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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1965

Page

3

Fifteenth Birthday of Faith Bible Church Celebrated

Fifteen years after its founding in May 1950 the Faith Bible Church marked its anniversary with a morning service and charter member recognition. The church, originally housed in the old Trinity Methodist building, seats over 100 and now supports missionaries in New York the Philippines and among Navajos in New Mexico.

Faith Bible Church Loren Pugsley Hastings Neb Pugsley Trinity Methodist Church Lincoln School Nancy Williameson Broers New York Philippines New Mexico Mexico Switezerland Swanson Calvary Bible Colege Kansas City N. Poplar St

Browns Fullback Jim Brown Cleared in Assault Trial

All pro fullback Jim Brown was cleared by a jury of assault and battery charges and returned to Cleveland Browns training camp in high spirits. Browns officials expressed unwavering faith in his innocence as he faced media and teammates. The jury deliberated 80 minutes, accepting Brown’s account that Brenda Ayres came to his motel uninvited, and injuries were not his doing.

Hiram Ohio Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Browns Cleveland Brenda Ayres Brown East Side Art Modell Blanton Colliser Modell Collier Blanche Kruepansky Gary Arnosk Paula White Miss Ayres Miss White Brenda

KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hog prices report

KC Markets Kansas City reports cattle with steers and heifers steady to 25 lower and cows 25-50 lower, calves and feeders steady. good to prime steers 22,000-27,75, heifers 22,00-26.00, cows 14,25-16.00, calves 17,00-22,50, feeders 18,00-25,85. Lambs 50.00 lower, ewes steady, good to prime lambs 21,00-24,50, feeders 19,00-21,50. Hogs down 50 from last week. barrows and gilts 200-260 lb 23,75-24,25, 162 219 Ib 24,50, 180-195 Ib 22,00-23,50, sows 300-400 Ib 20,00-21,00.

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Tax Appeals hearing on Franklin County levy increase planned

First published notices detail a Kansas Board of Tax Appeals hearing set for August 11 1965 to decide if Franklin County may raise its General Fund levy by up to 25 percent. The session in Topeka will hear testimony for or against the authority with affidavits allowed.

Board OF Tax Appeals State OF Kansas Board of County Commissioners Franklin County K.S.A General Fund State Office Topeka Kane Sas Earl L. Richardson Bruce Spears Carl Ray Chase G. L KSP Board of Education of Unified School District No Unified School District Board of Education Unified School Ottawa Herald Senate Legislaure

Social Security rep to visit Youth Center Wednesday

R A Nitschke a social security field representative will be at Youth Center 115 W 4th Street Wednesday between 9 am and noon. Mary Ellen Kochenower is new hair stylist at Fredanne Beauty Shop CH 2 5120 Adv MRS Lyda Green Kansas City formerly of Ottawa a patient at St Margaret's Hospital Connie Welton and Louise Fockele are now hairstylists at Goldie's Beauty Salon Come in or call for your appointment CH 2 1347 310 S Main Adv John Morton 410 Maple has returned home after three weeks at the VA Hospital Wadsworth

R. A. Nitschke W. 4Th Street Mary Ellen Kochenower Fredanne Beauty Shop Lyda Green Kansas City Ottawa St. Margaret’s Hospital Connie Welton Louise Fockele Goldie S. Main John Morton Wadsworth

King Sees Chicago Integration Push Gains Urgency

Dr. Martin Luther King arrives in Chicago to boost the integration drive saying local racial problems are critical and ominous. He opens a 14 weekend rallies with aims to recruit supporters and raise funds, visiting at leader invitation to the Coordinating Council of Community Organizations.

Chicago Martin Luther King King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Brotherhood Coordinating Council of Community Organizations City Hall Benjamin C. Willis Willis Richard J. Daley Daley

Avery Defends Fund Rotation Amid Bank Assignments

Gov. William H. Avery defended the rotation of fee funds to state banks after examiners reassigned accounts. He said changes are discretionary, not political, and that banks from Emporia to Kansas City, Kansas, were affected. Board members warned of political repercussions. no changes planned at present.

