Franklin County cigarette revenue share for quarter ends May 31 1965
Franklin County received 8905.82 of the net cigarette revenue for the quarter ending May 31 1965 from a total of 948496.99 of cigarette stamp revenue collected and prorated among Kansas counties. Billy Graham program listed. Ronald L. Keefer promoted to Lance Corporal in the Marine Corps. Dr N E Naylor injured in a one car accident on K-38 near Wellsville and hospitalized. Basil Kelsey of 415 S Map le received a Bachelor of Law from University of Virginia as part of 1170 conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Ronald L. Keefer
Wesley Burgoon
N. Poplar
Marine Corps
Basil Kelsey
S. Maple
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Unification vote at Wellsville board meeting reviewed
Ottawa Community Theater Players hold an annual meeting and board election at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Anchor Savings Association basement. Members and interested individuals are urged to attend. The text also notes a June 4 vote on unification timing and various unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
State Department
Ottawa Community Theater Players
Anchor Savings Asociation
Social Security visit in Kansas City Wednesday
R A Nitschke social security field representative for the Kansas City district will be at the Social Welfare Office from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday June 9. Persons seeking to file for benefits or conduct other social security business should see Mr Nitschke during this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Nitscke
Social Security
Kansas City
Social Welfare
Nitschke
Navy man departs Mayport for Med deployment
Gunner's Mate Third Class Joseph P. Bell son of Bert Bell leaves Mayport Florida on May 17 to join the destroyer USS Stribling for an extended Sixth Fleet deployment in the Mediterranean aboard the naval vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Bell
USN
Bert Bell
RFD 3
Mayport
Fla
Stribling
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Michael Lee Shepard Receives Football Letter at Emporia College
Michael Lee Shepard son of Mr and Mrs W P Shepard of 585 Willow Lane earned an athletic letter for his football participation during the 1964 65 school year at the College of Emporia. Shepard is a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lee Shepard
W. P. Shepard
Willow Lane
College of Emporia
Shepard
Alfonso A Magees Jr Receives ROTC Commission at KU
Alfonso A Magees Jr son of Mr and Mrs Alfonso A Magees Sr 521 S Cherry joined about 60 KU graduating senior men in a joint Army Naval and Air Force ROTC ceremony and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso A, Mages JR
Alfonso A, Magees Sr
S. Cherry
Kansas University
Army
Mages
Air Force Reserve
Rosemary Crist Attends State Extension Subcommittee Meeting
Rosemary Crist Franklin County home economics agent is in Manhattan today for a subcommittee meeting of the State Extension Program Committee. Miss Crist represents the home economics agents of the state on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Crist
Franklin County
Manhattan
Miss Crist
Richard M Latimer graduates and pursues law degree
Richard Michael Latimer son of Mr and Mrs L W Latimer of 932 S Main graduated from Washburn University Topeka with aBachelor's degree in business administration He is now enrolled in Washburn University Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Michael Latimer
L. W. Lateimer
S. Main
Washburn University
Topeka
Washburn University Law School
Gerald L Cloud Earns Education Masters at Missouri
Gerald Lee Cloud of 8208 Eln received a Master of Education degree on June 8 from the University of Missouri marking the completion of his graduate program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Lee Cloud
University of Missouri
Ottawa High junior missing from honor roll list
Larry Lewis, Ottawa High School junior, was omitted from yesterday's Herald honor roll. Larry received honors for the spring semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lewis
Ottawa
Herald
Larry
Stephanie Allen Earns Music Degree at Wichita State
Stephanie Jo Allen of Springfield Missouri granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Glen F Weten 19 Rockwood Drive received a Bachelor of Arts in music from Wichita State University on June 6 in a spring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie JO Allen
Springfield, Mo
Glen F. Weten
Rockwood Drive
