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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1965

Page

5

Oklahoma officers report license tag totals and local events

County Treasurer Almeda Edwards announced 4139 car license tags and 1484 truck tags sold. Kiwanis pancake feed at Memorial Auditorium Ady. Thomas Mudrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Mudrick, among 35 OSU seniors commissioned as second lieutenant in the Air Force. Maytag floor samples ads note new location near A&P Grocery.

Almeda Edwards Thomas Mudrick David Mudrick Oklahoma University Air Force

Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle and Eggs

AP notes Kansas City prices across livestock: hogs 3,900 head, barrows and gilts mostly up 15.25-16.25 per 200-250 lb range, sows 13.50-14.50, feeders limited. Sheep lambs steady with ewes firm to 50 higher. slaughter lambs 22.50-23.00. Cattle 8,000, calves 100, steers and heifers up 25-50, cows 50 higher. feeders 50 higher. Egg prices: large A 21-25, medium A 20-23, small A 17-18. wholesale large A 24.26, mediums A 23.25. farm live fryers 14-15.14, plant delivery 14.16. Butter steady A grade 69-70 cents.

Kansas City Missouri Arkansas

License Request Withdrawn by Howard Brown

Howard Brown of Rantoul RFD 1, owner of a grocery store and filling station on the John Brown Highway, applied for a carry-out beer license on January 20 but withdrew the application and asked for the $100 deposit returned.

Howard Brown Rantoul Rfd 1 Brown

Harley R Klock funeral services set in Waverly church

Harley R Klock 69 of Lawrence area funeral set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Waverly Methodist Church burial in Waverly Cemetery. He died January 24 in Lawrence Memorial Hospital and is survived by wife Gladys two daughters five grandchildren two great grandchildren three sisters and several in laws. He was a retired rural mail carrier and member of Trinity Methodist Church AF and AM 244 Waverly and local veterans and retirees associations. He was born September 11, 1895 in Eugene Oregon.

Harley R, Klock Harley R. Klock Waverly Waverley Methodist Church Kock Lawerence Memorial Hospital Klock Eugene Ore Gladys E. Glenn Drive Lawrence H. Calevert Andy Tidwell Los Angeles Marie Hooper Houston Zelda Burgess Raleigh N. C Vera Pfeiffer Lees Summit Trinity Methodist Church American Legion Post

Coin Changer Stolen From Kleen's Laundromat

A coin changer was reported missing from Kleen's Laundromat at 113 N Main at 6 21 am today. Custodian Raymond Tegtmeyer and Merchant patrolman James Woodworth observed a missing machine last seen when the laundromat was locked between 11 30 p m and midnight Sunday. A partial footprint near a steel post suggests the thief pulled the machine off by hand. about $20 was inside. Owner Earl Anderson of Garnett is notified.

Kleen’s N. Main Raymond Tegtmeyer James Woodworth Tegtmeyer Laundroomat Earl Anderson Garnett

Read funeral services for Earl Read and Elsie Cain

Funeral services for Earl R Read were held January 23 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev E 5 Caylor and Rev Roger Greenslade officiating. Honorary pallbearers included C M Sheldon Wayne E Gilliland A G Madison and Harry W Evans. active pallbearers were Herbert W Johnson Joel M Cutting Louis C Hardage Charles Peters Harold S Cran ford and J R Cheney. Mrs Bruce Spears provided organ and Masonic services followed by burial at Highland Cemetery with W Phil McCracken presiding. Also announced are funeral services for Mrs Elsie M Cain who died January 21 at KU Medical Center after a two month illness. service details include Rev Charles P Knight and pallbearers Cecil Farris Alvin Miller James Lindsey Ernie Blacksburn William C Cain and George Bowman. burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Mrs Cain, 70, born June 12 1894 in Dunlap MO, had lived in Franklin County since 1904 and previously married W Murrell McFarland in 1912 who died in 1930. in 1935 she married H Oscar Cain who died in 1963. She is survived by daughter Frances McEvoy of Ellanta, son Donald McFarland of Ottawa, stepchildren Vern Follett Kansas City, Harold Hale Topeka, Charles Cain Pomona, Roscoe Cain Quenemo, Lewis Cain Paola, four granddaughters, two great grandsons, eight step grandchildren, 23 great step grandchildren, two sisters Mrs Charles Hull and Mrs Lawrence Hoadley of Ottawa, and two brothers Arthur Blackburn and Lewis Blackburn of Ottawa.

