Local notices and court actions span health, law and events
Community health and public events fill the page with a polio vaccine drive at Franklin County Court House from 9 to 11 am, a Friday meeting at Ma sonic Hall, and a dance fundraiser. Legal actions include licenses, bonds posted for driving without license, and two divorces granted in District Court. Parole revocation and multiple court rulings involve Billy Sullivan, Tom Yohe, Robert Hamill, Sonya Welch, and Robert Hooton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Court House
Sonya Jo Welch
Glenn Welch
Robert J. Hooton
Juanita M. Hooton
Police Court Faces Fourteen Traffic Related Cases
Fourteen cases were heard in Police Court today with the majority traffic offenses. Names include Estas Beatty who forfeited a $50 fine for drunkenness in public and Carol A Briggs whose careless and attentive driving charge was continued to Jan. 30. Dora Hughes entered an innocent plea to driving while intoxicated and reckless driving with trial set for Feb. 27. James Williams Jr and others entered innocent pleas to DWI and reckless driving, also with trials on Feb. 27. Fined or bonded amounts ranged from $10 to $50 for speeding, red-light running, backing into traffic, and related infractions. several defendants pleaded innocent or forfeited bonds with trials scheduled for February 20 or 27. David Wood Bell and David Scott Hanover, OU students, each forfeited $10 speeding bonds. Allen Dawson pleaded innocent to striking an unattended vehicle with trial on Feb. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estas Beatty
Cypress
Carol A. Briggs
Stilwell
Lan
Dora A
Hughes
Pomona
James L. Williams Jr
S. Sycamore
Phillip E. Bayless
Garnett
Connie M. Strole
Beech
Stanley F. Richer
Hope
Robert K. Roche
Baldwin
Russell Morgan
Oak
David Wood Bell
David Scott Hanover
Marion J. King
Ottawa
Susan Sandow
S. Main
Allen L. Dawson
RFD
McPherson College President to Speak at Ottawa Church
Dr. D. W. Bittinger, president of McPherson College, will address Ottawa Church of the Brethren Sunday with talks at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The event notes his prior mission work in Nigeria from 1930 to 1940 and a Fulbright lecture period in the Far East including Taiwan University. The church is at 9th and Main and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson College
Ottawa
Church of the Brethren
D. W. Bittinger
Nigeria
Africa
Far East
Taiwan University
9Th
Main
Strenuous Life Led By Concert Pianist
John Browning, a top 30 year old concert pianist, earns 500 to 6000 dollars per appearance and travels constantly. He recalls starting piano at age five and debuting at ten, now dedicating up to 14 hours daily to practice with 30 concertos memorized. Browning cites travel, porters, acoustics, and maintaining form as major challenges, and notes he has yet to marry due to his busy schedule.
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New York
John Browning
Browning
Cal
Russia
Europe
Deaths in Medford and Melvern Claim Two Lives
Mrs. W. H. Eaton of Medford Oregon aged 79 who was born in Garnett and former May King of Ottawa died yesterday in Medford. Survivors include a son Myron, three grandchildren, and several siblings. Merle E Arb 65 of Melvern died Jan 22 in Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka with services planned for Melvern Methodist Church. He was a lifelong farmer and truck driver, survived by one brother and several nieces and nephews.
