seen in 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kansas
Topeka
Singer Dolly Rathebe Weds American Seaman in Durban
South Africa AP report: Dolly Rathebe, famed African cabaret singer, marries John A. Smith of New York, an American seaman aboard the Farrell Lines freighter African Moon, in Durban on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
South Africa
Dolly Rathebe
Monday
John A. Smith
New York
Farrell Lines
Anderson Would Lighten Property Tax Burden
Anderson outlines welfare reforms and state role changes to ease taxes and expand economic planning. He supports Kerr Mills, aid to unemployed parents’ dependents, foster care funds, earned income exclusions, and a small rise in welfare levy. He calls for a unified water resources agency, nuclear materials oversight, abandoned property recovery, library consolidation, and stricter drunk driving penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For Business Research
University of Kansas, Anderson
Division of Water Resources
State Board of Agriculture
State Water Resources Board
Anderson
Atomic Energy Commission
Three Ottawa youths chosen for UN study tour
Three Ottawa youngsters John Stark Terry Wollen and Fred Irwin were selected for a United Nations study tour conducted by the Methodist Church. The group from Ottawa's First Methodist Church will visit Washington New York City and the United Nations Building during March 31 to April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Methodist Church
John Stark
Everett Stark
Ottawa Rfd
Terry Wollen
Olin Wollen
W. 5Th
Fred Irwin
Lewis Irwin
S. Cedar
Donna Nitcher
Rick Wood
Ann Casida
Washingnton
D. C
New York City
United Nations
OHS Notes on Basketball and Exams This Week
Ottawa High features donkey basketball Saturday night in the junior high gym, with junior high games this afternoon at Lawrence Central. Senior highs play tonight at Olathe, and final exams occur Thursday and Friday, with a three hour morning block starting 8 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High
Lawrence Central
Olathe
Turner
Ottawa
Pep Club
Market Report From Kansas City Hogs Cattle and Sheep
KC Markets Kansas City AP Hog prices mix steady to down 26. 600 barrows and gilts 14.50 to 16.25, sows 13.75 to 14.50. Sheep 25 to 50 higher with lambs 18.50 to 19.50 and pelts 5.00 to 7.80. Cattle calf prices steady to 25 lower, high choice steers 27.75, choice 26.50 to 27.60, cows 14.00 to 10.40, dealers 33.00 to 24.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Probation After Guilty Plea for Morris D. Kiser
Morris D. Kiser was placed on probation in District Court after being sentenced to the state penitentiary on a second degree forgery charge. He pleaded guilty to the third of eight counts as seven counts were dismissed. He was arrested January 7 on a bench warrant for missing a preliminary hearing. charges stem from January 26, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris D. Kiser
Kiser
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs. Mary Harlan of 1121 N Main and William Fowler of 709 King on Monday. Dismissals list Bill Ray Campbell of 1039 N Cher jry, Mrs. Minnie Guy of Cedar House nursing home on Monday, Patricia VanDonge RFD 2 Wells ville, Mrs Leo Criqui and baby daughter 320 E 2nd, Mrs Walter Potter and baby son 509 N Mulberry on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harlan
William Fowler
King
Bill Ray Campbell
Cher‘jry
Minnie Guy
Cedar House Nursing Home
Pattricia VanDonge
RFD
Wellsville
Leo Criqui
Walter Potter
N. Mulberry
Traffic Toll Topeka AP January 12 1962 report
Kansas traffic death log for the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Tuesday compares January 12 with the 1962 period. The brief item lists fatalities and related counts for the Topeka region, reflecting on road safety and seasonal trends. Officials note patterns and urge caution during winter travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kennedy Seeks Historic Tax Cut in Quick Move
President Kennedy proposes the largest tax slash in history, aiming for a 13.5 billion reduction in three annual steps through 1965. A rapid first cut could come this year if Congress acts, with Ways and Means giving witnesses two weeks to study. Hearings may run six weeks, then two months drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congressional
Capitol Hill
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Pinet Named Grace Senior Warden In Grace Parish Vote
Robert L. Pinet Jr. was installed as senior warden of Grace Episcopal Church at the annual parish meeting Sunday night, succeeding Winton A. Winter. Robert B. Anderson was elected junior warden, and Boggs Shull, Harry Brink and Dr. J W Selby were chosen vestrymen for three years. Dr. John Hudelson and Loren Latimer retired from the vestry. Mrs Howard Duncan and Mrs R L Pinet Sr. were co chairmen of the parish dinner preceding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Pinet Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
Winton A. Winter
Robert B. Anderson
Bogs Shull
Harry Brink
J W. Selby
John Hudelson
Loren Latimer
Howard Duncan
R. L. Pinet Sr
Milk Ordinance Regulates Grade A Milk in Ottawa Kansas
The city adopts Ordinance No 2220 governing production transport processing handling sampling examination grading labeling re grading and sale of Grade A Pasteurized Milk and Grade A Milk Products in Ottawa Kansas. It incorporates by reference Kansas State Board regulations, sets permits for milk plants producers distributors and haulers, outlines penalties, and imposes a 90 percent US Public Health Service rating requirement for sales.
