Retreat and Farewell Events for Local Families
Local youth group plans a weekend retreat at Ruhamah Church with potluck, devotions, and overnight housing for about 83 participants from New Hope and Ruhamah churches. A farewell party is being organized for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brady who recently moved to Ottawa from Wellsville.
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A. J. Brady
Wellsville
Ottawa
Miami Forest Park
Association R.yf
Brady
Ruhamah
New Hope
Ruhamah Church
B.Y.F
Nayrea Kohler
Harry Peckham
Dale Whiteford
News Briefs Southeast Kansas items and notices
Wichita hosts Mr and Mrs O M Cramer and Mrs Fred Willard with ties to Mrs Tulloss and Mrs Seh noke. Advertising lists bundles of old newspapers for sale at The Ottawa Herald. Attending conferences at the American Baptist Convention in Green Lake Wisconsin are Dr Raymond Jennings and others including Miss Nelle Buchanan Mrs Ruth Rader and Miss Glenda Hayward. Mid Summer and Pre School Special offers on permanents with various values. Donnie Douglas reports the theft of four wheel covers from his car on Sycamore. 4 H officers meet tomorrow at 1 30 p m in the extension office. Rev Daniel Fuchs will speak at Faith Bible Church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Baptist Convention
Green Lake
Wis
Raymond Jennings
David G. Laury
Nelle Buchanan
Ruth Rader
Glenda Hayward
Lettie Archer
Daniel Fuchs
American Board of Missions To the Jews
New York City
Faith Bible Church
N. Poplar
Deaths of Andrew Clark and Elsie Hermon in Loveland and Gardner
Andrew Clark aged 88 of Loveland Colorado dies after a long illness. He left a widow Edna Johnson a stepson Robert Hasty of Denver and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday in Loveland at 10 a.m. burial in Sterling. Elsie Hermon aged 80, patient at Gardner Community Medical Center dies yesterday. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. Gardner Church of Christ with Evangelist Wilford Landes officiating burial in Gardner Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters Elmira McDaniels Elma Hoffine Beulah Gottstein and three sons Ray John Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Clark
Loveland
Col
Ottawan
Edna Johnson
Robert Hasty
Denver, Corp
Sterling
Colo
Elsie Hermon
Gardner Community Medical Center
Gardner
Gardner Church of Christ
Wilford Landes
Gardner Cemetery
Hermon
Elmira McDaniels
Wellsville
Elma Hoffine
Beulah Gottstein
Baldwin
Ray
John
Olathe
Thomas
Mission
Kansas City Markets Report Mixed Hog and Cattle Upturns
In Kansas City markets hog prices show gains with sows stout and gilts steady to higher, while steer and heifer classes edge down. Feeder cattle and rundowns show mixed results across grades, with: prime lots and stocker activity noted. regional buyers keen on value lines amid fluctuating futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
API - Hogs
Wehner
Rhine
British Soldiers To Face Trial In Iraq Court
Three British soldiers captured near the Kuwait border in Iraq will be tried by an Iraq court martial according to Baghdad Radio. No charges were disclosed. The soldiers were on patrol in an armored car when they crossed the poorly marked frontier, a mistake they reportedly admitted.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Kuwait
Happy Go Getters 4-H to Sponsor Paola Fair Booth
Community events populate Paola area news with a Happy Go Getters 4-H Club booth planned for the Paola fair August 7 to 9 along the Centennial line. Families on the booth committee include Harvey Plummer Charles Rogers Dolf Stewart L B Schendel and Mrs Elizabeth McCarthy. A work night was held at the L B Schendel home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Go-Getters 4-H Club
L. B. Schendel
Harvey Plummer
Charles Rogers
Dolf Stewart
Elizabeth McCarthy
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes John Wallace 217 Ash Mrs Clarence Higdon RFD 1 Raymond A Hay RFD 1 Everett Higdon Princeton Tuesday Births Mr and Mrs Henry J LeVallery 520 8 Cedar a son born Wednesday weight 7 Shs Mr and Mrs Larry Houston Princeton a son born Wednesday weight 8 14 04s Dismissals Mrs Earl Clary RFD 1 Bale wink Herman A Stoltz 408 Hickory Elizabeth Ann Gibson Kansas City Kas Tuesday Mrs David Stoneking and baby daughter Pomona John Kramer 309 Ash Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace
Clarence Higdon
RFD
Raymond A. Hay
Everett Higdon
Princeton
Henry J. LeVallery
Cedar
Larry Houston
Earl Clary
Balewink Herman A. Stoltz
Hickory
Elizabeth Ann Gibson
Kansas
Ily
Kas
David Stoneking
Pomona
John Kramer
Having A Ball In Old Model A
Two California youths Oman and Marland travel from Tarzana to New York in a rebuilt Model A Ford. They camp along the way, stay in Pratt, and plan to visit friends as they cruise at 35 to 40 mph with guitar and harmonica for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Marland
Oman
New York
British austerity sparks volatile London stocks rally
London traders opened with heavy losses on the emergency economic program aimed at solvent government and pound support. While early selling faded, prices rose across many stocks as the pound gained against the dollar to its highest since June, and reactions included criticism from newspapers and outrage from workers and executives alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Stock Exchange
Selwyn Lloyd
U.S
Prospects For Crops Improve In Kansas Statewide Rainfall Helped
The Kansas Crop Reporting Service reports substantial rainfall across the state has boosted fall crop prospects and revived pasture growth. Corn soybeans and sorghums benefited from the moisture, though hail caused severe damage in several localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kimsas Crop Reporting Service
Woman shoots first hole-in-one at Pratt course
Mrs. Fred F aas nailed a hole-in-one at Parkfall Country Club on Tuesday marking the first ace by a woman on the Pratt course. In 1954 her husband became the first man to shoot a hole-in-one after two greens were installed.