Earl R Read Earl R. Read Lamb Funeral E. 5 Caylor Roger Greenslade C. M. Sheldon Wayne E. Gilliland A. G. Madison Harry W. Evans Herbert W. Johnson Joel M. Cutting Louis C. Hardage Charles Peters Harold S. Craneford Elsie M, Cain Elsie M. Cain K. U. Medical Center Dengel and Son Mortuary Charles P. Knight Cecil Farris Alvin Mileler James Lindsey Ernie Blacksburn William C. Cain George Bowman James Driver R. L. Stevens Woodlawn Pomona Cain Dunlap Franklin County W. Murrell McFarland H. Oscar Cain Frances McEvoy Lateanta Donald McFarland Ottawa Vern Follett Kansas City Harold Hale Topeka Charles Cain Poemona Roscoe Cain Quenemo Lewis Cain Paola Charles Hull Lawrence Hoadley Arthur Blackburn Lewis Blackburn

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Highlight Local News

Admissions list includes May Triplett Pittsburg Line ola Smith Pomona RFD 2 Mrs Criss E White 726 S Cedar Sunday and Mrs Sam Pacheco 231 Ash Fred Gilby 1927 S Main Monday Dismissals Cecil Vining Richmond Mrs George McClure Quenemo Saturday Mrs Wayne OConnor Wellsville Sandra Schoon over 808 S Cherry Mrs Lee ana Elier 601 N Cherry Mrs Wynn S Barr Osage City Mrs Robert Barkley and daughter Overbrook RFD 1 Mrs Jose Casteneda and son 118 S Pope lar Rolland Bailey Ottawa University Ross Bird RFD 2 Births report Mr and Mrs Richard Owe ings Wellsville a son weight 5 lbs 111 oz Sunday and Mr and Mrs Robert Philips 418 W 2nd a son weight lbs 1542 oz Sunday

May Triplett Pittsburg Lineola Smith Pomona Rfd Criss E. White Cedar Sam Pacheco Ash Fred Gilby Main Cecil Vining Richmond George McClure Quenemo Wayne O'Connor Wellsville Sandra Schoonover S. Cherry Lee Ana Elier N. Cherry Wynn S. Barr Osage City Robert Barkley Overbrook Jose Casteneda S. Popelar Rolland Bailey Ottawa University Ross Bird Richard Oweings Robert Phillips

Paola Boy Wins First in District Speech Contest

John Showalter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Showalter Jr., captured first place in the district preliminaries of the 1965 Kansas Co op Council speech contest held in Ottawa on January 23. The Paola High School senior spoke on Farmers Stake in Reapportionment and earned a Youth Recreation and Leadership Camp scholarship to William Jewell College. He advances to the state finals in Manhattan on February 8, competing for college scholarships of 100, 200, and 300 dollars alongside eight other youths. Other district winners receiving camp scholarships include Jeanine Jones of Gardner High School and Alice Bond of Paola High School.

