Topeka course for health nurse and local notices
Mrs. Rosalie Osburn county health nurse attends public health speaking course in Topeka from today through Thursday. Dari-Treat Drive-In opens tomorrow. Allen Souther IRS rep aids Ottawans with tax returns at city hall today and will return next Monday Feb 6 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for same purpose. The 1961 license plate fee penalty 50 cents applies after Feb 15 with office hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays until then. Michigan roads, hubcaps theft reported, and other local notices include pancake supper at New Hope Church Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Osburn
Topeka
Allen Souther
Kansas City
Kas
Internal Revenue Service
Ottawa
Roselyn Whitley
Funeral for Mrs S W Spangler Held at Lamb
Funeral services for Mrs. S. W. Spangler who died January 27 were conducted January 30 at the Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. L. D. Boatman officiating. Pallbearers were Frank Stanturf Frank S. Cannady A. E. Sullins Ernest R. Johnson Harry Hjorth and Ralph Brinkmeyer. Mrs. Ervin Happy sang hymns with accompaniment by Mrs. J. R. Henning. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. W. Spangler
S. W. Spangler
Lamb Funeral Home
L. D. Boatman
Frank Stanturf
Frank S. Cannady
A. E. Sullins
Ernest R. Johnson
Harry Hjorth
Ralph Brinkmeyer
Ervin Happy
J. R. Henning
Woodlawn
Pomona
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Admissions include Lewis Smith of 903 E 9th and Judith Button of Princeton on Monday. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs Jerry Seyler of Welsville a son weighing 4 pounds. Dismissals include Mrs Cora Pursley of 1021 N Main and Mrs Judson Lee of 406 Willow and Mrs Alex McDonald of 109 N Locust, all today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smith
Judith Button
Princeton
Jerry Seyler
Welsville
Cora Pursley
N. Main
Judson Lee
Willow
Alex McDonald
Locust
Kennedy Delays News Conference Time Change
President Kennedy moved Wednesday's news conference from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST to accommodate a National Security Council meeting. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said Kennedy will alternate between morning and afternoon sessions, with the next one slated for the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
National Security Council
Salinger
Ten Days In Jail For Reckless Driving
A 19 year old Ottawan Albert Lee Coffman was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined 85 dollars for reckless driving and failing to heed a red light and siren. Coffman testified after officers gave testimony, with the judge calling his attitude toward law enforcement poor and noting this was his third reckless driving citation in 15 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert ‘Lee Coffman
N. Sycamore
Coffman
David Griffin
Glen Simmons
Tom Gleason
Seven Cited For Speeding in County Court records
Loren E. Warner, 51, Garnett route, charged with driving 75 mph at night and to appear Feb. 4. Arthur P. Dyck, 36, White Water, cited for 70 mph at night with Feb. 3 appearance. Truckers Robert Botsford, 44, La Piente California, and George E. Rinehart, 56, Kansas City, Mo., plus Cloyd L. Wilson, 46, Chanute, charged for excess weight and speeds. Douglas Lee Horn, 25, Kansas City Mo., cited for 80 in a 70 zone Jan. 27. Ted E. Classes, 52, Newton, and Johnnie D. Jones, 42, Garnett, charged with no passing zone and overlength trailer respectively. Botsford posted a $15 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren E. Warner
RFD
Garnett
Warner
Highway Patrol
Arthur P. Dyck
White Water
Robert Botsford
la Piente
Calif
George E. Rinehart
Kansas City
Cloyd L. Wilson
Chanute
Douglas Lee Horn
Ted E
Newton
Johnnie D. Jones
Botsford
Driving Over Speed Limit Charges In 20-Mile Zone
Robert Leland Kile aged 21 of 829 West 7th and Cecil Erle Stoker aged 17 of Overland Park faced charges for driving 33 and 32 miles per hour in 20 mile zones. They forfeited bonds of 13 and 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leland Kile
W. 7Th
Cecil Erle Stoker
Overland Park
Death of Freddie R. Heidner 64 retires Santa Fe employee
Freddie R. Heidner 64 longtime Ottawa Franklin County resident died yesterday at 3 10 p m in Mary Crum care home Lawrence after 40 years of failing health Born July 28 1896 in Mineral Illinois he was the son of Fred A and Emma Jane Hale Heidner Survived by one daughter Mrs Richard W Bethell Pomona one grandson four sisters Mrs Elizabeth A Clarke Boise Idaho Mrs Bertha E Hensley West Covina Calif Mrs Fred C Bogue and Mrs J Orda Mills Ottawa and two brothers J J Heidner Pomona and B F Heidner Ottawa Services will be held February 2 at Lamb Funeral Home at 9 a m with Rev Charles P Knight officiating Burial will be in Highland Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie R. Heidner
