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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1964

Page

4

Santa Fe Line totals and local notices

TOTAL CARLOADS moved out Santa Fe System lines for the week ending July 4 were 32 867 vs 31 188 last year. Cars from connections 11 573 vs 10 last year. Garage Sale July 11 items include pool table 12 volt cooler tires clothing. Building permit applied for to erect attached garage at 1000. Ellis Piano Tuning. Hosts es at Centennial Barn Sunday by Mrs Ralph Loyd and Mrs Beulah Thompson. Museums open 2-5 pm. Worthwhile HDU picnic 6 pm July 14 Forest Park shelter. GOER tested in Augsburg June 26. Oyler Reunion July 13 at Ottawa Gun Club. Promenaders square dance July Saturday 8 pm. KU Preview July 9 open house July 9? 1964. Wellsville Library open house 2-5 pm to honor retiring librarian Jennifer Lytle after 23 years. Major Maurice Murphy to attend summer training July 19-Aug 1 Cherry Point NC. Howard Kalb Wellsville RFC 2 home from hospital.

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Snagged

Hospital notes list admissions Dennis Motelet Kathy Davis Mrs Eva Dotson and others to Thursday and Friday with addresses. Dismissals include Leona Chesser Odissa Weaver Lowell Kissinger Dennis Morelet John Oakes William Cartmill Margaret LaHolt to Friday.

Dennis S. Locust Eowell Kissinger Kathy Davis Osawatomie Oliver Cruey Wellsville Brenda Whitmer Kansas City Eva Dotson Leona Chesser Odissa Weaver Cedar House Nursing Home Lowell Kissinger RFD Dennis Morelet John Oakes N. Mulberry William Cartmill Ash Margaret LaHolt

Produce Unchanged as KC Markets Report Cattle Hogs

KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle at 300 head with no trend for calves. hogs 1,800 with steady to 25 lower, some 50 off, barrows and gilts 195-250 lb 15.75-17.25, 195-220 lb 17.50-17.65, 240-260 lb 16.25-17.75, sows 13.75-14.75. sheep 500 with market not established.

Kansas City

Blood Found Near Hoxie in Kansas Investigation

Mrs. Mary E. Reaves aged 43 of Manhattan is the focus of a wide inquiry after her car was found Sunday with blood stains in the back seat and trunk along U.S. 24 about ten miles west of Hoxie Goodland Kansas AP report says authorities probe remains active as they search for clues involving the vehicle and its owner in this midwestern incident.

Goodland Kan Mary E. Reaves Manhattan Hoxie

Wellsville School Head Takes Superintendent Post

Donald Reid begins duties as Wellsville Schools superintendent on July 1 with 14 years teaching. He comes from Lyndon after 11 years there as coach and principal, and previous coaching at Spring Hill. Reid holds a Baker University bachelor and a University of Wyoming masters. The Reids have three children Kathleen Mike and Shannon and will move to Mrs Harrison's home on South Main.

Donald Reid Wellsville Reid Lyndon Spring Hill Beefore London Baker University University of Wyoming Kathleen Mike

Rail Cuts Into Car Near Lane Missouri

George W. Coffel an 18 year old Amoret resident escaped serious injury when his 1956 Chevrolet hit a county bridge on the John Brown highway 54 miles northwest of Lane. A concrete rail pierced the floor between his legs and under the seat but he suffered only a lip cut. He attributed the mishap to sun glare and could not avoid striking posts and railing after leaving the road. The car was a total loss and no charges were filed.

George W. Coffel Amoret Coffel Lane Sheriff

Tax Shares Sent Out Across Franklin County

Franklin County has received 10599.61 as its quarterly share of the distribution of one million dollars by the state in gasoline taxes. The tax is distributed quarterly on Oct 1 Jan 1 Apr 1 and Jul 1. Ottawa Paola Garnett Wellsville Pomona Lane Williamsburg share amounts are listed with per capita payment about 39 cents based on Jan. 1 1963 enumeration by the State Board of Agriculture.

