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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1964

Page

4

Local briefs list residents with injuries, arrests, and sales

Edward Woodsum of Ottawa FD 4 remains at Research Hospital Kansas City in room 425-4. Mary Hendrix confined at home with a foot injury. A yard sale is set for Monday June 8 from 8 to 3 at 721 Princeton Street. Frank Hopkins Jr. daughter and USN member Frank Hopkins III aboard USS Bennington in a Philippines naval exercise. James Watkins, 20, of Topeka arrested for running a red light at Sun and Main. Mrs John W Robinson reports a rock thrown through her window at 909 S Mulberry. Howard Reineman reports a 24 inch Schwinn bicycle stolen from 819 S Hickory. Bernice Ganong, Ten nyson Welty Bland, Ottawa, and Mary Davis of Williamsburg attend KU Elementary Education workshop June 2-13. Mr and Mrs Fred Certain of Garnett attend world Christian Science meeting in Boston. They plan to meet a daughter in Europe.

Bernice Ganong Tennyson Welty Bland Ottawa Mary Davis Williamsburg University of Kansas Fred Certain, Garnett The Christian Science Church Boston Europe

Miss Ottawa Entrants Head to Miss Kansas Pageant

Ottawa residents Joan Wilkens and chaperone Mrs. David Laury plan to travel to Pratt for the Miss Kansas contest, Wednesday through Saturday. Executives Russell Crites and Jack Day depart Friday to cover the final two days, with Dr. Don McKelvey and wife leaving Saturday for the last day. the pageant emphasizes overall performance and local presentation.

Joan Wilkens David Laury Pratt Russell Crites Jack Day Don McKelvey McKelvey

Park Fires 576 Officials in South Korea

President Chung Hee Park dismissed 576 government officials including a cabinet vice minister to quiet student demonstrations. Premier Chung Ilkwon announced the purge without naming individuals and ordered a probe into government scandals cited by protesters.

Seoul South Korea Chung Hee Park Chung Il- Kwon Park

Long Lost Cash Returned After 18 Years in Coffeyville

In Coffeyville Kansas Noah Walborn received an anonymous letter with $125 and a request to publish an acknowledgment in the paper. The money had been missing for 18 years with no explanation of its whereabouts.

Coffeyville, Kan Noah Walborn Coffeyville

Governors Seek To State GOP Principles

Republican governors sought agreement on a principles statement to present to the GOP convention platform committee. The draft favored civil rights, compulsory Social Security, and U.N. membership, contrasting with Barry Goldwater who urged voluntary Social Security and U.N. withdrawal should Red China be admitted. The session failed to finalize but produced a party line vote on civil rights.

Jack Bell Cleveland Ohio Barry Goldwater Mark O. Hatfield Oregon San Francisco United States United Nations Goldwater Dwight D. Eisenhower Senate China GOP Tim Babcock Montana Resolutions Committee Grant Sawyer Nevada Babcock Edward T. Breathitt Kentucky Congress Breathitt Nelson A. Rockefeller New York William W. Scranton Pennsylvania George Romney Michigan Arizona

Bell Seeks 5.7 Million Rate Hike In Kansas

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co asks the Kansas Corporation Commission for an estimated 5.7 million dollar yearly rate increase. If granted at current 6.59 percent return, the company would see about 2.4 million more annually by adjusting plant value to 202 million. Witnesses from the company and observers from GSA and Marysville attended. The case traces back to 1959 when the commission set the return, a Shawnee County court upholding higher figures, and the Kansas Supreme Court affirming 6.59 percent with refunds totaling about 7.6 million already being made.

Topeka Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Kansas Corporation Comemission R. A. Acker Commission William L. Mitchell Mitchell J. M. Good St. Louis Kansas Supreme Court

Wreck Kills Jazz Pianist Meade Lewis in Crash Near Minneapolis

Jazz pianist Meade Lux Lewis, 58, from Los Angeles, died after his car collided on a suburban highway night. Passenger Jimmy Dobbins, 19, of Minneapolis, was fatally injured. Lewis had just concluded a club engagement and was driving away when the crash occurred.

