Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

We have 6,677,888 pages in Kansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1966

Page

4

Social Security visit at Youth Center January 26

R A Nitschkee the Social Security field representative will be at the Youth Center 115 W 4th in Kansas City Kansas on January 26 from 10 to noon to assist with benefit applications and other Social Security business. Redwood Inn announces Sunday steak Bar-BQ and a special menu. Roy Browning of Ottawa University to deliver the Pomona Methodist Church 10:30 service. Gambles ad notes discounted Roger Miller record albums and a farmers dance at Eagles Lodge January 22, 1966.

R.A. Nitschee Social Securitty Kansas City Kansas Nitschke Redwood Inn C. F. Boston Roy Browning Sr Ottawa University Pomona Methodist Church Eagles Lodge Ellis J Maddan Ellis J. Maddan S. Sycamore Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb Funeral Home John B Elizabeth Bohn Maddan Havelock Ottawa Humboldt Rosa V. Scrogeham

Librarians Plan Grant Effort In Oskaloosa Meeting

Miss Nell Barnaby city librarian and Mrs Lela Duffy Richmond library board member attend a Grant Area I planning session for a cooperative book circulation project involving 15 libraries. Carnegie Free library will start a preschool story hour at 9 30 a m each Tuesday with Mrs Dennis Reynolds retelling the stories.

Oskaloosa Nell Barnaby Lela Duffy Richmond Richmond Library Board Grant Area Miss Barnaby Dutty Richmond Hbrary State Library Carnegie Free Library Dennis Reynolds Jaycee Jaynes

Cattle Sheep and Hog Market Report From Kansas City

KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle prices show steers and heifers up 25.0, cows 1.00-60 higher, feeders strong to 50 higher with ranges for prime and feeder cattle. Sheep lambs ewes up 25.0, prime lambs 26.75-28.75, hogs mostly 25 higher with barrows and gilts 28.00-28.50 for 190-250 lb and sows 22.75-23.75 for 350-560 lb.

Kansas City

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported

Admissions list includes Lee E Huffman 726 N Main on Friday and James Schultz Topeka on Saturday. Dismissals feature Ida Cline 5225 Mul berry Mrs Sarah Clark 826 5 Oak and Mrs Howard Foster Ottawa RFC 4 Friday. Births record Mr and Mrs Robert 8! en 7178 Main with a son weighing 7 lbs 144 ozs on Saturday.

Ida Cline Mulberry Sarah Clark Oak Howard Foster Ottawa Rfc James Schultz Topeka Robert

Local Markets Report Amid Mixed Wheat and Soybeans Movement

Market wires show mixed activity in grains with wheat edging gains while soybeans hold steady. COP summaries indicate cautious trading as traders weigh futures versus spot prices and weather signals across major growing regions.

Opossum Drama Captures Auckland Cottage Crowd

In Auckland New Zealand a tame opossum named Tayler earns meals and fame by nightly door rattling for food. The animal returns weekly with a baby on its back drawing attention despite rangers shooting others. The cottage owners value the sustenance and media attention.

Auckland New Zealand Australia Taylor Rangers Tayler

Police News Cites Three Drivers on Jan 21

Cecil M Drake age 28 of 215 E 4th was cited January 21 at First and Walnut for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving and posted a 300 dollar bond. Corralee Shipps age 55 of Cedar was cited January 21 in the 200 block of North Main for speeding 5 dollars in a 20 mph zone. George V Louderback age 19 of 1020 S Locust was cited January 21 in the 400 block of North Main for speeding 30 in a 20 mph zone.

Cecil M. Drake E. 4Th Walnut Drake Coralee Shipps North Main George V Louderback S. Locust

Funeral services for Mrs Minnie B Oswald

Funeral services for Mrs Minnie B Oswald who died January 19 were held January 21 at the Princeton Methodist Church with Rev Robert Hopkins officiating. Pallbearers were Gene Lyons R L Lingard Dale E Bones Robert Knight Clifford James and Louis Froggatte. Mrs Carroll Whiteford sang hymns with Mrs Anna F James on the organ. Burial followed at Princeton Cemetery.

Minnie B, Oswald Minnie B. Oswald Princeton Methodist Church Robert Hopkins Gene Lyons R. L. Lingard Dale E. Bones Robert Knight Clifford James Louis Froggatte Carroll Whiteford Anna F. James Princeton Cemetery

Building Permits for Ralph Wilson Jan 21

Ralph Wilson to erect a carport on S Oak at an estimated cost of 225 dollars with a permit dated January 21. The project value is listed as 225 dollars and covers a carport at the property on S Oak.

Ralph Wilson S. Oak

Thief Follows Orders Then Steals Limousine

A passenger asked the quickest way to town and was guided to take a limousine by an airline agent. The transportation firm reported the vehicle stolen. Police recovered the limousine a few hours later at a downtown motor hotel in Salt Lake City Utah.

Salt Lake City Utah

Traffic Up On Ben Franklin and Walt Whitman Bridges

Traffic between Philadelphia and New Jersey rose over five percent in 1965, reports the Delaware River Port Authority. Routes across the Benjamin Franklin Bridge and the Walt Whitman Bridge saw higher vehicle counts, signaling growing regional movement and commerce.

