Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

We have 6,677,888 pages in Kansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1961

Page

2

Ottawa brief items report injuries and local notices

Mrs Del Dunseth fractured her right wrist at home. Fireworks displays planned in Franklin County on Monday July 3 and a North Baptist Church youth fireworks stand operates at 914 N Main each evening until 10 30. Court action includes Nancy J Kirkland filing for divorce from Roy L Kirkland with custody sought of two minors. A grass fire near the Builder Plant caused no damage. Also items note a Little League uniform drive and various ads and services around Ottawa.

del Dunseth N. Main North Baptist Church

Miss Mabel Chandler Visits and Local Notes

Keith Morgan of Aromas California visited John Morgan and Mrs Oma Roberts. Fifteen attended June St Therese Pinochle Club meeting with hostesses Mmes Len Metze and Fred Rocker. Amelia McDonald ill being cared for at Ernest Van Wie home. Ray Williams donated 1961 apple crop to Metho dist Community Church. Mrs Margaret Edwards in Rochester Minnesota hospital reporting satisfactory recovery. Mrs Lee Steinbacher released from Anderson County Hospital after 12 weeks. Miss Blanche Perkins visited Mrs Gladys Houston in Independence. Jack Smiths of Caney spending vacation with Severns and Smiths parents. Furman Porter drove to Lawrence to meet grandson Lester Gene Van Nelson of Compton California who will spend the summer here.

Mabel Chandler Keith Morgan Aromas Calif John Morgan Oma Roberts St. Therese

Funerals for Leta Barnett and Mrs Frank H Sargent

Services for Leta Barnett of Osawatomie were held Monday at 2:30 PM at the Baptist church with burial in Osawatomie. Services for Mrs Frank H. Sargent, who died June 25, were held Wednesday at Lamb's Funeral Home with Rev. Gerald Hager officiating. Ralph Coltrane, Bill Coltrane, Mary Coltrane, and Mary singing hymns with organist J R Henning. Pallbearers included Harry Lantson Lyle Lantson Claur Winters William Coltrane and Daniel Amer. Burial followed at Hope Cemetery.

Leta Barnett Sawatome Baptist Church Osawatomie Osawatome Ella Cloh Sargent Frank H. Sargent Lamb Gerald Hager Ralph Coltrane Bill Mary J. R. Henning Harry Lantson Lyle Lantson Claur Winters William Coltrane Daniel Amer Hope Cemetery

Brownie Camp Climaxed By Campfire At Mears Park

A three day Garfield Brownie Troop camp concluded last evening with a campfire ceremony at Mears Park. Fourth graders prepared to become second class Girl Scouts next November. Nancy Bullock played violin. participants included Rose Mary Heck, Nancy Schmidt, Linda Laws, Lynda McCurdy, Jane Robson, Ann Minnick, Devra Barber, and Ginger Doyen. Camp director Lena Hutchins reported nature hikes, swimming, outdoor cooking, sewing, music, and trail laying with Laura Cooper guiding notebooks. Assistants were Mrs. John Sheldon, Mrs. Robert Bundy, Mrs. Schmidt, and Mrs. Wilbur Foulks.

Mears Park Garfield Brownie Nancy Bullock Rose Mary Heck Nancy Schmidt Linda Laws Lynda McCurdy Jane Robson Ann Minnick Devra Barber Ginger Doyen Carol Anderson Lena Hutchins Laura Cooper Miss Hutchins John Sheldon Robert Bundy Schmidt Wilbur Foulks

Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Fireworks Sale

Merlin C Casteel posted 100 bond after pleading innocent in County Court yesterday on illegal sale of fireworks charges. He is accused of possessing and selling a cherry bomb and an M80 firecracker not approved by the state fire marshal. The sale allegedly took place June 29 with a July 14 trial date set.

Merlin C. Casteel John E. Cardwell Mmarshall Casteel State Fire Marshalls Office

Fatal US40 collision claims two lives near Kingdom City

In light rain on U S 40 half a mile west of Kingdom City two men died and another was seriously injured. Staff Sgt. John I. Hamilton 34 of College Park Georgia and Airman 3 C Gilbert L Creasy 19 of High Point North Carolina on leave from Schilling Air Force Base near Salina Kansas perished. John Francis McGowan 47 of Columbia Missouri driver of the other car was hospitalized in serious condition.

