Local Briefs Highlight Services and Assignments
Chester and Raymond Wagner of Richmond attend funeral of former Richmond pastor Rev Rector Green at the Methodist Home in Topeka. Mrs C D Dyess and son Bill arrive Albany Ga to visit Mrs S C Lathen and family. Dyess’ daughter Marney to Ottawa University. baby Mathew Graham born to Lee and Mrs Hughs in Woodside New York. Ottawa Rotary president elect Robert Shields to attend Rotary International Convention in St Louis June 9 13. Centennial cabin in City Park opens afternoons for home show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Raymond Wagner
Richmond
The
Methodist Church of
Rector Green
Methodist
Topeka
C.D. Dyess
Bill
Albany
S. C. Lathen
Walnut
Robert L. Shields
Ottawa Rotary Club
Rotary International
St. Loui
Ian DeBaver
Joel H. Towner
Kansas City
Towner
Exhibition Hall
Bob Roberts
Lewis Dengal
Man Injured In Auto Crash Returns To Work
Robert B. Moore of 1111 N Oak has been released from the hospital after injuries from a May 27 automobile accident. He says Moore was riding with Norman Wright of Topeka, not with Cleo Climer of Fremont as earlier reported. Climer faced a charge for left of center driving with an open bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Moore
N. Oak
the Herald Today
Lily Group Of 4-Hers Plans Garden Tour And Sale
Victory Workers 4-H Club has 15 members with plans for a skating party a fishing trip and a garden and livestock tour with a picnic. A food sale and project meetings in readiness for the county fair are listed as upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Baker
Victory Workers 4-H Club
Hospital T Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admission entries list Mrs. Howard from 1015 N Poplar and Mrs. Jack 7&33 em Shawnee, plus Mrs. Gail C73m 22trerst Lane and Stephanie Cochrane 208 Ash. Dismissals include Mrs. Beverly ID meageliarthy and Mrs. George Etanti Ottawa, with noted Wednesdays. Burns to Cedar House Wier sing Home and Greg Rickey Reed 2 on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wrexzeton
N. Poplar
Stephanie
Cochrane
Jack
Shawnee
Gail
Lane
Beverly ID
Meageliarthy
RFD
George Etanti
Ottawa
Bruce Weit
Princeton
Mix Gail Chambers
Charl
Burns
Cedar House
Wier
Greg Rickey
Reed
Ottawa tightens traffic law spawns arrests and fines
Ottawa's new traffic ordinance on careless driving has yielded a wave of arrests in police court. Several motorists pleaded guilty to careless and inattentive driving and faced fines from 10 to 65 dollars while others posted bonds or pleaded innocent with trials set for July. Additional citations covered unauthorized drivers and various traffic violations with fines and bond statuses recorded.
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Ottawa
Clarence BleSsoec
Monroe Cour
Mirss
Logan
Willow
Janes Franks
O. WN. Poplar
Dennis Simitka
N. Main
Marjorie Shhoemaker
Edith Gortorz
E. Wilson
Dougelas Wright
Lawrence
Martin Bond
Cedar
Dickie Timmins
Millar~ci
Iwreb
Charles Eberie
Junker
Bond
Local Kansas Market Report From TM Markets Summary
Market notes show calves steady at 5.00, heifers at 22.60 to 23.50, and utilities around 17.00. Hog and lamb bids hover near 3.50 and 20.00 respectively, with beef prime levels quoted around 22.90 to 23.50. A reader tip notes the weekly best tip value at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Caasap
Utility Cmeck
Wellsville Garden Club learns Japanese arrangements at meeting
Mary Burrell led Wellsville High School Garden Club in a Japanese arrangements lesson at Mrs. Tom Ruddell’s home. Pam Myers opened, Betty Martin presided, and secretary’s report was given. Each girl received a wooden flower stand from Walter Collins as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Mary Burrell
Wellsville High School
Tom Ruddell
Pam Myers
Betty Martin
Miss Myers
Kary Higbie
Mirs
Ruddell
Walter Collins
Deaths in Ottawa and Cherryvale area prompt notices
Obituary notices report W L Hammond of Ottawa died in a Tula Oklahoma hospital Sunday. Irene Hammond is listed as a survivor. Other deaths include Millard Filmore Ratcliff 66 of Cherryvale found dead in his car near the Douglas Franklin County line from a seizure with services set at Bethlehem Baptist Church Cherryvale. World War I veteran and former U S Cement employee Ratcliff is survived by three sisters and one brother. Robert William Horne 72 of Ottawa died in Ransom Memorial Hospital with services to be held at Towner's Chapel. He married Cora Bebee in 1913 and is survived by five sons and a daughter and several siblings and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. L. Hammond
W. L. Hammond
221 FE
Ottawa
Tula
Okla
Irene Hammond
Tweellard
F. Ratcliffe
Millard
Filmore
Ratcliff
E. 9Th, Cherryvale
Douglas-Franklin County Line
Osse
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Cherryvale
Robert Welson
Pittsburg
Fairview
U.S. Cement Co., Inc
Buffing
Ind
Imirs
Louise Wheaton
Lawrence
Beulah Watts
Omaha
Meb
Ruthe Wheaton
Todd Ratcliff
Robert Wiliam Horne
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner’s Chapel
Charles. P. Knight
Agricola Cemetery
Mr. Horne
Rosemont
Lyndon
Cora Stella Bebee
Horne
Dora Mae McKay
Way City
Tex
Arnold Horne
Williamsburg
Norwyman Horne
Pomona
Robert Horne
Oklahoma City
Ralph Horne
Donal Horne
Byron Yates
Raton
N. M
Tr. R. Sedgwick
Stella Lane
Cresview
Collision on North Main Involves Mrs Logan and Parked Car
A car driven by Mrs Anna Logan of 1313 Willow collided with a parked car owned by Loren Mead in the 400 block of North Main at about 9 30 yesterday. Logan’s car valued at 67 dollars and the other at 59 dollars in damage. Logan was northbound and was cited for careless and inattentive driving.
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Anna Logan
Willow
Loren Mead
Paola
North Main
Gorton Shomber House Not Displayed After Sale
The Gorton Shomber House at 526 Willow Lane was misidentified in yesterday's Herald as built by Don Gorton with no mention of partner Harold Shomber of 808 Tre Xm ont. The home will not appear in the Parade of Homes as it has been sold and the new owner has possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorton - Shomber
Herald
Don Gorton
Harold Shomber
Trexmont
Willow Lane
Multitude Fares to Pay Homage to Pope John XXIII
Vatican City AP reports up to two million mourners gathered as Pope John XXIII lay in state. Vatican press says a million at dawn and another expected by sunset, police note crowd was too large to count. Msgr. Capovilla quoted the Pope’s fear of children facing war. Body to be carried to St. Peter's Square for public viewing.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Msgr
Loris Capovilla
Pope John
St. Peter’s Square
Basilica
Continue Watch For Young Driver
Ottawa city officials report ongoing effort to remove young drivers with restricted licenses from highways. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty notes sheriff's office and highway patrol assisting alongside city police, with several citations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Flaherty
Ottawa
Sheriff's Office
Highway Patrol
Robert A. Anderson
Charles Williamson
Former OU Student Gets Promotion
John F. Socolofsky of Glassboro New Jersey has been named technical service manager for Mobil International Oil Company. Based in New York City the affiliate handles Mobil's Europe Middle East Africa South America and Caribbean operations. Socolofsky rises from technical director of applied research and development on petroleum additives fuels and lubricants. He studied at Ottawa University and earned a chemistry degree from the University of Kansas in 1941. He is married to Nina Brooks of Ottawa and has a son David and daughter Diane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Socolofsky
Glassboro
N. J
Mobil International Oil Company
New York City
Socony Mobil Oil Company
Europe
Middle East
Africa
South America
Caribbean
Socolofsky
Mobil International
Marion
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Socony Mobil
Paulsboro
Burnina Brooks
Ottawa
David
Diane
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Golden in Kansas City
Mrs. Julia Ann Golden 92 mother of Francis Golden of 703 S Cedar Kansas City died June 5. Services set for 9 a.m. Friday at St James Catholic Church 39th Harrison Kansas City with rosary at 8 p.m. today at Shiel Funeral Home 6600 Independence Ave. Burial at Calvary Cemetery Plattsburg Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ann Golden
Kansas City
Francis Golden
S. Cedar
St. James Catholic Church
Harrison
Shiel
Independence Ave
Golden
Calvary Cemetery
Plattsburg, Mo
Services for Mrs. Berta Hamilton Held in Michigan Valley
Mrs. Berta Edith Hamilton died June 1. Services conducted at the Methodist Church in Michigan Valley June 4 by Rev. Ray Fenley. Pallbearers named Ben Walburn Dean Trends del Henry Wilford Herb Masethin Charles Howard Harold Wischropp. Mrs. Willis Bennett sang hymns with accompaniment by Mrs. Ethel Lutz. Burial followed in Valley Brook Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta Edith Hamilton
Methodist Church
Michigan Valley
Ray Fenley
Ben Walburn
Dean Trendel
Henry Wilford
Herb Masethin
Charles Howard
Harold Wischropp
Willis Bennett
Ethel Lutz
Valley Brook Cemetery
Poor Choice Of Words Limits Law
A 1963 Kansas law to curb justice of the peace powers will have limited effect. The attorney general says the wording excludes counties with existing county courts, which now number 74, leaving only future counties subject to the measure. Franklin County already has a county court since 1951, so the new law would not affect its justice of peace court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Justices of the Peace
Atty
William Ferguson
Justices of Peace
Ralph Skoog
R-Topeka
Skoog
House Judiciary Committee
Franklin County
Justice of Peace
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Ellis
Electrolux
Sales & Service
Hayles
Stantagans
Boys & Girls
Oxfords
O. K
City Park
Hijared Man Il
Lily
Assoss
South Water Tower
15Th
Hospital
Randle Cartes
American Hotel
Parce
Ansas
Pegsen “Kaylor
M. Sycamore
Amck
Ethel Wheeler
Eldon Taggart
Overland Park
Clyde Hopkinss
Martin Stuart
S.cecar
Gina~ster
Hopkings
Marvin Tetes
S. Mulberry
Wiliam Terobo
Tetex
Bobo
Wiliam
Shirley Cochrane
Cleveland
Mas Weulah Nurman
Cowper
Wellsville News
Lain
Tom Porter
Rena Smith
Cherryville
University of Kangas School of Medicine
John P. Feighner
Chamberlain
John
K.U
Kenneth Weatherbee
Wellsville
John Will
Kansas City Medical Center
Charles Henning
School of Medicine
Minnesota
Trobert William Horne
Blanche Lamb
Lamb
Robert Wm. Horne
Towner’s
Agricola
Kansas
John Socolofsky
Julia Golden
Berta Hamilton
Emporia
Dean Martin
Elm Street
Tancred Commandry No
K.T
R. C
Order of Malta
Fred A. Gardner
E. C
Gerald B. Harford
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock
R. A. Trowbridge
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Melvern
Household Furniture
Bank
Harold Stewart
Lawrence Livestock Sale Co
East Lith &J
Lawrence, Kas
Louis Lengel Jou Mortuoy
Leeds
Feeds
Fort
Firestone
Meteor
Briggs & Stratton
Gambles
Motorola TV & Stereo
Kroehler
Sabre
Briggs and Stratton
128 S
Kroehler Furniture
David Orchard
Baldwin, Kas
Rawleigh
Dept
Raf
Freeport
Til
Bob’s
Hill House
C-O
Ottawa Herald
Woolworth Food
General Services
Gene Powell
K. CH
Gua
Underwood
Nitcher’s
Standard
Edmiston’s
Conrad's
Ottawa Herald General Service
McCracken
Dominic
John Keenan
Herbert _ Niles
North
Lebo
International
Sporting Goods
OK Bargain Store
S. Oak
Quin's Furniture
Coronado
Malott Howe
General Electric
Freezer
White
Court House
Nitcher's
H.P. Briggs and Stratton Lawn Mower - Vinland
H. F. Timmerberg
Finch’s
Peace Corps
S. Main
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