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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1963

Page

3

Home Economics Day and meetings in Manhattan

Rosemary Crist Franklin County home economics agent attends Home Economics Day and annual meeting of home demonstration advisors council in Manhattan. Mrs Overstreet and Mrs Smith are advisors. Items also note U S Army Mothers chicken and noodle dinner 75 cents Jan 29 at Masonic Temple. Adjacent briefs mention retirements at Kansas City Title Insurance, a Santa Fe carload report, piano tuning ad, and local notices on church calls and community events.

Rosemary Crist Franklin County Ralph Overstreet Wellsville Howard Smith Willow Home Demonstration Advisors Council Manhattan Overstreet Smith U. S. Army Mothers Masonic Temple

Funeral Notices for Edna H Clark Nellie Morris Ernest Johnson

Obituaries list funeral services held for Edna H Clark in Loveland Colorado with Union Chapter No 15 officiating and graveside at Princeton Cemetery. Nellie Morris died January 25 and services were at Towner's Chapel with burial in Fouts Cemetery. Ernest Johnson funeral services were at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville with burial at Centropolis and survivors named.

Edna H. Clark Loveland Colo Lamb Funeral Home Union Chapter No. 15 J. R. Henning Charles P. Knight Princeton Cemetery Nellie G. Morris Nellie Morris Towner’s Chapel Arthur Gerhold Merlin Donald and Everett Reed Lyle Beckman Ermil Greenfield Merle Montgomery Ervin Happy J. M. Kilgore Fouts Cemetery

Ottawa High Schedule and OHS Teachers Meeting

The Ottawa City Teachers Association planned a 4 15 p m meeting at Ottawa Senior High. Friday night the Ottawa Varsity and Junior Varsity face Bonner Springs with games starting at 6 30. Saturday Rosedale visits for varsity and junior varsity contests at 6 30.

Ottawa City Teachers Association Ottawa Senior High School Ottawa High Bonner Springs Rosedale Ottawa Eri High

Wellsville Files Expansion For W E G Dial System

Wellsville based W E G Dial Telephone Inc announced a multi month expansion plan. Harold Haney visited Jackson Michigan to inspect a switchboard later purchased for the expansion. A direct distance dialing board will arrive in October and be ready by December 1963 in Gardner. New towers will serve Gardner Osage City Overbrook and adjacent towns enabling mobile telephone dialing across Lebo Osage City Overbrook Wellsville Edgerton and Gardner with work expected to finish by early summer.

Wellsville W.E Harold Haney Jackson Mich W.E.G. Dial D.D.D Gardner United States Overbrook Osage City Lebo Edgerton Ross Gault

Won't Be So Cold After All

TOPEKA AP Skies were cloudy over Kansas as new cold air moved in but the outlook called for milder temperatures. Temperatures fell below 10 degrees in northwest Kansas with little snow reported. The Weather Bureau said northwest Kansas would not be colder Wednesday and may moderate. the southeast will be colder as the cold air shifts in.

Topeka Kansas Weather Bureau

Ottawa High Plans Adult Classes

Ottawa High announces four spring evening courses at Ottawa High School. Courses include Basic Electricity for Tradesmen Welding and Machine Metal for Tradesmen Wood Refinishing and Upholstery Repair for all, and Beginning Typing for all. An organizational meeting date will be announced. inquiries to Henry A. Parker Edwin D. Henry or Orlis Cox at the senior high school.

Ottawa High School Henry A. Parker Edwin D. Henry Orlis Cox

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births on Tuesday

Admissions include Sue Ann Taul RFD 1 Bald win Debbie Usher 428 Maple Tuesday Births to Mr and Mrs Everett Roecker Williamsburg a daughter weight 7 lb 5 oz Dismissals include Mrs Larry Barnhart and baby son RFD 4 Glenn Ware Wells ville Tuesday

Sue Ann Taul Baldwin Debbie Usher Everett Roecker Williamsburg Larry Barnhart Baby Son RFD Glenn Ware Wellsville

Would Hike Gasoline Tax and Tag Fees in Kansas

The Kansas Highway Committee recommends a one cent rise in the gasoline tax and higher highway user fees. A $2.50 vehicle registration increase for passenger cars and a 5 percent hike in truck registration revenue are proposed. Even with higher revenue a funding gap remains for an expanded improvements program. The panel rejects ad valorem tax funding and suggests earmarking part of the five cent agricultural gasoline refund for township roads.

