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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1962

Page

4

Local News Briefs Include Visits, Education News, and Vandalism

The list reports several items from Ottawa area sources: the Vertus Crotts family vacationing in Denver with relatives, a Wellsville resident cited for a defective muffler, and local political caucus notices. Education updates include Steven Mudrick earning a BS in civil engineering from the University of Missouri and Francis Hubbard earning an AB in religious education from Marion College, plus Jo Archer named to the University of Kansas fine arts honor roll. Vandalism is noted as seven windows broken at Eugene Field School, while St Luke's Hospital patient updates and a public story hour at Carnegie Free Library are mentioned. The notices also cover an Ottawa employment office visit to Fayetteville, Ark, and a bridal shower hosted by Calvary Baptist Church for Gloria Sink.

Deaths: M C Davis Weds Lulu Humes End of Life in Texas

Obituary list notes the death of 74 year old McAllen Texas resident Harry C. Davis after a stroke and years of ill health. Survived by widow Lulu Humes two daughters Vera Johnson Jeanice Stafford and Cleo Pederson two sons Marion Davis and Lewis Davis a sister and a brother. Funeral arrangements pending.

Harry C. Davis McAllen Tex Mr. Davis Williamsburg Lulu, Humes Richmond Texas Vera Johnson Jeanice Stafford Cleo Pederson Port Isabel Marion Buster) Davis Lewis Davis Pharr W. P. Strawbridge Austin Frank Davis

Kiwanis Hosts Ottawa Boys Camp Evening

Ottawa Kiwanis members and families hosted 19 boys, two adult leaders, three junior leaders and families for a camp at Mears Park. After a potluck, Prof. Charles Oldfather of Kansas University led a ballad program and the boys performed skits. A Rocky Mountain National Park film from Estes, Colorado was shown to about 150 attendees.

Ottawa Kiwanis Mears Park Kiwanis Club Lowell Gish Charles Oldfather Kansas University Rocky Mountain National Park Estes Colo

Cubs Give Park Plane Ride by Ed Kasper for Scouts

Cub Scouts from Den 2 Pack 81 rode a plane tour arranged by Ed Kasper of 205 Be Wil son. Riders included Rodney Kasper Richard Graham Brice McFadden Tommy Ingle Eddie Yest Kurt Van Cleave and Mrs Robert Graham of 620 Locust Don Mother was noted as accompanying adult.

Den 2 Ed Kasper BE. Wilson Cubs Rodney* Kasper Richard Graham Brice McFadden Tommy Ingle Eddie Yest Kurt van Cleave Robert Graham Don

Hospital Notes Admissions And Births This Week

Admissions Mars Melba Farrar 818 Oak Sunday Births Mr and Mrs George Lee Lane daughter Saturday 8 Ib 1% oz Mr and Mrs Wesley Humblesaugh RFD 3 daughter Sunday 7 Ib 3% oz Mr and Mrs Dale Ackerman 507 N Oak son Monday 8 Ib 707 Mr and Mrs Theodore Smith Pomona daughter Monday 8 Ib 13 oz Dismissals Mrs Mooney Quenemo Gertrude and James Rice Melvern and Joseph Blakesley Monroe Trailer Court

George Lee Lane Wesley Humbaugh RFD Dale Ackerman Oak Theodore ‘Smith Pomona Mooney Quenemo Gertrude James Rice Melvern Joseph Blakesley Monroe Trailer Court

Antique Show Attracts Nearly Seven Hundred Attendees

The second annual Antique Show in Memorial Auditorium drew nearly 700 people, sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi three chapters. Booths doubled from last year, five dealers signed up for next year, and one dealer from Vinita Oklahoma still exhibited. Rebekah and IOOF lodges served lunch. Proceeds go to the Franklin Osage County Guidance Center. Plans for next year are already underway.

Memorial Auditorium Beta Sigma Phi Hasnttye Ohisho Rebekah IOOF Franklin - Osage County

Seven Dollars Taken From Hospital Volunteer Wallet

Ruth Wickard, a Gray Lady at Ran som Memorial Hospital, reported her purse was taken from a reception desk. A young male thief exited during her ER run, leaving with about seven dollars and her driver’s license. The handbag was recovered in the hospital parking lot. the billfold later turned up in the 700 block at Sycamore.

