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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1965

Page

3

Local Briefs Stir Fox River County News

Social Security field rep R A Nitschke will meet the public at the Social Welfare Office on Feb 3 from 9 to noon. Pomona marks 80 years as a 3rd class city with free coffee and donuts at City Hall Tuesday. Ed Overe street dies at St Francis Topeka. funeral plans pending. Trinity Methodist Church to hold Bean Supper Feb 2 from 11 am to 7 pm. Four men join Ottawa Chamber of Commerce board. John B Pierson named rep for Ottawa Development Inc. Maytag floor samples sale near A and P Grocery offers savings. Lyda Parks offers free beauty hour. Ballet films Sunday sponsored by Marjorie Bernhardt.

Pomona Vivian Eichinger Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Marvin Forker Ed Haley Robert Grabham Leopold Hoppe John B. Pierson Ottawa Development Inc Chamber

Hospital Notes Admissions List From Friday and Saturday

A series of admissions include Harry Seevers in Aliceville, George Wintten, Mrs. Nellie Arb in Waverly, Martin Garrison in Williamsburg Rural, Mrs. Wilfred Bugner, John L. O Neill, and Mrs. Marlin Mooney in Quenemo. On Saturday additional patients include Mrs. Sue Bell Hobbs, George New, Mrs. Richard Owings and son, and Mrs. Addie Fields, with repeated entries for Mrs. Wilfred Bugner.

Harry Seevers S. Willow George Wintten Aliceville Nellie Arb Waverly Martin Garrison Wilfred Bugner Estabrook John L. O'Neill Williamsburg Rfd Marlin Mooney Quenemo Sue Bell Hobbs Walton George New Davis Richard Owings

KC Markets Kansas City Cattle Sheep and Hog Prices

AP cattle and hog market report shows steers steady to 50 higher heifers 25-50 higher cows 75-100 higher calves 50 higher feeders 50 higher good to choice steers 19.50 to 24.00 heifers 17.50 to 23.10 cows 13.00 to 15.00 calves 14.50 to 18.00 feeders 15.50 to 25.00. Lambs 50-75 higher ewes strong to 50 higher feeders 17.00 to 21.50. Barrows and gilts steady sows steady to 50 higher barrows 1-3 190-260 lb 17.75 to 16.25 1-2 200-230 lb 16.25 2-3 260-280 lb 15.25 to 15.75 shows 1-3 300-600 lb 13.00 to 14.00.

Kansas City

Ottawa area speeding and traffic fines posted

County Court Augustine F. Canepari, 19, Ot tawa University student, cited Jan 27 four miles southwest of Wellsville on L35 for speeding 85 in a 75 m.p.h. zone. Pleaded guilty and fined $10 and costs. Richard E. Myer, 37, Topeka, cited Jan 27 three miles southwest of Wellsville on L35 for speeding 90 in a 75 m.p.h. zone, $15 and costs. James A. Watkins, 45, Baldwin, cited Jan 24 three miles north of Ottawa on US-59 for improper passing, pleaded guilty and fined $10 and costs. Harold P. Wallace, 35, 610 Willow, cited Jan 24 one mile east of Ottawa on K-68 for disobeying a stop sign, pleaded guilty and fined $5 and costs.

Augustine F. Canepari Ottawa University Wellsville Richard E. Myer Topeka James A. Watkins Baldwin Ottawa Harold P. Wallace Willow

Clever These Italian Cops Roll Away Illegally Parked Cars

ROME AP Police deploy a new compact tow truck designed to sweep up illegally parked autos swiftly. The device grips and lifts vehicles with precision, aiming to reduce street congestion.

Rome

School Records Serve Important Functions

Wellsville Schools Superintendent Don Reid notes school records are commonly requested for reference by employers and colleges to verify attendance and relevance of grades. He recalls lengthy verifications spanning decades, including WWI era records, and reports sending references to Chicago and California.

