Social Security help at Youth Center on February 2
RA Nitschke, social security field representative, will be at the Youth Center in Kansas City from 9:70 a.m. to noon to assist filings and other business. Also notes Inn Restaurant schedules and a hospital report on Alice Dougherty. Hazen L. Richardson Jr. is promoted to assistant to the manager at Parke-Davis in Detroit after prior posts in Denver and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitschke
Kansas City
Hazen L. Richardson Jr
Parke, Davis and Company
Detroit
Mich
Richardson
Hazen L. Richardson
Hickory
University of Colorado
Parke-Davis
Denver
Los Angeles
El Is Plano Tuning Adv Mrs Herbert Howell Kan sas City
Mrs Herbert Howell of Po mona RFD 2 enters Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City on Friday and is in Room 402 D with frozen water lines. Carl Coffman's Blacksmith and Welding hosts a free demonstration meeting for a Dale Carnegie class Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the North American Hotel, sponsored by Ottawa Kiwanis Club Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Howell
Pomona Rfd
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Carl Coffman
Dale Carnegie
North Ameri Ican Hotel
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Ady
Small Dairy Merges With Melody Dairy Farms
Sunrise Dairy at 685 E. Wilson merges with Hawthorne Melody Dairy Farms of Kansas City. Bottling ends Feb 1. Ottawa deliveries continue with product from the Kansas City plant. Delivery staff mostly unchanged. one worker moves to Ottawa, the other exits dairy work to farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise
E. Wilson
Hawthorne Melody
Kansas City
Ottawa
Sunrise Dairy
Max Pierson
Sunerise Dairy
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions include Mrs Stella E Hendrix of Pomona and Edwin Wolgast at 803 S Mulberry on Friday plus Mrs William Adams of 7458 Ash on Saturday. Dismissals include Mrs Mattie Sweet of Cedar House and Mrs Floyd Smith with son from 1512 5 Osk Ottawa RFD 2 on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella E. Hendrix
Pomona
Edwin Wolgast
S. Mulberry
Willliam Adams
Ash
Mattie Sweet
Cedar House
Floyd Smith
Local Markets COPD report note confusion and exits
A fragmented market brief reads like an OCR fragment with scattered letters and numbers. It mentions COPD, Milo, and a string of nonsensical terms with a numeric entry 1,10 amid unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly readable.
Ottawa High School Honor Roll Honors List Named
The Ottawa High School office released the first semester honor roll under a new 4 point system. High Honors require a 3.5 average, while Honors cover 2.5 to 3.5. Seniors, juniors, and sophomores named include Marla Babcock, Aryus Baker, Nancy Bullock, Carolyn Bowers, Tom Wellington, Janet Nesch, John Bacon, Janet Warner, Janet Anderson, and many others across classes. The next honor roll will be issued at the close of the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ise
Marla Babcock
Aryus Baker
Nancy Bullock
Beth Butler
Anne Nila
Theresa Doerr
Sally Gibson
Alan Heinlein
Nancy Hewitt
Lincola Hamerickhouse
Marilyn Rule
Pat Sievers
Connie Warnock
Carolyn Bowers
Ronald Doyen
Luanne Drake
Jean Geiss
Dan Harkins
Patty Jameson
Linda Mandell
Janet Nesch
Bruce Prentice
Martha Roush
Beverly Schmidt
Donna Simpson
Dorothy Spencer
Sara Steere
Elizabeth Stoner
Tom Wellington
Roger Cummings
Becky Fisher
Ann Gensman
Barbara Genery
Ronald Meyer
Judy Northway
Kenneth Pres
Frances Genetry
Tom Gleason
Paulette Good
Dennis Gumm
Merry Hahn
Kathy Hill
Kenneth Jackson
Robert Kohler
Bob Latimer
Ante Laury
Larry Lewis
Ron Lidees Ae
Linda Loyd
Lynda McCall
Susie McNish
Joe Maloney
Fred Martin
Eugene Milton
Richard Milton
Janice Moore
Mary Ann Mueller
Harry Mure Phy
Joan Novick
Tamara O'Dea
Cicily Park
Pat Richardson
Linda Robinson
Mike Robinson
Dale Seyler
Jack Shepard
Nancy Toumberlin
Janet Warner
Jack Wasson
Lynn Wedman
Connie Wheeler
Wanda Williams
David Winchester
Janice Wittmeyer
John Bacon
Doug Bennett
Conenie Boyer
Allen Buck
James Burrow
Elisa Christian
Linda Corlis
Gerald Didde
Dennis Domnanish
Dan Fleming
Karen Golden
Ted Haworth
Robert Hegarty
Mary Ann Henning
Cathy Hettler
Vicki Higbie
Lynn Howard
Jon Indall
Barbara Johnson
Connie Johnson
Tom Johnson
Ann Keith
Diana Kissinger
Robert Kunard
Valery Langdon
Phyllis LaPine
Connie Lloyd
Allen Loyd
Mike McClay
Beverly Miller
Carol Milton
Barbara Morton
James Ogg
Lynda Page
David Payne
Mary Payne
Cynthia Pence
Stanley Perry
Dan Pippenger
Carla Platt
Diana Porter
Barbara Rybolt
Beki Sitterly
Shirley Snyder
Bonnie Stauffer
Mary Story
Penny Schnoke
Sheri Schultz
Laura Scott
Paul Scott
Rita Seyler
Dan Seymour
Clark Underwood
Wayne White
Jane Wollen
Sara Wood
Dan Zerbe
Janet Anderson
Linda Barnes
Mary Bugner
Sharon Burress
Rita Campbell
Larry Canning
Louise
Bashed Cars But None Hurt