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W. H. Eaton
Medford
Ore
Eaton
May King
Ottawa
Garnett
Ottawa Uniersity
Will Eaton
Myron
Salem
Myron King
Oneonta
N. Y
Paul Pratt
Afton
Okla
Paul Bare
Douglas
Kan
H. J. Bolinger
Lodi
Calif
Frank Shull
Merle E, Arb
Melvern
Stormont-Vail
Topeka
Melvern Methodist Church
Arb
Olivet
Osage County
Earl
Elizabeth Taylor and Burton amid Fisher feud in Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton arrived in Hollywood seeking a possible marriage resolution as Eddie Fisher sparked a public feud with taunts and insults. Fisher rejected Burton's moral lecturing while claiming he would not surrender his wife or assets, prompting a chaotic mob scene at the airport as reporters pressed in and Taylor cried for an exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Eddie Fisher
Burton
Fisher
Miss Taylor
Elizabeth
Mr. Burton
Funeral Services for Mrs Laura E Cole
Laura E Cole died Jan 20. Funeral services held Jan 22 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers named Ray Bloomer Clarence Rea R Lee Finch Carlos J Pence Melvin L Sellers Harry L Cartzdamer. Dan Zook sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens. Union Chapter No 15 Order of Eastern Star attended. Burial at Walnut Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E. Cole
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Charles P. Knight
Ray Bloomer
Clarence Rea
R. Lee Finch
Carlos J. Pence
Melvin L. Sellers
Harry L. Cartzdamer
Dan Zook
R. L. Steevens
Union
Order of Eastern Star
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Area Leadership Conference Held in Manhattan
Six Franklin County Farm Bureau members attended an area leadership training conference in Manhattan on January 20. The event, one of four held January 21 to 23, aimed to aid new leaders in planning the 1964 Farm Bureau program with sessions on policy, youth programs, public relations, citizenship, women’s activities, insurance services, and marketing. Kansas Farm Bureau officers and staff led and participated in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Ernest Harris
Wellsville
County Bureau
O. L. Breckenridge
Ottawa
RFD
Henry Staadt
Pomona
Roy Swank
Ottawa Rfd
Louis Turner
Harold Wingert
James R. Sheridan
Kansas Farm Bureau
Sheridan
Farm Bureau
Walter C. Peirce
Hutchinson
Victor Haflich
Garden City
J. D. Smerchck
Clarence Rupp
Frank Mosier
R. P. Taylor
Driver Cited For Accident
Police investigated two auto accidents on Wednesday. Carol A Briggs of Stilwell swerved to avoid an animal and struck James F Graham's parked car at 1332 S Mulberry. Dora A Hughes of Pomona was cited for backing from a curb into traffic after colliding with Charlotte E Booth of 833 N King in the 100 block on West Powhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol A. Briggs
Stilwell
James F. Graham
Brookside Lane
S. Mulberry
Dora A. Hughes
Pomona
Charlotte E. Booth
N. King
West Powhatton
Large Favorite Son Crop Crowds Republican Race
Republicans face a near record crop of favorite son contenders likely to amass up to 350 votes before the San Francisco convention opens July 13. With 10 primaries still influential, including New Hampshire and California, delegates total 299. several states pledge votes to specific rivals, reshaping the field.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
San Francisco
New Hampshire
Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Florida
Indiana
Ilinois
South Dakota
Oregon
California
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John W. Byrnes
James A. Rhodes
William W. Scranton
Michigan
George Romney
Scranton
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Colorado
Ottawa High clarinet choir attends state clinic
Five Ottawa students James Weber, Thruston Wallace, Curtis Langdon, Phil Whitley, and Chuck Anderson joined a clarinet clinic at Neo desha directed by Loren Matthews. About 130 students statewide are expected to attend. The group rehearsed this afternoon and will perform a concert tonight.
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Ottawa
Neodesha
Loren Matthews
Jackie Weber
Thruston Wallace
Curtis Langdon
Phil Whitley
Chuck Anderson
Dodge City Reinstalls Two-Hour Downtown Meters
Dodge City city commissioners, bowing to shopper complaints about one-hour limits, voted to reinstall two-hour parking meters downtown. The change, including removing one-hour meters, will cost about $762 to implement.
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Dodge City
Kan
Leaders Disagree Over Football Quarterback Pick
Washington reports that Prime Minister Lester Pearson and President Johnson agreed on most topics at the White House meeting. Pearson, however, publicly disagreed on the best quarterback, endorsing Y. A. Tittle of the Giants while Johnson favored Sammy Baugh of the Redskins.