Funeral notices for Alta Walters and Stacy Hodges
Funeral services for Alta Elizabeth Walters, a former Ottawa resident, were held July 25 at Lamb Funeral Home with Dr. A. B. Martin officiating. Pallbearers listed, burial at Highland Cemetery. Also, funeral services for Stacy U. Hodges, 54, Kansas City, were held July 28 at Melody MacGilley and Eylar Funeral Home, with graveside at Wellsville Cemetery conducted by Rev. R. B. Shoemaker. Survivors include widow Kathryn, daughter Darryl Conine, son Butch, three sisters and three brothers across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy UL. Hodges
Kansas City
Menorah Hospital
Mellody, MacGilley and Eylar Funeral Home
R. B. Shoemaker
Wellsville
Hodges
Kathryn Hodges
Darryl Conine
Dallas
Tex
Butch
William C. King
Chicago, AL
John W. Wendele
St. Louis
Janet Hall
St. Joseph
Wayne C
Central City
Neb
Ray V
South San Gabriel
Calif
Elmer E
Charles R Hunzicker Funeral Services Held
Charles Ralph Hunzicker died July 22 and funeral services were held July 26 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. R B Shoemaker officiating. Honorary pallbearers were Albert Carpenter Carl Scott George Kyle and Arthur Seyler. Active pallbearers included Kenneth Coffman Wayne Scott Raymond Carpenter Lester Coffman Raymond Scott and Willard DeGarmo. Mrs Vinton Cramer sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J R Henning. Burial was in Wellsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Elizabeth Walters
Charles Ralph Hunzicker
Lamb Funeral Home
R. B. Shoemaker
Albert Carpenter
Carl Scott
George Kyle
Arthur Seyler
Kenneth Coffman
Wayne Scott
Raymond Carpenter
Lester Coffman
Raymond Scott
Willard DeGarmo
Vinton Cramer
J. R. Henning
Wellsville Cemetery
Five Day Week Marriage Licenses Reported
Lyon County courthouse staff will implement a five day week schedule beginning August 1. The report lists Russell Eugene Leach, 25, and Jacqueline Sue Hetzel, 24, among couples seeking licenses. Bar EMPORIA and Leonard David White, 25, are also noted in the license notices. The details reflect a local marriage license listing with multiple names and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Russell Eugene Leach
Bar- Emporia (Ap
Lyon
Ann DeCaeny
Wellsats
Vitty
Leonard David White
England
Baleen
Jacqueline Sue Hetzel
Kennedy asks Congress for 3.454 billion for defense
President Kennedy seeks 3.454 billion in new military and home defense spending, pushing the peacetime budget outlay to about 87.73 billion. The Joint Committee staff disputes the earlier 3.7 billion deficit figure, warning a higher deficit could emerge if defense costs rise, even as tax increases remain possible to keep the budget balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Joint
Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Berlin
Congressional
State Funds Earn Interest On Kansas Inactive Accounts
Kansas banks will earn 706 688 dollars in annual interest from inactive state accounts for the next two years, an increase of about 10 000 dollars from the prior biennium. Banks pay 1 percent on 80 percent of such deposits, with 573 of 581 banks receiving 88 536 862 dollars for the two years beginning next Tuesday. The Treasury Board also awarded 36 million dollars in active accounts to the same banks. No interest is paid on active accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John A. O'Leary
Treasury Board
Boost For Base At Topeka Seen
Rep William Avery says Kennedy address signals Forbes Air Force Base Topeka may gain a larger mission. He notes B47s will not be phased out as scheduled for 1963, opening possibility of increased base activity in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kennedy
William Avery
R-las
Bank of Ottawa and Kansas banks report June 1961 condition
