Chest clinic date and xray details at Ransom Memorial
The next chest clinic will be at Ransom Memorial Hospital on Thursday January 31 with X-rays on Monday and Tuesday January 28 and 29. Appointments for Xrays are by calling Dr. F A Trump's office. Harry Hough has returned home from the University of Kansas Medical Center and will be homebound for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
F. A. Trump
Harry Hough
N. Cedar
University of Kansas Medical Center
Senate Bill Would Help Factories
TOPEKA AP Bills introduced in the Kansas Senate would boost state aid to Washburn University and exempt from sales tax replacement machinery for manufacturing plants. Sen. Robert C. Taggart said the machinery measure, from the Kansas Industrial Development Commission, aims to spur plant expansion and extend sales tax relief to existing equipment. The Washburn aid would rise from 97000 to about 370000 annually by changing the aid basis to a revenue percentage. Additional bills would levy 1 more mill for recreation, authorize selling unused park land, and repeal guardian lists by probate courts to county assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Senate
Washburn University
Robert C. Taggart
Taggart
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
KIDC
Washburn
Cambridge girls to perform nude tableau in Expresso Bongo
Five Cambridge University students will appear on stage in a nude striptease tableau as part of a production of Expresso Bongo. Wearing G strings and masks to remain anonymous, the performers seek to support a dramatic cause amid strong ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, England
Cambridge University
Cars Collide At Intersection In Ottawa
Two drivers, David P. Schmidt and Kenneth D. Riddle, collided about 11:30 yesterday morning at the 8th Sycamore intersection. Schmidt headed north on Sycamore and Riddle east on Eighth. damage to Schmidt’s car estimated at $52 and to the other auto at $12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Schmidt
S. Sycamore
Kenneth D. Riddle
RFD
Ottawa
Sycamore
Schmidt
Riddle
Eighth
Herald Ad Deadlines Move Up February First
The Ottawa Herald will advance display advertising copy deadlines to 5 p.m. two days before publication and classified deadlines to 5 p.m. the day before, with minor changes and five lines or fewer ads due by 9:30 a.m. the day of publication. The change aims to offset rising costs and avoid rate increases. Other items note local business activity and upcoming soil conservation focus in Monday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Avery Sees Farm Loss
Abilene AP Kansas could lose 100 million dollars in farm income annually if rigid wheat acreage allotments are invoked after 1965 Rep William Avery told a Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner Friday night He said the loss would come if allotments were dropped by 30 percent as Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman originally intended Resentment among wheat farmers may cause the secretary to reduce allotments by no more than 10 to 15 percent according to the congressman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kansas
William Avery
Chamber of Commerce
Orville L. Freeman
Negro Gantt to Enter Clemson Monday
Clemson to register Harvey Gantt, 20, the first Negro admitted to a white public school or college in South Carolina, under a court order Monday. More than 100 newsmen and photographers from Ebony Afro-American will cover the event with a seven member advisory committee. Clemson officials expect campus security and state agents to maintain order as white students return later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
S.C
Harvey Gantt
Clemson College
Gantt
Charleston
South Carolina
Joe Sherman
Sherman
Iowa State University At
Ames
State Law Enforcement Division
Tulane Enrolls Negroes Sees Break in Quiet Desegregation
NEW ORLEANS AP Private Tulane University voluntarily registered eight Negroes for the spring semester, seven Louisiana colleges to end white only policy. Six graduates and two part time students enrolled quietly Friday. A university spokesman anticipates more enrollments next week. DESegregation followed a judge ruling private Tulane was not required to admit two applicants. One plaintiff, Mrs. Pearlie Ellie of New Orleans, was accepted as a part time student. Tulane had resisted desegregation due to donation restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tulane University
