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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1966

Page

5

Otawans win $300 Spiva Memorial Fund scholarships

Rex Patrick Sand and Teresa Ellen Doerr were among 20 Kansas State College of Pittsburg students receiving $300 scholarships from the George N. Spiva Memorial Fund. Floyd H. Coffman of Ottawa is to attend a Protestant weekend at Baker University Baldwin to discuss lay responsibilities in the church.

Rex Patrick Sand Teresa Ellen Doerr Kansas State College of Pittsburg George N. Spiva Floyd H. Coffman Ottaewa God Baker University Baldwin

Community Yard and Trap Sale Notices

Local listings announce yard sales at 1132 N. Poplar and 220 Maple with Thursday and Friday times. A Jaycee Trap event is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in West 2nd. Pomona yard sale covers 3 blocks north and 4 west of the schools on Thursday and Friday.

Pomona Thur

Hospital Notes Admissions List and Dismissals

Hospital notes show admissions including Arthur V. Gray of Quenemo James Siders of 824 S Sycamore Carl Marshall of Lawrence Walter Parrish of Quenemo John James Lane Anita Clark of Baldwin Earnest J. Ralston of Prince ton Tuesday Dismissals include Ernest F. Smith of Ottawa RFD 3 Mrs Naomi Rays of Rantoul Mrs Donald R Stottlemire 2712 S Locust Mrs Carrie Sylvester of Williamsburg Cac cilia Reyes of 104 S Oak Tuesday Mrs Ben Heidner of Ottawa RFD 3 Penny Hutton of Baldwin Mrs James Bauman and son of Scranton Roland Anderson of Richmond Wednesday

Arthur V. Gray Quenemo James Siders Sycamore Carl Marshall Lawrence Walter Parrish John James Lane Anita Clark Baldwin Earnest J. Ralston Princeston Ernest F. Smith Ottawa Naomi Rays Rantoul Donald R. Stottlemire Carrie Sylvester Williamsburg Caccilia Reyes Oak Ben Heidner Penny Hutton James Bauman

Deaths fill Ottawa area. Camper Lohner Biederman listed

Obituaries report the death of Harrison Camper, WWI veteran, at Topeka Veterans Hospital with graveside rites in Leavenworth. Other notices include Lucille Lohner of California, widow of Roy Lohner, with six children and siblings listed, and Carl Arthur Biederman, Ottawa resident and retired postal clerk, dying at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Biederman’s service set for Thursday at Lamb Funeral Home. he planted Highland Park orchard and held Lutheran church ties.

Harrison Camper Veteran’s Hospital Topeka Leavenworth Carl Arthur Biederman S. Maple Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb Funeral Home Highland Cemetery Earl J. Zimmerman Biederman Ottawa National Association of Retired Devil Service Trinity Lutheran Church of Highland Park Orchard Heights Esther Rede Dington H. A. Biederman Kansas City Highland Cemtery

Stowaway 16-year-old aims for flight home from London

A San Marino, California boy James Richard Clark David, 16, slipped throughKansas City to London without passport or ticket and sought US return. He met the girl he sought only to learn she and her family vacationed in Europe. He spent money on underwear and a blanket and slept in Hyde Park before seeking help at a church. U.S. embassy staff aided him with funds and arrangements while TWA security idled. Officials noted gaps in the system as they prepared to question him.

London United States James Richard Clark David San Marino Calif Kansas City California James Hyde Park U. S Trans World Airlines

Brooks Brothers Warps to Wide Ties Trend on Madison Avenue

Brooks Brothers defies its buttoned image by showing four inch wide Fat Max ties in display cases aimed at Ivy League and Wall Street buyers. Competitors J Press and Chipp also offer wide ties. Harvard Yale Harvard influence signals fall lines, with prices rising to cover extra silk costs.

New York Brooks Brothers Madison Avenue Wall Street Brooks Richard Whiting J. Press and Chipp 43Rd Street Press Cabots Rockefellers Harvard Yale John F. Kennedy

Larned Hospital tense after Saturday night standoff

Larned State Hospital faced a tense quiet after a night of unrest as 11 inmates remained isolated amid threats to staff. Dr. Robert A. Haines said a full report for Gov. Avery and the Board of Social Welfare will be ready early next week.

Dillon Secetion Haines Charles McAtee Larned Hospital Highway Patrol

Miss Ottawa Telegrams For Pageant Encouragement

Miss Ottawa telegrams go today to Karen Schaub Miss Ottawa in care of Ellis Webb Pratt. Lions Club pageant director Russell Crites says Ottawans should send brief telegrams to boost Miss Ottawa's morale for the Kansas Pageant with finals on Saturday.

Miss Ottawa Karen Schaub Russell Crites Lions Club Ellis Webb Edgeford Pratt George Lister Lee Shelden Crites

Police News Facing Traffic Citations in City

Warren W Clark 48 Windsor Mo charged June 5 with running a red light at Second and Main. Clarence J Dryden 33 842 W 15th charged June 5 with careless driving at Tecumseh and Main. Robert English 16 322 8S Oak cited for careless driving at Tecumseh and Hickory July 4. Marvin L Good 20 710 S Sycamore charged July 3 with motorcycle on river levee near West 2nd. Sherman E Spears 23 1020 Cottonwood charged July 4 with speeding in the 200 block of North Main.

