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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
5
The Ottawa Garden Club will host a film on European gardens with Miss Thelma Eggington presenting Monday evening. A potluck supper at 6 30 p m precedes the program. Various local sales add to the community notices with yard and porch sales listed in several locations.
Cairo reports Iraqi and Kuwaiti troops join Arab forces in Egypt amid global moves on the Gulf of Aqaba. Britain seeks open international passage for all ships. U N and U S push for a cooling resolution as Israel and Egypt clash over oil routes and maritime rights.
Clarence A. Lilly 82 died at 11 p m Wednesday at his home southeast of Melvern. A retired farmer born January 22 1885 near Waverly he lived in the area all his life. Services Saturday 2 p m at Rosemont Methodist Church Rev Robert Samuelson officiating. Burial Agricola Cemetery. Memorials to Rosemont Church suggested. Surviving are his wife two sons Warren and Howard Lilly Melvern two daughters Mrs Harold Stevens Raytown Missouri and Mrs P W Chadbourne Belton Missouri seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Stacey Dugger Melvern. He was a member of Booth Grange. One daughter Audrey is deceased.
A three week nurse aide training course will be offered by Ransom Memorial Hospital starting June 5. Instructor Mrs. Jean Richard Higbee, KU Medical Center graduate, will teach patient care and supervised patient work. Classes are open to anyone 16 and older. contact the nursing office for information.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover criticizes civil rights leaders for predicting racial disturbances in cities saying such forecasts invite trouble makers to riot He implies leaders like Stokely Carmichael and Martin Luther King Jr risk fueling unrest while denying nonviolence as claimed He notes some leaders waver in message and intent as summer tensions loom in major cities
New York AP profile of Lois Maxwell actress known for Miss Moneypenny in James Bond films. Notes she cannot type or shorthand, but her screen success, marriage to NBC International exec Peter Marriott, and large early career in Canada and Europe. Includes biography from Toronto birth, Canadian Army unit service, AWOL incident, Royal Academy of Art warding, and filmography.
Emergencies unit logs Gayle Miller 22 Ottawa RFD 3 who hurt her back after falling on a concrete sidewalk and was dismissed after the area of injury was Xrayed. Lester Graham 26 725 Cys press injured his right ankle at work, X-rayed, fitted with crutches, then dismissed.
Admission entries include Mrs Roy Warhurst 1607 S Oak Mrs Mattie Gibson Osage City RFD 2 Walter Hegberg 1235 W 7th John Robert Hiatt 924 S Sycamore Donald Eichenber Pomona RFD 1 and Wednesday Thursday for others Dismissals include Jack Neal and Richie Bruce Wichita Mrs Frank Ward 130 S Elm Cindy Durbin 707 E Wilson Mrs Jon Alterman and son Olathe RFD 3 Thursday
Barbara J. McGrath and Patrick G. McGrath divorce was granted on Wednesday. Mary White and Jack White divorce granted. Helen L. Coldsnow granted divorce from Ronald H. Coldsnow and custody of two minor children awarded. Sandra Howard divorced from Leslie Howard on Wednesday.
A compiled police court list records numerous May citations for speeding and driving violations. Individuals from multiple cities faced bonds ranging from 10 to 115 dollars, with several pleaded guilty and fined, while one case resulted in a jail stay for an unpaid fine.
Twenty six National Guard generals petition Congress to scrutinize a plan to abolish 15 Guard divisions arguing it would impair combat effectiveness and military prestige during a period of international crisis. The Pentagon plans a broad reorganization reducing Guard and Army Reserve units, with 400000 Guard members and 240000 in Reserve after the changes.
AP reports wholesale eggs mostly unchanged with large 80 percent A 22 26 cents and mediums 80 percent A 174 22 cents. Cattle 2,200 head with calves steady to strong. steers over 900 pounds up 25 cents. Feeder steers 530 to 670 pounds 28.05 to 28.20. good to low choice 525 to 700 pounds 25.00 to 27.65. high good to choice 700 to 1,000 pounds 25.00 to 26.75. heifers 525 to 850 pounds 22.00 to 24.00. Calves 400 to 460 pounds 28.50 to 29.50. choice heifers 338 to 460 pounds 25.50 to 28.15. Hogs 2,500 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher. sows steady. Barrows and gilts 195 to 260 pounds 22.50 to 23.25. 260 to 280 pounds 22.00 to 23.25. Sows 17.75 to 19.75. Sheep 50, lambs steady to strong. ewes steady. Spring lambs choice and prime 26.00 to 27.00. prime 27.25. shorn ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
Vernon Rocker to erect a trailer house at 1032 N Cedar Rideau and Houston to alter a kitchen at 521 S Elm owned by Howard Houston for 550 dollars. Ottawa University to erect a maintenance shop on campus at an estimated cost of 18000 dollars.
Legal notice requires recipients to file written defenses to a petition in Ottawa Kansas by 11:00 a.m. on June 19 1967. If they fail, judgment will be entered. Max Hetrick is the executor with Pierson Skoog as attorneys at the Title Building.
First Baptist Bible School in Elliott Hall begins Monday June 5 and runs through June 9 with sessions 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m for children ages three through nine. Co directors are Mrs Max Alderman and Mrs Jim Dykstra. Daily Bible instruction crafts music recreation and field trips. A 7 p m closing program is scheduled. Children bring a sack lunch and 25 cents for milk for the week.
Philip Joseph Hughes, 22, Ottawa, and Peggy Jo Stephenson, 18, Ottawa, apply for a marriage license.
Twenty nuns of the Roman Catholic Daughters of the Cross will leave their Shreveport convent to form an experimental religious community in Milwaukee Wisconsin. They will wear modern dress use legal names live in groups of five or more and share earnings with no church funding. They cite Vatican II as prompting a freer life to better serve education and community needs.
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas hears petition by Max Hetrick executor for final settlement of the will of Della May Burns, seeks approval of acts, accounts, fees, and attorneys’ costs, and determination of heirs and devisees entitled to property. Will, proceedings, and expenses referenced. hearing dates set between May 25 and June 8, 1967.
The State Highway Commission of Kansas invites sealed proposals for 1.674 miles of grading base DBST and asphaltic concrete plus bridge work in Franklin County. Bids due by 9 00 a m CDT June 22 1967 at Salina division office, opened publicly. Plans available at Franklin County Clerk or division office. John D Montgomery director.
The Vin Michel and Baldwin families thank those who extended sympathy through flowers cards letters food prayers and calls after the tragic death of our beloved son husband father and brother.
A farm sale is set for 1 p.m. at the Pete May property located 1 mile north and 14 west of Ottawa Kansas. The notice provides the time and approximate location for interested buyers.
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