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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1966

Page

6

Ottawa and Garnett Freshmen Attend Kansas State Teachers College Preview

Ottawans Max Alderman Teresa Doerr and Rex Sand along with Garnett recruits Susan Penn and Jimmy Warbritton join 493 freshmen in summer preview sessions for fall pre-enrolment at Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg. Also noted are horses, local sales, and area notices plus university program features and community events.

Ottawa Garnett Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg

Car collision on South Main injures no one

A Wichita woman and an Ottawa man were involved in a Tuesday backing collision in the 200 block of South Main. William H. Salb, 78, of 933 N. Poplar, was driving south when Margaret A. Rice, 20, backed into his car. Damages totaled 65 dollars to the Salb vehicle and 20 dollars to the Rice vehicle. No arrests were made.

William H. Salb N. Poplar South Main Margaret A. Rice Rice

Norfolk Naval Shipyard Founded in 1767

The Norfolk Naval Shipyard, the oldest in the United States, was established in 1767, predating the United States Navy Department by 31 years.

Norfolk Naval Shipyard United States United States Navy Department

Quenemo Woman Gives Recital at KU Swarthout Hall

Mrs Veda Driever Rogers of Quenemo presented her senior recital in Swarthout Recital Hall at the University of Kansas. She earned a bachelor of music degree in 1956 and has pursued a second degree this year. Her husband Bruce Rogers, a KU music education graduate, has been engaged in graduate study. The Rogers family roots and KU music activities are noted along with scholarship hall awards and choir memberships.

KC Markets Kansas City Egg and Butter Prices

Whole sale eggs show large 81 percent A 41.42 and mediums 80 percent A 31 32. Butter prices remain unchanged.

Kansas City

Nurse Confronts Accused Killer in Jail Hospital

Chicago AP report details nurse Corazon Amurao 23 identifying Richard Speck 25 as the man who killed eight student nurses. Speck lay wounded in City Jail Hospital after allegedly being subdued, bound, and attacked during the Thursday killings.

Chicago Richard Speck City Jail Corazon Amarao

Kennedy Effect Spreads as Kennedy Weighs 1972 Move

Washington AP surveys Kennedy influence across states as rumors of a 1972 bid swirl. Nixon notes Democratic split while Kennedy allies seek governorships and clout from New York to Florida. Questions linger whether he can handpick successors and sway Rockefeller, amid ongoing speculation about a presidential run.

Washington Robert F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Hubert H. Humphrey Kennedy New York Nomie Nation South Carolina Republican Ernest F. Hollings Senate Hollings Florida Haydon Burns Robert King High Tennessee Wisconsin Johnson Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller

Job Corps Center In Excelsior Springs Faces Nuisance Charge

A warrant charging Grace Phillips director of the Women's Job Corps Center in Excelsior Springs with maintaining a nuisance was issued after 20 residents signed a complaint. They cited yard promiscuity drunkenness street soliciting noise and curfew violations. Police Chief Frank Patterson served the warrant.

Excelsior Springs Women’s Job Corps Center Grace Phillips Center Frank Patterson Phillips Patterson

Deaths in Kansas City Area Notables and Relatives

Obituaries list Edna Pearl Wilson of 513 St. Oak with four sons and two daughters, plus sisters. T G Ramsey of Kincaid dies at 86 after four months illness. funeral at Lone Elm Church, burial Highland Park Cemetery. Clinton Earl Chambers, 73, Williamsburg, dies. services at Williamsburg Methodist Church with burial Mount Hope Cemetery. survivors include wife, daughter Oneda Robe, son Ervin Chambers, and siblings.

Edna Pearl Wilson St. Oak W. G. Wilson Everett Gragg Raymond Gragg Stockton Calif Clarence Gragg Salina Bennie Gragg Las Vegas Nev Neema Fagan Florence Bowen Cecil Cowden Dessie Gragg Essie Kitt Quenemo T. G. Ramsey Kincaid Anderson County Hospital Garnett Lone Elm Methodist Church Highland Park Cemetery Shelbyville Ind Una Howell Paola Dwight Ramsey Paul Ramsey K.C Kan Doris Beal Lane Josephine Calhoon Los Angeles India Cannady Ottawa Clinton Earl Chambers Clinton Earl ‘Chambers Williamsbore Ransom Memorial Hospital Williamsburg Methodist Church Mount Hope Cemetery Chambers Williamsburg Franklin County Mina C. Smith Oneda Robe East Moline Ervin Chambers D. A. Timberlake Willliamsburg Ben Chambers Donald H. Chambers Arcadia Walter Chambers Big Bear Dan Chambers Oakdale John Chambers Livingston Mont

Navy Veteran Irvin Fitzgerald Dies in Dublin Hospital

Irvin Fitzgerald aged 70 died July 6 at Veterans Administration Hospital Dublin Georgia. He was nephew of the late Irvin Andrew and cousin of Raymond Fitzgerald of Ottawa. He served as an army engineer on the Panama Canal and later worked as a special assignment agent for the Pinkerton Detective Agency in Atlanta.