Ruth Wickard Ransom Memorial Hospital Sycamore

Funerals Held for Mrs Lucy Ann McClay

Services for Mrs Lucy Ann McClay who died June 5 were at Eddy Funeral Home Osawatomi June 8 Rev George Snyder officiated Ida Phares played organ selections Pallbearers were H D McGrath J J Wassmer Fred Kaiser Tom Porter L D Barnett and H J Henning all of Ottawa Burial was in Osawatomie Cemetery

Lucy Ann McClay Eddy Funeral Home Osawatomie George Snyder Ida Phares H. D. McGrath J. J. Wassmer Fred Kaiser Tom Porter L. D. Barnett H. J. Henning Ottawa Osawatomie Cemetery

Shepard Receives Honorary Degree at Dartmouth

Alan B. Shepard Jr., famed as the nation's first man in space, was awarded an honorary master of arts degree by Dartmouth College on Sunday. The honor adds to his postflight accolades as he visits his home state for the first time since his May 1961 suborbital flight, noting his New Hampshire roots in Derry where his parents still live.

Hanover N.H Alan B. Shepard Jr Dartmouth College Slaff Navy Shepard Derry

Herald Photo Gets Around

Former Ottawans in the United States react to a Herald photograph of an electric skillet filled with ducklings. C W Walker of Eugene Oregon reports seeing the picture in an Eugene newspaper. The image, shot by Herald photographer Jack Fenton, was taken at Willis Gilliland’s home 816 Cleveland. Fenton sent it to the Associated Press, explaining its wide circulation.

United States C. W., Walker Eugene Ore Lloyd Walker The Herald Jack Fenton Willis Gilliland Cleve Island Fenton Associated Press

KC Markets Report from Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep

AP dispatch notes cattle counts at 9500 head with calves 900. steers and heifers weak to 26 lower, cows 25 lower, vealers unchanged. feeders mostly steady. good to prime steers 22.00 26. hogs 5000 with barrows and gilts up to 26 higher. sows steady. lambs 50 higher. feeders steady. good to prime lambs 18.00 23.50. good to choice ewes weaker.

Kansas City

Alumni Elect Four To Baker Board Of Trustees

Baldwin four Baker University alumni were elected to the board for a year tenure by the Annual Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church in Emporia last week. They are Frank H. Driggs of Chicago North Chicago president of Fansteel Metallurgical Corp Kenneth Neal Hutchinson Clark Randall Kansas City and W Ralph Warner Kansas City president of Union National Bank. Other trustees re elected for four years include Mrs Paul Bartlett Kansas City Mrs William Guier Tulsa and Rev Doctor Ewart G Watts Pekka. Officers for 1962 63 are C Y Thomas Kansas City president Charles P Knight Ottawa vice president Robert E Russell Topeka recording secretary and G Marlin Welch Merriam financial secretary.

Kansas City William Guier Tulsa Ewart G. Watts Peka Board of Trustees C. Y. Thomas Charles P. Knight Ottawa Robert E. Russell Topeka G. Marlin Welch Merriam

Former Ottawan Hart In Crash

Mrs. Fred Watts of Oklahoma City formerly Wadine Brown of Ottawa is hospitalized in Memorial Hospital Enid Oklahoma for injuries from a car crash on Sunday June 3. Rain and gravel caused the vehicle to skid near a bridge. the car avoided a 30 foot embankment but struck the bridge. A nearby doctor provided first aid and accompanied her to the hospital.

Fred Watts Oklahoma City Wadine Brown Ottawa Memorial Hospital Enid Okla Watts Wichita

Four Charged With Speeding In 20-Mile Zones

Four cited for speeding over weekend in 20 mile zones. Anthony P. Cooley 38 of North American Hotel drove 50, Benny D Gilmore Jr 21 of 1130 N Cedar 45, John L Onneill 49 of RFD 1 Williamsburg 35, James L Kilburn 29 of Lawrence 30. Cooley and Kilburn posted bonds 30 and 10. Curtis Owen Heathman 45 of Ottawa posted bond after pleading innocent at Police Court arraignment for a drunk charge, trial set July 5. Francis E Fowler 44 of 717 5 Main arrested for drunkenness in private.

Anthony P. Cooley North American Hotel Benny D. Gilmore Jr N. Cedar John L. Onneill Williamsburg James L. Kilburn Lawrence Cooley Kilburn Curtis Owen Heathman Ottawa Francis E. Fowler Main

Hams Picnic Draws 85 Amateurs in Pomona Park

The Chippewa Amateur Radio Club hosted its first picnic Sunday at Pomona Park with 85 attendees from Osage City Emporia Kansas City and Overland Park Barry Brown of Ottawa won the 2 meter transmitter hunt John Kendall of Williamsburg won the 75 meter hunt Prizes included a microphone maps and log books.