Reserve District No 16 reports of condition for Peoples National Bank of Ottawa Kansas and Kansas State Bank of Orewa and Kansas banks as of June 10 and June 30 1961. The reports list assets including cash balances government obligations loans and premises and liabilities including total deposits and capital accounts with attestations by bank officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Peoples National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
U.s
Commodity Credit Corporation
Regulation
Federal Reserve Banks
U. S
J. W. Dickerson
P & Caster
J. W. Dinkerson
Conditio
Kansas State Bank of
Orewa
Kansas
Sie Deter Bank
Fd Hasler
Dnsylpininiy
ED Hobler
Cc Tl Kapp George BR
Cc Tl Kapp George BR. Vincent Ben Kiefer M
Parks Robert & Hilt
Glen A. Hayward
State of
Livestock Sale Dates and Contacts Across Kansas
Weekly Overbrook Livestock Sale runs every Wednesday at Overbrook Kansas with Gordon James listed for feed store and Ottawa Market Base located a mile east of Main on Wilson, sales July 27 and August 14 feature night consignments. Other auctions include Neosho Missouri Neastin Livestock Commission and Ottawa Livestock Commission No. 5 on Wilson with monthly horse sales and consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon James
Ottawa
Main
Wilson
Ottawa Livestock Commission
Wilson Bt
Itelawa
Bas
Neastin Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Minimum barber service prices set by Kansas 4th District
Notice announces minimum prices for barber services under Kansas law 208L effective in the 4th Judicial district after third publication. Haircut 1.20 Shave 1.00 Plain shampoo 1.00 Medicated shampoo 1.25 Tonic or all extras in shampoos 0.35 Meek shave or clip 0.08 Plain massage 4.00 Mechanical massage 1.25 Dated July 26, 1981 Chair Al Knight and members Ton Doolin and Memory Clitford sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawa of
Kansas
al Knight
Ton Doolin
Memory Clitford PB. Fawl
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H. L. Gross
Bernice Holden
H. F. Haves
Garlin Haves
Wichita
Hayes
Toolsboro
Iowa
Lousia County
Anna Hill
H. Hays
Oakville
Awa
John Gleisberg
Lloyd Gleisberg
Jerry Patton
Eudora
Gilman Nichols
Jerry Weeks
Kenneth
Debra
Independence
Nichols
Weeks
Missouri
California
Marie Barnett
Beth Johnson
Davis
Dennis Shields
Claudia
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Detroit
McClemens
Canada
Harrison Eames
David Siew
Kevin and
Dennis
Bertha Miller
David Sieg
Sey
Bill Coughenour
Bethany Hospital
Fly
Ricky
Bob Derersseman
Milton Carl
Coughenour
Clyde Winslow
Civ
Mary Jean
Glen Head
Effie Yoning
Bentonville
Ark
Rogers and Fayetteville
Everett Spaulding
Shirley
Rose Ann
Ray Wyatt
el Dorado Springs
A. B. Hagelin
S.J. Haller
John L. Waller
Edson Haller
Mrs. Halter
Boonville, Mo
O. M. Cramer
Fred Willard
Madison
W G. Tulloss
V. A. Sehnoke Mondavr
Cramer
Tulloss
The
Ottawa Herald
Ella
E. M. Bowers
Muskogee, Okla
E. F. Bowers
Donnie Douglas
Sycamore
Ellis
Spyder Pharmacy
Mrs. Elsie Hermon
Granville Bosworth
Charlotte
Birmingham
Fleming Picnic Grounds
Worth While Club
Richland Township
Miami County
Fred Rhoades
Ralph Chalender
Marvin Royer
Henry Chilton
Art Burton and Family
Ames
Ethel Wingert
Mabel Callendar
Nancy Marshall
Wingert
Bob Cramer
Olin Burnett
Emporia
Gordon Hughes
R. 9. Bearly
Marvin Rover
Rover
Hughes
R. O. Bearly
Roy Barnumn
Enid
Okla
Barnumn
Mrs. Bearly
National Guard
Ft. Leonard Wood
John William Houdashell
William Houdashell
Ft. Sill
Betty Kirkendall
Pratt Tribune
Associated Press
By Tom Ochiltree
Lomb Funeral Home
Onawa
Tcowner’s Chapel
Mrs
Elizabeth Walters
Stacy L. Hodges
Charles R. Hunzicker
Frank Snook
Mgr
Legals
Kansan
Ligence Bank
Lapital
GEO. K. Sister
Aed
Clinton
S. Main
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Printy and Sons
Ben Printy
N. Main
Franklin County
Elizabeth E. Brown
Ellis B. Barnhill
Agnes Barnhill
Elizabeth BE. Brown
Bilis B. Barnhill
Milton P. Allen
Gerald L. Cooley Lawrence
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