Ottawa Herald Local Notices Roundup Tangles Names and Events
Ottawa Herald reports varied local notices including ROTC cadet attendance at St Sil Oklahoma. Dean Rouse among 28 principals from 14 states at a conference. civic announcements on postoffice code changes. Ottawa University and area residents at conventions. surgery and funeral notices. and club poster contest results with cash prizes.
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Dean Rouse
Ottawa
Junor High
University of Colorado
Delta clashes claim 172 guerrillas in weekend strikes
AP dispatch from Saigon reports Ngo Dinh Diem's forces killing 172 Communist guerrillas in Delta operations. Vietnamese officers say 110 guerrillas were killed Sunday when a column was attacked in Phong Province during weekend and air strikes in the river delta.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Dent Ngo Dinh Diem
Ng ‘River
Phong
Two OU Alumni Serve as Europe Youth Counselors
Roy Browning Jr and his wife Topska, 1950 Ottawa University graduates, depart for a seven week Europe tour to counsel youths in the Youth for Understanding program. They will visit 40 to 50 families and travel through Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland before returning via Amsterdam. The program, administered by the Ann Arbor-Washtenaw Council of Churches, receives some State Department support and aims to foster international understanding through living with host families and participating in local activities.
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Roy Browning Jr
Topska
Ottawa University
Europe
Youth For Understanding
British Isles
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
United States
Amsterdam
Ann Arbor-Washtonaw Council of Churches
U. S. Department of State
Brownings
Browning
Topeka
Fines For Fireworks In City Ottawa Rules
Ottawa enforces a strict fireworks ordinance with penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail or both. The sale or use of fireworks is banned within the city except for publicly permitted displays with City Commission approval.
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Ottawa
Market report from Kansas City cattle and hog sale
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle receipts 7,500 calves 400 steers and heifers to 25 higher cows steady to 25 lower vealers steady feeders strong to 25 higher good to prime steers 21.75 23.85 good to prime heifers 21.00 23.35 utility and commercial cows 14.25 16.00 good and choice vealers 22.00 25.00 good and choice feeders 24.00 26.50 hogs 4,500 barrows gilts sows steady to 25 higher 18.25 19.00 sows 300 400 lb 14.50 15.75 sheep 1,800 lambs steady to 25 higher ewes steady feeders 1.00 2.00 lower good to prime lambs 17.25 22.50 cull ewes 4.50 6.00 good and choice feeders 15.00
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Kansas City
Freight Derails Near Bucyrus Kansas
A Missouri Pacific freight train derailed Sunday night south of Bucyrus in Miami County, eight of one hundred cars leaving the track likely due to warped rails. Engineer Sherman Roberts and brakeman Robert Land were shaken but unharmed. Some empty tri level automobile carriers and loaded lumber boxcars were involved. track to remain closed for two days.
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Bucyrus
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Miami
Sherman Roberts
Robert Land
Six Die In Kansas Accidents
Six people died in Kansas traffic accidents over Memorial weekend. Janice K. Zimmerman, 15, of Oxford, perished in a one car crash on a county road near Oxford Sunday. Galen Forest, 17, of Wichita, died when an old model car struck a pole near Wichita. another teen was injured. Francis L. Lassiter, 29, of Denver, died late Saturday when his car hit a truck on U.S. 24 west of Wamego. Another fatality occurred Saturday with two deaths on Friday night.
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Janice K. Zimmerman
Oxford
Galen Forest
Wichita
Francis L. Lassiter
Denver
U.S. 24
Wamega
Kansas
Deaths in Washington and Kansas Note Early July Funerals
Death notices from Auburn Washington and Garnett Kansas report Darrell Keith Vallier 18 killed in a June 29 car crash near Auburn. Survivors include his parents and sister Marsha. Funeral in Auburn July 2. Claude Everett Weaver 73 Garnett died June 28 after illness. services July 2. He leaves a widow a daughter and two grandsons. Joseph Smith Darling 83 Pleasanton former Williamsburg Ottawa resident died June 30. services July 2. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. He lived in Williamsburg Ottawa and ran a nursing home before moving to Pleasanton.
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Darrell Keith Vallier
Auburn
Wash
Keith Vallier
Richmond
Princeton
Harris
Anderson County
Roy Vallier
Quenemo
Claude Everett Weaver
Garnett
Ottawa
Anderson County Hospital
Farris Funeral Home
Weaver
Ranfoul
James F
Caroline Elizabeth (Reed) Weaver
Cora Mae van Loenen
Virginia Aileen Hodson
Denver
Colo
Alice Curtis
Grace Michel
Josephes
Darling Joseph Smith Darling
Pleasanton
Williamsburg
Mercy Hospital
Ft. Scott
Charles P. Knight
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Darling
Michigan Valley
Mildred Edith Duff
Darling
S. Cedar
Yellowville
Ark
Ernest K. ‘Sellers
Steven Sellers
Mrs. Maude Garrison Dies at 87 in Berea Richmond Area
Mrs. Maude Garrison 87 of Berea died today at 1 a.m. in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a hip fracture in March. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mattingly Funeral Home Le Roy burial Le Roy Cemetery. Survived by husband Fred Garrison a son Glenn Salina two daughters Fern Denton Sunnymeade Calif and Gladys Garri son of the home five grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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Maude Garrison
Berea
Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mattingly Funeral
le Roy
Garrison
Fred Garrison
Glenn
Glenn, Salina; Two Daughters, Mrs. Fern Denton, Sunnymeade
Calif
Gladys Garrison
Everett E Baker 74 dies at Waverly Cedar House
Everett E Baker of Waverly died June 29 at Cedar House nursing home aged 74. He lived in Waverly for 50 years and was a retired farmer. Services July 2 at 2 pm at Bethany Church of Christ Waverly with burial in Waverly Cemetery. Born March 24 1889 in Worth Missouri he married Grace Fischer February 20 1918 who survives along with three daughters three sons two sisters and three brothers.