Minneapolis Meade (Lux) Lewis Jimmy Dobbins Lewis Los Angeles

Area Boys Hold Offices in American Legion Boys State

Fifteen area boys are among 282 Kansas high school students named to appointive offices in the American Legion Boys State. Appointed to the House of Representatives are Roger Buck Ottawa Jim Turner Bald win Thurston Wallace Ottawa P R Kapp Osawatomie Don Anderson Garnett Frank Kitt rell Paola John Brockway Ottawa James Baxter Pomona Jim Lederer Pomona Ron Arnold Baldwin and David Fickel Paola. Those named to the Senate are Tony Zerbe Ottawa Greg Gilroy Ottawa and James Baxter Pomona.

Kansas Senate House of Representatives American Legion Roger Buck Ottawa Jim Turner Baldwin Thurston Wallace P. R. Kapp Osawatomie Don Anderson Garnett Frank Kittrell Paola John Brockway James Baxter Pomona Jim Lederer Ron Arnold David Fickel

Meany Calls For Jobs For All Men

AFL CIO president George Meany urged labor unions at a Johnson organized conference to open apprenticeship programs to all applicants regardless of race. He noted it would take time and courage but is achievable, as Hobart Taylor Jr. argued that old guild traditions hinder merit and equal opportunity. The session drew about 75 leaders from 50 international unions with more than 100 expected for further talks.

Washington George Meany Afl-Cio Meany Johnson Hobart Taylor Jr

Police Arrest Driver After Dundee Street Collision

A 1962 Ford driven by Frank William Gedman, 24, failed to avoid a dog or cat and struck Donald F. Humphrey's parked 1962 Ford on Dundee Street. Damages were $125 to Gedman's car and $100 to Humphrey's. Humphrey's vehicle was parked facing east near 100 Dundee. Gedman was arrested for driving without a valid Kansas license.

Ford Frank William Gedman S. Hickory Donald F. Humphrey S. Ash Gedman Humphrey Dundee Street Heathman Oil Co

Deaths GEORGE WALTER HAY

George Walter Hay age 37 of Tucson Ariz died June 5 at Gallup New Mexico after illness since 1949 He was born May 12 1927 in Franklin County He married Betty Elrod March 5 1964 in Tucson Surviving are his wife three brothers three sisters and several nieces and nephews Services 11 a m Thursday at Arizona Mortuary Tucson burial South Lawn Cemetery Tucson

George Walter Hay Tucson Ariz Gallup N. M Franklin County Hay Pomona High School Betty Elrod S. P. Hay Norwalk Ohio Jessie Hay Platt City Owen Hay Kansas City Mabel Hay Ottawa Erma Fredricks Williamsburg Better Cox Pomona Arizona Mortuary South Lawn Cemetery

Wendy Roecker infant dies in Sault Ste. Marie

Wendy Sue Roecker infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Roecker died Friday in Sault Ste Marie Michigan Graveside services set for 11 am Wednesday at Ruhamah Cemetery officiating Rev A B Shoemaker Surviving parents grandparents and great relatives listed including residents of Ottawa RFD Osawatomie Downey California Burlington and Garnett, church members.

Wendy Sue Roecker Leroy Roecker Sault Ste, Marie Mich Ruhamah Cemetery Ottawa Sault Ste. Marie Ralph Bloomer Rantoul Ernest Roecker Jessie Roecker Osawatomie E. Bloomer Wilch W. J. Thomas Downey Calif Pete J. Roecker S. Willow Sadie Mersham Burlington Ida Mills Garnett Ruhamah Baptist Church

Bullets Kill Texas Youth in Midnight Chase

Amarillo police say a midnight gun battle on city streets left patrolman William Meadows dead and 14 year old Jimmy May killed in a stolen pickup. A 15 year old driver Felix Fesmire wounded. a second 15 year old wounded. chase followed by state troopers. Investigators link the youths to Boys Ranch welfare facility and possible farm robbery and shooting of a cowboy.

