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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1967
Page
4
The swimming class for recarded children runs Mondays and Wednesdays 10 30 to 11 30 a m for three weeks with Friday updates if changes occur. A garage sale features dishes pans clothing TV and more at 1234 S Main in the rear with August 2 notices for 504 Willow Lane. Hawkins Grange plans an 8 30 p m meeting Wednesday in the Grange hall.
G E Tomlinson, Social Security field rep from the Kansas City Kansas district, will be at the Youth Center on 115 W 4th St between 9 am and noon Wednesday. People wishing to file for benefits or conduct Social Security business should see Tomlinson then.
Richard Hughes of Ottawa High School is enrolled in the business division at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois as part of the National High School Institute program.
A 7 30 p m game at Pomona Ball Park pits Pomona Quenemo and Melvern Indians Hideaway youths against the Babe Ruth all stars of Ottawa. An ice cream social with pie will raise funds for a youth center record player and the center will extend hours to adults on Monday nights with potential senior citizen nights if interest grows.
Veterinarian H P Heffly of 1010 N Oak will be at the University of Nebraska for three days this week for a seminar on swine diseases. Heffly will cover diagnosis treatment and prevention strategies for hog illnesses. The events aim to share practical veterinary insights with students and local swine producers.
On Saturday emergency cases include Mike Swallow six of 1123 North Poplar treated for a forehead laceration and Karen Rooney of Waverly four who injured a finger when her hand was caught in a truck door. Sunday cases include Kenneth Ledom of 104 South Sycamore with a cut on the left foot in Lake Pomona and Virginia Lynn Beaudry two from Williamsburg with an insect bite on the left index finger. Sue Brooks four of Ottawa Rural Fire District Four received a scalp laceration while Kelley Wiscombe six of Overbrook injured her right shoulder in a fall and Harold Brockus of Independence Missouri fell from a horse, injuring his right elbow.
Admissions list several individuals with addresses and days noted. Dismissals include multiple patients and relatives from Wellsville and nearby towns. Birth announced for Carl Patterson couple with two daughters, weight and timing.
A roundup of citations and bonds shows JOANN PIPPIN HOWELL and LINDA M. GAEHTHER cited for speeding in 30 mph zones, STEVEN L. SALE and GEORGE W. PORTER similarly charged, JOSE MORA jailed for drunkenness but released on bond, LOUISE E. REDMAN cited for failing to yield, JOHN E. WISE cited for excessive motorcycle noise, and MICHAEL J. COUDRY fined for license restrictions.
Mrs Mabel E Miller 83 of Williamsburg died at 11 20 p m Saturday at her home after eight years bedfast She was born Oct 13 1888 at Avoca Iowa and lived in Williamsburg since 1900 She married Bert Miller in Ottawa March 11 1903 He died December 1950 Surviving are four sons two sisters two brothers 11 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren and other relatives Burial at Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg Services 2 p m Tuesday at the Towner Chapel officiated by B J Furst She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church
Leo Robert Casten 57 died Saturday in Rane som Memorial Hospital. A retired farmer born January 10 1880 at Quenemo he lived most of his life there with five years in Denver Colorado. He was a member of Quenemo Federated Church and Masonic Lodge for 50 years. Survivors include his wife Myrtle a daughter Erma Heilman Pomona a son John Quenemo a sister Mena Schrader Osage City a brother Ernest A Casten rural Quenemo eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
Mrs Betty Oyler of 2422 18th Ave Rock Island Illinois died Sunday. She is sister in law of Mrs Raymond Hosler of Oak Street. Services and burial will be in Rock Island. Surviving are her husband Oreren Oyler, formerly of the Centropolis area, one daughter and three grandchildren.
AP Kansas City market report shows cattle and calf prices with high choice and prime steers quoted up to 27.00, mixed grades 25.25 to 26.75, cows 15.50 to 17.00, feeder steers 25.75 to 27.50, and various weights for heifers and light stockers across ranges. High and prime categories command top quotes, with continued variation by weight and quality.
An Ottawa man, Aguirre 18, awoke to find his car had mowed four parking meters and hit a light pole in the 200 block of South Main about 1 30 Sunday. He was cited for careless or inattentive driving. Other Friday and Saturday crashes in the area caused no injuries, including a Blue Springs man cited for drunken driving after rear ending a parked car in the 300 block of South Main. A ladder accident west of Pomona on K 68 saw one driver avert a potential windshield strike by grabbing the ladder. Randolph Bundy and Theodore Kaloymiris were involved in a two car mishap two miles southwest of Ottawa on US 50 I 35. Bundy cited for failure to yield the right of way with about 1000 damage to Bundy s Chevrolet and 800 to Kaloymiris Pontiac.
In Franklin County Kansas the probate court lists a public sale of Jennie O Bethell deceased estate items to be auctioned August 4 1967 at 1 00 p m at her Pomona residence. Items include a deep freezer television set desk rugs and other household furniture. Also included are two unrelated police reports of a traffic collision with drivers Miller Brownrigg and Stitt Fortner on nearby routes with estimated damages.
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports wholesale egg prices for Large and Medium at 80 percent AA 3033 and 2326 respectively, with 3033 and 2326 codes. Butter grade A remains unchanged at 78 per pound for quarters and 77 for solid.
Auction notices from various firms and locations in Kansas detail sale dates and sites. Jack Beauchamp Holstein dispersal near Ottawa on August 2, D F Kyle contractor equipment sale August 4 near Locust, Paul Davis Farm and Dairy sale August 5 near Overbrook. Weekly sales include Pomona Council Grove Livestock Auction Osage City and local community auctions at Ottawa with sellers Jennie Bethel Estate and Mrs. E S Sheldon among others.
The City Planning Commission of Ottawa Kansas will hold a public hearing September 5 1967 at 7 30 p m in City Hall to consider H E Shaw petition to rezone part of Westview Addition from District A to District C The notice lists the described Lot 3 Block 1 and Alinghop 3 Westview Addition and invites protests or support before the City Governing Body acts as required by law
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