Wellsville Don Reid Reid Williamsburg Overbrook High School

Condemned Men Set New Record In Pen

In New Orleans two Negroes, Edgar Labat and Clifton Peret, extend their death row wait to 11 years 10 months 1 week 1 day, surpassing Daryl Chessman. The men, both convicted in a 1950 rape case, face ongoing appeals as the case moves through courts, including the 5th U.S. Circuit.

New Orleans Edgar Labat Clifton Alton Peret Daryl Chessman Chessman California Labat Poret Jack Gremillion Louisiana Henry L. Hanchey Hanchey Solveig Johansson Europe High Court 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

New Books At Carnegie Catalog Highlights Notable Titles

Carnegie shelves unveil a diverse lineup including The World of the Veterinarian a complete list of veterinary schools in North America Horizon History of Christianity a rich survey of Christian heritage and art The Door in the Wall a collection by Oliver La Farge Life with Picasso a portrait by Franc oise Gilot and Carlton Lake So S Wilkinson a novel by C D B Bryan Encyclopedia of Firearms a visual guide to gun history The Joyous Season a comic novel by Patrick Dennis.

J. J. McCoy United States Canada Oliver la Farge Picasso Franeoise Gilot Carlton Lake S. Wilkinson C. D. B. Bryan Encyclopedia of Harold L. Peterson Patrick Dennis Mame

Obituaries: Earl F Harmonson and W A McDaniel

Earl F Harmonson 80 former Ottawan died in Erie rest home. Funeral services held in Erie with another burial service at Norton Cemetery. Born 1884 in Nemaha County, he married Maggie Corns in 1908. son Clarence died 1953. survived by granddaughter and half brother Harry Harmonson. W A McDaniel 93 of Michigan Valley died in Lyndon nursing home after six years ill. Hardware man since 1904, married Ruth Baxe ter 1891. later married Cora Hollenbeck. Survived by wife two daughters two sons six grandchildren twelve great grandchildren. Services Monday Michigan Valley Methodist Church. burial Lyndon Cemetery.

Earl F. Harmonson Erie Scott-Brantley Norton Clarence Ottawa Obed W. A. McDaniel Michigan Valley Lyndon Ilinois McDaniel Ruth Baxeter Cora Hollenbeck Wilma Hudelson Pomona Nina Smith St. Joseph Harold Glenn Michigan Valley Methorist Church Lyndon Cemetery Shaffer Mortuary

Funeral for Mrs Grace Bennett Wallis Held at Towner Chapel

Funeral services for Mrs Grace Bennett Wallis who died January 26 were held January 29 at the Towner Chapel with Rev Leopold Hoppe officiating. Honorary pallbearers were Ed Hosler George Spears and Willard Ransom. active pallbearers included Robert S Hill Jack D Bennett F R Bennett Jr Jep Bennett Bill Bennett Robert B Anderson and A R Machlan. An Eastern Star ceremony featured Mrs Wendell Davis Mrs Frank Davis Mrs Rollin Starosta and Wendell Davis Sadana Chapter No 194. Albert Williams sang hymns with accompaniment by Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial followed at Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsport.

Hugh Wallis Grace Bennett Wallis Towner Chapel Leopold Hoppe Ed Hosler George Spears Willard Ransom Robert S. Hill Jack D. Bennett F. R. Bennett Jr Jep Bennett Bill Bennett Robert B. Anderson A. R. Machlan Wendell Davis Frank Davis Rollin Starosta Albert Williams J. M. Kilgore Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg

Local Market Prices For Grains And Butterfat

Market list shows prices for soybeans wheat shelled corn ear corn barley oats and rye with butterfat also noted. Values appear in dollars per bushel or hundredweight and show slight variation across commodities.

Ottawa Police Report Six Accidents Friday

Ottawa police reported six accidents Friday within city limits with no injuries. Incidents include a backing crash on East Logan near Main, a rear collision on West Second due to icy roads, a North Main hit while stopped at a light, a Main Logan collision after skidding, a two-car rear bumper impact on South Main, and a snow-related crash on East Fifteenth near Main. No arrests were reported.