No injury was reported after a two car collision at Ninth and Sycamore around 5 40 p m Friday. Eugene E Humberd 67 of 706 S Poplar drove a 1962 Rambler station wagon north on Sycamore Alfred W Decock 22 of 819 E 8th drove a 1953 Ford west on Ninth Street. The Rambler was struck on the right rear fender by the Ford. Damages were listed for the Rambler and the Ford with no estimates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth and
Sycamore
Eugene E. Humberd
S. Poplar
Ninth Street
Alfred W. Decock
Ford
Vandals Paint Profane Words At Kwild Car Wash
Police found blue spray paint and cap near the stall at the Kwild Car Wash on North Main. An officer reported vandalism at 1:05 a.m. with profane words on the north wall. The spray can and cap were collected for fingerprint analysis. price tag may reveal purchase location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwild
North Main
Poelice Station
The General Sherman Tree Emerges From Tiny Seed
National Geographic notes the General Sherman Tree, a Sequoia towering like a 25 story building, grew from a seed no bigger than a rolled oats flake, illustrating remarkable natural scale and mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic
Sorghum Added To FCIC Crop Insurance Plan
Franklin County farmers can insure grain sorghum for the first time this year under an FCIC plan that also covers corn, soybeans and wheat. FCIC representative Thomas Poor notes the expanded plan follows a county survey and includes a higher soybean guarantee. Losses since 1965 total over 40 million to Kansas farmers, with drought and freezes key risks. inquiries can be made at Ottawa addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Thomas
FCIC
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Poor
Federal
Insurnce
Kansas
S. Main Street
Ottawa
Two Cars Collide At Cedar Fourth Intersection
A two car crash occurred at Fourth and Cedar around 5:27 p.m. Friday with no injuries. Richard T. Milton, 18, driving a 1954 Ford, stated he stopped at a stop sign and entered the intersection. Duane H. Hall, 25, in a 1954 Hudson, said he could not stop in time. Damage was to the Ford right front and rear doors and the Hudson hood and bumper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and
Cedar
Richard T. Milton
Sycamore
East Fourth
Milton
Duane H. Hall
S. Sycamore
On Cedar
Ford
Hudson
Police News Involving Gardner and Wellsville Youths
Police reports list James L. Baugher 25 of Gardner RFD 1 pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident in the 100 block of South Main. Raymond W. Wiseman 20 of 620 N Mulberry cited for careless driving. Douglas A. Downey 18 of Wellsville RFD 1 cited for illegal return. Terry Fe Ostmeyer 25 cited for speeding 40 in a 20 zone. Edwin A Wurtz 18 cited for illegal display of registration plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Baugher
Gardner Rfd
South Main
Baugher
Raymond W. Wiseman
N. Mulberry
East Logan
Douglas A. Downey
Wellsville
Rfd
17Th
Main
Terry FE
Ostmeyer
Apple Lane
North
Maine
Edwin A, Wurtz
East Seventeenth
Three-Car Crash Injures Driver at East Logan Intersection
A three vehicle collision at the 100 block of East Logan Friday evening left Mark L. Middlebusher with back injuries. Raymond W. Wiseman rear-ended Middlebusher, pushing his car into John A. Baxter’s, with Wiseman cited for careless or inattentive driving. No damage estimates given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Logan
Mark L. Middlebusher
John A. Baxter
S. Main
Pontiac
Middlebusher
Raymond W. Wiseman
N. Mulberry
Baxter
Wiseman
Asian Highway System Nears Reality
The Asian Highway System a 34000 mile modern network built atop historic caravan routes is nearing completion and poised to connect major economic corridors across the continent with improved cross border transport and trade access.
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle Sheep and Hogs Prices Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP notes cattle trends with steers and heifers up 25-50, cows up 1.00, feeders steady to prime. Sheep show lambs 50-75 higher, ewes 25-50 higher, good to prime lambs 27.50-29.50, ewes 6.50-8.00. Hogs rise with barrows and gilts 25 higher and sows 50-100 higher. 1, 2900250 Ibs at 28.00-28.50, 200-270 Ibs 27.00-28.75, 400-625 Ibs 23.50-24.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Death of Mrs Mae Ashcraft in California
Mae Kendall Ashcraft 86 of Williamsburg died January 27 in Glendora California after a two week illness. Services February 2 at Williamsburg Methodist Church with Rev Robert E Samuelson and Eastern Star assistance. burial Mount Hope Cemetery. She was born February 16 1879 in Missouri and lived in Williamsburg area since 1918. Surviving daughter Mrs Howard Lanning Azusa California son Jesse Kendall Ashcraft Wichita six grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Burial arrangements under Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa.