Irvin Fitzgerald Veterans Administration Hospital Dublin Irvin Andrew Raymond Fitzgerald Ottawa Panama Canal The Pinkereton Detective Agency Atlanta

Funeral Services for Mrs Sarah E Taylor

Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Taylor who died July 16 were held July 19 at Towner Chapel. Rev William Weber and Rev Kermit Blank officiated with pallbearers Ray Evans S E Burns Ernest Finch J R Stewart Cecil Detwiler Henry Jackman. C J Milton sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens accompanying. Burial followed at Peoria Cemetery.

Sarah E, Taylor Sarah Elizabeth Taylor Towner Chapel William Weber Kermit Blank Ray Evans S. E. Burns Ernest Finch J.R. Stewart Cecil Detwiler Henry Jackman C. J. Milton R. L. Stevens Peoria Cemetery

Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth Announcements

Admissions list includes Raymond Hughes Pomona Mrs Ezra Stewart Williamsburg Mrs Mary Henderson Rantoul George Michelfelder Ottawa RFD 2 Susan Wilson Michigan Valley Mrs Donald B Powell 127 Maple Wednesday. Dismissals include Mrs Lewis Brown 109 S Cedar James Jolly 828 E 8thj Charles Roy Donart Princeton Tuesday. Births report a daughter 9 lbs Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Sherman Spears 1020 Cottonwood and a son 6 lbs 10 ozs to Mr and Mrs J B Ross 227 Willow.

Raymond Hughes Pomona Ezra Stewart Williamsburg Mary Henderson Rantoul George Michelfelder Ottawa RFD Susan Wilson Michigan Valley Donald B. Powell Maple Lewis Brown Cedar James Jolly Charles Roy Donart Princeton Ralph Polson Baldwin Wesley Bissitt Ronald Boyson Sherman Spears J. B. Ross

Local Market Report of Closing Prices for Commodities

The report lists barley at 1.90, wheat at 1.84, soybeans at 21.8, and bromine at 0.25 with Monday’s closings noted. Prices appear in mixed currency formatting and OCR distortions but indicate commodity values widespread in the local market record.

Owen Ee

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Ells House of Douglas Lady Wynona Lady Wyona Tom Gleason Otetawa Mal Breshears Michael J Horacek Willow University of Kansas Beverly Paul Archer Farmers Home Administration Wayne F. Doll Dorothy Cravens Eula Holden Fort Scott Forest Park Sat Armory Marvin P. Forker University of Colorado Boulder Colo James Gould Eugene Field Arlyss Baker William S. Killough Elm Nila Lee Crawford S. Oak Janice Kay Wagner Richemond James T, Smith Wilslow North Main J E. Decker St. Luke’s Hospital Pokey Doug Anrig S. Maple Humane Society John L. Rogers Roy Driver Italy Jean Burgoon Burgoon Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Tribune Bobby Kennedy Job Corps Center Irvin A. Fitzgerald Jouis Dengel’don Ion Tee Wilson Oakare Towner’s Chapel Jeff Co Carl Ribeau Ottawa Herald Sea Toys Play House Ann Morris General Services 29 J. W. Taylor Joe Blake Ins Standard Rendering Co Davis Paint Store Fred Turner Lew Stratton Gingerich Fert, Co Kansas Misc Studio Girl Cosmetics Clifford R Hobbs Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Franklin County Sales Company North Anna Russell Kans Loren Latimer Lloyd Shuck and Son Franklin Co Sale Barn Jack Nelson Council Grove Osage City Jim Brady Harold Stewart Clare Sowers Jersey Printy Ben Printy Cap N. Main Cuapee Kang Charles Tate Life Bible College Otetawa Foursquare Church Ninth and Hickory Une Brancno Floyd Finch Ben Walburn Overbrook Exchange Franklin County Humane Society Carl R. M. Clogsston
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