Ottawa News Briefs recap of local police and events
Two people cited by police here, Herman Berry of Kansas City Kansas and Thomas Hodson of Ottawa, charged with speeding and illegal U turn respectively. Miss Charlotte Kennedy of Ottawa treated for a hip fracture after a fall on an icy street. Other notes include teaching news, a bank foreclosure case, court settlements, and a Franklin County textbook committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman D. Berry
Kansas City
Kas
Thomas M. Hodson
Berry
Hodson
Charlotte Kennedy
Locust
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Fuel Burning Equipment Co., Inc
Merchants Mutual Bonding Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
Jack F. May
Floyd Caffman
Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth Announcements
Hospital notes list admissions including Robert Miller RFD 1 Mrs Jack Marconett 923 S Hickory Audean McKinzie Lane Saturday births report a Gray Quinemo daughter weight seven pounds seven ounces Malburg son weight eight pounds seven ounces Gregg daughter weight eight pounds seven ounces Discharges include Claude Warbritton 418 W 2nd Mae Westover North American Hotel William Fowler 907 King Kenneth Cook 729 W 5th Alice Smith 318 W 5th Dewey McClay RFD 2 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
RFD
Jack Marconett
S. Hickory
Audean McKinzie
Lane
Loren W. Gray
Quenemo
Elvin Malburg
N. Main
Lee Gregg
Oak
Claude Warbritton
Mae Westover
North American Hotel
William A. Fowler
King
Kenneth Cook
Alice Smith
Dewey McClay
To Install 4-H Council Officers
Sandra Herring of Williamsburg will speak at a Franklin County 4-H Council meeting in the First Methodist Church dining room Monday at 7 30 p m. Abersold Sobba and Mrs Houston will speak on events and conferences. New officers to be installed include Abersold president Sobba vice president Reichard secretary Lederer treasurer Houston reporter Bethell song leader Coffman pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Herring
Williamsburg
Franklin County
First Methodist Church
Miss Herring
Chicago
Patricia Abersold
Leon Sobba
Raymond Houston
Abersold
Sobba
Deaths Mrs James M Hoover 83 Ottawa resident
Mrs James M Hoover 83 of 623 N Cedar Ottawa and New Hope community since 1879 died this morning in Cedar House nursing home after long illness. Born December 28 1878 in Ladoga Indiana she was Lulu Elizabeth Mercer daughter of John Crawford and Dick Mercer. She married James M Hoover September 6 1927 in Wellsville he died in 1945. She belonged to New Hope Baptist Church. Survived by brother C E Mercer Hoisington and sister Maude Howell Ottawa. Services Monday at 1 30 p m Lamb Funeral Home Rev Thomas E Ingle officiating burial Walnut Creek Cemetery.
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Hoover
Lulu Elizabeth
James
Ottawa
Lamb Funeral Home
Thomas E. Ingle
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Wellsville
James M. Hoover
N. Cedar
New Hope
Cedar House
Ladoga
Ind
Lulu Elizabeth Mercer
John Crawford
Dick (Blankenship) Mercer
Ottawa Women Attend Topeka Kansas Day Luncheon Events
Ottawa residents join Kansas Day activities in Topeka including a luncheon at the Topeka Women’s Club with Mrs. J Stephenson and Mrs. Arthur Jones. Attendees include Mrs. Verne Alden Wellsville, Franklin County Central Committee chair, and Mrs. Ethel Seymour, Franklin County Republican Women’s Club president. Sunday features a reception at the executive mansion and multiple banquets and mixers. Monday schedules cover state committee breakfast, Woman’s Day Club meetings, luncheons, and Republican events at Hotel Jayhawk with a Congressional panel and a Young Republicans reception.