Philadelphia Benjamin Frankelin Walt Whitman New Jersey Delaware River Port Authority

Former Ottawan Clinic Director Named Children’s Mercy Director

Dr. Raymond B. Anderson, Kansas City pediatrician for two decades, is named director of clinics at Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City. He begins Feb 1 and has served as an assistant clinical professor at KU Medical Center since 1946. He belongs to the Kansas City Academy of Medicine and the American Academy of Pediatrics. He is the nephew of Ottawa residents Mrs. Russell Klein and Miss Christina Hurk.

Raymond B. Anderson Kansas City Children’s Mercy Hospital Grace St. John Shawnee Mission Ottawa Ottawa High School K.U. Medical School Anderson K.U. Medical Center Kansas City Academy of Medicine American Academy of Pediatrics Russell Klein Christina Hurk

President Johnson Church Hopping Highlights Faith Tours

Washington AP report details President Johnson’s frequent church visits across denominations from Baptist roots to Episcopalian links through his wife Lady Bird and daughter Luci. The piece notes his habit of greeting congregants, exchanging gifts, and his visits to Camp David for private worship with staff and military guards.

Washington Johnson Billy Graham Christian Church Texas Lady Bird Lynda Luci George R. Davis National City Christian Church

Turning 55 in 1966 Brings Quiet Pride and Wry Wisdom

Hal Boyle reflects on reaching 55 with humor and insight. He marvels at surviving to this age, calls it a comfortable milestone, and notes the balance of wisdom, freedom from youthful desire, and continued service to country, while joking about taxes and a central park statue.

New York tHello Mel Most Earth Central Park

Chamber Nominates Directors For Ottawa Chamber

Ottawa Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting on March 7 at Ottawa University at 6 45 p m The speaker will be Jack Lacey of the Kansas Economic Development Commission Nominees for three year terms include Raymond Warner Glenn Underwood Tom Seaton Rene Clos Hank Gilroy R S Hill Marvin Forker Howard Doyen and Ed Haley Five will be elected by the general membership The retiring directors include Robert Pinet RM Clogston Paul Gaynor Lewis Irwin and Budge Reusch The remaining ten directors are Don Capper Charles Gillette Earl Guist Robert Killough John Kramer Allen Loyd Dr A B Martin Bill Ransom Ralph Robertson and Robert B Wellington

Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Ottawa University Jack Lacey Kansas Economic Development Commission Ed Haley Raymond Warner Glenn Underwood Tom Seaton Rene Clos Hank Gilroy R.S. Hill Marvin Fork

Hearing for lateral sewer district in Ottawa Kansas

The Ottawa Kansas City Governing Body will hold a 7:00 p.m. hearing on January 26, 1966, to consider creating a sanitary sewer lateral district with 8 inch vitrified clay pipe and appurtenances in streets between Massasoit and Wilson, from Cherry to Spruce. Estimated cost 19150 dollars. City at Large to pay 2575 dollars. Other attached notices cover probate administrator appointment for John G Kaiser and bids for Lateral District 147 and District 150 work on Tecumseh Street with 8 inch pipe, manholes, and deep trenching.

Ottawa Kansas City Commission Cherry Street Birch Street Spruce Street Massasoit Street Wilson Street Wesleyan City McCulla N.W Range City of Ottawa S.E City of Board of City Commissioners Charles Williamson Lyman A, Corlis Laurence E. Wightman Tecumseh Street

Maryland group donates antibiotics to Rio de Janeiro

The Alliance for Progress chapter in Maryland donated 15,000 doses of antibiotics to flood hit Rio de Janeiro Brazil. Officials cited ongoing contacts and rapid response as reasons for the aid.

Interol Brazil Maryland Friends of the Alliance For Progress Rio de Janeiro

Notice of Voter Registration in Ottawa Kansas

The voter books in Ottawa Kansas are open during City Clerk hours. Any resident who did not vote in the November 1964 general election or who has not registered since, or who changed residence or street number, must register to be eligible to vote. Register in person at City Hall. special arrangements for the sick or disabled. Donald R. Capper City Clerk.

Ottawa Kansas Donald R. Capper

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ellis Roger Miller Gambles. Adv Lee E. Huffman N. Main Ottawa Fire Department Police News Ottawan Clinic Potomac Christ Church Alexandria First Presbyterian Church Phoenix Ariz Barry Goldwater Johnsons National City Davis White House Episcopal William F. Creighton Camp David Martin A. Case Thurmont Methodist Church Secret Service Hagerstown G. Bartow Harris Dr. Davis Christian Unity Isabella A. Saffron Crestview Towner Chapel Chester A. Hall Woodlawn Saffren John LeFever Frances Elizabeth Curry Miller Westfield N.J Pomona Franklin County Colegrade Charles Otis Suffron First United Presbyterian Church Eugene Wesley Suffron Charles M. Suffron Lawrence Thomas Michel S. Cedar Raymond Crouch North Little Rock Ark Sarah F. Abram Hobart N.Y Ida M. Mileler Mont Vernon N.H John Forrer Www. L. Lancaster Benjamin L. Miller Isabella A Hal Boyle Kathryn Hendrix Burundi Africa Free Methodist Church Aferica Chamber Jeun Lengel Don Ottawa Herald John G. Kaiser Franklin Counsty Robert A. Anderson Anderson and Byrd First National Bank Bldg Isabella A. Suffron Towner’s Chapel Woodlawn Cemetery Kan Ok Towner’s Chapel North Main Ce Utpeaw A South Sycamore Street Lamb Fneral Lamb
Search Courier

Search the Ottawa Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ottawa Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication