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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1966
Page
6
KCMO TV in Kansas City offers Osawatomie State Hospital a 15 minute weekly Sunday program from 10 30 to 10 45 a m on Channel 5. Patients volunteers and staff appear on Perspective and help with ideas script dramatizations and other visual effects through Eis Piano Tuning contact CH 2 4431 Adv
Mrs Cliff Kreckell of 428 North Cherry enters St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Missouri for about ten days. Yard sale planned for Wednesday and Thursday at 220 Maple. Army Mothers rummage sale set for Wednesday at 116 West 2nd.
A list of recent hospital admissions and dismissals, detailing patient names and partial addresses. Notable entries include Dan Raub, Mrs. Hazel Hough, Mrs. Albert Mooney, Penny Hutton, James A. Jolly, and Gerald Reed among others. Several new births noted with parent names, locations, and weights, including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Bauman and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Flory.
Ottawa police court records show four arrests on Independence Day. WANDAM Williams, 17, 636 S Locust, cited for speeding 42 in a 30 zone with $12 bond. Kenneth D Riddle, 42, Ottawa RFD 4, cited for disobeying a red light at Seventh and Main. Robert W James, 24, 509 S Mulberry, cited for excessive exhaust noise at Seventh and Main. Ellis Burnett McClintick, 44, Ellsworth AFB, cited for running a red light with $10 bond. Robert H Cheney, 22, 623 Elm, cited for speeding 31 in a 20 zone and license issue with $11 and $15 bonds. James I Gardner, 21, 514 N Hickory, cited for defective lighting in 1600 block S Main. Nelson V B Macleander, 716 Pecan, cited for no driver's license.
Elizabeth Adams 67 Cedar House died Monday born November 9 1898 she lived at Cedar House three years Surviving daughter Mrs Margaret E Woodard Denver Services pending at Robert son Blue and Barnett Funeral Home Emporia Girlish Bray Olmsted 66 Marshall Mo died Saturday at daughter Mrs I O Avey Ote saka RFD 4 Burial today Sunset Memorial Gardens survivor list includes four daughters Lydia Briggs Gaddis 82 Crestview Nursing Home died today born February 19 1884 New York resident of Ottawa since 1917 nurse in Ottawa area survived by two sons two brothers a sister seven grandchildren great grandchild services pending Mrs Hazel E Hough 76 Ottawa died Monday at Ransom Memorial Hospital funeral Thursday Dengel and Son Mortuary burial in Highland Cemetery widow of former Ottawa police chief Clifford Hough survived by two daughters a son two sisters two brothers six grandchildren four great grandchildren
First published notices warn on unclaimed funds to be paid into the county general fund under state law, listing a claim involving Mary Bertha Crow and Hazel Copple Koontz. Also shown are a sheriff sale of Lots 11 and 13 in Williamsburg and probate actions for J E Nelson and William Evey plus a school levy and estate notices in Franklin County.
County Court docket lists multiple drivers facing fines for unsafe vehicles and traffic offenses on US 50 and nearby routes. Vivian Devin of Ottawa was fined for a 1949 Chevrolet truck lacking muffler horn lights and wipers. other defendants from Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota pleaded guilty to not maintaining daily logs, missing registrations, or speeding. Total fines include $10 and costs for most, with one $5 bond forfeiture.
At Cape Kennedy the Saturn 1 rocket reached orbit while ground stations tracked 10 tons of liquid hydrogen in its tank. A second orbit featured a simulated restart, described as dramatic proof that liquid hydrogen powerplants can restart in space. The 92 foot second stage ignited with 200,000 pounds thrust, placing the craft about 118 miles up.
A man ran onto the finish line in front of the two lead horses Taunton and Happy Water during the Suffolk Downs feature race. He was brushed by two horses, knocked around, but kept his footing as others narrowly missed him. Police identified him as Theodore Luppino, 38, of Boston, a former mental patient, and he was sent to Boston State Hospital for observation.
Marina Oswald Porter, widow of Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, reportedly has a son named Mark Wayne Porter born Sunday at Richardson General Hospital. Officials declined to confirm details. Porter, 24, was married to Kenneth J. Porter, 28, since 1965, and previously had two children with Oswald, June and Rachel.
The Enterprise weekly says Ho Chi Minh warned Red China and the Soviet Union there would be no new developments unless the United States is approached for a settlement by mid 1967. The report cites a secret trip to Peking and notes Hanoi sought Moscow’s green light for possible negotiations.
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle numbers show 3 500 cattle 150 calves 25080 higher steadies in cows and feeders up to 50, hogs up 25, lambs strong with feeder lambs at 23 00 50 and ewes steady. High choice and prime cattle quoted around 24 75 25 25 with various grade ranges listed for feeders and cows.
Rome AP reports Henri de Riedmatten says the papal decision on artificial contraception could be sensational yet prudent. The commission's two year study was handed to Pope Paul VII last week and a summer decision is anticipated, with sources noting a majority favored relaxing Church rules on birth control pills.
Marilyn V. McCall, 23, Garnett, was granted a divorce from Sam D. Lankard, 22, Garnett, in an uncontested case. The 2e year-old child was awarded to the mother.
The marriage licenses issued include Joel T. Weigand 22 Ottawa and Elaine Fay Strahm 21 Fairview. Douglas Linn Henry 22 Ottawa and Patricia Jene Burkle 18 Ottawa. Harold V. Siegrist 39 Lawrence and Mary I. Van Horn 45 Lawrence. C. K. Bliss 58 Mission and Edna Bliss 52 Overland Park. Leland Bugg Jr. 21 Stockton Mo. and Dorothy Koder 18 Nevada Mo.. Clyde O. Green 24 Ottawa and Carolyn Richardson 18 Otweka.
Services for Fern A Kring 77 Baldwin RFD 1 who died Thursday were held Saturday at Towner's Chapel with burial in Sutton Cemetery Douglas County. Dr Roy Browning officiated. Vocalists Eunice Breit haupt and Eldred Rappard Mrs J M Kilgore was the organist. Pallbearers Cecil Drum Milo Embrey Art Rockhold Reed Dunlap Claude Myers and Donald Woodsum. SARAH L BUNDY SERVICES FOR SARAH L BUNDY 85 OF WASHINGTON DC WHO DIED JUNE 30 WERE HELD SUNDAY AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN HARRISONVILLE MO WITH BURIAL IN FREEMAN CEMETERY FRANK MO REV CHARLES SUTTON OF HARRISONVILLE OFFICIATED MRS ROBERT CUMMINS WAS THE VOCALIST ACCOMPANIED BY MRS LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG MRS J V ALLEN WAS THE ORGANIST PALLBEARERS T C BUNDY PAUL ED STAHL CLARENCE BYBEE BILL DARNELL SAM PRETTYMAN AND T B PRETTYMAN
Funeral services for Hazel E. Hough, longtime resident who died last evening, will be conducted at the mortuary Thursday at 11:00 a.m. Interment will follow at Highland Cemetery.
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