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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1962

Page

4

Local News Briefs Hit Forest Park Bike Theft and Community notices

Richard Milton reported the theft of a black English bicycle from Forest Park. State Line Peace Officers meet tonight at the North American Hotel. A film will be shown. Four Franklin County extension officials attend the northeast district conference in Topeka including Don Brown and others. Claude R. Corbin, son of Mrs. Addie H. Field, serves aboard the USS Pyro in Exercise Peach Tree off California. James B. Miller of Kansas City promoted to field director with the Kaw Council Boy Scouts of America. KU preview days draw 109 prospective freshmen. A hay rope accident injures Joe Warren and injures his brother David. Joe hospitalized at Ottawa. Mrs. CC Redwine concludes a weekend visit in Ottawa. Hemlock Ar iss show noted. Miss Nellie March visits. SGT Gardner W Campbell promoted to W-1 in Ottawa National Guard.

Claude R. Corbin Addie H. Field S. Cedar Pyro California James B. Miller Kansas City Kas Kaw Council Boy Scouts of America Ottawa-Lawrence-Leavenworth Joe Warren David Paul Warren Wellsville Joe Ottawa

Wellsville approves 60 new band uniforms

The Wellsville School Board voted unanimously to buy 60 new band uniforms. Students have been measured and delivery is scheduled for November. The outfits feature bright red West Point style coats trimmed in white with a detachable white shield bearing a large blue W, removable for concerts, and white plumes on white hats.

Wellsville West Point

Three Hurt in Three Car Crash West of Baldwin

Three Baldwin residents Geraldine Collins Kathy Collins and Janelle Puckett sustained minor injuries in a Sunday afternoon three car collision three and a half miles west of Baldwin on U S 56. All injuries were non life threatening. they were transported to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. James Hyatt of Shawnee Mission and his wife were uninjured.

Baldwin U.S. 56 Geraldine Collins Kathy Collins Janelle Puckett Highway Patrol Lawrence Memorial Hospital James Hyatt Shawnee Mission

Ottawa Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses listed for Charles R. Bryant 19 of Ottawa and Margaret Dowdy 18 of Ottawa. Wallace Gene Sheridan 28 of Kansas City Missouri and Marilyn Jo Irwin 22 of Ottawa. Kenneth N. Vandeventer 21 of Wellsville and Clara Joyce Baldwin 18 of Ottawa.

Charles R. Bryant Ottawa Margaret Dowdy Wallace Gene Sheridan Kansas City Marilyn Jo Irwin Kenneth N. Vandeventer Wellsville Clara Joyce Baldwin

Obituary notices for Dr Anna Lister and Thomas Dillon

Dr Anna Lister 97 os teopath died Saturday at Cedar House nursing home after long illness Services Wednesday at 2 pm at Towners Chapel Rev E E Caylor to officiate burial in Highland Cemetery She was born December 16 1864 in Peotia township New Hope School Ottawa University and Los Angeles College of Osteopathy graduate Opened Pasadena office and practiced until 1942 Retired to Ottawa Westminster United Presbyterian Church survivor list includes sister in law and 17 nieces and nephews Thomas Lloyd Dillon 70 of Baldwin died July 14 in Baldwin Funeral at Washington Creek Church north and west of Baldwin Rev Orville Chase officiating He was born December 12 1891 in Roanoke Virginia a farmer and long time Douglas County resident Married Rosa Emma Turner April 4 1913 Survivors include widow three daughters two sons four brothers six sisters Burial at Washington Creek Cemetery near Baldwin Dillon

Anna Lister Cedar House Towner’s Chapel E. E. Caylor Highland Cemetery Miss Lister Peo- Tia Township Lister Thomas Lloyd Dillon Baldwin Washington Creek Church Orville Chase Roanoke Douglas County Rosa Emma Turner Letha Louk Abilene Emma Mae Charlotte Ikenberry Lawrence LaVern Elvin George Pomona Sherman Parkville Jack Howard Mary Mohler Lillie Johnson Pearl Mesker Laura Persinger Lyndon Alta Knowles Sunnyvale Calif Bernice Craig Norwalk Washington Creek Cemetery

Edgerton Hotel Operator Elizabeth DeTar 93 dies in Arkansas

Miss Elizabeth DeTar 93, former Edgerton resident, died Saturday evening in the State Hospital Little Rock Arkansas. Services set for Wednesday 2 p.m. at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev James Nabors officiating. Burial in Edgerton Cemetery. Survived by sisters Bertha Sloan Wellsville Cora Sloan Garnett and several nieces and nephews.

Elizabeth DeTar Edgerton State Hospital Little Rock Ark Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville James Nabors Edgerton Cemetery Miss DeTar Arkansas Bertha Sloan Cora Sloan Garnett

Many Studied In Summer Session At Kansas State

About 2,700 students enrolled in Kansas State University's summer session setting a new all time high. Among enrollees were Bill Bemmels Gordon Bruce Earl Gross Charles Shaughnessy Arthur Shaw Phillip Wiederholt Terry Silvius Richard Kramer Beverly Fogle Beverly Dunning Nancy Coffman Janet Batel Roberta Hughes Judith Rogers and others from towns including Pomon a Wellsville Williamsburg Overbrook Garnett and Princeton. The previous peak enrollment was 2,511 in 1948.