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Kansas State Board OF Agriculture
Ottawa
Kansas
Manco
oRo Neeton
Gity
Sas
Orite
Pton N
P.O
Kai
Shinn
Parsons
Kanags
Kansas State Board of Agricultu
United States
Public Heal Service
Ottawa Kansas Ordinance No 3208 Levying Special Assessments
Ordinance No 3208 of Ottawa Kansas apportions and levies special assessments to pay for street improvements on Hickory Street Powhattan to Logan Tenth Street Locust to Willow and Maple Street Ninth to Tenth. It lists total cost 940,372.92, describes blocks and lots with specific assessment amounts, and notes adoption by the city governing body with dates December 1942 and mayoral approval.
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Widow St
10Th &T
Willow St
P.O.B
Ney
Shinno
Shinn
Banda
Ottawa
Kansas
Hickory Street
Tenth Street
Maple Street
Seid City
Powhattan
Logan
Locust
Willow
Ninth
Tenth
Towtt
Bowles, Sheldon & Topping
Bowles, Sheldot & Topping
16Th St
Marriage License for Brockus and Caylor in Rantoul
Roger N. Brockus 21 of Rantoul and Beverly Jean Caylor 19 of Ran itoul obtained a marriage license. The notice records their names ages and residence towns as required by the county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger N. Brockus
Rantoul
Beverly Jean Caylor
Ranitoul
Franklin County Dairy and Farm Machinery Sale Notice
Franklin County sale listings detail dairy cattle and farm machinery auctions in Ottawa and nearby towns. Listings cite dates, locations, and contact numbers for the Myers Brothers, Carl Fisher Jr, Vernon Pitsgerald, Jack Nelson, and Overbrook Livestock Sale with weekly events in Pomona, Waverly, and Allen County amid farm equipment and livestock sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
Frankiin County Sale Company
Carl Fisher Jr
Waverly
Kas
Franklin County
Eas
Vernon Pitsgerald
Pomona
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook Kansas
Allen County
Cas City
Kansas
Enthusiastic Men Wanted At North American Hotel Ottawa
Immediate full or part-time positions with The Columbian Securities Corp offer future merit promotions to sales management. Includes six-week intensive training, bi-monthly sales meetings, and potential for growth. Interviews January 15 in Ottawa with Mr. Gerald Overton at 11 am 2 pm and 6 pm 9 pm. phone calls not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
North American
Ottawa
Kas
Gerald Overton
The
Columbian Securities Corp
Columbian Bldg
Topeka
Kans
Advertising Salesman Opening at Ottawa Herald
Advertising manager Jack Day seeks a permanent display advertising salesman with prior experience. Car required. position offers paid vacation life and medical insurance, retirement plan, salary and bonus and profit sharing. Send resume to Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Day
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
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Ross Nelson
4-H
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C. J. Milton
Edgar D. Kerr
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Towner’s Chapel
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William Dunlap
J. M. Kilgore
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Grace
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10Th Street
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van Bartars
S.ct
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Lamb
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Temple Board
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Cook — Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
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