Police Court reports May cases and fines
Police Court handled 56 cases in May and collected 1 184 in fines. Rum Sale Memorial Auditorium Lat June 18 8 am Adv. Lloyd B Erickson 20 Rockwood Dr was arrested Wednesday for speeding 30 mph in a 20 mph zone. Copy Work Framing Wrights Studio Adv. A divorce was granted Wednesday to David O Close 1027 N Mulberry from Margaret Close of Bruley Maho Custody of one child awarded to Mr Close. Robertson Used Car Lot will be open evenings for shopping. Adv. USAF Recruiting Detachment in Kansas City Mo recognized Ed Haley of Haley and Shinn for aiding Sgt Claude Rish by providing office space. Public auction and supper church lawn Friday June 12 Sale 7:30 supper 6:00 Calvary Baptist Church 925 W 7th. Adv. A divorce granted Wednesday to Patsy I Gage from James M Gage both of Ottawa Custody of one child to Mrs Gage. Rummage Sale Fri and Sat 8 to 12 J C Rooms above Wassmer's Store. Adv. Rev Lester Fogle missionary speaks 7:45 pm Calvary Baptist Church 925 W 7th. Rev David Sullivan chaplain this week at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Brad Shoemaker Ottawa RFD 1 not released from Ransom Memorial Hospital as reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USAF
Kansas City
Ed Haley
Haley and Shinn
Claude Rish
Gravenstein Leads Knights of Columbus Council 3018
George Gravenstein 405 E. Sth was elected grand knight of Knights of Columbus Council No. 3018. Other officers elected include Larry Wassmer deputy grand knight Al Mages chancellor John Schulte recorder Marvin Klein treasurer Clarence Carpenter advocate Eldon Mahoney warden William Magrath inside guard C E Abelaker outside guard and Bill McLaughlin trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gravenstein
Sth
Knights of Columbus Council
Larry Wassmer
S. Cherry
al Mages
John Schulte
Ash
Marvin Klein
Maple
Clarence Carpenter
RFD
Eldon Mahoney
William Magrath
Cedar
C. E. Abelaker
Willow
Bill McLaughlin
E. 6Th
Burlingame Teen Killed in Kansas Car Crash
In Dover Kansas two teens died when two cars collided one and a half miles northwest of town near the Shawnee Waubansee county line. Jerry Lee Herrick 16 Burlingame and Robert Eddy 16 Maple Hill and Darrel Dean Renbarger 17 Topeka were killed. Three others were injured Thomas Long 16 Dover Wayne Childers 16 Topeka and Ronald Mitchell 16 Eskridge. Investigators said one car went into a ditch and the other struck a telephone pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Kan
Jerry Lee Herrick
Burlingame
Kansas
Shawnee - Waubansee
Robert Eddy
Maple Hill
Darrel Dean Renbarger
Topeka
Thomas Long
Wayne Childers
Ronald Mitchell
Church Program Set for June 14 At Union Chapel
The Union Chapel Bible School program will occur at 10 a.m. Sunday June 14 during the regular worship service. No church school that morning. An 8 p.m. reception for the new pastor Rev Robert Hopkins and his wife will follow in the church annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
Robert Hopkins
Teen pleads guilty in district court joyriding case
Gerald Lee Marconette, 16, 5165 S Oak, pleaded guilty to joyriding and received 60 days in county jail with probation for one year. The case against Johnie H. Gorsage of Wellsville for driving with a suspended license was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Lee Marconette
Oak
Maity
Johnie H. Gorsage
Wellsville
Arlene Tjart elected Sunflower Girls State governor
Arlene Tjart of Baxter Springs won the Sunflower Girls State governorship in Lawrence. Winners include lieutenant governor Paula Winn Lawrence and secretary of state Pam Gardner Wichita with many other state offices and a Girls State Supreme Court lineup led by Linda Deighton and Jan Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Arlene Tjart
Baxter Springs
Sunflower Girls
John Anderson
Paula Winn
Pam Gardner
Wichita
Linda Pearce
Hutchinson
Karen Robinson
Cedar Point
Marcia Eubanks
Holton
Patricia Ditus
Burdett
Laura Dinges
Kansas City
Peggy Wrathl
Larned
Girls State Supreme Court
Linda Deighton
Dodge City
Jan Graham
Nomi Camin
Ramona Hosler
Wamego
Sharon Huggard
Waverly
Palle Nebgen
Bern
Nancy Martin
Moline
Nodding Thistle Declared Noxious Weed in County
The nodding thistle is declared a noxious weed, with the county sharing half the chemical costs for spraying. County crews may perform the work if time allows, marking the first time such cost sharing is authorized. Farmers pay the other half. non listed weeds remain farmer sole responsibility.