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Mae Ashcraft
Mae
Kendall) Ashcraft
Williamsburg
Glendora
Calif
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Robert E. Samuelson
Rosemont Methodist Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Sadana
Eastern Star
Erma Martin
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa
Ashcraft
Missouri
Fredonia
Jesse C. Ashcraft
California
O.E.S
Alelen Ashcraft
Howard Lanning
Azusa
Jesse Kendall Ashcraft
Wichita
J.H. Reeder
Haviland
Norma Freck
Fort Wayne
Ind
J.W. Kendall
Melvern
Cleve Kendall
LaMar
Colo
Mae (Kendall) Ashcraft
Jesse Co. Ashcraft
Williamseburg Methodist Church
Dana
Funerals for Rudolph Unruh and Daisy Underwood
Rudolph Emanuel Unruh died Jan 25 and services were Jan 28 at Towner Chapel with Rev. Willard Braker officiating. Pallbearers named Harold Yost Walter Bolen Lamar Fowler Leo H Johnson and Clarence Fowler. burial in Hope Cemetery. Daisy May Underwood died Friday with services at 2 p.m. Monday in Towner Chapel. Rev Ned Roberts officiating. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph E. Unruh
Rudolph Emanuel Unruh
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
Harold Yost
Walter Bolen
Lamar Fowler
Leo H. Johnson
Clarence Fowler
J. M. Kilgore
Bural
Hope Cemetery
Daisy Underwood
Daisy May Underwood
Ned Roberts
Woodlawn
Pomona
TV Highlights: Prime Time Listings by Channel
Channel 6 9 p.m. The Love Less Breed stars Julie Adams and Hugh O’Brian. Channel 9 9 p.m. Home by Dark features Jean Simmons Dan O’Herlihy Rhonda Fleming. Channel 5 11:55 p.m. Hose ages stars Arturo de Cordova Luise Rainer. Channel 13 6:30 p.m. Indy the chimp and Clarence aid three cubs after their mother is snared. Sammy and His Friends Channel 9 7:30 p.m. Sammy teams with Frank Sinatra Count Basie Edie Adams Joey Heatherton. Channel 4 8 p.m. The Little Foxes with Teresa Wright Richard Carlson. Channel 9 9 p.m. Stroke of Genius about Gary Kebler after a fatal accident. Channel 5 10:15 p.m. The Iron Man with Jeff Chandler Evelyn Keyes. Channel 5 12:10 a.m. Stage to Tucson with Wayne Morris Rod Cameron.
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Press
Channel
Julie Adams
Hugh O'Brian
Jean Simmons
Dan O’herlihy
Rhonda Fleming
Hoseages
Sammy
Channel 9
Frank Sinatra
Count Basie
Edie Adams
Joey Heatherton
Channel 4
The
Little Foxes
Teresa Wright
Richeard Carlson
Fugitive
Registration of voters in Ottawa Kane sas January 1966
Notice that voter registration books in the City of Ottawa Kane sas are open during regular City Clerk office hours. All persons who did not vote in the November 1964 General Election and who have not since registered, or who have changed residence or street number or who are not properly registered must register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kanesas
Kansas
Donald R. Capper
Ottawa Kansas legal notices and public auctions listing
Ottawa Kansas notices announce voter registration at City Hall for Ottawa residents and a February 1966 bid opening for Lateral District 147 and Main replacement on Tecumseh Street. Also included are probate hearing notices for Harvey W. Reed estate, bid requirements, dates, and multiple local farm and auction listings around Ottawa Franklin County with names, locations, and sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Ottawa
Kansas
Tecumseh Street
Solevent Kansas Bank Or Trust Co
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Harvey W. Reed
Winton A. Winter
Standard Oil Company
Clifford R
HOBBS
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
C. A. Lilly and Sons
Waverly
Olen Streebin
15Th St
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
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the Inn
Alice Dougherty
Roy McIntosh
Bethany Hospital
12Th
Dougherty
Masonic Temple
Melody
NAVY
John Carroll Wells
Naval Air Station
Olathe
Thomas L. Andrews
Wells
Charles Alfred Wells
Princeton
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Police News
Ely
Towner’s CIA
Ee Teper
Paie En OO
Peine
Mary E. Peine
St. Therese Catholic Church
Richemond
Gilbert Burns
St. Boniface Cemetery
Louis Lengel
Jon
Lamb
Ottawa Herald
First National Bank Bldg
Robert L. Pinet
Jack Nelson
Kan
Council Grove
Osage City
John Carpenter
Harry Pahlman
Greenwood
Jim
Brady
Bo Be
Harold Stewart
Pore Gen
Real Estate - Home
Albright
South Dakota
U.S
Peoples National Bank
First National Bank
Kansas State Bank
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