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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
4
The deadline for qualifying scores in the Men’s Country Club Golf Tournament has been extended from July 31 to August 3. Pairings will be made immediately after the deadline. Twenty-five players have qualified so far.
Louisville AP reports the International Brotherhood of Teamsters sign a one year contract with Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Co. guaranteeing each member one free suit of insulated underwear annually plus a pay increase for workers at the firm.
Franklin County 4-H Clubs plan their annual Businessmens Picnic for Thursday at City Park. Ross Nelson says 97 invitations were sent to local businessmen. Members bring food at 6 with activities starting at 6:30 and a talent contest at 8 judged by three businessmen.
Admissions include James Harris Osawatomie Dale Heckman RFD 1 Helen Bates 418 Logan Mrs A C Starosla Pomona LaVerne Barnhart Overbrook Sarah Gilliland Pomona John McCune Paducah Ky Ora Lee Mace 733 N Poplar Harold D Washburn Nelson Hotel Lois I Super naw RED 1 Williamsburg Audrey Taylor 603 N Mulberry Robert Watkins 731 N Oak Nila M Yokum 915 King Dismissals include Mrs Weldon Smith Pomona Daryl Yokum 1025 N Poplar John R Huggard Waverly Mrs Harry Bates 418 E Logan Cheryl Wagoner Welda.
Earl T Lizer Sr 77 a former Westphalia resident died today at his Garnett home services set for Thursday at 2 p m in Waring Methodist Church burial in Garnett Cemetery widow Adelia son Earl Lizer Jr Garnett daughter Mrs Edward Phelan Melvern six grandchildren. Carl Nelson 80 longtime Quenemo resident died today at a Osage City rest home in failing health services Thursday 2 p m at Quenemo Federated Church burial Valley Brook Cemetery Nelson born Sept 12 1882 was a Missouri Pacific bridge foreman later farmer and produce house owner in Quenemo married Thelma Babcock Dec 30 1033 Ottawa survivors include two sons Carlie RFD 4 Topeka and Raymond C Wichita one grandchild two great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Lou Yockey and Mrs Nellie Yockey Quenemo.
President Kennedy's news conference set for Thursday will be aired on radio and television networks. ABC and NBC will tape it for 4 30 p.m. broadcasts, CBS TV will show at 5 p.m. and ABC NBC CBS plus Mutual radio will carry the live feed at 4 p.m.
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports hogs 210 lb and over 50 lower, under 210 lb 50-1.00 lower, sows 25-50 lower. 210-260 lb barrows and gilts 18.00-18.50, 270-350 lb sows 15.75-17.00. Sheep steady with prime spring slaughter lambs 19.00-20.00, feeders 16.00. Cattle and calves show steady to higher tendencies. choice steers 24.00-24.50, choice heifers 23.00-24.00, cows 14.00-16.00, dealers 22.00-25.00, good feeders 23.00-25.00.
Joseph D. Lohman of UC Berkeley told the National Urban League that Negro youth, 10 percent of the population, account for 20 percent of juvenile delinquency due to blocked cultural assimilation. Nelson C. Jackson cited rising discrimination effects, unemployment among Negroes about double the national rate, and about 50 percent of 16 to 21 year olds not working. He noted housing and education discrimination and eight million Negro students dropping out yearly due to limited incentives and career options.
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev received an Indian pipe of peace from U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. He said he did not smoke but accepted the symbol. Freeman, finishing a three week tour of Soviet agricultural areas, presented the two foot pipe beside Khrushchev's Kremlin office with his wife and delegation.
Wanda Baird of Franklin County Social Welfare is named by Governor John Anderson to the Council of Non Governmental Agencies. Appointed from the Welfare Directors Association the two year council term will study the Kansas Plan of Community Health Services.
Police in Puebla Mexico freed 55 workers held prisoner for five days by 15 gunmen in a textile factory. Officers entered quietly and regained control without firing a shot as guards had used the workers to pressure a union switch.
Berlin police said four persons were arrested Monday night by Communist border guards while attempting to escape from East Berlin, according to AP reports.
Indian navy reports locate submerged fuselage of United Arab Airlines Comet in Arabian Sea west of Bombay after Sunday crash en route Tokyo to Cairo. Three more bodies recovered, total eight. 23 Philippine Boy Scouts among victims en route to Athens jamboree.
A bolt from a thunderstorm struck three people on a Coney Island beach. Joyce Willinsky, 12, of Brooklyn died six hours after sighting. Carol Sidlowski, 13, and her father Walter Sidlowski, 46, were injured. Carol remained in critical condition while Carol’s status improved.
General Motors reported a record daily earn of 5.1 million in April to June with eight sales and earnings records. The company posted 464 million in profits for the quarter and 1.62 a share in net income, reflecting high demand for automotive and nonauto products amid strong employment. Worldwide factory sales reached 1,646,747 units, including 1,143,952 passenger cars and 149,775 trucks and coaches in the U.S.
Chicago AP report: Los Angeles tops the nation with the lowest vehicular death rate for early 1963 among cities over a million. The council cites LA at 2.5 fatalities per 10,000 vehicles, while St Louis at 2.6 and Wichita, Kansas at 0.8 in the 200,000 to 350,000 population range.
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court will hear the petition of Raymond W. Kratz to admit the will of Esther A. Kratz deceased dated August 31 1951 to probate and to appoint Raymond W. Kratz as executor without bond. Defenses must be filed by August 9 1963 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Bowers and Bowers Attorneys represent the petitioner.
Franklin County sale company schedules and multiple auctions at Pomona Ottawa Overbrook Michigan Valley and Rock Creek area. Includes farm, livestock, household furniture and military items with dates, times and locations. Listings name donors and contact numbers for Pomona partnerships and Printy Auction House.
State of Kansas Franklin County. Arthur Earl Phares deceased. Glen E Crowley appointed administrator cta on July 10 1963. Creditors must file their claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Ottawa Kansas Franklin County.
Expressions of gratitude to friends and relatives for sympathy, acts of kindness, cards, flowers during illness and loss. Mrs Dorothy Sanders, wife and mother. Mrs Emma May Bixler. Roy Bixler extends thanks for support from neighbors and friends.
Ottawa Shrine No 19 Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem announces a White Shrine picnic on Thursday at 6 30 p m at Cameron Patio 1334 Reg 5 Oak. Families invited. Bring service and big covered dish. Clara Finch WHP Lanah Cameron W.
The Ottawa Herald ran recruitment notices for Miller Schools Automation Division promising training for IBM electronic machine operators and technicians ages 18 to 45 with no high school requirement. It also advertised motel manager positions with flexible hours, housing, and free placement, requesting applicants send name address phone age and occupation to Box 167 c/o Ottawa Herald.
Used rotary lawn mowers priced at 15 dollars each. Firestone Stores located at 127 South Main advertise the deal.
Help wanted for a female waitress to work the evening shift at L and L Cafe. No phone calls accepted. Include experience if applying. Apply in person at the cafe during business hours.
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