Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

We have 6,677,888 pages in Kansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1964

Page

5

Local notices and events in Melvern region update

FRANCIS ARNOLD is hospitalized after a July 12 car accident at Red Rock Arizona. Adv. JAN ALAN JEFFERIS and Charlie Kille attended a University of Kansas pre view July 23-24. BUD GOLLIER flew solo at Ottawa Municipal. A rain plan moves businessmen picnic to Memorial Auditorium. The Melvern fair opens with a 6:30 p.m. parade and Miss Melvern contest, ending Wednesday.

Francis Tiger) Arnold Dent Red Rock Ariz St. Mary's Hospital Tusceon Jan Alan Jefferis S. Sycamore Charlie Kille Ash University of Kansas City Park Memorial Auditorium Melvern

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Chronology

Admissions list includes Mrs. Jane Husted Wichita and several others with addresses, followed by births for Donald E De Cock and Russell Bulmer families with baby weights noted. Dismissals include Henry Roben Williamsburg and multiple couples with addresses and baby details.

Jane Husted Wichita Gerald Good Sadie Ely Priscilla Harrell Cottonwood James E. Ralston Elm Donald Smith Sycamore Donald E. de Cock S. Sycamore Russell Bulmer Pomona Monday Henry Roben Williamsburg Clifford Burke S. Mulberry Raul Romero Flores King Cecil Mc.Ardle Robert Harris Logan Sarah Smith Richmond

Weekend traffic and arrest blotter reports

Police cited eight people over the weekend with charges ranging from assault and destruction of private property to speeding and driving offenses. Names include Charles A. Norton Jr., Lewis Keefer, Jim Beer, John M. Gremminger Jr., Trinidad Ybarra, Walter Johnson Jr., James Steven, and Duane Pedron Jr., with locations and ages listed.

Charles Allen Norton Jr S. Main Lewis Jay Keefer Bartles ‘Ville Okla Jim J. Beer Walnut John M. Gremminger Jr Memphis James M. Steven Binghampton N. Y Duane F. Pedron Jr Richmond Rfd

Pioneering 104-Year-Old Wows Salt Lake City Audience

In a Salt Lake City church, Hilda Erickson 104 spoke 29 minutes to an audience, recounting her life as Utah’s last plains-crossing pioneer. She recalled Sweden visits, wagon train cholera, missions to Goshute Indians, and family losses, with daughter Amy Hicks and late husband John Erickson nearby.

Salt Lake City, Utah Hilda Erickson Utah Plains Federal Heights Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Skaraborgs Land Sweden United States Mount Pleasant Grantsville Mormon Church John Wendover

Three Cars In Collision Involving Push Start

A three car crash occurred at 12 56 p m Sunday in the 500 block of south Main. The 1955 Chevrolet driven by Peggy James stopped with engine trouble was pushed by a 1959 Ford station wagon driven by Robert Geist. A 1964 Comet driven by Lavey Louk began to move behind the Ford and could not stop in time. Damages totaled 316 69 to the Comet and 150 to the Ford. the Chevrolet had none. A passenger in the Geist car, Dorma Geist, reported neck pain.

South Main Peggy James Robert R. Geist S. Sycamore Chevrolet Ford LaVey M. Louk Comet Geist Dorma Jean Geist

Police Cite Both Drivers In West Ottawa Crash

At about 4 35 p m Sunday a two vehicle collision occurred four miles west of Ottawa. George P Hoopes 39 of Mona Pa drove a stock truck owned by Roy A Miller of Mona Pa east on K 68. He began to turn left into the path of a car driven by Larry Robert Pevler 16 Independence Mo who was trying to pass the truck. Pevler’s car owned by his father Lloyd Pevler also of Independence suffered major damage to the right side. Hoopes faced a charge of attempting to execute a left turn from a direct course on the highway when the turn cannot be made safely and Pevler faced a charge of passing within 100 feet of an intersection. No injuries were reported.

Ottawa George P. Hoopes Mona Roy A. Miller Larry Robert Pevler Independence Pevler Lloyd Pevler Hoopes

Women's Country Club Match Play opens Tuesday

The Women’s Country Club golf tournament begins Tuesday with weekly matches for three weeks to determine the club championship. Pairings include Championship flight Peters with Huderson, Sheldon with Elder, Goss with byes. A flight includes Shepherd with Malouf, Hysom with Evans, Kramer with byes. Luncheon at 12:30. reservations or cancellations at CH 2 3614.

