Ottawa Local Briefs Highlight Open Tournament and Elections
About 100 golfers expected to attend the Burlington annual open tournament at Burlington Country Club with registration 7 to 10 a.m. Sunday. Phil Lipsburg publisher and Republican gubernatorial candidate to campaign in Ottawa Monday 5 to 6 p.m. at the North American Hotel. Other notes cover library workshop for librarians in Emporia, church startup in Ottawa, Baker University moves, Santa Fe carloads, and local arrests and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Burlington Country Club
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Ottawa
Evelyn Mary Seity
Pomona
Emporia State Teacher’s College
Kansas
Paul Wunsch
North American
Obedience class starts at Devon cote Kennels
Keith Wait led 14 dogs in Devon cote Kennels first basic obedience session. The show-ready handlers Mr. and Mrs. Carolyn Herbel demonstrated training and discussed collars and leashes. Attendance open for late joiners. a 10 week course will continue later this week with make-up options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Eades
Willow
Eades
Puppy
Devoncote Kennels
Keith Wait
Carolyn Herbel
Williamstown
Hospital Notes Admissions Include Pomona Residents
The list shows admissions for Ernest Gilliland Ez ra Johnson Joe Kramer Ray Farris Howard Brown Mrs Leoa Fletcher Mark and Nancy Mohr Roger Gould Mrs Wilma Lantis Robert Steele and Mrs Fayne Lae with entries on Tuesday and Wednesday across Pomona Mulberry Wellsville Ottawa Rantoul and RFD addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gilliland
Pomona
Ezra Johnson
Joe Kramer
Mulberry
Ray Farris
RFD
Howard Brown
Rantoul
Leoa Fletcher
Grant
Mark and
Nancy Mohr
Roger Gould
Wellsville
Wilma Lantis
Ottawa
Robert Steele
Fayne Laethen
Income Up At Baker University Over Ten Years
Robert A. Ridley, Baker University controller, reports a one third increase in overall income over ten years. Tuition share rises from 47 percent in 1954 55 to an estimated 65 percent next year. Endowment grows from 85000 to 135000. Administration and instructional costs climb sharply as building and grounds outlays triple. Scholarships rise to 65000. Federal loan accounts total 161 under the program active since 1959. Plant investment climbs from 1432000 to 4680000 as new student union, classrooms, library and administration building near opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Robert A. Ridley
Kansas City Market Report Highlights Live Stock and Eggs
AP reports wholesale eggs steady to higher for large 80 percent eggs around 34 and 26 to 28 for mediums. Cattle 2,000 head with calves steady. steers 23.00 to 25.00 prime, 19.25 to 23.00 good to choice. heifers 21.50 to 23.00 good 18.00 to 20.00. Hogs 2,200 up 50 to 75 for barrows and gilts, sow prices up 25 to 50. 1-3 200-250 lb 17.75. Sheep 200 steady. lambs 22.75 to 23.00 prime, 20.00 to 22.50 good to choice, ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Market Summary Chicago US hogs cattle lambs report
Markets report from Chicago shows hogs at 4,500 head with butchers steady to 25 higher and varied loads at 18.10 to 18.50 for 200-260 lb. Cattle demand steady to 25 higher with slaughter steers around 1,350 lb at 25.25 and high choice prime steers 1,150-1,400 lb at 24.25. Sheep at 400 head with lambs 80-100 lb at 24.00-24.50 and ewes 4.00-6.00, reflecting mixed demand across meat grades and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Traffic violators fined in county court filings
Six individuals appeared in county court for traffic offenses. Patrick J. Ross of Kansas City was fined 10 dollars for speeding 85 in a 75 zone on I-35 north of Ottawa. Robert B. Mills of Manhattan fined 10 dollars for improper passing near Princeton on US-59. Mike N. Caldwell of Topeka fined 6 dollars for improper passing near Princeton on US-59. Howard W. Stephens of Kansas City Missouri fined 6 dollars for speeding 81 in a 75 zone on I-35 north of Ottawa. Milford Adams Draper of Kansas City Missouri fined 6 dollars for a 75 mph zone on I-35. Michael R. Goldman of Overland Park fined 5 dollars for disobeying a stop sign at K-68 near Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Ross
Kansas City
Ottawa
Robert B. Mills
Manhattan
Princeton
Mike N. Caldwell
Topeka
Howard W. Stephens
Milford Adams Draper
Michael R. Goldman
Overeland Park
Rotary Maple Leaf Queen Candidates Talk One Minute Talks
Talk at Baldwin Rotary features Maple Leaf Queen candidates from different Baldwin organizations making appearances during the summer. The final Queen will be chosen in October after further activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Rotary
Baldwin
Summer Preview Attracts 22 Students at Pittsburg State
Twenty two area students attend summer previews at Pittsburg State College. Attendees include Janet Daugharthy, David Kile, Carl J. McCart, Pete Martin, Inger Pederson, Steve Queen, Christopher South, Charles Barrett, Diane Davis, Robert Allen Hall, Barbara Mortimer, Tom Parmenter, John M. Yoger, Bernetta Croxton, Carol Ludwig, Dennis L. Morris, Stephen Poe, James Sullivan, Charles Tepesh, Daniel Allen, Wesley K. Malik, and Clifford L. Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg State College