Kansas State University Bill Bemmels S. Hickory Gordon Bruce Earl Gross S. Elm Charles Shaughnessy S. Main Arthur Shaw RFD Pomona Phillip Wiederholt Princeton Terry Silvius Wellsville Richard Kramer Beverly Fogle Williamsburg Beverly James Dunning Melvern Nancy Coffman Janet Batel Overbrook Roberta Hughes Judith Rogers Garnett

Blue Cross Enrollment Opener In Franklin County

Franklin County hosts a Blue Cross enrollment campaign with a daily office at 120 W 8th Street open through July 27 except Sundays. The program, endorsed by the Franklin County Medical Society, offers no charges to participating physicians if the member lacks other medical coverage and stays in a semi private hospital room. Phone CH 24130. transfer for current members and enroll new ones. Local sponsor committee includes Dr. J F Barr and several Mrss Grabham Stephenson Barr and Gollier.

Blue Cross Blue Shield Franklin County Bob Barr Bruce Spears Evelyn McKinley W. 3Rd Franklin County Medical Society Couny

KC Markets Report from Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Kansas City market report shows cattle at 8 200 head and calves 400 with gains of 25 to 50 cents per cwt. Prime and choice steers priced up to 26 75. Hogs 4 500 head steady to 25 higher with feeder hogs about 18 50 to 18 75. Sheep 2 500 head steady to 25 higher with prime lambs around 23 00 and feeder lambs 14 50 to 15 50.

Kansas City

Home Economics Agent in Training for Miami County

Frances R. Bryson, graduated from Colorado State College in Pueblo, is in training to become Miami County home economics agent after a month. She and her four children Kristina Benny Kim and Daryl live in Paola.

Colorado State College Pueblo, Colo Frances R. Bryson Miami County

Hospital Notes and Births in Local Listings

Admissions list includes Donald V. Carringer Lyndon Myra Stankard Pomona Mrs Billy W Fabert 716 S Main Mrs Clifford Fritts RFD 3 Sunday Mrs Lawrence Reyes 934 N Locust Linda Altic 802 N Main Marilyn Stecher Baldwin Monday Births to Herbert Harrah Jr 808 S Mulberry son weight 8 lb 7 oz Dale Schamle 724 S Mulberry son weight 7 lb 14 oz Dismissals Francis Mildfeldt 322 S Poplar Mrs Myrtle Geiger 411 S Locust Alvin Crawford 725 Pecan James Workman Crestview Saturday Mrs Carl Bobbish and baby daughter 1137 S Mulberry Mrs Thomas Jordan 511 E 9th Mrs Wendell Davis and baby daughter RFD 1 Williamsburg Sunday

Donald V. Carringer Lyndon Myra-Stankard Pomona Billy W. Fabert S. Main Clifford Fritts RFD Lawrence Reyes N. Locust Linda Altic N. Main Marilyn Stecher Baldwin Herbert Harrah Jr S. Mulberry Dale Schamle Francis Mildfeldt S. Poplar Myrtle Geiger Alvin Crawford James Workman Crestview Carl Bobbish Thomas Jordan Wendell Davis Williamsburg

Five Die On Kansas Roads

Five people were killed in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. In Rice County a family of four from Mulvane perished when two cars collided at a county road intersection after a stop sign was torn from its post. Also killed was a 10 year old boy from Louisburg in a separate Overland Park crash. his father and another driver were injured.

Associated Press Kansas Rice County Curtis Welty Margaret Bradley Robyn Mulvane Kan Mrs. Welty Zelma Monroe Geneseo Margaret Jane Ewing Donne Walin Overland Park

Death After An Argument Ends in Man's Death in Kansas City

In Kansas City a 76 year old man, Robert Perkins, died from a shotgun blast after an argument over bathroom use. Police say 64 year old Jack M. Johnson shot Perkins when he advanced with a straight edge razor. Perkins had been staying with the Johnsons for a month. Johnson is held for investigation.

Kansas City Robert Perkins Jack M. Johnson Perkins Johnson Johnsons

Doctor Kept Thalidomide Off US Market for Years

Washington physician Frances Oldham Kelsey, an FDA officer, refused to license thalidomide in the United States from 1960 through 1961 amid safety doubts. European reports later linked the drug to birth malformations, notably phocomelia, with thousands of affected babies expected in West Germany as investigations confirmed the hazard. Thalidomide has since been withdrawn from sale.

Washington Europe Frances Oldham Kelly Food and Drug Administration Washington Post Kelly William S. Merrell Co Cincinnati United States Canada West Germany

Slays Wife Calls Police in Abilene

In Abilene Kansas a 42 year old husband shot and killed his estranged wife a 36 year old practical nurse at a nursing home before police arrived. He had been under a court restraining order and reportedly told police he had shot his wife and to come and get him.