Wichita State Univversity
Funeral set for Charles Avery Murray in Wellsville
Charles Avery Murray died June 7 in Santa Fe Hospital Topeka. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Coughlin Chapel Wellsville with Rev. Gayel Bender officiating. Burial in Wellsville Cemetery. He was a Santa Fe section foreman with 30 years railroad service. Born March 13 1910 Delavan Kansas he married July 13 1935. Surviving His wife Idyl Murray son Richard Airman Apprentice on USS America daughters Gail Wickham Bonner Springs and Carol Smith Kansas City parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray Ottawa brothers Ralph Murray Ottawa Lewis D Murray Glenwood Springs Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Avery Murray
Santa Fe
Topeka
Coughlin
Richard
Gail Wickham
Bonner Springs
Carol Smith
Kansas City
Charles Murray
Ottawa
Ralph Mureray
Lewis D. Mureray
Glenwood Springs
Colo
County 4 H Agent Quits
John Cagle resigns as Franklin County club agent after three months. He will lead the Jackson County office starting June 16 with a higher salary. Cagle is a 1964 OSU graduate who previously worked in Abilene and lives at 609 S Main with a one year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cagle
Franklin County
Jackson County
Cagle
Ross Nelsson
Franklin County Extension Council Executive Board
Glen Hayward
S. Main
Extension Board
Jackeson
Oklahoma State University
Abilene
Ottawa
Hayward
Frankelin County
Jackson
State
Franklin County 4 H members head to state events
Two groups of Franklin County 4 H members planned state events from June 7 to 11. The largest group of 17 members and a leader leave for the 4 H Round Up at Kansas State University Manhattan while four girls attend the state music camp at Rock Springs Ranch. An electric judging contest at Memorial Auditorium Carroll Glanville of Kansas City Power and Light Company announced placings with Bill Anderson Rainbow 4 H Club first with 198 of 200, Joe Baucom Pottawatomie Valley 197, Bob Krueger 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Rock Springs Ranch
Memorial Auditorium
Carrol Glanville
Kanesas City Power and Light Company
Glanville
Bill Anderson
Rainbow 4Eh
Joe Baucom
Pottawatomie Valley
4-H
Bob Krueger
Area Graduates Receive Degrees at KU Commencement
Eighteen Ottawa area graduates joined 2,868 students earning degrees and certificates in the 93rd annual Kansas University commencement. Names and hometowns include Judith Lister, Karen Indall, Janet Dunstān, Walter Degenel, Martha Moser, Delton Masenthin, Patricia Barnes, Deanna Moore, Muriel Freeeman Nyström, Karen Layland, Linda Lews, Thaddeus Sims, Julia Taylor, Jane Breckenridge, Marilyn Mannen, John Feighner, Keith Gilliland, and Evan Winters from Paola, Lyndon, Overbrook, Osage City, Vassar, and nearby rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Virginia Moser
Lyneson
B.S
Delton A. Masenthin
Vassar
Patricia Sue Barnes
Osage City
Deanna Ruth Moore
Lyndon and Meuriel Ann Freeeman Nystrom
Overbrook
B. S
Karen Jean Layland
Paola
Linda Kay Leweis
Thaddeus Michael Sims
Julia Elenora Taylor
Jane Lee Breckenridge
Louisburg
B. A
Marilyn Kay Mannen
Death of Russell C. King Soldier, World War I veteran
Russell Charles King, 70, former Ottawa resident, died Sunday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Kansas City. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday with burial in Highland cemetery. Born August 1, 1895 in Cledes Ohio, he lived in Cincinnati and Kansas City before settling in Ottawa. Survived by wife La Rue Dodge, two sons Jerry Lee and Orthon, three brothers, two sisters, and three grandchildren. He was a World War I veteran and a Teamsters Union member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. King
Russell Charles King
Ottawa
Veteran Administration
Kansas City
Highland Cemetery
Charles P. Knight
King
Cledes
Ohio
Cincinnati
la Rue Dodge
Teamsters Union No. 41
RFD 3
Warsaw
Jerry Lee King
Orthon
Lakewood
Calif
RFD
Towneer
Kansas
Kan
la Rue
Ind
K.C. Mo
Ortho C
State Legislatures Fight Death Toll On U S Highways
CHICAGO AP State legislatures are counter attacking in the nation s long and losing battle against highway accidents which now kill about 125 Americans daily. Lawmakers pass seat belt laws, speed limits, and patrol funding as 13 710 traffic deaths occurred in the first four months, a 2 rise. Ohio Montana Iowa New York Oklahoma Nebraska and others adopt front seat belt rules and related safety measures. Also noted are drive license age increases and stricter vehicle safety inspections while a Maryland plan targets junked cars and defective vehicles. Earle Easdale, 79, Ottawa area resident, veteran farmer and peace officer, died at Cedar House Nursing Home after long illness. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Montana