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Franklin County
Mary
Elizabeth A. Clarke
Boise
Idaho
Bertha E. Hensley
West Covina
Calif
Fred C. Bogue
J. Orda Mills
J. J. Heidner
Po‘mona
B. F. Heidner
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Highlland Cemetery
Heidner
Freddie R
The
Highland Cemetery
County Women To Manhattan Home Demonstration Days
A dozen Franklin County women attend Kansas State University Home Economics Days and the annual Home Demonstration Advisory Council meeting in Manhattan today and tomorrow. Attendees include Rosemary Crist and several Franklin County officials and 29 units statewide receive safety plaques for Rock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas State University
Home Demonstration Advisory Council
Manhattan
Rosemary Crist
George Graves
RFD
Franklin County Home Economics Advisory Committee
Ralph Overstreet
Wellsville
C. C. Wolf
Russell Wray
Lloyd ‘Daugharthy
L. E. Dunn
John Staadt
Is. W. Humphrey
Ione Dragoo
S. Hickory
C. L. Breckenridge
Ruth Hoopes
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report Summary
AP reports cattle numbers and price ranges in Kansas City with mixed trends. Cattle and calves total around 5 300 and 200 calves, cows and stockers show uneven movement while hogs move slowly and lambs weaken, with various price bands for steers heifers cows and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanbas City
Wellsville Garden Club elects new officers
Wellsville News reports at the garden club meeting Mrs. Tom Ruddell presiding. Mrs. Helen Chanay presented the opening “Legend of the Sunflower,” and Mrs. BE Turner spoke on “Four Centuries in Kansas.” Den 3 won the attendance banner at a Cub Scout Pack meeting, with Den 2 and Den 4 presenting skits and Spanish activities. TheEasy-Wash Launderette opens in the Ernest Harris building. Harry Schwanke and Lakin Schwanke operate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Wellsville Baptist Church
Den 3
South America
Den 2
Den 4
May Fairchild
Wellsville High Kay ette Club Holds Clothing Drive
Clothing drive organized by the Kay ette Club at Wellsville High School collected garments over the weekend and Monday at school. Items will be mailed to World Clothing Fund Inc. in St. Louis, Missouri for distribution to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayette Club
Wellsville High School
World Clothing Fund Inc
St. Louis
Zenda Woman May Be Murder Victim
Zenda Kansas. The body of Mrs Inez Cox a widow in her 60s was found Monday amid debris in her frame house and preliminary examination indicated she may have been murdered. An autopsy was ordered. Sheriff Robert Lindt said she might have been slain by a robber. Neighbors found the body partly buried in piles of paper and litter after she failed to fetch mail. She lived alone with no close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenda
Kan
Inez Cox
Robert Lindt
Four Charged In Murder Of Banker
Four men were charged with first degree murder in the beating death of Harold M. Leatherman a 46 year old banker from Sterling Kansas The suspects George Williams 19 and Larry Minnis 21 both of Pratt were arraigned and held without bond for a February 9 preliminary hearing Woodrow George Burley 19 of Pratt and Terry Pope 19 of Hutchinson face arraignment on the same charge Leatherman was attacked in a Hutchinson parking lot and robbed of 350 a watch and his car The car was abandoned in Oklahoma City and recovered Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow George Burley
Pratt
Terry Pope
Hutchinson
Leatherman
Mike Chalfant
Chalfant
Burley
Oklahoma City
Financial Statement of Ottawa Savings & Loan Association 1960
The Ottawa Savings and Loan Association of Ottawa Kansas Franklin County closes 1960 with total assets of 7 655 876 11 dollars. Major resources include first mortgage loans 6 274 283 62 dollars and cash in office 284 381 65 dollars while liabilities show installment shares 42 500 81 dollars and general reserves 313 004 36 dollars. Notary Naomi L Cole swears to the document on January 24 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Aca Ee
Federal Insurance Reserve
F. R. Bennett
Jess R. Gilmore
Naomi L. Cole
Job Ad Promises Fast Growth At Local Company
A bold recruitment notice invites men 21 to 45 to join a growing firm with unlimited future prospects. Starting pay is 465 dollars monthly, paid weekly, with training. Advancement to management is possible, not requiring relocation, and travel stays within 5 days weekly near home. Apply with Lowell Rhodes at Monroe Motel on Thursday February 2 from 1 to 5 p.m.