Kingdom City U. S. 40 John I.hamilton College Park Gilbert L. Creasy High Point N. C Schilling Air Force Base Salina Kan John Francis McGowan Columbia

Pomona Area News Note Reader Moves and Visits

Pomona area notes report Fannie Kraus and Jack Smith with family moving into the former Eugene Humberd property on East A. Lillie Hoover Jessie Hoover Ward and Carrie Marie travel from Nevada to visit the Hi Jones family. Florence Cain of Kansas City was a guest of H Cain and C Cain. Rebekah Lodge met with 19 present and admitted A A Denike. The R E Johnson family of Overland Park visited the D E Johnson home. Ralph Nitcher and family from Wichita visited Clara Nitcher.

Fannie Kraus Jack Smith Carbondale Eugene Humberd East A Lillie Hoover Jessie Hoover Ward Carrie Marie Nevada Armstrong Lexington Hi Jones Florence Cain Kansas City H. ©. Cain Charles Cain Rebekah Lodge A. A. Denike R. E. Johnson Overland Park D. E. Johnson Ralph Nitcher Wichita Clara Nitcher

Rebels Attack in Angola Colony Sparks Farm Destruction

The Lusitania News Agency reports rebels struck four coffee plantations in Angola’s northwest area, 100 miles northeast of Luanda. Native workers were massed, crops and farmhouses burned, and attackers fled after the assault.

Lisbon Portugal Angola Lusitania Luanda

Upgrading Homes Drives Large Spending Rise United

Home Improvement Council reports outlays for repairs and modernization jumped from 10-12 billion in 1955 to about 18-20 billion last year. For every 10 dollars in new home construction in 1950 only 1 went to improvements, widening to 3-2 by 1980. Projections show 20-22 billion in 1961 with many homes needing modernization boosting demand for lumber banks and contractors. Glenn Bigelow of Metropolitan Life discussed growth with executives. local residents attend various events and contests. US population and spending trends predict big shifts by 1960, with more teens and seniors, higher births, and rising after-tax income. Bill Bancroft to present Franklin County fireworks Monday night.

Home Improvement Council U. S. News and World United States New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Bill Bancroft Franklin County

Death of Evalena Zabel near Quenemo at 61

Evalena Zabel 61 of near Quenemo died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of ill health. Born November 15 1899 near Quenemo she married Ervin E. Zabel February 26 1919. Survivors include sons Charles Santa Clara California and Donald Melvern sisters Ida Wynn Wichita and Dollie Rotondo Pueblo and brother Sam Shoaf Wichita. Funeral at Quenemo Federated Church Monday July 3 at 2 pm. viewing at Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon Sunday evening until noon Monday. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.

Evalena Zabel Quenemo Ransom Memorial Hospital

Cessna and IAM Near ThreeYear Contract Deal

Cessna Aircraft Co and the International Association of Machinists announced a three year agreement for production and plant maintenance workers. The contract includes an 8 to 13 cent per hour raise in the next two years and a third year wage reopener. Effective July 3 the wage scale will be $1,914 to $3.28 per hour, up from $1,874 to $3,214.

Wichita, Kan Cessna Aircraft Co International Association of Machinists

Teamsters Strike Shuts New York Construction Sites

A Teamsters walkout in New York began at 12:01 a.m. as Local 282 contracts expired with about 160 firms. About 2,000 truck drivers, including 1,200 delivering ready mix sand and gravel and 800 handling other materials, halted work with no immediate settlement prospects and effects expected within hours at building sites.

New York Teamsters New York Area James J. McFadden

Overbrook and Ottawa Livestock Sales and Household Goods Notices

Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook Kansas every Monday. Ottawa Market Sale one mile east of Main on Wilson every Monday. Franklin County Base Company sells every Saturday at Locust and Wilson Ottawa. Albert Stewart and Son and C Beatty RFD 2 Ottawa. Ben Printy Cap and CH numbers listed. Jur 9 John Gibson 712 N Sycamore Ottawa. Household goods auctions at 1 p.m. July 12 and 1 p.m. Mulberry Street Ottawa. Todd Mobile Homes at 1414 8 Mulberry St Ottawa 1 p.m. household goods.