North Dakota
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Iowa
Nebraska
Maryland
State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Nevada
Georgia
Colorado
Utah
Indiana
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Earle Easdale
Willow
Franklin County
Cedar House
Lamb Funeral Home
Easdale
Gardner
Ottawa
Lone Elm
Maude Etta Dutcher
First Christian Church
Harold Crockett
RFD
Henry Collins
Lawerence
Eldon E. Easedale
Harbour City
Calif
Cecil Ogg
Holton
Donald Easdale
Mountain Home
Ark
Foundation Receives 500 Ford Grant
The Kansas Foundation Of Private Colleges and Universities will receive a $500 grant from the Ford Motor Company. Ottawa and Baker Universities are members of the foundation. The grant, among 39 totaling $87,500, is part of a broader distribution to state and regional educational associations. The Ford grant is not connected to the Ford Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Foundation of Private Colleges and Universities
Finc
Ford Motor Company
Ottawa
Baker
Ford Foundation
King Hassan II Assumes All Power in Morocco Crisis
King Hassan II said in a broadcast that he would wield all executive powers after failing to form a coalition government amid a crackdown on student uprisings. He cited efforts to stabilize the government following troop actions and casualties in Mo rocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
Hassan
Navy Seeks Increase of About Eleven Thousand Personnel
Washington AP reports the Navy, stressed by wartime demands in Vietnam, proposes boosting its strength by roughly 11 000 officers and enlisted sailors. The plan aims to expand capacity for naval operations and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Viet Nam
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted in Local Listings
Admission notes list Mrs. Floyd Mains Garnett Mrs. Ruby McCartney 604 S Cedar Mrs. Lucille Sowers 118 S Oak Charles Chilcote 838 S Oak Sharon Mace 733 W Poplar Mrs. Stella Barnhart Ottawa RFD 4 Monday John Gleason 420 W 4th Donna Bunch 724 E 10th Tuesday Dismissals include Rodney Tedrow 803 S Poplar Mrs. Floyd Mains Garnett Mrs Bert Krull 302 S Sycamore Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Mains
Garnett
Ruby McCartney
Cedar
Lucille Sowers
S. Oak
Charles Chilcote
Sharon Mace
Poplar
Stella Barnhart
Ottawa
Rfd
John Gleason
Donna Bunch
Rodney Tedrow
Popelar
Bert Krull
Sycaemore
Grad Accepts Kindergarten Teaching Post in Missouri
Cheryl Lou Petty daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Petty 736 N Main has accepted a teaching position with the Hickman Mills Elementary School System Missouri for the 1965 66 school year. She will teach kindergarten. Miss Petty graduated in May from the Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia with a B S in education a 1961 graduate of Ottawa High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Lou Petty
J. M. Petty
N. Main
Hickman Mills
Missouri
Miss Petty
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Ottawa High School
Summer School To Begin At OU
Ottawa University opens its summer semester with an 8:30 a.m. registration in Myers Library. Four sessions run June to August with morning classes Mon through Fri. Regular faculty teach courses across departments and assist at registration. A Summer Achievement session from June 27 to August 13 targets 50 high school students seeking fall admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Myers
Facclty
Hogs Cattle and Lamb Prices at Kansas City Market Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher and sows up 25, barrows and gilts 1-3 190-240 lb 2225-75, 1-3 240-270 lb 22,00-50, 300-400 lb sows 19,25-20,25. Sheep 1,500 head with lambs 25-50 lower, ewes steady. spring slaughter lambs 27,25-75, choice and prime 28,00, good and choice 26,00-27,00. Cattle 4,000 head calves 100, steers, heifers and cows steady to 25 lower. calves and feeders steady. choice slaughter steers 28,50, good and choice 26,00-27,25. Utility cows 14,25-17,00. good and choice calves 17,50-22,00. choice feeder steers 24,50-27,00. good and choice heifers 20,00-23,25. choice steer calves 25,00-27,00. good and choice heifers calves 21,00-23,50. Kansas City AP Produce unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
