Ottawa Area News Briefs And Local Achievements
The U S Echo Satellite will be visible south of Ottawa at 9 tonight and again at 11 51 tonight north of the city Then tomorrow night at 8 41 south of Ottawa and 10 49 south of Ottawa. Douglas Henry son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Henry 1122 S Mulberry awarded a scholarship from McGrath Hall Fort Hays State Teachers College he will be a sophomore biology major this fall Beta Sigma Phi antique show June 8 9 at city auditorium profits go to Ottawa Boys Club Lauren S Ward and Karen Lynn Caylor were graduated from the Kansas School of Business with distinction Lauren earned a bachelor of science in business administration Karen a bachelor of science in accountancy Ady daughter of Mr and Mrs Vertus Crofts and others returned from a two week fishing trip at Black Duck Minnesota Smorgasbord at Coffee Shop all you can eat 1 60 Ady Mr and Mrs Lou Urish and Mr and Mrs E L Vohs visited Ottawa area friends Broughton St Therese annual chicken supper June 9 begins 4 30 Elks duplicate bridge club winners Ottawa area Ottawa University will receive grants from Ford Motor Company 500 and United States Steel 13 000 Kenneth B Richardson aboard US aircraft carrier Ranger Russian jet bombers forced over him on leave next month Beverly MacArthur awarded a divorce from Larry MacArthur in Franklin County District Court A change purse missing from a TV top reported to police policeinvestigating
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Douglas Henry
Wilbur Henry
S. Mulberry
McGrath Hall
Fort, Hays State Teachers College
Lauren S. Ward
Reid Ward
Karen Lynn Caylor
Osawatomne
Kansas
University
School of Business
Lauren
Karen
Truck Burns After Crash Near Princeton
A semi driven by Ralph J. Smith of Kansas City ran out of control and rolled over an embankment about one mile south of Princeton on US 59 around 12:30 this morning. Smith was not injured. the truck was demolished and burned.
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Ralph J. Smith
Kansas City
Princeton
US 59
Smith
Injured Ottawan In Hospital After Two Car Crash
Robert B. Moore of 1111 N Oak is hospitalized at Methodist in St Joseph Missouri with a possible fractured jaw after a two car crash near Elwood Saturday. Moore was a passenger in a car driven by Cleo Climer of Fremont Nebraska. Norman Wright of Topeka suffered minor injuries. Climer cited for driving left of center on US 36 and open bottle accessible to driver.
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Robert B. Moore
N. Oak
Methodist Hospital
St. Joseph
Leonard Tate
Troy
Highway Patrol
Moore
Elwood
Cleo Climer
Fremont
Neb
Norman Wright
Topeka
Climer
Us36
Three Die In Kansas City Crash
A car and a truck collided on Kaw Drive west of Kansas City leaving a woman and two girls dead and an infant severely hurt. The deceased were Mrs. Dorothy Hunter and her daughters Virgie Marie Logwood 13 and Dorothy Ruth Hunter 11, all from Kansas City, Kansas. Infant Brant Genn Brown, about a month old, was injured, and driver Harold Haag 41, also of Kansas City Kansas, was in shock. The family had been radish-pplking workers on a farm west of the city.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kaw Drive
Here
Dorothy Hunter
Virgie Marie Logwood
Dorothy Ruth’ Hunter
Brant Genn Brown
Odelia Brown
Harold Haag
Health Department Offers Three Sabin Polio Vaccines Sunday
Franklin County residents may receive one of three Sabin oral polio vaccines from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the courthouse per the Health Department. Those needing a makeup dose may visit Wednesday June 12 from 5 to 7 p.m. A 50 cent donation is requested but not required.
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Franklin County
Franklin County Health Department
School Boards Meet Thursday Franklin County Rural Boards
Franklin County rural elementary school boards plan meetings at their respective schools tomorrow night with start times around 8 pm. Rural high school boards will convene the following night at their own schools per Superintendent Maurice Ponton.
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Franklin County
Maurice Ponton
Ponton
County Judge Plans Vacation Ahead of Decree
Attorney Thomas Gleason of 420 W. 4th will act as county judge from tomorrow until Wednesday June 19. Pinet, Franklin County probate judge, will be on vacation after presiding police court tomorrow. Probate and juvenile matters will be handled by Mrs. K B Richardson probate judge pro tem. Gardner Walker justice of peace will handle police court matters.
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Thomas Gleason
W. 4Th
Actig
Robert L. Pinet
Franklin County
Pinet
K.B. Richardson
Gardner Walker
Justice of Peace
Ag Teachers Name President Ag Teachers Name President
MANHATTAN AP Don Brock of Highland Park was elected president of the Kansas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association Tuesday. Don Hall of St. Francis was elected vice president and Marvin Stearns of Manhattan secretary treasurer.
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Manhattan
Don Brock
Highland Park
Kansas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
Don Hall
St. Francis
Marvin Stearns
Marriage Licenses Issued in Fort Smith and Ottawa
Charls D. Taff aged 19 of Fort Smith Arkansas wed Virginia Ann Mesigh aged 1 in Pomona. Larry Hotaling 20 and Karen Lambright 16 both from Ottawa obtained marriage licenses.
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Charls D. Taff
Fort Smith
Ark
Virginia Ann Mesigh
Pomona
Larry Hotaling
Ottawa
Karen Lambright
Southwestern Bell Refund At Stake In Court Hearing
Kansas Supreme Court will hear a rate case that could affect Kansans wallets. About 10 million in refunds to Kansas customers of Southwestern Bell Telephone are at stake and future rates could rise by millions. The case began in 1959 over a 5.8 million dollar yearly rate increase and involved a district court which allowed 4.5 million more annually than the commission had approved. The decision hinges on depreciation calculations for Southwestern Bell property.
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Southwestern Bell
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Tion
Commission
Shawnee County
Supreme Court
Earl Halecher
Watcher
District Court
The
Corporation Commission
Rail Rates Hold Key To Wheat Man's Future
Former Kansas representative Clifford R Nope Sr warns wheat producers face the greatest losses if freight charges on wheat to the southeast stay high. Speaking at a panel, he notes reduced rail rates exclude in transit processing and do not match flour and by products rates, risking Midwest mills and local jobs.
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Wichita
Kansas
Clifford R. Nope
Midwest Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Hope
Kanas
Midwest
Southeast
Bryan Ray
Kansas Corporation Commission
Midwest Mills
Southern Railroads
Gray
Jaycees Cancel Ottawa Fourth of July Fireworks
Ottawa Jaycees announce no fireworks display this year due to lack of gate donations and budgeting constraints. They cite $750 estimated expenses, previous donations totaling about $450, and merchant aid concerns. Citations explain no at gate fundraising at Forest Park and urge community participation for next year.
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Ottawa Jaycees
Jim Richardson
Jim Price
Jaycees Fireworks Committee
Ottawa
Forest Park
Jaycees
Fair City
Franklin County
Four Ottawa Masons Receive 50-Year Pins
Four Ottawa Masons were awarded gold lapel emblems for 50 years of Masonry at Ottawa Mosaic Lodge No. 18. Recipients: F Ransom Bennett Sr, Dr William C Harding, Wayne E Gilliland, and John I Okorberg. John A Lawrence eligible but absent will receive later. Emblems for 25 years went to C Christerson, Joel Cutting, Jay Todd, Clyde Cook. Presenters were Ar thur C Hodgson and Irvin M Carrow. Gold emblems funded by Kansas Grand Lodge. 25-year emblems by local lodge.
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Ottawa
Arthur C. Hodgson
Little River
Kansas Masonic Lodge
C. Christerson
Joel Cutting
Jay Todd
Clyde Cook
Hollister
Irvin M. Carrow
Wellsville
Kansas Grand Lodge
Ottawan Tops At Boys State
Jerry Turley son of Mr and Mrs Irving J Turley 906 S Main is one of 17 boys who submitted perfect bar examination papers at the American Legion Kansas Boys State at the University of Kansas Ottawa High School principal W P Shepard reports 586 boys took the exam Turley will be a senior at Ottawa High next year.
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Jerry Turley
Irving J. Turley
S. Main
American Legion
Kansas
University of Kansas
W. P. Shepard
Ottawa
Jerry
Ottawa High
Gotthard Beer Funeral Services Held Friday
Gotthard Beer died June 4. Funeral services will be at Dengel & Son Mortuary Friday at 11 a.m. Rev Armstrong to officiate. Burial will be in Highlands Cemetery.
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Gotthard Beer
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Armstrong
Highlands Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs J Weethee at 923 N Mulberry and Mrs Nettie Burgoon at 513 S Oak and Mrs Harold Bulson at Pomona on Tuesday. Greg Allen Ricke of RFD 2 listed on Wednesday. Dismissals include Kathy Wassmer 407 S Cherry Mildred Thyler 116 W 3rd Christopher Soph 327 Maple on Tuesday. Deborah Corrine Hendrickson 1402 S Elm, Mrs Nettie Burgoon 513 S Oak, Mrs Joel Cutting RFD 1, Diane Pacheco 231 Ash, Mrs George Christeson 233 S Oak on Wednesday.
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Weethee
N. Mulberry
Nettie Burgoon
S. Oak
Harold Bulson
Pomona
Greg Allen Ricke
Kathy Wassmer
S. Cherry
Mildred Thyler
Christopher Soph
Deborah Corrine Hendrickson
S. Elm
Joel Cutting
Diane Pacheco
George Christeson
Ottawa teacher to attend mental health congress in Europe
Mrs. Rachel Corbett, a Lawrence special education teacher and former Ottawa resident, will travel to Europe in July for the International Federation for Mental Health congress in Amsterdam. She earned a KU master’s in special education on June 3 and will join a tour departing New York July 9 visiting England Norway Sweden Denmark and Paris.
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Rachel Corbett
Lawrence
Europe
International Federation For Mental Health
Amsterdam
Holland
Corbett
Lawrence High School
Ottawa
Liberty School
University of Kansas
New York
England
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Paris
Two Dead In Mercy Killing In Copenhagen
In Copenhagen, the American wife of former Danish ambassador Henrik Kauffmann killed her husband by slitting his throat with a bread knife and then died by suicide with the same weapon. Police called it a mercy killing, saying he had an inoperable cancer. She left letters to relatives explaining her planned act. She was Charlotte MacDougall of Beaufort, South Carolina, 63, and he was 74.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Henrik Kaufmann
Kauffmann
Charlotte MacDougall
Beaufort, S.C
William D. MacDougall
Notice to bidders Franklin County road and bridge construction
Sealed proposals will be received by Franklin County Kansas at the courthouse Ottawa on June 26 1963 at 10 am for concrete bridges and general construction projects west of Wellsville and near Old Martin School. Details include required deposits bonds and refund policy and 5 percent bid bond. The county reserves right to reject bids and waive irregularities.
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Franklin County Proect
Office
The
County Commissioners
Ottawa
Kansas
Wellsville
Kaw
Franklin
Old Martin School
Pottawatomie Township
Ottawa Kanaas
Firestone Store Offers Used Lawn Mowers and Tillers
Firestone Stores at 127 S. Main advertise 15 used riding lawn mowers with nothing down and 2.00 per week payments. Also a used tiller with a new 3 HP motor offered with nothing down and 12 months to pay.
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Firestone Stores
Firestone
S. Main
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Crofts
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Afonso A. Mages, Jr
Elks Duplicate
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Jeu Leng
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Myers Bros
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Pranklin County
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Jack Nelson
Kaa
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Alien County
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