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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
4
Mrs Wilson formerly Ruth Dubbing of Ottawa is listed as a patient in Research Hospital Kansas City. She occupies room 425. piano tuning service listed as CH 24431 Adv.
The Young Farmers Club will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday January 25 at the Church of the Brethren Ninth and Main members should bring a basket dinner and table service. Boarding bathing trim ming all breeds. Devoncote Kennels Adv Franklin County Commissioners were to attend a mental health board meeting today at 3 p.m. at the Franklin County Guidance Center. The Dance at VFW Club scheduled for Saturday January 28 has been postponed.
The 4H Subdistrict Advisory Committee meeting in Kansas City on Thursday was attended by Don Brown an agriculture extension agent Glen Hayward a district 4H member of the extension board and Mrs Leroy Washmund a county 4H member of the extension board.
The Ottawa University swimming pool will be open to the public today from 7 p m to 9 p m with a 50 cent admission. Lifeguards will be on duty and proceeds will fund OU students attending a national seminar.
The Kansas Board of Regents approved Dr. Charles V. Jakowatz as dean of Wichita State University School of Engineering effective June 1. He resides in Schenectady New York and works as a Maison scientist at General Electric Research Laboratory and is an adjunct professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
KC markets show cattle and hog auctions with mixed price ranges for slaughter steers, heifers, and yearlings. Prices span from 20 to 22 dollars for steers and heifers, hogs fluctuating up to about 16 dollars, with sows and lighter weights listed, while wholesale eggs remain at 80 percent grade A and 80 percent A mediums at 25.26 and 23.25 respectively.
John J Ryf 70 Osage City farmer died January 20 in Topeka VA Hospital after a career at Forbes supply depot He was born February 4 1894 in Rumisberg Switzerland and lived in Osage City 34 years He married Rebecca Myersick in 1924 and served in WWI He leaves a wife a daughter four stepchildren 21 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren Funeral 2:30 p m in Osage City Cemetery Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon may handle arrangements Also in the obituary William Albert Richardson 79 of Ottawa died Thursday in Ransom Memorial Hospital He was born August 24 1885 in Caledonia Iowa He married Maude Kinder in 1910 and leaves a son four daughters ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren two half brothers and a step mother Burial in Highland Cemetery Notes list multiple family members and survivors across two communities.
Albert K. Dehn 63, farmer, died Thursday at his home five miles southwest of Quenemo. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Quenemo Federated Church, of which he was a member.
A television set suffered an estimated 7 damage when two cars collided in the 500 block on North Main at 10 58 a m Thursday. No injuries were reported. Verne H Moore 58 of 624 N Main drove a 1953 Chevrolet northbound and crossed Logan Main. Joseph O Taylor 65 of Ottawa RFD 2 drove a 1962 Ford pickup and followed Moore. A third car stopped suddenly in front of Moore. Moore stopped but the pickup hit the rear. The TV set was in the Chevrolet trunk. Damage to the pickup included the front bumper. No arrest was made.
Myron Kinley, a 67 year old oil well fire fighter, was struck on the face by a rock hurled from a flaming gas well in Canton Oklahoma. Dozens of large rocks flew up to 200 feet as explosions rocked the area after water was pumped into a 60 foot crater. Kinley escaped serious injury along with seventeen other men. Gas from Golf Oil Co No 1 Paulsen sparked renewed flames on crater edges. Kinley planned to use dynamite to blow out the fire.
Admissions George Christeson 233 S Oak Thursday. Michael Mitchell Ottawa RFD 4 Friday. Dismissals Gina Renee Baugher 1522 S Hickory Thursday. Mrs Eva Morris Lane Mrs Jerome Adell and daughter Pomona Mrs Ella Johnson 211 W 7th Friday. Emergency report Diane Jerell puncture wound left foot from nail treated and dismissed Thursday.
Police in Tehran announced the arrest of two more youths linked to the attempted assassination of Premier Ali Mansour. Mohammed Bokharaei, 20, charged with the shooting after Mansour was wounded, with four unfired cartridges found. Two other men armed with pistols bearing religious slogans were also identified but not hit Mansour. The incident follows turmoil over the shah’s reform program touching land sales and women’s rights.
Rex H. Davison, 20, Wichita, cited Thursday for speeding 40 in a 30 zone on East Fifteenth Street and posted a $10 bond. Larry A. Sinn, 20, Fort Scott, cited in the 1500 block on South Main for speeding 55 in a 30 zone, posted $25 bond. Tommy L. Foshee, 32, 814 S. Cedar, cited at Ninth and Cedar for no tail lights.
Rain drenched eastern Kansas with more expected tonight while mild daytime temperatures kept snow at bay. Fog lingered in the east as rainfall totals ranged from about .40 to .87 inches in several towns. Daytime highs were forecast in the 40s and 50s, with cooler readings in the northwest and warmer spots southeast. Clearing skies are set to bring colder temperatures Saturday.
County Court records show multiple defendants cited near Ottawa from Jan 15 to Jan 18. Pleas include guilty findings for speeding and improper equipment, with fines ranging from five to twenty five dollars plus costs, and one log book violation. Names include Jack W Smith Elaine Hills Carl Thompson James Mackenzie Paul McCray Oral Bowden Harold Birk Gene Dyer.
TOPEKA AP A defense attorney in the Ratner disbarment case argued before the Kansas Supreme Court that if his clients are guilty they are guilty of being people's lawyers. Payne H Ratner Jr and his father were charged with soliciting legal business stirring up litigation and aiding clients in legal matters. The court took the case under advisement after arguments by the State Board of Bar Examiners and the attorney general's office. The commissioner recommended exoneration.
Crescent Club met Tuesday Jan 19 with 16 members present led by Mrs Bernhard Fleming. Mrs Oren Carroll presented on modern trends in literature and literacy and methods aiding children with reading difficulties. Guest Night is set for Feb 1 at Colberns in Ottawa. Farmers Night moved to Feb 18 at Wellsville School to host Joe Smerchek Farm Bureau official from Kansas. About 40 Wellsville High girls attended the Kayette Conference in Linwood. Jess Deweese entered St Josephs Hospital Sunday. Home Economics II students hosted by Mrs Lowell Gish on Jan 21 featured Mrs Toukan of Baldwin sharing Jordan experiences and Turkish coffee flavors.
Rev Harold Jensen of Osage City Presbyterian Church spoke at Quenemo Federated Church Sunday evening to the M Y F group and delivered the message for the 7 30 worship service. On Sunday January 24 Rev Raymond Jennings of Ottawa First Baptist will address youth at 6 30 and preach at 7 30.
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