Louisiana
U.S
Pearlie Ellie
Tulane
Nightmare at Baton Rouge Store Locks In Boy
An 11 year old, Edward Nacol Jr., fell asleep at a department store magazine rack in Baton Rouge and woke to find the store locked. A passerby saw him outside a plate glass door with a sign reading keys made inside. Police called the manager and the boy was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge, la
Edward Nacol Jr
Edward
KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs prices report
AP market roundup shows cattle and hogs trading lower versus last week. Slaughter steers and heifers down 50 to 1.00, calves steady, feeders mixed. hogs led by 1-2 190-240 lb at 15.50-16.00, sows 13.50-14.00, other weights 12.75-50. Lambs mostly 50-1.00 lower with mixed feeder prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include George McIntosh Vera Beehle Lawrence Tracy Clotfelter James Magrath Mary Hoppe Danny Young and others on Friday and Saturday. Dismissals include Olin James Anna Hughes Lee Casida Ruth Sealey Clara Klein Lee Barnett John Douglas Clement Leabo Alice Lawson Carol Ray and others through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McIntosh
S. Locust
Vera Beehle
Lawrence
Tracy Clotfelter
S. Willow
James Magrath
Tremont
Mary Hoppe
S. Elm
Danny Young
Olin James
Quenemo
Anna Hughes
Crestview Nursing Home
Lee Casida
W. 4Th
Ruth Sealey
S. Mulberry
Clara Klein
S. Hickory
Lee Barnett
RFD
Ottawa
John Douglas
Clement Leabo
Alice Lawson
N. Cherry
Carol Ray
Guidance Board Names Officers at Franklin County Center
The Franklin County Guidance Center board of trustees met as a non profit organization and re elected seven members to their roles. George E. Lister serves as president with H E DeTar as vice president, Dr David G Laury as treasurer, Cecil Vining as secretary, Robert L Pinet Mrs O A Sigler and Allen Unruh as members. The center, incorporated Jan 1 to expand services while keeping costs low, operates as a local mental health clinic offering diagnosis evaluation psychological testing marriage counseling and pre school mental health check ups. The staff includes Dr Franklin C Boraks executive director Dr Laury medical director Dr Arthur W Hoyt psychiatry consultant Arthur A Shaw clinical psychologist Mrs Ollie Burress secretary receptionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Guidance Center
George E. Lister
Ottawa
H. E. DeTar
Wellsville
David G. Laury
Cecil Vining
Richmond
Robert L. Pinet
O. A. Sigler
Allen Unruh
Accross
Kansas
Guidance Center
Franklin C. Boraks
Laury
Arthur W. Hoyt
Arthur A. Shaw
Ollie Burress
Brave Dog Survives Ordeal In Ottawa Neighborhood
A part Cocker Spaniel named Duchess owned by Mrs. Virginia Clark was badly injured and missing for six days before returning home to her basket. Dragging rear legs and a broken hip, she survived bitter cold with care from a neighbor girl Terry Mavity who prayed for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Duchess
Terry Mavity
Terry
Detroit Loses Young Pitcher Fletcher on Voluntary Retirement
AP reports Tom Fletcher, 20, once a top college prospect from Illinois, may end his major league potential with the Detroit Tigers after being placed on the voluntary retired list for one year due to chronic venous insufficiency in his pitching arm. Tigers GM Jim Campbell says any money paid is his. Doctors urge rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tom Fletcher
Detroit Tigers
Illinois
Fletcher
Tigers
Henry Ford Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mann
Jim Campbell
Tiger
Campbell
College Basketball Scores and Dual Winners Report
Based on Associated Press listings Holy Cross defeats Pittsburgh 77 to 65 and Seton Hall tops Boston College 61 to 53. Southern California and Utah State win in other regions while multiple freshmen and junior college results are noted along with college wrestling and swimming outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Holy Cross
Pittsburgh
Seton Hall
Boston College
Food Shortages Hit Japan From Heavy Snowfall
