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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1963
Page
3
New York AP reports optimism among steel executives that the current drop in orders will reverse by mid August with shipments remaining slow until Labor Day. They expect a sizable fall recovery as new orders pick up before then, aided by strong demand for certain steel products and better earnings.
Miss Anne Bilderback retires after 35 years at the local post office with Mrs. Gene Morgan covering temporarily. Lavern C. Scheckel resigns as manager of the Greeley Co-Op Association effective Aug 1 with no replacement named. Several residents travel or relocate to Texas, New Jersey, or Missouri for work or family visits. Ongoing medical tests noted for Theresa Rommel6la nger and Fr Bernard Lickteig departs Houston to join St Cecilia s Church Englewood N J, planning August visit for his parents 60th anniversary. Eldon Giles family returns from vacation to Colorado and elsewhere. Patricia Peine Alberta Katzer enroll in Central Technical Institute Kansas City Missouri. Bernard Lickteig wife and children prepare to join husband on West Coast where he serves in the navy.
OTASCO, founded by two Lithuanian brothers in New York in 1995, has grown to 101 company owned stores and 187 independent associate dealers. The chain began in 1918 with Maurice Herman and Sam Sandsten opening the first OK store, offering tires and parts under the motto Your Home of Better Values.
A group of U S Army engineers arrived in Jakarta to set up a training course for the Indonesian army to support a civic action program decreed by President Sukarno last December.
Stamford Conf AP reports retired Maj. Gen. Henry Clay Hedges Jr., the oldest living graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, died in Stamford on Monday after a long career at the academy and in the Army.
The Herald confirms no payment for acknowledgments from readers. local news is presented as reader contributions without monetary compensation. Acknowledgments are accepted as part of community participation, not as paid content.
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