John Showalter Kansas Co.op Council Ottawa John John Showalter Jr Paola High School Oll Wile A Jewell. College Liberty Manhattan Kansas Cosop Council Jeanine Jones Frank Jones Olathe Rfd Jeanine Gardner High School Alice Bond Alice

Scouts To Hold Cookie Sale Across Santa Fe Trail Council

Franklin County Girl Scouts join the annual sale from January 29 to February 8 with Ottawa and Wellsville troops beginning orders January 29. About 21 161 girls will participate, funds supporting two camps Tongaswood near Kansas City and a 260 acre site southwest of Ottawa. Tongawood has served six years. Ottawa camp is under development. Ottawa chairs Mrs Max Seymour and Mrs Dean Brothrigg. Franklin District captain is Mrs Howard Smith. Five cookie varieties available. scouts to wear insignia while selling.

Franklin County Ottawa Wellsville Santa Fe Trail Council Girl Scouts Tongas Wood Kansas City Tongawood Cookie Sale Max Seymour Dean Brownrigg Howard Smith Franklin

Police News Involving Drunken Bus Passenger And Traffic Citations

Harold L Gumm 45 of 127 S Cedar jailed at 1245 a.m. Sunday for being drunk in a bus. Gumm posted 50 dollars bond. Ancel Otto Lewis 59 cited for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone on South Main. posted 10 dollar bond. Roger P Toburen 20 cited for 35 in a 20 mph zone on South Main. Faye Elaine Wilcox 32 cited for no valid license on South Main. posted 16 dollar bond. Rolland L Kelley 16 cited for disobeying a stop sign on West Second Street. John E Wise 22 cited for defective mufflers on East First Street.

Harold L Gumm S. Cedar Gumm Ancel Otto Lewis Carthage South Main Roger P. Toburen East First Street

Bridge Tourney Held Locally Ottawa Elks Club Championship

Bridge players from Kansas City and Lawrence swept the top three spots in the Ottawa Elks Team of Four Club Championship. Winners were Lee McGee, Bob Anderson, and Ed Sites of Kansas City. second were William Scott, BE Hazlitt, and Allyn Underwood of Lawrence. third were Startzel and Oliver Anderson, all of Kansas City. Eighty four players competed in the annual event.

Kansas City Lawrence Ottawa Elks Lee McGee Bob Anderson Ed Sites Willliam Scott E. Hazlitt Allyn Underwood Startzel Oliver Anderson

Pomona High Students Take Tests For Vision

A Mader of the Kansas Motor Carriers Association supervised 121 Pomona High students on January 19 in tests measuring depth perception color vision distance judgment reaction time and steadiness. Jim Beesley earned top marks with A on all five tests. 4 A 1 B students listed include Ted Wilson Don Burgess Shirley Jones John Bowman Rick Mundy Craig Collins Ron Eeord Gary Thompson Jim Lederer Bob Ramshaw Jim Trendel Loretta Neilson Adele Pharris Karen Briggs. Richard Altic scored 43 in a basketball game last week, a new Pomona school record, surpassing Jim Burgoon 39. Ed Altic held the Appanoose record with 38. Carol Baker won Pomona High School 1965 Betty Cracker Homemaker of Tomorrow after highest score on a senior girls written exam Dec 1. she enters state competition with $2,000 in scholarships. Cathy Kammer and Leonard Robbins, both students, enrolled for the second semester. A Craughton’s Business School rep spoke to juniors and seniors. he will return Jan 27 to administer an aptitude test to seven seniors. Construction on the new high school continues despite cold weather. 11 working days have been lost, the last three Fridays. Fifty-three of 115 columns are in place. a Kansas City subs contractor began forming the north wing roof, paving the way for exterior walls and interior partitions.