Amarillo Tex Jim Keith William Meadows Meadows Jimmy May Felix Fesmire Keith Boys Ranch

Bids Opened for Vassar Water Project

Mercury Construction Company of Wichita won the Vassar Water district contract with a bid of 145,794.50 versus an engineer estimate of 160,000. The project will supply running water to 41 farm families two housing developments near Pomona Lake and the Vassar State Park area.

Mercury Construction Company Wichita Vassar Water District Water District Vassar Pomona Lake Vassar State Park

Kansas City Markets Report Eggs and Livestock Prices

AP Kansas City markets report shows varying egg prices for large medium and small eggs with wholesale rates and poultry figures for heavy and light hens, capons, ducks, and Missouri Arkansas live fryers. Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep prices listed with ranges for steers heifers feeders and lambs. market activity notes steadiness and minor increases.

Kansas City Missouri Arkansas

Ruby worth thousands found in Georgia woman's bucket

FRANKLIN N C AP A Georgia housewife, Mrs David Stock of Daw son Ga, found an 86 50 carat ruby worth about 4325 at the Old Shuler mine near Franklin while buying six dirt buckets for one dollar. Jim Brinkman, a local gem shop operator, valued the ruby at fifty dollars per carat. The mine has a tourist fee for try your luck.

Franklin N.C Georgia Old Shuler Here David Stock Dawson Stock Jim Brinkman

Petition in estate of Claude Summers filed in Franklin County

First published May 25 1964 and last published June 8 1964 notice to all concerned that Muriel L Devine administratrix petitions for final settlement and auth orization of her accounts fees and expenses and that court will determine heirs and assign remaining real and personal property. Defenses must be filed by June 10 1964 at 9 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas. Anderson and Byrd attorneys for administratrix.

State of Kansas Muriel L. Devine Claude Summers Ottawa

Farm sale and livestock auctions listed in Pomona and nearby towns

Myers Bros. announces open dates for farm and household sales every Saturday at 7:00 p.m. in Pomona Kansas with household furniture and misc. Next door to the Bank Pomona. Mrs Stuart Thurber farm sale June 9 11 a.m. Overbrook sale details include Robertson Motor Co Pomona Council Grove and gas city livestock auctions every Wednesday and Friday through the area. Harold Stewart listed contact.

Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa Franklin County Sale Company Howard Meyers Pomona Bank Kansas Stuart Thurber Overbrook Kas Overe Broon New County Gas City Council Grove Harold Stewart

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edward Woodsum Research Hospital Kansas’ City Hills Mary Hendrix Princeton Street Adv Frank A. Hopkins USN Frank Hopkins Jr S. Locust Bennington Philippines Dykstra. Adv James B. Watkins Sun and Main Cypress John W., Robinson S. Mulberry Howard Reineman Hickory Ottawans Scranton Eisenhower Gettysburg Akron Richard M. Nixon Kay Jarvis Herald Kansas University School of Journalism Bell Wreck Kills Bud Hollander National Biscuit Company Raymond G. Ingenphron Red Rooster Tony Zerbe Greg Gilroy By Neil Gilbride Ottawa Herald Page Texas Clyde Kohler Kohler Lit Ranch Vassar Water Lamb Legals State of Kansas Anderson and Byrd Cliff Gibson H. P Otasco U.S. Civil Service Lincoln Service C-O Givness Neuer ‘Bybiu Ottawa, Herald General Services Rex Hiner Ironings Knapp Lee Carter Robert Reed Printy Ben Printy Cap N. Main Printy and Son Sacred Heart Altar Society S. Cedar Jack Nelson
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