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Everett E. Baker
Waverly
Cedar House
Bethany Church of Christ, Waverly
Baker
Worth
Grace Fischer
Don Mulcahey
Gene Gibbons
Kecni
Roy Cole
Garnett
Cora D. Kerran
Oklahoma City
Kilda Zimmerman
Albany
George
Lawrence
Guy
Venice
Calif
Orvile
Stansburly
Funeral services for Luther Sutherland detailed
Luther Sutherland who died June 27 had service at Tow ner's Chapel June 29 with Rev. A.KE. Soper officiating. Pallbearers Vernon Horn Alan Whitacre Robert Howell Bill Whitacre Robert Whitacre and Leland Chambers. Mrs. A. H. North sang with Mrs. J. M. Kilgore accompanying. Burial in Hope Cemetery.
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Luther Sutherland
Towner’s Chapel
A. KE. Soper
Vernon Horn
Alan Whitacre
Robert Howell
Bill BE. Whitacre
Robert Whitacre
Leland Chambers
A. H. North
J. M. Kilgore
Hope Cemetery
Death of Rita Ohmes in Greeley at Osawatomie hospital
Miss Rita Ohmes 31 of Greeley died Friday at Osawatomie State Hospital. Services are set for Tuesday at 9 30 a m at St John s Catholic Church Greeley with burial in St John s Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Joe Ohmes one sister Mrs Raymond Rockers and a brother Charles all of Greeley.
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Rita Ohmes
Greeley
Osawatomie State Hospital
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Miss Ohmes
Joe Ohmes
Raymond Rockers
Charles
Mrs Maude Rousch Dies at 81 in Greeley Area
Mrs Maude Rousch age 81 died Friday night at her daughter Mrs Howard Sutton home near Greeley. Funeral services 2 p m at Farris Funeral Home Garnett with burial in Garnett. Survived by two sons Carl and Leon in Webb City Missouri.
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Maude Rousch
Greeley
Howard Sutton
Farris Funeral Home
Garnett
Carl
Leon
Webb City
No Concert Tuesday At City Park By City Band
Loren Matthews announced there will be no City Band concert Tuesday at City Park. The band will perform at 7 30 Thursday night July 4 at the park's ice cream social opening of the Old Depot. An important practice is scheduled tonight at 7 30 in the Junior High band room.
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Gordon
Lansing
Anna Bryan
City Park
Loren Matthews
Franklin County Historical Association
Matthews
Marriage Licenses For Irvin McKinley And Judith Brown
Irvin Wayne McKinley aged 22 of Ottawa and Judith Kay Brown aged 20 of LeRoy filed for marriage licenses. The records indicate both parties are residents seeking to wed in the local jurisdiction.
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Irvin Wayne McKinley
Ottawa
Judith Kay Brownfield
LeRoy
Mandatory Death Abolished in New York State
New York State abolished the mandatory death penalty for premeditated murder effective today. The law makes life imprisonment the default unless a jury in a separate session unanimously imposes death. The change ends the premeditated versus felony murder distinction in first-degree murder penalties.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
New York
Tax lien foreclosure notice in Ottawa Kansas case 22 258
First published June 24 1963 notice in Franklin County Kansas District Court by the Board of County Commissioners of Franklin County against numerous defendants including Eunice Ostendorf LaVerne La Vick and Pearl Snedden alleging tax delinquency on specific Ottawa parcels Lot 40 Block 8 Hamletins Addition and Lot 32 Ni of Lot 33 Block 1 Maxson Addition. Defendants must answer by August 7 1963 or face judgment foreclosing all interests and selling the described real estate to satisfy liens.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners
State of
Eunice Ostendorf
LaVerne la Vick
Everett Scott
Hsther Gould
Mae Dunham
Jesse Dutcher
Russell Beller
A. B E. Beller
County of
Los Angeles
California
Pearl Snedden
Leo Ostendorf
Lesley Beller
Danier
Maurice Winkler
Pomona
Williamsburg Town Company
Willamsburg
Ottawa
City of Ottawa
Maxson
Park Place
Hamletin
City of
Board OF County
Chester C. Burgoon
Chet Burgoon
Kanans
Joel H. Towner
Chester
Burgoon
Donald L. White
William Edward Bennett
Topeka
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Rose Shular
O.U
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Mona Kewish
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New York Hospital
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Clarence Church
Perry
Pik
Claude Weaver
Franklin Comx Arm
W. C. Harding
Memorial Auditorium
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Associated Press
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Mrs. Maude Garrison
Champ
Charles Wil Hamson
J. R. Cheney
Cheney
Vernon Cheshbro
Joe Towner
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Donald L
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Fairbanks-Morse Rider
H.P. Briggs
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Itawa
Ida McDonald Brown
W. ©. Cain
Irwan L. Heth
Finixn County Sail Company
Ivery Patuedey
Gene Kalb
Baldwin
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
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Harold Stewart
Crawford Welding Co
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Eustion
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Motorola TV & Stereo
Ottawwa Herald
Woolworth
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