Topeka Kansas Highways Committee Kansas Legislative Council John Anderson

Britain loses bid to join European Market after UEF talks

BRUSSELS AP Britain failed to secure Common Market membership despite Kennedy administration steps. Six members told British officials the bid was rejected. The French emerged as clear winners, seen by some diplomats as diminishing American and British influence. Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak said unity faced a setback. Deputy Foreign Minister Edward Heath was formally informed in an afternoon session.

Brussels Belgium Britain Jon Kennedy Paul-Henri Spaak Edward Heath

Collision Damages Reported In City Intersection

Cars driven by Cornelius Boston and Harrison E Jones collided at the 8th Princeton intersection about 2 yesterday afternoon. Boston east on Eighth Street and Jones south on Princeton. hood bumper left fender doors and hubcaps of Bostons car were damaged. The right front fender and bumper of Jones car were damaged.

Cornelius Boston Walton Harrison E. Jones Walnut Princeton Boston Eighth Street Jones

Ann Landers Answers Three Reader Crises About Life

A column of three letters to Ann Landers covers a husband calling his wife lazy and ill, a teen girl facing a six week social lockdown for bad grades, and a wife distressed by a critical friend. Landers advises psychiatric help for the wife, study during the sentence, and distance from the friend, while offering her booklet on boundaries and behavior.

Ann Landers

Shrine Club Elects Officers Close-knit Franklin Miami group names leaders

Jim Alexander was elected president of the Franklin Miami Shrine Club at a dinner meeting last night. O W Waymire was chosen vice president Julius Raffelock became secretary treasurer. The president appointed John Pinder publicity chairman Earl Read membership chairman and Jay E Todd program chairman.

Jim Alexander Franklin - Miami Shrine Club O W. Waymire Julius Raffelock John Pinder Earl Read Jay E. Todd

Stolen Old Pants From Porch Mat Puzzle

Mrs. Harry Ball reports an old pair of pants used as a porch mat was stolen from her front porch at 1278 Lo cust. She had placed the pants outside to curb snow tracking into the house. The loss was discovered yesterday and Ball wonders who would need them.

Harry Ball

Marriage License For Marcus Gile And Janis Stegman

Marcus Gile of Mission age 21 and Janis Sue Stegman of Wichita age 19 secured a marriage license. The filing lists both as intending to wed, with full names matching the county records and standard municipal verification.

Marcus Gile Mission Janis Sue Stegman Wichita

Death notices from Ottawa region and beyond prompt obituaries

Deaths include W R Emmons 90 Lincoln UL former Ottawa Blue Mound resident born May 18 1872. Survived by wife two sons Wayne Roy 10 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren two brothers two sisters. Also E Leroy Gattshall 76 Prairie du Sac Wis former Ottawan with family continuing business operations. J E Pat Hollingsworth 94 Ottawa area resident with wife Carrie died. Mrs Verne V Garrett 63 Ash died in hospital with daughter Virginia Rice and son Vernon Garrett surviving. Minnie K Guy 74 Cedar House nursing home death noted.

W. R. Emmons Lincoln Ottawa Blue Mound Appleton City Allena, Robinson Perry Okla Emmons Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital 8Th & Elm Sts Lincoln, T Wayne Ill Roy Santa Cruz Calif Earl Emory Emmons E. Leroy Gattshall Prairie du Sac Wis Gattshall R. B. Anderson Cutler Township Russell Donald Cora Don Kinzler Robert Hageman

Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep

KC Markets cattle 4,000 calves 200 steady to weak heifers vealers steady choice steers 25.00-50 high good 24.50-25.00 etc hogs 4,500 weak to 25 lower sows steady 1-3 190-240 lb 15.50-16.00 400-600 lb 13.50-14.50 sheep 1,300 steady good to high choice wooled lambs 18.00-19.00 pelts 17.50-18.00 ewes 6.00-7.00.