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Washington
Canada
Lester D. Pearson
Johnson
White House
Pearson
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Y.A., Tittle
New York Giants
Van Johnson No Cancer Recurrence After Surgery
New York AP doctors at Memorial Hospital report no recurrence of the skin cancer found previously. The actor underwent exploratory surgery on a lymph gland in the thigh last Thursday to check for spread after the initial operation ten months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Memorial Hospital
van Johnson
Johnson
No Decision On Smoking By Forces
Washington AP The Defense Department top medical officers met with Dr Whitley Fisk to discuss a government report linking cigarette smoking to cancer but made no decisions on actions for the armed forces. Each service currently follows its own policy with the Air Force already restricting gift cigarettes in hospitals and in-flight meals since September 1962.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Whitley C. Fisk
Pentagon
Department
Public Health Service
US Citizens Heading Home from Canal Zone
U S Army Southern Command says most nonresident American dependents in the Canal Zone will depart the region by Friday. About 3,000 dependents moved in during the recent crisis, with about a third already returning on Jan 16. The remaining volunteers cited housing shortages as a factor.
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Balboa
C.Z
U.S. Army Southern Command
Canal Zone
United States
Republic of Panama
Primary Election Notice for Ottawa Kansas 1964
The City of Ottawa Kansas will hold a primary election on March 24 1964 to nominate candidates for the office of Commissioner of Streets and Utilities. Donald R Capper City Clerk.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Office of
Kansas State Employment Service
Sale dates and farm auctions in Franklin and adjacent counties
A list of upcoming sales and auction dates across Franklin County and neighboring areas. Entries include stocker and feeder sale in Franklin Co on Jan 27, Earl Hefner farm sale Feb 3 north of Overbrook, John Abel farm sale Feb 4 near Pomona, Mrs. Cora Clyde Estate sale Feb 7 in Waverly, and recurring weekly auctions at Pomona, Ottawa, Overbrook, and Council Grove with contact numbers for buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Franklin Co
Earl Hefner
Overbrook
Kas
John Abel
Pomona
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Ovbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Stein
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Ells
Eagles
Ramblers
Adv
Jules V, Doty
Kansas City
George Docking
Bernhardt
James Huston
George Barber
Ben Nokes
Jim Ferguson
Tom Rathjen
Earl Martin
Henry Brown
Larry Huston
Evertt Higdon
William Talbott
Mt. Hope Community Building
Ronnie A. Debers
Lawerence
Robert Paswaters
Hong Kong
Calvary Baptist Church
Paswaters
Association of Baptists For World Evangelism
Robert E. Hamill
Lawrence
Bill Sullivan
Sullivan
Tom Yohe
Dr, D. W, Bittinger
Merle E
Laura E, Cole
By Jack Bell
Goldwater
Denver
Sen
Gordon Allott
Alliott
Idaho
Wyoming
Kentucky
Thruston B. Morton
John Sherman Cooper
Vorite
Minnesota
Walter H. Judd
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Ottawans
Legals
Donald R. Capper
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
A.m
Cora Clyde
Waverly
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Harold Stewart
Wzine
Eastern Star
Ella Lincoln
Duke
Peoples National Bank
Order of Us
White Shrine of
Mission
Monthru, Fri
Iwanted
General Services
Red Rooster
Fema
Richard Gray
North American Hotel
Kay Toft
Shawnee Drive
Overland Park
General Services 29
Conrad
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Callcolled
Day’s
West
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Davis Paint Store
Wilmer Rader
Paola
Hereford Bulls
H. E. Adell
Lane, Ks
S.P.F
Yorkshire Boars
McCarthy
E. L. Walker
Rantoul
Walter
Keith Lankard
Richmond
Leed,Leeds, Fort
Top Alfalfa
Waverly PE
Ralph Smith Princeton
Misc
Ottawa Herald
Keen Co
White's Furniture & Apps
Court House
Gambles
Motorola TV & Stereo
Kroehler Furniture
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