F Peters Huderson Sheldon Elder Goss Shepherd Malouf Hysom Evans Kramer

Rains Break Dry Spell in Central Kansas

AP reports substantial rainfall ending a dry spell across central Kansas with Longford recording 4.81 inches and other towns ranging from 2.81 to 3.61 inches. Widespread showers were forecast to redevelop, with cooler temperatures and high humidity following the rain.

Topeka Kansas Longford Miltonvale Ft. Riley Manhattan Minneapolis Sand Springs Abilene Weather Bureau

KC Markets Report Prices for Eggs Hogs Lambs and Cattle

KC Markets notes consumer eggs paid to producers across sizes and wholesale eggs with various baselines. Hogs at 4,000 head steady to 25 lower with ranges for barrows, gilts, sows and heavy hogs. Sheep and cattle prices show mixed shifts with multiple grade ranges for slaughter steers, heifers, calves and feeders.

Hogs and cattle prices fall at Chicago market report

Markets report from Chicago shows hogs 6,500 head with butchers steady to 25 lower. 190-220 lb butchers 18.00-18.25, 230-250 lb 17.00-17.50, 350-400 lb sows 14.00-14.75, 400-450 lb 13.50-14.25, other weights mixed. Cattle and calves: slaughter steers steady to 25 lower. prime loads 1,240 lb at 25.00, high choice 1,150-1,400 lb 24.00-24.75, 1,000-1,400 lb 23.00-24.00, good 22.25-22.75, other cattle 20.00-22.00. slaughter heifers 23.50 with other ranges noted. Sheep: slaughter lambs steady, 85-100 lb at 25.00, 22.50-24.50 for good to mostly good, ewes 4.50-6.50.

Kansas City Chicago USDA

Four fined in county court for traffic violations

County Court fined four individuals today and Saturday for traffic offenses. Charles G. Bollinger 34 of Dumas Texas forfeited 45 dollars bond for reckless driving. Ewell C. Johnson 32 of Tulsa Oklahoma fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding 60 in a 70 zone on US 59. Jack E. Wills 42 of Princeton fined 8 dollars plus costs for speeds ing 83 in a 75 zone eight miles northeast of Ottawa on I 35. Wray A. Spooner 24 of Lawrence fined 5 dollars plus costs for disobeying a stop sign at Homewood and US 59.

Charles G. Bollinger Dumas Tex Ewell C. Johnson Tulsa Okla Jack E. Wills Princeton Ottawa Wray A. Spooner Lawrence Homewood Us.59

Highway Signing Projects Approved by State Commission

The State Highway Commission approved a $3 772 bid by Fred Beachner for highway signing and delineation on 1 85 miles in Miami County near the Franklin County line and a $114 213 bid by the same firm for 16 6 miles southwest from the Miami County line in Franklin County. The approvals are part of 35 002 555 in bids for highway construction including grading and bridges on the first link of Wichita Canal Route expressway and other interstate work in the Wichita area.

State Highway Commission Fred Beachner St. Paul Miami County Franklin County Wichita

Deaths include Anna Brecheisen and several regional mourners

Anna Virginia Brecheisen of Wellsville died at Cedar House Nursing Home at 81. Born November 1883 in Eudora, she was married to Herbert Brecheisen, who died in 1952, and is survived by four sons, three daughters, 13 grandchildren, and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Also reported are the deaths of John Gardner Eeord, 67, of near Richmond. Nita Lloyd, 77, former Ottawa resident now in Pueblo. Mary Gretencord, 81, of near Richmond area. William O. Coffman, 97, of Lawrence. and other survivors with funeral plans pending.

Anna Virginia Brecheisen Wellsville Cedar House Nursing Home Eudora Daniel Emma Hunzicker Herbert Brecheisen Ray Welda Herbert Jr Garden City Eugene Bernice Baumann Wichita Madine Zaccagiani Kansas City Helen Lawrence Raytown Howard Calvin Hazel John Gardner Ecord John Gardner Eeord Anderson County Richmond Benjamin F Margaret (Gardner) Eeord Lola Lucille Wharton Margaret Ann Hardesty Garnett Ethel Porter Frank Ecord Topeka Farris Funeral Home Nita Lloyd W. 5Th Ottawa Parkview Hospital Pueblo Colo Peter P. Thomas Lamb Funeral Home Princeton Cemetery Cancer Fund Lloyd Princeton John A. Lloyd Princeton Methodist Church Robert W. Tulloss Cypress Thomas Brown Ave Earl ‘Kelly’ Lloyd Ash J. M. Howell Omaha Ned L. M. Gregg Shawnee E. W. Gregg Downey Calif Mary Gretencord Mary Benus) Gretencord St. Boniface Catholic Church Leonard Kinzler Ines Kinney Alvin Rose Gretencord Beatrice Bures Irvin Clair Gretencord William O. Coffman Lawrence Guardian Angel Rumsey Funeral Home