Junior High Tours Osawatomie Hospital Facilities
Members of the First Baptist Church Junior High class Vacation Church School toured Osawatomie State Hospital on Tuesday. They received a facility tour and spoke with a chaplain intern who explained the hospital program and answered questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Osawatomie State Hospital
Spring Ridge Church Closes Vacation Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Spring Ridge Presbyterian Church ends with a 7 p.m. Sunday potluck supper in the Hall, followed by a student demonstration program. The church school enrolled children from Spring Ridge and Rantoul Presbyterian Churches and met daily for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Ridge Presbyterian Church
Spring Ridge
Rantoul Presbyterian
Hospital Notes Admissions List Included Names and Addresses
The column records admissions for multiple individuals with associated addresses and days of the week. Notable entries include Mrs Frank Worthington 1235 S Hickory and Mrs Olive Bax ter 829 N Mulberry with Wednesday admission, along with several Pomona and Princeton residents and others listed for Thursday or Wednesday admissions. The list reads as a series of brief patient entries without medical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Worthington
S. Hickory
Olive Baxeter
Mulberry
Betty Burgoon
W. 10Th
Wayne Hopkins
Pomona
Joseph Wells
KC Markets steer calves steady at weekly sale
KC Markets in Kansas City offered 1,500 replacement cattle with steer calves and yearlings remaining fully steady. Top price was 24.40 for 20 Angus steers averaging 317 pounds. Steer calves moved 20.80 to 24.40, yearlings 18 to 21.65, feeders 16.70 to 19.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Slaughters Steady
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle 1,600 head and calves 50 with slaughter steers bought to arrive steady. Cows steady to weak, slow. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts 25.50 higher, sows under 500 lb steady, over 500 lb 25 higher. Barrows and gilts 14.25 to 16.50, sows 12.25 to 13.75. Sheep 1,200 steady with prime spring lambs at 23.00, good and choice 21.00 to 23.00, feeders 15.00 to 17.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers prices steady
AP report from Kansas City notes eggs poultry and butter unchanged while live fryers and broilers in Missouri and Arkansas at farm 12 1314 delivered to plant 1254014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
House Debates Pay Raise for Federal Employees
The House weighs a bill proposing 533.2 million dollars to raise salaries for 1.7 million federal workers. It would lift pay by up to 22.5 percent for career employees and 585,000 postal workers, with Supreme Court justices, Cabinet officers and top department heads getting 7500 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Supreme Court
Public meetings on food preservation planned by agent
Rosemary Crist county home economics agent announces two public sessions on canning and freezing. The first at 2 p.m. Friday in Williamsburg High School auditorium and the second at 2 p.m. Monday in Princeton City Hall. More meetings on food preservation are planned in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Crist
Williamsburg High School
Princeton City Hall
Miss Crist
Police Court Bonds and Fines From City Court Session
Nine of seventeen cited to appear forfeited bonds. Ethel Seymour 25 left scene of an accident. James Watkins 10 ran red light. Frank Gedman failed to appear. warrant issued for no valid license. William Adcock Jr 12 speeding 42 in 30 zone. Ernest Perry fined 15 for illegal right turn tied to an accident. Charles Branham drunk in public. Delores Thompson drunk in public. bond 25. Roger Floyd Ottawa University fined 40 on two charges speeding 50 and running a stop light. John Shenk fined 15 for left turn in an accident. Stanley Winke Jr naval station forfeited 10 for arriving on a one way street. Norman Arnett drunk in public. bond 50. William Shrader posted 100. trial July 2 for altering electric meters. Marguerite Leecy innocent on permitting malt beverage sales after midnight. trial July 9. Kay Jarvis fined 20 for careless driving in an accident. Donald Hall bond 25 for careless driving. Robert Davis Jr innocent. trial July 9 for careless driving. Everett Cook bond 10 for running red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel R. Seymour
James B. Watkins
Topeka
Frank William Gedman
S. Hickory
William H. Adcock Jr
Willow
Ernest J. Perry
Quenemo
Charles J. Branham
St. John
Delores Thompson
Great Bend
Roger L. Floyd
Price Hall
Ottawa University
John Lewis Shenk
RFD 1
Stanley J. Winke Jr
Olathe Naval Air Station
Ariv
Norman Arnett
William C. Shrader
E. 2Nd
Marguerite H. Leecy
N. Sycamore
S. Main
Kay C. Jarvis
Maple
Donald E. Hall
Princeton Rfd
Robert L. Davis Jr
Williamsburg Rfc
Everett J. Cook
Pomona Rfd
Building Permits Issued for Two Orchard Drive Homes
Two building permits were issued Wednesday to C. E. Edelbrock, Inc. of Kansas City for single family residences on Orchard Drive. One home at 1605 Orchard Dr. costs 14000 dollars and another at 1615 Orchard Dr. costs 14250 dollars.
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C. E. Edelbrock, Inc
Kansas City
Orchard Dr
Deaths Mrs Ida Maud Shofner aged 77 Williamsburg
Mrs Ida Maud Shofner of Williamsburg died June 10 at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. Born December 21, 1886 in Harrison County Missouri, she lived in Williamsburg 40 years and was a Methodist. She is survived by four children, a brother, a sister, nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services were set for 2 p.m. Friday at Williamsburg Methodist Church with burial at Mt Hope Cemetery. Another notice lists Vinton J. Cramer of Wellsville dying June 10 at Kansas University Medical Center after a 10 day illness. he taught at Wellsville High School and was a member of First Baptist Church and Masonic Lodge. He leaves wife Lena Overstreet Cramer and three children. services were at 2 p.m. Saturday at Wellsville Baptist Church with a Masonic graveside at Wellsville cemetery.