Abilene Kan J. D. Gibbs James Prescher Gibbs Prescher

Five Die In Train Crash Near Quapaw Oklahoma

AP report from Quapaw Oklahoma details a car train collision that killed Baptist minister Rev Jack Shipman 42 and four family members plus a 13 year old Darrel Evans of Picher. Jackie Mae Shipman 15 survived in critical condition. The wreck dragged the car 1035 feet en route to Melrose Kansas where the minister planned to preach.

Quapaw, Okla Quapaw Jack Shipman Avis Shipman Rebecca Ann Shipman Rossman Lee Shipman Darrel Evans Picher Okla Young Evans Shipman Melrose Kan First Baptist Church Jim Powers Jackie Mae Shipman Jackie Mae Baxter Springs

See Deer On W. 7th Road

Mrs Roy Gregg reports two large deer crossed West 7th Road as she and her husband drove on a cross street. The first deer paused for passage then the second appeared and they stopped again. The animals were large but hornless.

Roy Gregg N. Cedar West 7Th

Kansas Penitentiary seeks clemency for forgery convict

Admiral Gilmore Mason, sentenced December 7 1960 for forgery second acts, in Franklin County Kansas, applies for executive clemency to the Governor at his Topeka Kansas office on July 26 1962.

State OF Kansas Kansas Gilmore Mason Franklin County Topeka

Pomona Kansas Driving and Parking Ordinance Issued

A 1962 Pomona ordinance regulates driving and parking with penalties for illegal parking reckless or careless driving speeding and endangering others The measure takes effect after posting and publication Passed by the Pomona City Council June 8 1962 W L Nitcher mayor Vivian E Hichinger city clerk First published July 1962 Ottawa voter registration notice follows urging in person registration July 23 27 1962 and re registration for prior voters Donald R Capper city official

Pomona Ban- Sas State of Kansas Pomons W. L. Nitcher Vivian E. Hichinger Ottawa Tegister Donald R. Capper

Pomona City of Pomona Financial Statement 1962

The Pomona Kansas financial report covers January 1 to July 1 1962. It lists General Fund receipts including tax from county treasurer state gas tax dog tags and water and light sales totaling 2 242.57 413.42 29.00 and 19 281.31 respectively with balances on hand and expenses for street curb fire police and cemetery maintenance totaling 3 039.72 and 644 per cent waned. The statement is signed July 10 1962 by Vivian K Eichinger.

City OF Fomona Pomona Kansas Hareere Mayor & Treas Verevneeres C.ceee

Printy and Son Sale Dates at Ottawa Auctions

Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap announce community auction nights at 1136 North Main every Thursday at 7 p.m. Also listed: July 20 Nelson Hotel furniture sale at 123 West 2nd Ottawa at 1 p.m. July 23 Mrs Lucy Clines at 631 South Who Street Ottawa for household goods in the afternoon.

Printy Ben Printy N. Main Nelson Hotel West 2Nd Ottawa Lucy Clines S. Who St Harold Stewart Charles Beatty Harold Charles — Lyndon Kansas Neosho Livestock Commission Co Neosho Ottawa Livestock Commission Co West Wilson St Nelson 2Nd St Henry Beherns Lyndon

Multiple Kansas Livestock Auctions Listed by Dealers

A historical notice lists several cattle and consignment sales across Kansas. Auctions occur at Neosho, Ottawa, Lyndon, Overbrook, Emporia, Osage City, Pomona, and Osage areas with dates including July and August and contact details for local auction firms and buyers.

Ernest Arnold Overbrook Kansas Emporia Livestock Sales Co Emporia Franklin County Sale Co Wilson ,and Locust Ottawa Osage City Pomona Kas Overbrook Livestock Slc Overbrook Allen County Livestock Auction City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richard Milton S. Oak Forest Park State Line North American Franklin County Agricultural Extension Don Brown Ross Nelson Rosemary Crist Frances Bryson Ellis Tom Laury E. 11Th Walter W. Smith Jane Gollier Sue McKinley University of Kansas CC. C. Redwine T. E. Bennetts Nellie March Memorial Auditorium Rs. Fletcher Bell Hedrick Cheverton Rich Hill Gardner W. Campbell Ottawa National Guard Lamb Funeral Home Bob Roberts Blanche Lamb Dillon J. F. Barr Robert Grabham Joe C. Stephenson R. A. Gollier Steve Ceanesees Ottawa Livestock Com. Co Misc Mrs Ea Eae Lamb Funeral Home The Tom” Dillon Washington Creek Legals Admiral Gilmore Mason Vivian K. Eichinger Quscuull Alvin R Dutch” Miller Jay Brown Robert “Bob’’ Cowdin Ottawa Lodge No. 18 AF. & AM Louis Dale Sidney O. Morris Sec Briggs and Stratton P.H Franklin P. Quin del Arnold North American Hotel Man Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Franklin County Sail Company Locust & Wilson Jack Nelson
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