Tokyo reports severe food shortages across large areas as blizzards cripple transport. Helicopters airlift food and medical supplies to isolated communities. Police say 37 people died in snowstorms along the west central coast, most in avalanches or wrecked houses. Snow drifts reach 12 feet in spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Herald Offers Weekly Reward For Best News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly payment of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be timely and verifiable, with preference given to original reporting ideas or information that leads to publishable stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Township financial record details from 1961 1962 report
Financial ledger for Cutler Township Franklin County Kansas shows receipts total 533.78 and expenditures 428.26 with balances and outstanding writs. It lists monthly disbursements to road and general funds, wages, materials, fuel and repairs, plus a 1962 annual report summary and cemetery balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrnta
Wrnt Co. Trens
el. Bickerstaff
Didde
M. McClelland
Dempsey
Rantoul Lmbr
Sin. Ref. Co
John Cole
E. Medien
Rock
L. Griffith
Mil
E. Medlen
H. Caylor
Con. Mat
Haul
Gas
Pats Elec
Gen
Hughes Auto
Reg
Fr. Co. Hi
Blades
Fogle
Dempsay
Rep
of. mi
Earl Medlen
Same
Jae
Carswell
Sams Tire
of & Fuel
Rantoul Lbr
C. Burnett
Ottawa Herald
Fr. Co
Cannadys
Johnstons
Martin Tractor
Rpr
Barnett Sales
Hufford L. Co
Crib
D. Spencer
Cutler Township
Franklin County
State of Kansas
F. Carswell
Clvis
Sin
Tabbeeies
Medien
Hiltnet
FE. Medlen
Nee
HERS
Fr. Hiway
Teon
Wrnt Co. Treas
Parts
Con
HE. Medlen
Mrs. E.sh
Wrat Co. Treas
Ginnee
Co Y
Martin Trac
Fire Dept
Tallmans
Elect
Caylor
Royal Neighbors Rt
Pro Basketball Friday Results and Weekend Schedule
Friday scores include Boston 113 over St Louis 98 and Los Angeles 122 over Syracuse 114 Cincinnati 114 over New York 112 and Detroit 113 over Chicago 111. Weekend games feature Chicago at Cincinnati Syracuse at San Francisco and New York at Boston with Los Angeles at St Louis and Chicago against Cincinnati at Dayton. Monday has no games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinati
San Francisco
Dayton
Notice of Voter Registration for Ottawa Kansas
Published from January 26 to February 6 1963 the voter registration books for Ottawa Kansas are open during City Clerk office hours. Any resident who did not vote in November 1962 or has not re registered or changed address since last registered must register in person at City Hall to be eligible for future elections. Special arrangements can be made for the sick or disabled. Donald R Capper City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Donald R. Capper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellis
U. S. Army Mothers
Masonic Temple
Tommy Smith
Vernon Smith
Edgelea Road
Kcmo-Tv
Tommy
Lawrence Gamble
Arlie M. Forth
Hamblin
Topeka VA
Robert Lee Lingo
Garnett
William L. Williams
Clathe
Barbara Sieler
Ralph Sieler, Jr
Phoenix, Ariz
Herald
Lee
Ruth Shelden
Shelden
HAMAC
Heart of America Men’s Apparel Club
Bob White
White
Dallas
Max Montague
CCA School of Cooperation
Consumers Cooperative Association
Pete DeWald
Skelly
N. Main
Gilmore
DeWald
Bennie Gilmore
Mildred McKee
Jay Milton
Margaret
John Douglass
June Schultz
June’s
R. C. Terrill
Terrill’s
John Deere Bay
S. Main
Eddie's
Earl Schmanke
Hubbard Lumber
Jack
Quincy Seymour
State Farm Insurance
Denver Hilton Hotel
Alaska
Colorado
Idaho
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Avery
Matthew Perry
Columbia
Ebony
Towner’s Ci Npe
Clark
Eastern Star
Edna
Hasty) Clark
Union Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Lamb
Princeton
Charles P. Knight
Guidance Board
Jordan
Harry Jordan
Kurt Juengel
Highland Cemetery
Souseng
Hrtuay
Basketball
THE
Associated Press
Midwest
North Texas State
Wichita
Kirksville St
West Ill
Coe
St. John’s Min
Carleton
Southwest Ucla
Texas Tech
California
Loyola of Los Angeles
Utah State
Denver
Western State
Colo
Colorado Mines
Carroll
Mont
Northern Montana
West Washington
Cent. Washington
Oregon Tech
Oregon Education
Warrensburg State
College of Emporia
Friends
Bethany
Turkie
Missouri Valley
Kirksville State
Western Illinois
Evangel
National
Enid
Okla
Oklahoma State
Colorado State University
Pittsburg State
Hendrix
Ark
Saffron Glass Co
Legals
State of
Howard Caylor
L. L. Griffith
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!