Franklin County Ottawa Paola Garnett Wellsville Pomona Lane Williamsburg State Board of Agriculture

Man Charged After Rear-End Collision In Princeton

Elmo L. Shepard Jr aged 23 faces a charge of following too closely after his car struck the rear of a 1957 Mercury driven by Cecil S. Dunn 61 at a stoplight on the 200 block of South Main. Damages to the Shepard vehicle totaled 38.34, while Dunn’s car had no damage and no injuries were reported.

Elmo L. Shepard Jr Shepard Mercury Cecil S. Dunn Princeton Dunn S. Main

Obituary notices for Maria Esquivel and Stacy Charleston

Mrs. Maria Esquivel 74 of 928 N Locust died at Ransom Memorial Hospital and funeral services are set at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with burial at Mt Calvary Hospital. Stacy Lyn Charleston infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Charleston died July 10 at Ransom Memorial Hospital two siblings and several grandparents survive with graveside services planned at Hope Cemetery.

Charleston Stacey Lyn Charleston Charles E. Charleston Towner’s Chapel Hope Cemetery Maria Esquivel Ransom Memorial Hospital Sacred Heart Catholic Church Robert Burger Mt. Calvary Hospital Towner Chapel Esquivel Cerda Mexico Emitero Esquivel Ottawa Anita Prieto Pilar Guitierrez Kansas City Isabel Young Pasadena Clif Leonard John Andy Martinez Inosensia Quinez Moline Stacy Lyn Charleston Charles Edward Charleston Xento Ohio Charles Charleston Jr

Four men fined in county court for speeding over holiday

Elmer E. McFerren age 38 of Wichita was fined 22 dollars plus costs for driving 97 mph in a 75 mph zone six miles north of Ottawa on I 35. Lloyd Silver Jr. 36 of Shawnee Mission paid 15 dollars plus costs for 75 mph in a 60 mph zone one mile north of Richmond on US 59. Edward E. Royce 69 of Parsons fined 15 dollars plus costs for 65 mph in a 50 mph zone on US 59 at Princeton. Rodney R. Peck 18 of Overland Park fined 10 dollars plus costs for 85 mph in a 75 mph zone nine miles north of Ottawa on I 35.

Elmer E. McFerren Wichita Ottawa Lloyd Silver, Jr Shawnee Mission Richmond Edward E. Royce Parsons Princeton Rodney R. Peck Overland Park

Local Pitcher on Winning Army in Europe Team

Gary Brock of Ottawa served as a relief pitcher for an Army team in Germany that captured the 1964 United States Army in Europe Area league baseball title. In his first year with the squad, Brock came from Pirnasens unit home at 201 Signal Company in Karlsruhe where he works as a pole line man.

Gary Brock Ottawa Germany Brock Karlsruhe Pirmasens 201 Signal Company

Funeral Services for Grace Constant and Elmer Hougland

Death notices report July 6 deaths for Grace Constant and Elmer M Hougl and with services held July 9 at Lamb Funeral Home and Towner Chapel Respectively Rev Charles P Knight and Rev Harold Cooper officiated Honorary pallbearers included notable local names Organist Sherwin Snyder performed selections Burials followed at Highland Cemetery and Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona with IOOF lodge service for Honoring attendees Jim Driver and others

Grace Constant Lamb Charles P. Knight Frank A. Trump Ralph S. Hanes S. W. Humphreys W. W. Broyhill Carl Snyder Lee A. Casida Lee R. Shelden Douglas Gleason Homer J. Henning Robert F. Miller Robert A. Anderson Robert Elmer M. Hougland Towner Chapel Harold Cooper Jim Hogue Neal Baxeler Ray O. Reed Harvey Criqui Glenn Lancaster Theron Harrell Jim Driver Ray B. Kelly Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona Ioof Lodge

County Refloors 7th Street Bridge

The County Highway Department is refurbishing the bridge over the Marais des Cygnes river 1% mile east of Ottawa. The project began yesterday and will take about 10 days. The road to the bridge will be closed from both directions at the last crossroad with detours via highway 68 or 15th Street.

Marins Des Cygnes Ottawa Fred Gardner Highway 68 15Th St Gardner

Warrant Issued for Gary Knight in Reckless Driving Case

A warrant was issued for Gary L. Knight age 16 of Wellsville RFC 2 for reckless driving on the Main Street bridge. Meanwhile Woodrow B. Brady Jr. age 23 of Hartford was arrested for speeding 35 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 300 block of N Main.

Gary L. Knight Wellsville Rfc 2 Main Street Woodrow B. Brady Jr Hartford Main

Army welcomes another generation of John sons

Pvt Judy Johnson WAC completes basic training at Fort McClellan Alabama and an eight week personnel course at Fort Knox Kentucky before reporting to duty in San Francisco California. Her father Paul L Johnson retired after 20 years in the U S Army as a Sergeant Major. Johnson notes WAC training matches GI basics except women do not fire weapons. He adds the decision to stay depends on the next three years, but she says she likes it.

Johnsons Judy Johnson WAC Fort McClellan Ala Fort Knox San Francisco Calif Paul L. Johnson Pomona Rfc 2 U. S. Army Johnson

Fredeen's Shoe Store Sells to William Clary

Fredeen's Shoe Store at 206 S Main announces new owner William Clary of Parsons will take over soon. Paul Fredeen, retiring after about 30 years in Ottawa, says the sale covers the Ottawa store only and no staff changes are planned while Clary, who has worked in a shoe store, begins a new business venture and plans to catch up on fishing and golf.

Fredeen S. Main Paul Fredeen S. Elm William Clary Parsons Ottawa Fredeens

Chippewa Radio Club Field Day At Pomona Reservoir

The Chippewa Amateur Radio club will hold its annual field day at Pomona Reservoir. Three transmitters at 50 watts will be set up in the Wolf Creek area, with operations starting at 8 p m Saturday as members aim to contact most of the 50 states and foreign stations. Observers are welcome to watch the 30 members as they operate the gear.

Kendall

Month Down Year Ahead and Estate Notices in Ottawa Kansas

In Kansas City district sales fell ten percent last week though yearly totals remain five percent ahead. The O T Tawa area reports probate notices for Dorothy Henning and Joseph Henning, plus Bern ie Lusk estate hearings and a special voter registration schedule from Ottawa City Clerk Capper for the August primary.

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Jess R. Gilmore Willow Ellis Ihostesses HDU Forest Park Alfred E. McCann Augsburg Oyler Williams Pure Wildlife and Conservation Club Ottawa Gun Club THE Promenaders Square Dance Group Bill Abbott Tharon L. Hornberger University of Kansas Jennie Lytle Lytle Marine Reserve Maurice Murphy Lawrence Murphy Cherry Point N. C Howard Kalb Wellsville Rfc Lawrence Memorial Hospital Levi A. Butts Stella A. Barnes Louisburg IFYE Marilyn Wasmund 4-H Council W. Dale Cruser Kansas 4-H Foundation International Farm Youth Exchange Jim Milliken Milliken Philippines Billie Denise Pamila Faye Iva Kay Hattie Charleston Xenia Carrie Clayborne Highland Harry Clayborne Lincoln Eliza Charleston Jessie Allison Wale Nut S. E. Hopkins Stewart Designers and Bullet 4 West Lsth Ottawa, Kansas Federal Reserve District Omaha Denver Joplin Greater Kan City Downtown St. Joseph Albuquerque Okla City Tulsa District Legals State of Kansas Dorothy Viola Henning Jo.oseph Regnald Henning Joseph Regnald Henning John B. Pierson Joseph Reynald Hennings Kansas Joseph Reynald Henning Said Bernie M. Lusk State of C. P. Burrows Clyde M. Lusk City of Ottawa Winton A. Winter Said City Donald R. Capper Joe Towner N. Main Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Franklin County Sale Company Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap Printy N, Main Jack Nelson Kas Overbrook Allen County Gas City Council Grove Harold Stewart E. W. Baldwin Machinery and Miscellaneous Hiway Forest Park Pool Ottawa Herald the Park Swimming Pool James le Valeley Western Auto B. F. Heidner Jack Day Ottawa Herald Business Office Bob’s Hill House U. S.A Sarah Coventry Handley General Services Lawrence
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