Janet Daugharthy
David Kile
Carl J. McCart
Pete Maretin
Inger Pederson
Steve Queen
Christopher South
Charles Barrett
Diane Davis
Robert Allen Hall
Barbara Mortimer
Tom Parmenter
John M. Yoger
Bernetta Croxton
Carol Ludwig
Dennis L. Morris
Stephen Poe
James Sullivan
Charles Tepesch
Daniel Allen
Wesley K. Malik
Clifford L. Goodwin
Funeral services for Marion Gragg and H E Reekie
Funeral services for Marion Gragg 53 of Quenemo who died June 14 were set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Quenemo Federated Church with burial at Pleasant View Cemetery east of Melvern. H E Reekie died July 11 with services July 14 at Dengel and Son Mortuary conducted by Rev. Charles P Knight. Honorary pallbearers included Merle Atchison Harold Crockett Claude Turner Clint Firestone Floyd McCurdy and Athol Wadkins. Active pallbearers were David Reekie Benny Stinson William Wilbur Harold Reekie and David Wintamute. Mrs Dean Driscoll sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens on piano. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Gragg
Quenemo
H. E. Reekie
H. E
Dean Driscoll
R. L. Stevens
Greenwood Cemetery
Building Permit Sought for Laundry and Market at N Main
A building permit to erect a coin operated laundry and supermarket at 303 309 N Main is being considered. The property is owned by Gleason Co Inc Ottawa. Work will be done by Kansas Steel Built Inc Topeka at a cost of 95000 dollars. Details of the plans are to be available tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main
Gleason Co. Inc
Ottawa
Kansas Steel Built Inc
Topeka
Donald Averill Seeks Franklin County Commissioner Post
Republican candidate Donald Averill announces his run for Franklin County Commissioner in the Third District and asks for voters to support his campaign. He frames his bid as a call for public service and community leadership.
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Donald Averill
Franklin County
Community Auctions and Livestock Sales in Ottawa Area
Local auction listings include Printys Auction House at 1136 N Main Ottawa with sales on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday weekly. Other notices list Overbrook Livestock Sale weekly Wednesday and Allen County Livestock Auction in Gas City. Council Grove and Pomona venues are also indicated with contact details for buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
N, Main
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove Livestock Aucetion
Council Grove
One Injured In Broadside In Pomona Crash
One person sustained minor injuries in a two car crash in Pomona on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Herbert H Ford Jr 36 suffered bruises while Janice and Jennifer Ford both 2 and Herbert Ford Jr 36 were unharmed. Walter L Nitcher 71 of Pomona RFD 1 was also uninjured. Ford's 1963 Oldsmobile station wagon headed west on K 68. Nitcher drove a 1954 Studebaker from a local lumberyard and said he did not see the other car. Damages were 75 to the pitcher car and 800 to the Ford car. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Herbert H., Ford Jr
Janice
Jennifer Ford
Herbert Ford Jr
Overland Park
Walter L. Nitcher
Nitcher
Studebaker
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Ellis
Missionary Baptist Church
S. Cherry
Ottawa Baptists Mission
Leo Feverly
Leavenworth
Golden Age Club
Fred McFarland
RFD 1
Raymond Wagner
Paul W. Archer
Farmer’s Home Administration
Gordon Nelson
Dorothy Cravens
Fort Scott
Lawrence B. Goodell
Colony
John Hoppe
Leopold Hoppe
Toronto
Canada
Lion’s Club
Warren L. Curtis
Ernest Paul Johnson
Linda L. Bishop
Main
Western Auto Associate
Baker
Stockfleth
Signe Stockfleth
P. H. Stockfleth
Emporia
Hope Cemetery
S. E. Frederick
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Eaapesia
Lamb
Ottawa Herald
Aline
Myself
Henry le Valley
Lawa Barden Equip
Demonstrator Safety
Briggs and Stratton
S. Main
A General Services
Hampson
Funston
Ralph Turner
Haas
Lewis Sobba Richmond
Firestone
King’s Inn
Peresonnel
King’s Inn Management
E. Colfax
Denver
Colorado
Kenneth Russell
Lane
Russell George
Olathe
U. S. Civil Service
Victor Warren
Lincoln Service
U-71
C.o
Gingerich
Misc
King
McCracken Electric
B. F. Heidner
U.S. Civil Service
King’s Inn Motor Hotels
King’s Inn Management Co
Coffmans Blacksmith and Welding Serv
Wilson
U. S.A
Sarah Coventry
Handley
Wichita
Encyclopaedia Britannica
World Atlas
Wal
A. J. Dusin
Brown Ave
Osawatomie
Kaw
Singer
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Sporting Goods
Ottawa Marine
Cedar
Bob White
RCA
Bob White Furniture
Lawrence
Charles Redman
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Reeves Repair Shop
N. Oak
OK Discount Store
Golden Star
Davis
Arkansas
Ottawa Boats and Motor
Mercury Motors
Star Craft
Lm,p
Glass Magic Boat
No. of
Harold Bones
Bob Luce
Johnson Motors
Horse Johnson Motor
S. Main GH
Bendix Elect
Philco
Louvers
Otasco
Coronado
Reny Bart A
Oo Se Yg Hardware Stores
Myers Bros
Harold Stewart
W. Baldwin Machinery and Miscellaneous
Hiway
Hollingsworth
Lynn
Red’ Hollingsworth
Joe Towner
Highland
JO Cownier
VPP
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