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Topeka
Kansas Women’s Republican Club
Executive Mansion
Native Sons and Daughters
Kansas Young Republican Federation
Kansas Republican State Committee
Kansas Day Club
Women’s Club
Kansas Veterans’ Club
Jayhawk
Kansas
Cadet Sanders Sets Twist Marathon Time Record
Boonville Missouri AP Cadet Steve Sanders a 17 year old Dallas Texas senior at Kemper School clocked a new twist time of 15 hours 2 minutes beating the 13 hour old mark He began Friday after last class and twisted until 5 02 a m a square version marked on barracks floor fellow cadets joined in cheering and bringing aid He said he could have continued if not exhausted and that he was tired but not enough to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Steve Sanders
Dallas
Tex
Kemper School
Sanders
Doversion
Kansas City Market Report Slaughter Cattle Feeder Range
Cattle compared with last week show steers 25 to 50 lower, heifers 25 lower, feeders steady with good prime steers at 23.00 to 27.00, calves and vealers also steady. Sheep lambs steady with ewes up to 30 higher. hogs down 50 to 75 for 250 lb and lighter, heavier hogs 75 to 100 lower, sows down 25. Prices listed for various weight classes and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Marriage Licenses for Gibson and Harder Noted
John William Gibson aged 32 and Gwen Adele Harder aged 19, both residents of a local area, obtained marriage licenses as recorded. The filing indicates a straightforward union between two adults with required legal documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Gibson
Gwen Adele Harder
Ottawa
Bean Sprout Billionaire Paulucci Built From 2500
Hal Boyle profiles Jeno F Paulucci who turned a $2500 loan into a $40 million food empire. From Mesabi range roots to Chun King Corp president, he built six plants, 1600 employees, and a nationwide drive-in restaurant chain. He advocates turning handicaps into advantages and creating growth where others fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeno F. Paulucci
Jeno
Minesota
Mesabi
America
Chun King Corp
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Florida
Paulucci
Grain signup to begin with national meeting in Omaha
Washington AP reports Secretary of Agriculture Prinlle L. Freeman announced a February 5 meeting in Omaha to launch the 1962 feed grain signup. Similar meetings will follow in Atlanta and Spokane to reduce surpluses by paying farmers to idle parts of feed grain land and provide price supports for reduced production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prinlle L. Freeman
Omaha
Atlanta
Spokane
No Career For Juliet No Career For Juliet
Hollywood gossip notes Frank Sinatra starts a new movie at Goldwyn Studios while Juliet Prowse plans a South Africa wedding. Sinatra hints she may quit acting after marriage, saying it could be better if she does not work. The couple’s wedding timing remains uncertain with filming through April 1 and a New York location week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Juliet Prowse
South Africa
Sinatra
Goldwyn Studios
Juliet
New York City
Savings and Loan Boom Described by Anchor Official
Anchor Savings Ottawa office reports 1961 net savings exceeding $11 million and dividends topping $417,867, the largest ever by a savings association. National estimates predict 1961 total assets around $81.4 billion with $17.4 billion in mortgage lending, up from 1960. Cliff Gibson returns to service station ownership, reopening Standard station at Tecumseh and North Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee A. Casida
Ottawa
Anchor Savings Association
Anchor Savings
Total Savings Association
Savings and Loan
National League of Insured Savings Associatons
Savings
Cliff Gibson
Cliff
Tecumseh and
North Main
Ottawa Kansas creates Le Territorial Sewer District 136 ordinance
Legislation published January 27 1962 announces Ordinance No 21 creating La Teral Sewer District No 136 in Ottawa Kansas authorizing an eight inch lateral sewer along Willow Street and Lot 3 Block 1 Gleasons Addition. It establishes district boundaries and assesses costs on benefited property with bonds to be paid via annual special assessments over up to eleven years at up to 5 percent interest, effective upon publication. Cant City Mayor R E Andrews approves. Donald R Capper City Clerk attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Gleasons
City of
Willow Street
Overbrook and Ottawa Kansas Livestock Sale Listings
A compact listing of weekly livestock auctions across Overbrook Ottawa Osage City and surrounding towns with sale days including Wednesdays Saturdays and various contact numbers for organizers Gordon James Ernest Arnold Franklin County Sale Co Osage City Myers Bros Printy and Son and community auctions at 1136 N Main with local auction hours and locations across Franklin County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Franklin County Sale Co
Locust and Wilson
Ottawa
Osage City
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Eivery
Locust & Wilson
Kas
F. G. Lohman
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
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Snyder Pharmacy
Don Morris
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Lynwood
Overland Park
Sidney Morris
Dairy Queen Burgerteria
Carroll Kirkpatrick
University of Kansas Medical Center
William G. Snedaker
W. 6Th
Ash
Snedaker
William C. Burgoon
Pine
Betty Knoeppel
Ellis
Adtv
Marvin Bond
Broomfield
Colo
Boulder
Maurice Ponton
Ponton
Limb Funeral Home
Binet
S. Main
Ottawans
Plaz
Columbia Pictures Presents
Spencen Tracy
Rank
Mervyn Leroyfred Kohimar
Mervyn Deroy
Fred Korlmar Igus
Jurgens - Welles
Hong Kone
OC Luke
Hal Boyle
the Herald
Herald
Bob Thomas
Maggie
Dun & Bradstreet
Dean Berlin
Legals
R. E. Andrews
Donald R. Capper
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James
Ottawa Market
Main
Wilson
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon, Kansas
Duke Ralston
Princeton
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