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Ida Maud Shofner
Williamsburg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Harrison County
Williamsburg Methodist Church
John Walter Shofner
Shofner
Claude Smith
Pomona
Vinton J. Cramer
Wellsville
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Cramer
Wellsville High School
John
Roxie Cramer
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Lena Overstreet Cramer
Wellsville Baptist Church
Homer Ganong
Wellsville Cemetery
Obituary of Emma Malinda J. Kapp of Ottawa age 86
Emma Malinda Jane Kapp 86 of 1017 N Hickory died June 10 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born August 1 1877 in Louisville Kentucky she moved to Baldwin 1882 to Ottawa 1898. She married George W Kapp February 18 1900 in Ottawa. Surviving C L Kapp Ottawa A G Kapp Rosemead CA daughter Mrs Barrett Parks Ottawa four grandchildren two great. Services set for 2 p.m.
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Emma Malinda Jane Kapp
Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Trinity Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors
Earnest Worker
Cedar House
C. L. Kapp
Ottawa
A. G. Kapp
Rosemead
Calif
Barrett Parks
Infant Wendy Roecker Graveside Rites Held Near Ottawa
Graveside services were held at Ruhamah Cemetery southeast of Ottawa for Wendy Sue Roecker infant daughter of Airman Second Class and Mrs Leroy Roecker of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. Rev R B Shoemaker of Ruhamah Baptist Church officiated with pallbearers Doyle Roecker Eldon Roecker Wesley Roecker and Robert Roecker. Thomas B Crawford formerly of Ottawa was buried in Slater Missouri at 69. He lived in Kansas City Kansas for 30 years before his death and is survived by wife Myrtle and a brother and sister. He worked for a railroad most of his life.
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Wendy Sue Roecker
Leroy Roecker
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ruhamah Cemetery
Ottawa
R. B. Shoemaker
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Doyle Roecker
Eldon Roecker
Wesley Roecker
Robert Roecker
Thomas B. Crawford
Slater
Kansas City
Kan
Myrtle
Roy Louk
Crawford
Notice of Hearing in Linda Sue Jones estate minor Ottawa
First and last publication notices announce a hearing date of June 26 1964 in Franklin County Kansas for guardian Julia L. Jones to seek court authorization to sell an undivided one half interest in real estate in Ottawa. Guardian and attorney details provided with deadlines and response requirements for all persons concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said
Linda Sue Jones
Julia L. Jones
Poplar Street
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
9Th Street
Sth
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Esstate
Community Auction Listings Across Kansas Towns
A compilation of upcoming sale dates and locations from Myers Bros to Council Grove. Entries include households goods and livestock auctions held weekly or on specific Saturdays or weekdays at Ottawa Pomona Overbrook Allen County Gas City Council Grove and nearby areas with contact names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Oversbrook
Kansas
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Oak St
Henry Mohler
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Rum
Sale
Lloyd B. Erickson
Rockwood Dr
Wright
David O. Close
N. Mulberry
Margaret Close
Bruley,Maho
Mr. Close
Church Lawn
Princeton Methodist Church
Adv
Patsy I. Gage
James M. Gage
Mrs. Gage
J.C
Wassmer’s
Lester Fogle
Central African Republic
Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
David Sullivan
Chuck of
Brad Shoemaker
Lead Council
Hospital
Ethel Miller
Lee Harrison
Elmer Louderback
Princeton
Evelyn Waller
Joy Barkley
Baldwin Rfd
Wwe
Boosts
Towner’s Chapel
Roy Armstrong
Highland Cemetery
Emma Malinda
Jane Kapp
Mate Aes
Nwa Ian
Louis Dengel Son
Legals
State of Kansas
Johnson County
Winton A, Winter
Guardian
State of
Bert McCune
Carl Wemmer
John B. Pierson
Herald
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Alice Maxwell
W.H.P. Lanah
Cameron W
E. G. Mayfield
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Verne Garrett Household Goods
Robert Reed
Frank Willis
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Jack Nelson
Otasco
Cleveland
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
B. F. Heidner
U.S. Civil Service
Pereson
W. L. Sample
General Services
Rex Hiner
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Reeves
Charles Redman
Standard Rendering Co
Gene Powell
Ottawa Herald General Service
Wantland
Appaloosa Stallion Service
Dominos Dice
Keenan
Sheldon
Misc
Harry Stern
Golden Star
Electric Shame Power
Davis
Sporting Goods
Bob Luce
Johnson Motors
Coast Guard
OK Discount Store
Abernathy
Heywood-Wakefield
Vanity & Mirror & Bench
Quin’s
Music and Radio
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