Kansas City

Funeral for Minnie Meinig Guy Held in Home South of Ho mewood

After years of illness she passed away three weeks earlier. Services are Friday at 2 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. William R. Weber officiating. Burial in Princeton Cemetery. Minnie K. Meinig Guy, born Sept 30, 1888 in Miami County, married to John E. Guy Aug 14, 1907 in Paola. Surviving son Dean Guy, one granddaughter, three sisters and six brothers. Member of Calvary Baptist Church.

Guy Minnie K. Guy John E. Guy Franklin County Lamb Funeral Home William R. Weber Princeton Cemetery J. E Pat” Hollingsworth Maple Towner’s Chapel Charles P. Knight Highland Cemetery Grinnell Iowa Ottawa Idaho Alma Neb Carrie B. Day City Water and Light Department L. D. Hollingsworth Ruby Hollingsworth Verne V. Garrett Ransom Memorial Hospital Raymond P. Jennings Edith Mae Rolston Waverly Princetton Cemetery S. Poplar Calvary Baptist Church Dean Guy West 19Th Emma Whitney Elmer McKeon Osawatomie Joseph Pasternak Stockton Calif William Meinig Harry Meinig Paola Richard Meinig

Some 4-Fs Are Now 1-Y in Local Selective Service

The local selective service board reports that several men moved from 4-F to 1-Y after a new classification. A review of all 4-F cases is underway and some have been reclassified to 1-Y. These men would be available for duty only in disasters or emergencies and could perform military or civil defense duties.

Local Selective Service Board

Registration of Voters Notice Ottawa Kansas City

Notice published in Ottawa Kansas calling voters to register for upcoming elections. Book open during City Clerk office hours in City Hall for residents who did not vote in November 1962, changed address, or are not properly registered. First published January 29 1963. Last published February 12 1963. In probate matter of Emma S Franklin deceased a hearing date is set for final settlement and heirs, devisees, and legatees determined per will.

Stanley A. Langr Kansas Veterans’ Commission Lawrence City Hall Ottawa Langr Kansas Donald R. Capper State of Kansas Franklin County Emma Franklin Emma Helen Franklin Teez Robert N. Bundy

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Kansas City Title Insurance Company Sheldon Bowers Bowers Ellis Lawrence F. Faivre First United Presbyterian Church, Ltd 1St United Presbyterian Church Caney Cherryvale Othellss Mrs. Faivre Lynn Greendyke Transport Company, Inc Enid al Beets Motors Greendyke Kathleen Louise Peters A. B. Peters Rockwood Drive Junction City Fort Riley Miss Peters Emporia State Teachers College Lois Smith RFD 2 Pomona Greenwood Road Robert Melton Elks Carl Artinger Dick Peters John Wassmer H. D. McGrath Gene Bush Franklin County Farm Bureau 1.C.C.F. Hall Cedar Farm Bureau Lester W. Miller Main St., Mary’s Hospital Roy Pointer University of Kansas Dick Kellogg Arlington Don Harding Stafford Kellogg Harding Emporia State College Anna Bryan N. Poplar the Herald Lamb Ernest Johnson Enrnest Johnson Coughlin Gordon Norris Assembly of God Church We .Ray Irvin Hall Bert Bell Harold Hargrove Claude Yakle John Berger Centropolis May Hargrove Eva Yakle Hollingsworth Towner's Chapel Highland Ottawa High Plans Kall Motorola Gambles Shrine Club R. Emmons Mrs. Verne V. Garrett Cedar House Nursing Home Peri Ceeapel Legals Paine
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