Local speeding tickets and hospital notices fill community page
OBS Salavantis CA student cited for 56 mph in 30 zone. Robert W. Slifer 912 N Mulberry charged with 40 mph in 30 zone. posted 10 bond. Ronald D. Coadin 821 N Oak charged 40 mph. attention Eagles dance Jan 25 9 to 12. Paul E Kennedy 1641 Main charged 38 mph. posted 10 bond. Elis Piano Tuning rev Richard A Lecom arrested for public intoxication. posted 50 bond. Mrs Jim Munden Iola recovering from broken hip fell and broke pelvis and arm. Mrs Jay Brown 1114 N Cherry admitted St Luke's Hospital. Mrs Fred Morrow RFD 4 admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Slifer
N. Mulberry
Paul E, Kennedy
St, Main
Jim Munden
Iola
Mulberry
Bill Passes With Bang In South Dakota House
In Pierre South Dakota the House approved a tightened fireworks bill after a firecracker exploded outside the chamber. Rep Dan Stuelpnagel explained the measure as it passed 75 to 0.
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Pierre
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Dan Stuelpnagel
Dick Brown Wins Last Week’s Tip Contest
Dick Brown of 728 W 5th is named winner after he called in about a fire in a downtown garage. Other tips came from Mrs. Everett Higdon RFD 1 and Mrs. Henry Jockman Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Brown
The
Herald
Everett Higdon
RFD
Henry Jockman
Pomona
Fears Aroused By Toothbrush Noise At Airport
Paris AP reports Orly Airport police checked a suitcase on a plane bound for Marseille after a buzzing sound suggested a battery driven device. Police found a battery powered toothbrush had been turned on in the bag.
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Paris
Orly
Marseille
Olice
Tally
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Log Summary
Admission notes list Mrs. Wilson Mack and Timothy Garcia with addresses. Births report a Ronald Small son and Altic son, plus Ledom daughter with weights and dates. Discharges include John Hiatt and Mary Mack moving to Crestview nursing home and other names with addresses and notes of discharge timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Small
N. Mulberry
Robert Altic
N. Main
Forrest Ledom
S. Oak
John Hiatt
Mary Mack
S. Mulberry
Crestview Nursing Home
Clarence Spring
Williamsburg
Virginia Barrett
Cedar
Gary Davis
Oak
1964 Ottawa Leadership Training School announced
The Ottawa Ministerial Alliance offers a three week Leadership Training School for church workers and leaders. Sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. on February 18 25 March 3 and 9 at First Methodist Church. Rev Roy Armstrong is registrar. Courses cover Teaching Children Teaching Adults Teaching Youth and Bible Study led by local pastors and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Ministerial Alliance
First Methodist Church
Roy Armstrong
N. Cedar
F. Risdon
Lincnoln School
Robert Bheeneng
First Baptist Church
Nelle Stout
Floyd H. Coffman
Franklin County District Court
Charles P. Knight
One
One World
Ned M. Roberts
First Christian Church
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Laws Leads Family Gathering
Williamsburg Area News reports a birthday surprise for Mrs John Laws last Saturday. Brothers and sisters of Mr Laws and their families delivered baskets. Present were Max Craig Martha and Esther Osage City Walter and Alice Laws and others from Emporia. On Sunday Don Sellers Ottawa hosted visitors for Mr and Mrs John Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laws
Mr. Laws
Max Craig
Martha
Esther
Osage City
Walter Laws
Alice McMurphy
Myra
Marlene
Howard Laws
Wilma
Mary
Ray
Guy Kraken
Buhi
Emporia
George Laws
Lloyd
Don Sellers
Ottawa
Weed aid fuels sales in quit-smoking push
AP reports a wild Great Smokies weed Lobelia inflata yields lobeline sulphate, a key antidote in smoking cessation that now sells for about 70 dollars an ounce when available. Demand grows as government links smoking to cancer, with drug chains and booksellers racing to meet sales of deterrents.