Pomona Park

Tax Payments At Faster Pace in County Collections

County treasurer Almeda Sinclair reports 73.27 percent of the 2,481,517.58 abstract collected, totaling 1,818,264.77. Comparison shows 79.04 percent of 2,956,436.17 abstract last year and 71.67 percent of 2,278,447.71 abstract in 1959.

Almeda Sinclair

Island Main Collision Damages Two Vehicles

A pickup truck and a car sustained minor damage in a collision at Island Main about 8:30 a.m. today, police said. The truck was driven by Fred I. Kaub, 34, of 1002 N. Poplar, and the car by Earl F. Crow, 62, of 412 W. 2nd. Both were traveling south at the time of impact.

Island Main Fred I. Kaub N. Poplar Earl F. Crow

New Family At LeLoup Settles On 180 Acre Farm

WELLSVILLE Newcomers to the Wellsville LeLoup area are Mr and Mrs C E Pulver and children Carl 14 Henry 7 and Marina 6 They moved to an 180 acre farm east of Le Loup purchased a year ago They will remodel their Shawnee home and plan a new house on the property They adopted Henry in 1957 and Marina in 1958 both now American citizens Mrs Pulver is the daughter of Rev P A Rapson a pastor once active in Wellsville Kansas City and Illinois Pulver works in carpentry and farming The family owns three registered saddle horses a pony and a Tennessee Walker and may begin breeding registered saddlebred horses.

Robert Sylvester Wes Wadkins Cherry Cedar House Quenemo Phoebe Ann Burgo James An Sarah Wad‘kins Franklin Osage Ottawa Wadkins Bert Ross Allen Wadkins Calvin Wadkins Axtel Wadkins Lavern Wadkins Mary Holmes Denver Cole Helen Seyler le Loup Jake Wadkins Tacoma Wash Elisa Wadkins Ralph Edwards Wellsville Wellsville - LeLoup C. E. Pulver Carl Henry Marina LeLoup Shawnee Pulvers Athens Greece Pulver P. A. Rapson Kansas City Kas Illinois

Canada to keep 92.44 cent-dollar rate stance

Finance Minister Donald Fleming said Canada will not change the 92.44 cent per US dollar rate despite pressure. Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton told reporters he supports further devaluation toward 90 cents.

Ottawa Donald M. Fleming Canada U.S Fleming Alvin Hamilton

Kesner Golden Wedding Observed by Family in Williamsburg

Additional Society notes report Mr and Mrs Richard Kesner of Williamsburg Kansas celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 pm at their daughter's home 7311 Waverly Kansas City Kas family members including Lee W Kesner Mrs Leonard Hoens Mrs Steven Oftutt and Guy Kesner attend The elder Kesners moved to Williamsburg two years ago from Kansas City Kas where they lived 42 years He is a former City Street Car Co employee and now runs a real estate and building business.

Richard Kesner City Kas Williamsburg Charles ‘Smith Waverly Kansas Kesner Lee W Leonard Hoens Kansas City Steven Offutt Gary Ind Guy Kesner

Four Bethel Girls Attend Dodge City Convention

Four members of Bethel No. 81 Job's Daughters traveled to Dodge City for the convention and returned Saturday night. Judy Lister was elected grand 3rd messenger and Lurray Moffett named grand representative of Iowa. Mrs Letha May McCracken installed as grand marshal, with Lorraine Gross remembered at the necrology service.

Bethel No Job Dodge City Art Jensen Judy Lister Lurray Moffett Teresa Moore Judy Daugharthy Armand Bishop Parsons Letha May McCracken Phil McCracken Joyce Lynn Clark Kansas City McCracken Grand Marshall Pearl Eddie Topeka John Stuermer Kansas Lorraine Gross S. H. Vincent Ottawa Bucklin Bethel

Socialettes Princeton Circle picnic and related club notices

Socialettes Princeton Circle No 33 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic plans a picnic at Roadside Park tomorrow at noon. Zigzag Club hosts a picnic supper at Mrs B G Ottos home Wednesday at 7 pm. Soroptimist club ends season with luncheon Thursday noon at the Lofgreen building. Army Mothers meet Tuesday afternoon at Memorial Auditorium. Mrs Harry Moody and Mrs George Kersley hosted Far and Near club Thursday. nine members attended with Mrs Gene Domanish presiding and Mrs Darrell Macy winning the door prize. Next meeting at Mrs Grant Carey’s home on June 21.