Warren W. Clark Windsor Second and Main Clarence J. Dryden 15Th Tecumseh and Main Robert English Oak Tecumseh Hickory Marvin L, Good Sycamore West 2Nd Sherman E, Spears Cottonwood North Main

Haas Charged With Larceny At North Peace Grocery

Theodore H. Haas of 1443 S Cedar faces petty larceny charges after shoplifting tools at North Peace Grocery. A $50 bond was posted and trial is scheduled for July 7.

Theodore H. Haas S. Cedar North Peace

Blast Destroys Garnett Cycle

Garnett fire crews responded to 308 E 8th Tuesday at 7 p m to a motorcycle explosion aboard Butch Lytle’s BSA. Neighbors extinguished the blaze with garden hoses before firemen arrived. machine suffered total damage. Lytle unharmed. officials offered no cause for the blast.

Garnett Robert Lytle Butch Lytle BSA Lytle

Senator Pearson to Visit Ottawa Friday for Campaign

Senator James B. Pearson, seeking reelection on the Republican ticket, will arrive in Ottawa at 10 a.m. Friday for an hour and a half stop, then speak at 12:30 p.m. in Iola. A coffee will be held in the North American dining room. Pearson returns to Kansas this week before early July Washington duties and faces primary challenger Representative Robert Ellsworth of Lawrence.

James B. Pearson Ottawa Pearson Kansas Robert Shields Iola Shields Washington Sen Thomas Dodd Robert Ellsworth Lawrence

Funeral for Fred D Grif fin in town church

Services for Fred Delbert Griffin 60 of 916 N Oak who died June 29 were held Tuesday at Towners Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Rev. Robert Craig officiated and organ selections were played by Mrs J M Kilgore. Pallbearers were Dan Roland Clifford Lee Adam Wicke Milo Nordyke Edwin Waterbury and Delbert Stevenson.

Fred Delbert Griffin N. Oak Towner’s Chapel Highland Cemetery Robert Craig J. M. Kilgore Dan Roland Clifford Lee Adam Wicke Milo Nordyke Edwin Waterbury Delbert Stevenson

Kansas City Market Report Snapshot From AP

KC Markets report lists wholesale eggs butter and meat prices with cattle hogs and sheep figures. Cattle notes show steers and heifers varying by grade, and hogs reflect declines for barrows and gilts with sow prices steadier. Lambs and sheep also indicate steady to higher trends with seasonally notable prime and utility categories.

Kansas City

Wellsville Man Put On Probation For Fatality Case

Ronald Zahl of Wellsville received one year probation and a $500 fine after being found guilty of two counts of negligent homicide in a crash that killed Wilbur Crenshaw and his son Marvin Crenshaw on I-35 near Wellsville. Zahl had pleaded innocent at arraignment and offered no witnesses in defense. Crenshaw, 35, and his 15-year-old son were struck while changing a tire during a fishing trip with a group of 12 traveling in two cars.

Paola Wellseville Ronald Zahl Kansas City Kan Zahl Wilbur Crenshaw Marvin Wellsville Garnett

Probate Notice of Miles McClung Estate Executor

In Franklin County Kansas Randolph M Bundy was appointed executor on June 28 1966 for the estate of Miles McClung deceased creditors must file claims within nine months of first publication Ottawa Kansas date July 6 1966 Randolph M Bundy executor Winton A Winter attorney First Published June 22 1966 Last Published July 6 1966 Also Franklin County Board of Commissioners June 20 1966 resolution taxes levy of not more than one mill

State of Kansas Franklin County Said Miles McClung Randolph M. Bundy Ottawa Board of Coun Ty Commissioners

Franklin County to levy building fund tax for jail and courthouse

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution to levy a one mill tax for ten years to create a $460,000 building fund for construction, repair, and remodeling of the county jail and courthouse in Franklin County Kansas. Funds will be invested in U.S. Government Bonds until the goal is met, with publication for three weeks and a petition option to referendum.

Board of County Commissioners Franklin County Kansas Kanesas Counry United States Frankelin County K.S.A

Classified Deadlines and Rate Card Notices

Classified ad rates and deadlines for five line ads and blind national notices, with per word pricing and frequency discounts. Includes special contracts, lodge notices, and card of thanks pricing, plus local and out of trade territory rates and emblem charges.

Card of Thanks for Grffin Family After Death

We express appreciation to friends for sympathy prayers and thoughtfulness after the death of our husband and father Mrs Fred Griffin and Family

Fred Griffin

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Ellis Lulolash Slut People’s National Bank Agnes Bracklin 1641 S. Main Claude Edwards Cheryl Pottorff RFD Wayne Dickerson Sale Wes Thurs Nnte Jaycee Roy Lohner Lucille McFadden Lohner Henry Hannah Peart McFadden San Bernadino Hospital San Bernadino Burlingame Lloyd Heidner Ivan McFadden Police News Haas Sen. Pearson Louis Lengel Don Ont Winton A. Winter THE Board OF County Commissioners OF Geo, Atchison Cowner’s Chapel Lamb Cherry
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