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AP Business News
New York
Kansas City Cattle and hog markets report lower prices
AP cattle market report shows slaughter steers and heifers down 25.50, cows weak, calves steady, feeders mixed, with primaries and utilities listed. Sheep and hog segments move, lambs and sows up to 50 higher on slaughter, barrows and gilts down 25. Prices broken by weight and class across cattle, sheep, and hogs in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Marriage Licenses for Ralph Slavens and Barbara Vincent
Ralph Leroy Slavens aged 22 of Raytown and Barbara Gaye Vincent aged 21 of Leavenworth obtain a marriage license. James A. Hotaling aged 18 of Ottawa and Beth Montgomery aged 18 of Ottawa also receive licenses to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leroy Slavens
Raytown
Barbara Gaye Vincent
Leavenworth
James A. Hotaling
Ottawa
Beth Mortgomery
Castro Denies Any Part Of Panamanian Violence
Fidel Castro denied Cuba’s involvement in the Panama violence and offered to aid Panama economically. He cited a six year 3.2 billion sugar sale deal with the USSR, urged a joint Latin American fund, and warned against U.S. coup tactics. He said Cuba would sacrifice to help Panama and criticized U.S. actions in Latin America.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Panama Canal
Cuba
Panama
Castro
United States
Moscow
Latin America
Khrushchev
Disneyland Night Out Bill Faces Taxpayers
California defense contractor Aerojet General Corp asked for taxpayer funding after arranging a Disneyland employee night for 12 000 workers and families. Navy says no decision yet, noting previous allowances for employee relations costs but stressing tests of reasonableness under procurement rules.
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Washington
California
Disneyland
Navy
Aerojet General Corp
Aerojet
Defense Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Armed Forces
New York
Peoria Teacher Returns After Illness
Mrs. Glenn Scott, upper grade teacher at the Peoria school, has recovered from a weeklong illness and returns to duty this week. A birthday dinner was held January 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adell Dean in honor of Mrs. L. C. Babcock, mother of Mrs. Dean, joined in the afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence and their children Lee and Geanie of Derby Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Scott
Peoria
Adell Dean
L. C. Babcock
Dean
Lane News highlights from Mrs Gail Chambers column
Community notes list visits and travel across Missouri Kansas and Colorado. Guests include Mrs Robert Cox Springfield and Herman Rutledge Wichita welcomed births and anniversaries, plus local moves and school talks. Council Bluffs Iowa trip notes mention 10 inches of snow and a funeral in Richland Missouri.
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Gail Chambers
John Banks
Robert Cox
Springfield
Glen Post
Church Annex
Claudine Robinson
Mary Ellis
Edith Chambers
Charles Cunningham
Denver
Col
Raymond Houston
Gerald
James
Herman Rutledge
Wichita
Henry Theele
Carol] Peterson
Floyd Carter
B. F. Carter
Ottawa
Joe Alexander
Harold Black
Charles McAnarney
Topeka
State Department of Public Instruction
Ralph Metzger
John Brownlee
Missouri
Earl Kennedy
Richland
Frances Rutledge
Debra Chambers
Council Bluffs
Iowa
LeRoy Day
Spears Named To County Clerks School Planning Panel
Bruce Spears Franklin County clerk serves on the planning committee for the 15th County Clerks School to be held February 13 at the University of Kansas. State and county leaders will speak on appraisal, assessment, school unification, legislation, county trends, election procedures, and human relations for clerks in counties of all sizes. Last year 90 people from 66 counties attended.
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Bruce Spears
Franklin County
Pth
University of Kansas
Kansas County Clerks Association
State Department of Property Valuation
Governmental Research Center At
K.U
The
Deaths Clyde S. Lunger 71 at Ottawa native longtime resident
Clyde S. Lunger 71 of 1039 North Main Ottawa died Friday at 230 p m after years of ill health. He owned a North Main service station, farmed at Delta, and once ran a Mayetta station. Born September 12 1892 at Mayetta he lived in Ottawa 16 years. He married Jessie F. Strong in 1915 at St Joseph Missouri. He was a member of First Methodist Church and Mayetta Masonic Lodge No 393. Surviving: wife a son Don C Lunger a daughter Mrs Cavendolyn Denton two grandchildren two great grandchildren one brother G D Lunger and four sisters. Burial at Highland Cemetery with Monday services at Towner Chapel conducted by Rev Charles P Knight.