Topeka William H. Avery Treasury Avery Minneapolis Emporia Manhattan Kansas City Leavenworth Pittsburg Kan Lawrence Sam Mellinger Republican National Charles Waymen Emporia State Bank Mellinger State Treasury Board Martin Kiger Department of Administration J. O. Wilson Clay Hedrick Hedrick

Lost Treasure Sparks Italian Legal Clash Over Treasure

In Belveglio, Italy, engineer Alessandro Porro claims a Renaissance fabled hoard lies 75 feet beneath Castello della Mala Morte. Duke Carlo Farnese allegedly hid gold and diamond crowns. Porro seeks 25 percent. owner Carlo Barberis and state authorities prepare for a September court hearing.

Belveglio Asti Italy Carlo Matteo Farnese Castello Della Mala Morte Alessandro Porro Carlo Barberis Porro Barberis

Highway plans announced for Osage County roads

Kansas Highway Department announced road projects in Osage County. 3.3 miles of slurry seal on US 75 awarded to a Kansas City firm at 4720 dollars. 20.8 miles of bituminous sealing on US 56 awarded to an Emporia firm at 33805 dollars.

Osage County Kansas Highway Department Kansas City, Mo Emporia

Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list

Admissions include Mrs. Donald Langer at 718 N Poplar Miss Lois Jean Kaub Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Cornelia Counselman Williamsburg and Miss Deborah Norton 113 Elm Friday also Mrs Louis Thomas 1531 S Hickory William Gibson 709 E 4th Mrs Mel Powelson 1400 N Sycamore Miss Connie Myers 708 N Locust. Dismissals list Mrs Robert Bryan and daughter 2509 W 6th Lawrence and Miss Julifa Collins 1201 N Hickory Friday. Mrs Merlin Fishburn RFD 1 Richmond Mrs Fred Moser 619 S Oak

Donald Langer Poplar Lois Jean Kaub Ottawa Cornelia Counselman Williamsburg Deborah Norton Elm Louis Thomas S. Hickory William Gibson Mel Powelson Sycamore Connie Myers Robert Bryan Daugheter Lawrence Julif

Arrests and thefts report in July city notes

Police report Donald McNeair of 919 Hamblin jailed at 11:55 a m on July 23 for being drunk in a public place after being found behind the Boys Club. He is to appear in court on July 29. A faded red 1955 Plymouth with Kansas D$014 A or B was stolen from Ben Wadkins' used car lot in Olive Street's 700 block after midnight July 23.

Donald McNeair Hamblin McNeair Ben Wadkins Olive Street

Tip Winner Virginia Flusser Wins Weekly Contest

Mrs. Virginia Flusser of 1048 Cottonwood won the weekly $5 news tip contest for a tip about the exodus from Cuba by the parents of local man Justo Diaz. Other tipsters were Nancy Gaye Nor and Larry Jacob.

Virginia Flusser Cottonwood Cuba Justo Diaz Nancy Gayenor Larry Jacob

Permit Filed For Single Family Home In North Hickory

Joseph L. Strange of 1035 North Hickory files a building permit on July 24 to erect a single family dwelling with an estimated cost of $13,000. The project targets a residential address in the area.

Joseph L. Strange Hickory

One Car Accident Damages $100

Donna M. Brown 21 of 1410 S Main was charged with careless and inattentive driving after a one car accident at 5 am today. She drove a 1959 Studebaker station wagon west on Wilson and turned south on Sycamore failing to complete the turn and struck the curb at the southwest corner of Wilson and Sycamore. There was $100 damage to the front end of Brown's car.

Donna M. Brown S. Main Studebaker Wilson Sycamore

Youth Attend Art Music Camp at University of Kansas

Twelve area high school students join a six week music and art camp at the University of Kansas with participants from Osage City Paola Osawatomie and Ottawa. The group includes Freda Peterson Carol Adams Lance Fritter Helen McIntire Cindy McMahon Margaret Fowler Arlyss Baker Beth Butler Dan Fleming Tom Gleason Margaret Henning and Kenneth Jennings.