Princeton Circle No the Grand Army of the Republic Road Side Park Soroptimist Harry Moody George Kersley Gene Domnanish Darrell Macy Grant Carey

Supper for Harvesters Honors Longtime Youth Worker

Thirty six members of The Harvesters fellowship group attended the supper last evening in the church hall. Mrs. Beeb. Caylor led worship and spoke on faith in God church fellow men and in ourselves. Rev. E. E. Caylor paid tribute to Mrs. H. L. Cartzdamner for 38 years serving youth. Robert Spencer led a business session. During social hours attendees, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gaddis Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Harder and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer hosted the gathering.

Harvesters Fellowship Group Beeb. Caylor Robert Spencer E. E. Caylor H. L. Cartzdamner L. C. Gaddis R. O. Harder

Mission Society votes to aid Baptist Youth Center in Manhattan

Seven members attend Appanoose Baptist Missionary meeting at Mrs. Lester Clark's home. They vote to send 5 for the Baptist Youth Center project in Manhattan, with a 5.70 offering recorded. Public notices follow about Ottawa zoning changes and the estate of C. A. Gleason with executor Raymond Bloomer.

Appanoose Baptist Missionary Lester Clark Baptist Youth Center Manhattan

Ottawa Area Farm and Livestock Auction Listings

A compiled notice lists multiple weekly and upcoming auction events and sales across Ottawa and surrounding towns. Entries name buyers sellers locations and dates including Osage City Overbrook Emporia and Ottawa with diverse items from household goods to horses and livestock.

Ernest Arnold Overbrook Kansas Emporia Livestock Sales Co Empore Franklin County Sale Co Wilson and Locust Ottawa Osage City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vertus Crotts Jr Leroy Patty V. J. Crotts Sandra Kay Wichman RFD 1 Greenwood Township Greenwood Steven Ned Mudrick Elm University of Missouri Wilky’s Pottery Pleasant View Grange Jennie Ottaway Francis Hubbard Marion College Cal Ewing Otta Fayetteville, Ark Eugene Field Richard Johnson Herald Carrier Clifford Johnson Ash St. Luke’s Hospital Snyder Pharmacy Jo Archer P. W. Archer Hickory University of Kansas School of Fine Arts Carnegie Free Library Ottawa Recreation Commission Ellis Clare Shadle Poplar Earl Crowe St. Luke's Hospital Democrat Centropolis Township Centropolis School Gloria Sink Jake Markley Calvary Baptist Church Albert. Lee Crawford W. E. Crawford Bir George Pomona High Crawford Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Marry C. Davis Robert V. Wadkins Edward T. Martin Edward Thomas Martin Turon Cedarhouse Mexico Hattie Martin James L. Martin Overland Park First Methodist Church Turon Cemetery Marshall Ramsey Vista Calif India Cannady S. Cedar California Wichitta Josephine Calhoun Los Angeles P. G. Ramsey Colony Christopher Schoonover Christopher Lee Schoonover Charles Schoonover Charles C Norma Sue (Brown) Schoonover J. W. Schoonover Lloyd Brown C. L. Campbell Chanute L. W. Brown Hutchinsom Towner's Chapel Highland Cemetery Roy W. Browning Kiwanis Mars Melba Farrar Baker Board Ottawan Hart Stewart South Water Tower 15Th Lambs Otawa Lamb B. G. Otto Army Towner’s Chapel Mission Society City Planning Commission Lindel Chism Towlt Sheldon Planning Commission Dwight Haworth Harold Pettly State of Kansas Franklin County C. A. Gleason Clarence A. Gileason Clarence A. Gleason Raymond Bloomer Myers Bros Centropolis Howard Pranklin County Sale Locust & Wilson Earl Lee Michigan Valey Jack Nelson Overbrook Liveatock Bale Overbrook Kansec Allen County Livestock Auction Gas City Printy Harold Stewart Charles Beatty Harold Charles Lyndon Ottawa Livestock Commission Co Weat Wilson John W. Berry Ottawa Livestock Comm. Co Bob Cowdin Salvage Yard Agle Jim Poe Iron and Metal Co W. Wilson @t Sseessseusseene George Huddleston Vina M. King King Family Forest Park Ottawa Herald A. F. Lewis County Farm General Services Cleveland Palamino Stud Service Lee Figgins KNAPP Lee Carter Conrad's Painters Standard Rendering Co Ottawa Herald General Services McCracken Electric Cecil Beatty Ottawa Livestock Commission Company West Wilson Street Wisconsin Otto Vanderburg North Prairie Antonio and Chico Jr Bauck Bros Vassar Scott's
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