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Clyde S. Lunger
N. Main
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Lunger
Mayetta
Ottawa
Lunger
North Main
Delta
Jessie F. Strong
St. Joseph
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Don C. Lunger
N. Poplar
Cavendolyn Denton
Topeka
G. D. Lunger
Towner
Kansas
Farm Pond Loses Fish Near Pomona
About 75 dead fish were found in four ponds near Pomona. Mrs Henry Jockman said the fish may have died from hard freezes and insufficient water after two girls Diana Fink Lola Mae Fink and Carol McClure spotted the carcasses in the Jockman pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Henry Jockmink
Thevocksman
Diana
Lola Mae Fink
Carol McClure
Jockman
Doty Likely Governor Candidate Won’t Comment
Ottawa attorney Jules Doty amid governor rumors said the report is unconfirmed and did not originate with him. He declined comment and a decision is expected early next week with an official announcement planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Doty
Ottawa
Doty
Financial statement for Ottawa bank December 31 1963
The following legals from Ottawa Franklin County Kansas list resources including first mortgage and share loans investments in bonds and stock, real estate sold on contract and other assets. The statement totals 11 608 888 12 and is sworn by Dean Berlin president and Chester A Worl secretary on January 20 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Home Loan Bank
U.S
Dean Berlin
Chester A. Worl
Fire Damages Beller Studio at 1525 S Main
Thursday evening a fire caused about 350 dollars damage at Beller's Studio 1525 S Main. Firemen answered at 8 07 p m and extinguished the blaze by 8 30 p m. The fire started when hot tobacco ashes spilled onto clothing on a chair. The chair and clothing sustained 100 dollars of damage and the building 250 dollars. Owner Anna Belle Seyler of Baldwin.
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Beller
S. Main
Annabelle Seyler
Baldwin
Cordle and Roche Attend Early Week Services in Topeka
Wellsville notes funeral for Mrs. George Cordle held Tuesday January 20 in Topeka, with Kenneth Cordle and wife in attendance. The deceased, Mrs. Cordle, died Friday evening January 17 at Stormont Vail Hospital after extended illness. Also reported is Mrs. George Roche of Baldwin who fractured her right hip after a fall at home on Saturday January 18 and is hospitalized at Gardner Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cordle
Topeka
Cordle
George Cordle
Stormont Vail Hospital
George Roche
Baldwin
Gardner Medical Center
Community Auction Listings and Sale Dates
Open dates on family land and household sales in Pomona Ottawa and Overbrook Kansas. Weekly auctions include Franklin County Stocker and Feeder Sales near Ottawa February and March. Printy’s Auction House in Ottawa hosts Tuesday and Thursday auctions. Overbrook, Council Grove and Gas City also list weekly livestock sales with varying days and times.
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Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Franklin Co
Hefner
Weol
Overbrook
Kas
John Abel
Pomona
Cora Clyde
Waverly
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
O Bank
Kansas
Ben Printy
Printy’s
N, Main
N. Main
Printy’s Auction House
Todd Mobil Homes
Unusual Opportunity with 60-Year-Old Co in Ohio
Consolidated Paint & Varnish Corp in Last Ohio Building Cleveland seeks male applicants for managerial roles in paints and roof coatings. In first full year Ron Tormo earned over 20000 while Don Kirby built over 150 repeat customers in second year. Offers exclusive products, financing, shipping, collections, fringe benefits including life insurance and sales bonuses.
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Ron Tormo
Don Kirby
Consolidated Paint & Varnish Corp
Last Ohio Bldg
Cleveland
Ohio
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Richard A. Lecom
Main
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Fred Morrow
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bill
Ottawa Community Choir
Martin Brockway
Bob Roberts
Nell Stout
Eddie Boyer
Akers
Wilson Mack
Timothy Garcia
N. Locust
Williamsburg Area News
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Armed Service
Rale
Peoria News
Ira Dean
Lane News
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Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
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State of
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Ee Ae
Beller Studio
Wellsville Area News
Bernice Holden
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
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Printy
Jack Neison
Harold Stewart
Joe
Cowner
Optawa
Aine
Cpm
Aates
Uc Lie
Abe Word
Mission
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Charles A. Wells
Callany
McCarthy
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Adell
Lane, Ks
Walter George
Lawrence
Ottawa Herald
Office of
Kansas State Employment Service
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Tronics
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Antelope Valley Union Dich
Lancaster
Calif
Whitehall
Avon
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Lee
Javis Paint Store
Conrad
Gene Powell
Stitis Dard Renderings Co
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Caswell
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Trac
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