University of Kansas Freda Peterson Carol Adams Osage City Lance Fritter Paola Helen McIntire Cindy McMahon Osawatomie Margaret Fowler Arlyss Baker Ottawa Beth Butler Dan Fleming Tom Gleason Margaret Henning Kenneth Jennings

Funeral Services for Howard G Mann at Wellsville Church

Howard G Mann died July 20 and funeral services were held July 23 at Wellsville Methodist Church with Rev. Floyd Moss presiding. Pallbearers named Bud Bell Jim Simmons Carl Warnock Charles Steen Lowell Collins Norman Shannon. Burial in Oak Wood Cemetery Baldwin with American Legion service by Gene Mavity David Bunch and Ronnie Hazen. Attendees included Ottawa druggists, Wells ville American Legion Wells ville Masonic Lodge 356 Eastern Star Ottawa BPOE Kiwanis Club and War I Barracks.

Howard G, Mann Howard G. Mann Wellsville Methodist Church Floyd Moss Bud Bell Jim Simmons Carl Warnock Charles Steen Lowell Collins Norman Shannon J. Lynn Holtwick Faith Spencer Oak Wood Cemetery Baldwin American Legion Gene Mavity David Bunch Ronnie Hazen

Deaths Reported From Ottawa Area and Canada

Infant Joseph Earl Waller of Overbrook died at 7:30 p m Friday funeral services by Dengel and Son Mortuary. Survivors include grandparents Mrs Chester Waller and Mrs Hazel McDowell Ottawa and David McDowell Kansas City Mo great grandparents Mr and Mrs R H McDowell Osawatomie and Mrs John Troutman Parker. Fred Ford 79 of Grimshaw Alberta Canada died June 23 born December 7 1885 Centropolis moved to Canada 1914. Surviving wife Mrs Hertha Ford children Mrs Phyllis Lehner Prince Albert Canada Robert Ford Manning Canada Charles Ford White Horse Yukon Mrs Alberta Blenkhorne Ingelow Manning Mrs Joyce Watmore Dawson Creek one sister Mrs Jessie Powell Klamath Falls Ore and cousins in Ottawa area. Mrs Edith Harrison Lasley 75 Coffeyville formerly Ottawa area died July 20 services July 23 Coffeyville. Surviving husband two daughters Mrs Lloyd Robinson and Mrs Martin Benning one son Lee Lasley three grandchildren one great grandchild one sister Mrs F G Laird Tama Iowa.

Joseph Waller Dengel and Son Mortuary Joseph Earl Waller Edwin Waller Overbrook Chester Waller Hazel McDowell Ottawa David McDowell Kanesas City R. H. McDowell Osawatomie John Troutman Parker Fred Ford Grimshaw Alberta Canada Centropolis Hertha Ford Phyllis Lehner Prince Albert Robert Ford Manning Charles Ford Whitehorse Yukon Alberta Blenkhorne Ingelow Joyce Watmore Dawson Creek Jessie Powell Klamath Falls Ore Edith H. Lasley Edith Harrison Lasley Coffeyville

Death of Clyde Hugh Cunningham at Lake of the Ozarks

Clyde Hugh Cunningham 20, son of Clyde J. Cunningham of Manhattan, died Friday at the Lake of the Ozarks. He likely died from injuries after slipping and falling while servicing a houseboat at a pier end. initial reports of drowning were corrected. Funeral arrangements are pending. he worked for Morrison's Mooring on the Grave arm of the lake. His grandfather is Mrs. Winnie Cunningham of Richmond.

Hugh Cunningham Clyde Hugh Cunningham Clyde J. Cunningham Manhattan Lake of the Ozarks Winnie Cunningham Richmond Morrison’s

Death of Hellcat secures $400000 estate for GWU

San Diego report notes the death of Hellcat a big black cat leading to George Washington University in Washington D C receiving a $400000 estate. The bequest triggers a transfer to the university, reflecting a unique endowment tied to the animal.

San Diego Calif Hellcat George Washington University Washington, D.C

Local Market Prices Reported in Fragmentary Form

Market bulletin lists soybeans, wheat, corn, and oats with scattered figures. Prices show butterfat at 0.047 and corn at 1085, with barley and oats figures obscured by OCR errors.

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