Jim Beesley Ted Wilson Don Burgess Shirley Jones John Bowman Rick Mundy Craig Collins Ron Eeord Gary Thompson Jim Lederer Bob Ramshaw Jim Trendel Loretta Neilson Adele Pharris Karen Briggs Richard Altic Burelingame Jim Burgoon Richard Ed Altic Carol Baker Pomona High School Betty Cracker Pomona Cathy Kammer Leonard Robbins Cathy Eliza Beth Colo Liberty Leonard Ottawa Lee Bonar Appanoose Craughton Kansas City

County Court Notices Include Fines For Traffic Violations

A county court list records John A Wesel 20 Kansas City cited for defective mufflers near Wellsville and fined 15 dollars plus costs. Velma L Wray 30 Ottawa cited Jan 20 at Fifteenth and Mulberry for disobeying a stop sign and fined 15 dollars plus costs. Lucky L Patton 90 Wellsville cited Jan 19 near Wellsville for stop sign violation and fined 5 dollars plus costs. Rozella J Whiteford 19 Topeka cited Jan 16 at Main and Seventh in Wellsville for stop sign violation and fined 5 dollars plus costs. Roy W Beetles 53 Baldwin cited Jan 20 on US 50 at Williamsburg for illegal parking and fined 4 dollars plus costs. Walter L Waddell 24 Shawnee Mission cited Jan 7 east of Ottawa on L356 for truck not bearing company name and fined 5 dollars plus costs.

John A. Wesel Kansas City Wellsville Velma L. Wray Ottawa Fifteenth Mulberry Streets Lucky L. Patton K.33 Rozella J. Whiteford Topeka Main Seventh Streets Roy W. Beetles Baldwin Williamsburg Walter L. Waddell Shawenee Mission

Marriage Licence for Russell Wiggins and Janice Whitcomb

Russell Robert Wiggins aged 21 of Ottawa and Janice Ann Whitcomb aged 19 of Ottawa are recorded as applicants for a marriage licence. The notice lists both parties' names and ages in the Ottawa district.

Russell Robert Wiggins Ottawa Janice Ann Whitcomb

Livestock Auction Listings for Ottawa and Council Grove

Daily listings show 40 Jack Nelson of Pomona Kansas and weekly sales at Council Grove Livestock Auction every Saturday. Auctioneers include Jim Brady of Ottawa with CH 2.4960 and Clifford R Hobbs of Ottawa CH 2.3718. Contacts listed for local buyers.

Jack Nelson Pomona Kan Council Grove Jim” Brady Ottawa Clifford R Hobbs Kansas

Memorial thanks for support after death of Earl Chapman

Marilyn Krause expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and Trinity Methodist Church for cards flowers food and kindness after the death of Earl Chapman. She recalls his love of winter and his playful greeting as he stepped into the snowy scene, imagining him from heaven enjoying Earths first snow.

Trinity Methodist Church Earl Chapman Marilyn Krauseee Elderdown Pines

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Kiwanis Memorial Auditorium Ady A&p Douglas Bros Adv Ellis Jacqueline Rush Association Lori Colleen Norton Charles A. Norton Baldewin Rfd Dengel Morc Tuary William Weber Highland Cemetery Lori Charles A. Norton Sr Ernest S. Cornelius Russell Gieber Jessie Gieber Beatrice Ned Grace Silvius Lawrence Memorial Hospital Coughlin Funeral Home Clarence Harder Wellsville Methodist Church Silvius Lathrop Valley View Henry Silvius Simone Duyk Simon E. Duyk Redbank N. J Tucson Ariz Long Branch Burea Pauline Duyk Rena H. Martin Park Place William Bill Allen Albert L. B. Schendel Glenn Willhite Wellsville High School D. C Paola Boy Police News Reid Keith Adriance Roy Elmer Moss Bessie Stewart Pomona High A Mader Kansas Motor Carriers Association Charles Hill Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa Franklin County Sale Company Franklin Co Sale Barn Harold Stewart Printy Ben Printy Cap Memoriam Billy Baxter Snow Orchard Drive Billford Main Street Baldwin City Allstate Wess Hunn Sears Wed U.S. Civil Service Lincoln Service Ottawa Herald Men & Women Ltd Rawleigh EAA Freeport Watkins Watkins Products, Inc Wincona Minn IBM Computer Programming Burroughs Olive Louis School OF Automation Grand St. L Indiana Bennett Retail Store Avon Mgr Emerald Drive
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