Ottawa East Logan Albert R. Smith Rantoul Logan Main Smith Linda L. Woods RFD West Second Charles W. Gentner Hickory James L. Gardener Gardner North Main Antoni J. van Leiden William H. Gentry Dame Age Rollie E. Merscham Richmond David L. Mille S. Main Merscam Ford South Main Muriel Patrick S. Sycamore John Wassmer East Fifteenth Robert K. Miller Frank L. Snook

Stamp Club To Have Meet

The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the basement of the An chor Savings Association. The main feature will be the election of officers and directors. All members are urged to attend this important meeting. There will be a coin auction and refreshments. The club welcomes all visitors.

Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club Anchor Savings Association

Marriage Licenses for Four Couples Listed

Leo C. Pyle, 24, of Rantoul wed Betty Van Wie, 21, of Richmond. Jeffrey E. Edmondson, 18, of Ola married Deborah Diana Tinberg, 16, of Olathe. Terry W. Johnson, 22, of Rantoul tied to Peggy Ball, 18, also of Rantoul.

Leo C. Pyle Rantoul Betty van Wie Richmond Jeffrey E. Edmondson Olathe Deborah Diana Tinberg Terry W. Johnson Peggy Ball

Cape Canaveral Persists On Maps Despite Name Cape Kennedy

The historic Spanish name Cap Canaveral endures on maps though the cape and townsite nearby were renamed Cape Kennedy. Residents kept using Cap Canaveral in daily speech and local references, maintaining the traditional label despite official changes.

Cape Canaveral Cape Kennedy Cap Canaveral

Fire destroys Ralph Green farm home near Ottawa

Mrs. Jim Beesley of Pomona RFD 2 wins weekly tip prize with a call to the Herald about a fire that destroyed the Ralph Green farm home located northwest of Ottawa.

Jim Beesley Pomona Rfd Beesley The Herald Ralph Green Ottawa

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed by Trade Area

The Ottawa Herald provides subscription pricing for local and outside trade areas. Rates vary by duration with one month at $1.00 to $1.50 and annual options up to $15.00. The paper notes Associated Press news rights and confirms Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher.

THE Associated Press

Notice of Hearing in the McGinty Estate Ottawa Kansas

In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition by Henry W. Collins as Executor seeks final settlement interpretation heirs and assets disposition of Charles F. McGinty deceased. Defenses due by February 24, 1965 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa. Published January 30, 1965. Also notices bids for Main Sewer Ottawa Industrial Park and lateral replacements due February 17, 1965 with $1000 bid bond. City of Ottawa reserves right to reject bids. Donald R. Capper City Clerk.

State of Kansas Franklin County Charles F. McGinty Henry W. Collins Ottawa Kansas N.E. Ottawa Kansas Bank Or Trust Company

Community Auctions and Sale Listings in Ottawa Area

Local sale notices list weekly auctions and phone contacts across Ottawa and Franklin County. Printy’s Auction House hosts Tuesday and Thursday sessions at 1136 N Main. Council Grove Livestock Auction runs Saturdays. advisory contacts include Myers Bros and Harold Stewart with central phone lines for Bidder inquiries.

Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa RFD Franklin County Sale Company North Printy Ben Printy Cap N, Main N. Main Harold Stewart Jack Nelson Pomona Kan Council Grove Livestock Auction Council Jim” Brady Clifford R. Hobbs Kansas

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. A. Nitschke Social Security Social Welfare Office C. S. Lunger Ed Overe St. Francis Hospital Trinity Methodist Church Ellis A&p Dougeas Bros Merle Norman Marjorie Bernhardt Bernice Holden Stuents Chicago Pen Carnegie Holfe Harry Harmonson Stamp Club Albright Tip Ottawa Herald S. Cedar Robert B. Wellington Legals Winton A. Winter A.F A.M Charles E. Ratliff W. M. Clarence E Rea Sec’y Retta Order of True Kindred Kathleen Waymire W. C. Marie Raffelock National Trawler Convoy, Inc P.O Dawson Station Tulsa Oklahoma City OF Donald R. Capper Crippled Children’s Hospital Earl Read Janet Miller
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