Goldwater Endorses Brinkmanship in German Magazine

West Bank senator Barry Goldwater is quoted by a Bonn based weekly as praising brinkmanship and stating a readiness to go to extremes for deterrence. He told Werner Holzer he aligns with Eisenhower era policy and Dulles, supports meeting De Gaulle part way, and sees allies maintaining a strong stance to secure peace.

Bonn Germany Barry Goldwater Werner Holzer Revue Washington Goldwater Holzer Prescott Ariz Eisenhower Dulles Charles de Gaulle France de Gaulle Atlantic Alliance

Funeral services for Buford W White July 25 at Towner Chapel

Buford William White died July 22. Services held July 25 at Towner Chapel with Dr Roy W Browning officiating. Pallbearers named Jim Raby Fred Yakle B L Cowdin Sherman Nichols Tracy Cowdin Ronnie Cowdin Lee Nichols. Al Williams sang hymns with Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial in Highland Cemetery. The Golden Age Group attended in a group.

Buford William White Towner Chapel Roy W Browning Jim Raby Fred Yakle B. L. Cowdin Sherman Nichols Tracy Cowdin Ronnie Cowdin Lee Nichols al Williams J. M. Kilgore Highland Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Carrie A Mills held July 26

Mrs Carrie A Mills died July 23 with services at Lane Methodist Church under Rev Kenneth Clark. Pallbearers named James, Kimball, Nicholas, Landers, LaFollette and Henderson. burial at Baker Cemetery Lane. Hymns by Lois Bisig, Joy Gentry, Mary Hieber, Katherine McKenzie. pianist Kathy Gentry. First published July 27 1964, last Aug 10 1964. State of Kansas Franklin County probate notice appointing administrator Mary E Roberts. Glenn Greenfield named administrator. creditors have nine months to file demands. Attorneys Gleason Doty Logan represent administrator.

Carrie A, Mills Carrie A. Mills Lane Methodist Church Kenneth Clark Gard James Ross Kimball E.C. Nicholas Walter Landers Clint LaFollette Oscar Henderson Lois Bisig Joy Gentry Mary Hieber Katherine McKenzie Kathy Gentry Baker Cemetery Lane Mary E. Roberts Frankelin County Kansas Franklin County

Financial Statement Fragment Shows Total Assets and Equity

Summary of the readable portion lists total assets of 7,099,141.11 and capital accounts including common stock par value 100.00 with 1,000,000 shares outstanding and total par of 100,000.00. Undivided profits show 191,476.25 and reserves totaling 597,976.95.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Printy’s Court House Lawn Beauceant Dwight F. Detwiler Clifford J Wiler Rantoul Rfd 1 Oval San Diego Ellis Bud Gollier R. A. Gollier E. Iith Ted Hornecker 1641 K. U. Medical Center Jack Kille Peggy Ohio Kille H. F. Chubb Ann Keith Glenda Greenfield Patti Smith Rock Springs Allen Peckham Rantoul Albert Reichard Pioneer Salt Lake City Missouri Arkansas Floyd Barton Farm Richter Lamb Buford W. White Co. J. Judd C. T. Judd Moberry Branson Judd Arlie Judd Moberly Charles W. Judd Margie Clark Claremore Dolores Coleman Legals State of Kansas Said County Glenn Greenfield Gleason, Gleason, Doty and Logan Peoples National Bank Total Capital Accounts J. W. Dickerson V.P W.B DeVilbiss George E Lister C Burrows Donald Averill Velma F. Powers Lavey Maxine Look Franklin County Court House Charles Reams Board of County Commissioners Coffey County Burlington U. S. Civil Service Lincoln Service Ottawa Herald Myers Bros Claude RFD Franklin County Sale Company Dyer Cabin Hiway Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap Glen McFadden S. Cherry St Aucti- Printys N. Main Todd Mobile Homes Printy N, Main Jack Nelson Kan Overbrook Allen County Livestock Auction Gas City Council Grove Harold Stewart America The Advertising Council
Search Courier

Search the Ottawa Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ottawa Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication