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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
4
The Worthwhile Unit will meet at 2 p.m. Monday June 10 at Mrs. Ruby Becker’s residence 325 Elm. Also mentions nearby ads and local notices including Veterans Administration, airman recruits, and a cruelty charge filed by Mrs Cloé J Smith against Russell Franklin County.
Sue McKinley, 1962 Ottawa High graduate and KU sophomore, joins The Ottawa Herald news staff for part of the summer. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Berles McKinley of S Main. An English major, she was associate editor of the Ottawa High School newspaper and co author of Cyclone Doins a weekly Herald column on OHS activities.
Clifford Hersch of Topeka formerly Ottawa died Thursday afternoon. Services set for Saturday at 11 am at Pehwell Mortuary West 10th Topeka with burial in Memorial Lawn Cemetery Emporia. Family will be at the mortuary this evening between 7 and 9 p.m. He graduated Ottawa High School in 1916 and attended Ottawa University where he played football.
A Wellsville community gathering celebrated Baker University graduate Alan Schendel with his family and 195th commencement honors. Lois Schendel also graduated Wellsville High School, and the Schendel family marked a marriage with a reception at Collins House hosted by Rev. and Mrs. William Scarborough.
Dr. 5.M. Pady, former Ottawa University faculty and current Kansas State University plant science scientist, travels to Pau Basse Pyrenee, France, Sept 2 13 for an international epidemiology and biometeorology symposium. He will present papers on aerobiological sampling rust spores in air and wheat rust epidemics.
Hospital notes list admissions for Robert Lewis Brown at 619 Hickory Thursday Mrs Ralph Stadel of Quenemo Joseph Weethree at 923 N Mulberry Friday births include a Paola family baby. Dismissals note Jack Allen Shawnee Stephanie Cochrane 208 S Ash and Leslie Wheat with infant son 602 8 Elm Friday.
Franklin County clerk Bruce Spears reports only six of thirteen townships filed 1963 budgets above 120, due to the county road unit system shifting road and bridge duties to the county road department. Budgets under 200 need not publish in the official paper, with townships under that threshold including Appanoose Polis Franklin Greenwood Lincoln Hayes Ohio Pomona Richmond and Williamsburg. Some townships carry special road levies and cemetery costs, such as Pottawatomie with 61 base plus 25 000 levy, Peoria with 25 000 levy and 576 cemetery budget, and Homewood with 25 000 levy and cemetery operations. Other listed budgets: Cutler 711 Harrison 261 Ottawa 490.
The Williamsburg High School District approved the creation of a Williamsburg Recreation Commission and added 400 dollars for financing. The city council had earlier approved 225 dollars, with the grade school district set to act tonight. The plan envisions representation from the city council and the two districts, funding to hire a director and buy supplies for a citywide recreation program.
PRINCE TON A budget of 138 604 20 was approved at the annual meeting of Rural Joint High School District 10 last night at Princeton The district school board was increased from three to five members A general fund of 126 284 20 and a special transportation fund of 12 410 was approved for the next school year Ralph McCren aiid Louis Sobba both of Richmond are the two new members of the board Raymond Wagner Richmond was re elected Ben Chrisjohn Lane and Joe McAuliffe Princeton were not up for re election The five members will meet at a later date to select a board director clerk and treasurer
Pomona High School District patrons approved eight thousand dollars for a lighted athletic field and for a metal shop building. They voted to continue contracting school bus service for a private individual rather than for the school to own buses. New board members elected are James Parks for three years Ed Trendel for two years and Elwin Henry for one year.
The Marais des Cygnes Drainage District No. 1 proposes a $1,675 budget for 1964. Ray V. Smith, district secretary, filed the budget with Franklin County clerk detailing $100 compensation for officers, $250 attorney and $250 engineer salaries, $25 publication expenses, $1,000 levee repair, and $50 miscellaneous.
In Franklin County Kansas a petition by Rollin G Cole executor of the estate of Sarah A Cole deceased seeks authorization to sell real estate for debts and admin expenses. The undivided one half in Lots 261 263 265 267 on Main Street Pomona and undivided three fourths in Lots 178 178 180 on West A Street Pomona are affected. Defenses due by June 4 1963 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. If none judgment will be entered.
Ambassadors Club discounts a dependable Clinton engine with 24 percent cast iron sleeves priced to sell at 29.95. The offer targets workshop owners and hobbyists seeking durable power units, with emphasis on cost efficiency and reliability.
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