OJHS Honor Roll High Honors and Honors Lists
OJHS Honor Roll includes High Honors for Ninth Grade Barbara Gentry and Terry Ann James. Honors and High Honors lists cover Eighth and Seventh grades with numerous students named, including Dolores Rae Anderson, Janet Anderson, Mary LeBugner, Sharon Buress, and many others across grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gentry
Terry Ann James
Dolores Rae Andereson
Janet Anderson
Mary le Bugner
Sharon Buress
Roger Cummings
Lynda Louise Dale
Thomas Drake
Rebecca Fisher
Ann Gensman
Phillip Gibson
George Hughes
Patty Lambert
Loren Matthews
Karen McKenzie
Robert Meyer
Linda Mietchen
Linda Montgomery
Thomas Mulcahey
Judith Northway
Roy Pahlman
Ted Queen
Ronald Ratliff
Becky Reynolds
Gregory Reynolds
Joan Ross
Nancy
Barbara Jane Bennett
Douglas Underwood
Car Thieves Are Caught
A 14 year old Ottawa boy confessed that he and two others stole a 1961 Chevrolet convertible from Bob White Motor Co. and drove it to Olathe. Police spotted the trio as the car was backed into the Ottawa lot on Keokuk and Main, and they fled on sight before officers pursued. The chief identified officers Alfred Rybolt and Glenn White in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Olathe
Bob White Motor Co
Keokuk
Main
Eugene Flaherty
Alfred Rybolt
Glenn White
Two Join News Staff at Ottawa Herald
Two reporters from the University of Kansas return to the Ottawa Herald staff for summer and permanent positions. Suellen McKinley, a reporter, will be a KU junior in the fall and also fill in as copy reader. Don Black, a reporter photographer, recently earned a bachelor of science from KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Ottawa Herald
Suellen McKinley
Don Black
Herald
Black
Miss McKinley
Ottawa County Court Pleas Guilty On Traffic Charges
County Court records show David Huger 33 Paola pleaded guilty to a bad check for 20 dollars and received a 10 day sentence plus costs. Henry Dewey Jr. 35 Independence Mo cited May 29 for improper passing. forfeited 10 dollars and costs. James Hicks 29 Cherryvale cited May 30 on I-35 had no daily log book, pleaded guilty and fined 5 dollars plus costs. James Kirkland 34 Hutchinson fined 15 dollars and costs for proper passing after pleading guilty. Thomas Heffern 31 Kansas City Mo found guilty of no daily log book. fined 10 dollars and costs. second speeding charge dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Huger
Paola
Huger
Henry H. Dewey Jr
Ottawa
James D. Hicks
Cherryevale
LeLoup
James L. Kirkland
Hutcheinson
Thomas L. Heffern
Kanesas City
marriage licenses for Bartak and Milton
Clement E. Bartak aged 27 of Belleville and Judith A. Milton aged 20 of Ottawa obtain a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement E. Bartak
Belleville
Judith A. Milton
Ottawa
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Billy Graham
N. E. Naylor
Wellsville City
St. Joseph Hospital
Eliis
Norma Dale Caleb, Garnett
Garfield School
University of Kansas Medical Center
Sweet Adelines
Bake Sale
Wed, Gas Service Co
Adv
Peoria
Eub Church
George Adkins
S. Cedar
Wadsworth Hospital
Charles A. Murray
Nual
Judith Evelyn Lister
Rockswood Drive
B.A
Kareen Indall
Ash
Janet Sue Dunstan
Orchard Drive
Walter L. Denegel
John P. Feighner
Keith Earl Gilliland
Poemona
Evan Ray Winters
Princeton
Foundation
Ford Grant
King Hassan Takes
Navy
Ae al
Grad
Cheryl Petty
Jus Engle
Lamb
Nancy Allen
Carol Anderson
Devra Barber
David Bien
Susan Brandt
Linda Bristow
Barbara Bundy
Ronald Burkedell
Richard Byrd
Martha Coffman
Catherine Crockett
Bill Dieterich
Gary Floyd
Connie Fredericks
Stephanie Gillette
Betty Hegarty
Jay Hoglund
Janice Hughes
Barbara Ann Hull
Louis Kelly
Sarah Jane Killough
David Salman
Valerie Ledom
Gary Leitenaker
Cathy Lewis
Linda Logan
David Mudrick
Phillip Nesbit
James Nesch
Patricia Perez
Joan Price
Vickie Ratliff
Pamela Reddick
Robert Rice
Jane Robson
Dale Sauer
Nancy Schmidt
Kathryn Showalter
Dolly Smith
Gail Snook
Donald Stevens
David Thayer
James Lee VanFossan
James Bacon
Patcy Baxter
Ronnie Bledsoe
Margaret Bowers
Keith Boyer
Leeanne Bush
Dean Dennison
Nancy Gaynor
Susan Geiss
Paula Jo Gilroy
Donna Mae Haas
Martha Hashman
Danny Heckman
Sheri Hewitt
Richard Hopkins
Joycelyn Jones
Cynthia Kersley
Barbee Kissinger
Steven Kloster
Debra Kramer
Pamela Laury
Sandra Mace
Sandra Montegomery
Kathryn Nesch
Connie Pope
Marla Prentice
Carol Reams
Bradford
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