Women Wanted and local services ad roundup
Classified items include a woman companion request in Quenemo to care for an elderly lady, white woman needed for residence, and several service ads for baby sitting dressmaking wallpaper removal painting and decor, lawn mower line work, rendering, steel gates welding and repairs, custom picture framing, and business advertising in the Ottawa Herald. Many listings include contact numbers like CH and area codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ball
Quenemo
Kansas
General Services
King
Thomas O'Dea
Henry Alban
Christian
Clara Geiss
Conrad
Standara Rendering Co
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald General Services
DeVore
Peoria
Davis Paint Store
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Clare Shadle
Paola
William Mitchell
Osawatomie
Miami County Hospital
Drake’s Bakery
Latta Fe
New Hope Church
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
Larry Huston
Howard Kalb
Hays Township
Bruce Spears
Walter W. Robe
W. 4Th
K. U. Medical Center
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Goodwin
Tenafly
N. J
Emory J. McKenzie
Ottawa University
Jack Fenton
Gleason
Robert Pinet
Klebe A. Cox
Don Eugene Moss
Monroe
J. L. Montgomery
Donald D. Willis
S. Willow
Jack Nelson
Nelson
Herschel Herbert Britain
5Th
Main
Russell Clay Alderson
Concordia
William Keith Barnett
Norrisville
Emporia College
Stewart
Frank Snook
W. 15Th
South Water Tower
Joe
Towner’s Chapel
North Main
Wellsville News
Garden Club
Bernice Holden
Earl Baumann
Salem, Ore
Marion Bosworth
Baumann’s
Florida
Doris Jean Pierce
Anna Neis
Lewis Schendel
Ward Kiester
Ward Jr
Basehor
Harry Neis
H. B
Tommy
Miles
Olathe
Sharon Keyse
Ray Miller
Lawrence Murphy
Salina
Clarence Coffman
Irwin Crawford
Elizabeth Kimble
Kimble
Arpil
Mark Coughenour
Elm
3Rd
Robert Shields
Eugene Wingert
Ben Kramer
Lyle McCarthy
Terry
Bryce Silvius
Deena
Gloria Carpenter
Carpenter
Jennings
Linwood
Chicago
Bonnie Hughson
Legals
Ottawa Savings & Loan Association
Franklin
Laat
State of Kansas
Nettie D. Sullivan
Winifred E. Barnett
Nettle D. Sullivan
Bowers
Winifred
Barnett
William Walker Baldwin
Fitzgerald
Greenwood
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.F
A.M
Myron
Steere
Sidney
Morris
Sec’y
Nancy Lamb
W. M
Vola Phillips
Sec
Junction
Baldwin
Ottawa Herald
Lowell Rhodes
Monroe Motel
McCracken
Fed
H & R Block, Inc
Bill Bilts
Sheldon Tra. & Trac. Co
International Trucks
Sheldon
Joe Courtney
Waverly
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Guernsey
Kenneth Russell
East Lane
Lambing
Muntsel
Larry Brigam Richmond
Wilson
Col
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Gordon James
Charles _ Beatty
Lyndon
Franklin County Sale Co. Wilson and
Claude Myers
Ernest Arnold
Fred Coon
John Ogle
Implements & Tractors
J.D
Ford
Haraldson Imp
Mata
Massey Ferguson
WC Allis
Massey
S.P
J.H.C
New Holland
John Deers
Farmalls’s and Fergusons
Ottawa Farm Imp. C., Inc
Massey Ferguson Oliver New Holland
Leeds
Fert
Reno Donovan
Gardi Kansas
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