Ottawa Main Wilson Franklin County Base Company Locust & Wilson Waa John Gibson Sycamore Todd Mobile Homes Mulberry Bt

Notice of Probate and Appointment in Kansas Estate

In Franklin County Kansas Katharyn A McClure appointed executrix of Dora C Cook estate on June 12 1961 creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication, or be barred. Kathryn A McClure executor Winton A Winter attorney for executrix.

State of Kansas Franklin County Dora C. Cook Alothe Dore C. Cook Kathryn A. McClure Levi Gibson Mea L. G. Meman Kansas Levi Gibson Mealman L. G. Mealiman

Driver Sought After Collision in Main Street Crash

Police search for the driver of a car that pulled across Main Street at Sth, causing a collision about 8 a.m. today. Eugene Flaherty says the vehicle crossed from east to west at high speed, rear ending a 1959 car driven by Janet Sue Duncan, 17, of 1631 Orchard Drive, causing major damage. Duncan’s car then struck a 1956 car driven by Dorothy Nicholas of 523 W 19th, with minor damage to Nicholas’s vehicle.

Main Sth Eugene Flaherty Janet Sue Duncan Orchard Drive Duncan Dorothy ‘Nicholas Nicholas

Seven Arrested After Park Brawl In Kansas City

In Kansas City on a Thursday night a party of three cars of youths attacked a white baseball crowd of about 100 in a public park. Seven Negro youths were arrested and charged with assault with intent to kill and destruction of private property. Warrants were issued for eight others. One white man was hospitalized in critical condition. another was released after treatment. Elwood M. Armstrong, 19, among the charged, admitted the group planned the fight after drinking.

Kansas City Kan Elwood M. Armstrong Ball Park

Notices of Admin Appointment and Hearing in Franklin County

In Franklin County Kansas probate court Levi Gibson Mealman deceased. Kenneth L Mealman appointed administrator nine months to file claims. Muriel B Cowgill deceased final settlement hearing scheduled. administratrix petition filed in state court.

Piret Laat State of Kansas Franklin County Muriel 8. Cowgill Kanany C.t.a Muriel 8 Cowgill Ing

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walt Disney Toby Tyler Bugs Bunny Hillcrest Drive-In Flora Edward A. Spigle Arthur R. Spigte Willow Ft. Leonard Wood Ellis Nancy J. Kirkland Roy L. Kirkland Princeton Grain Co Clark Sava Yellowstone James L. Johnson Oak Jay Little League Snyder Pharmacy Builder Ottawa Herald Crites William Hull Maple Veterans Hospital Topeka Ottawa Garden Club Owen Fallowell S, Mulberry Richmond Area News Garfield Brownies Troop 14 Debbie Foulks Donna Mangan Kathy Sheldon Marcia Ramsey Barbara Bundy Gwyn Steere Deborah Gillinwater Stephanie Gillette Jack Fenion Pomona Area News Glenn Bigelow Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Chicago Metropolitan Thelma Yockey Ermina Melroy Raney Drugs Barbara Gould Willis Cramer Jack Mallicoat Reiter Motor Co Buick Kansas City Athletics Cessna Peoples National Bank Weather Bureau People’s National Bank Uy AV Jack Nelson Pomona Kas Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Gordon James Phone Feed Home Myers Bros Claude Howard RFD Albert Stewart and Son C. Beatty Albert Harold Beatty Lyndon Printy and Sons Ben Printy Winton Julia Trigg Administratiia C.t.a Winter Legals Levi Gibson Messman L. G. Mealman Williamsburg Coffman Welding Service Alcoholics Anonymous Wiloma Babcock, Beautyland East 2Nd Herald Carriers Jones Herald Office Ray County Herald Richmond Chris Conoca Garett Gene Popham Box Clay Center L & L Cafe
Search Courier

Search the Ottawa Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ottawa Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication