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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1962

Page

4

County FHA Supervisor Earns National Award

Paul W. Archer, county supervisor for the Farmers Home Administration in Ottawa, received a cash award for proposing a revision to the Farm and Home Plan form used by FHA borrowers nationwide. Since 1954 he has led Ottawa’s office, with 23 years in the agency and its predecessor. The award was presented by area supervisor Clifford Harding of Lawrence. The Ottawa office serves Franklin and Osage Counties.

Paul W. Archer Farmers Home Administration Ottawa United States Archer Clifford Harding Lawrence Franklin Osage Franklin County

Man shoots courting sister in railroad terminal

New York AP report says a brother enraged by his sister's relationship with her 90,000 dollar a year employer shot and critically wounded the man in a railroad terminal. The employer Taylor S. Gay 55 a Phillips Petroleum Co. vice president is hospitalized after abdominal wounds and blood transfusions. The secretary Miss Mary Mullooly 42 witnessed the shooting and police say her brother James Mullooly 41 admitted the act saying he could not see a married man fooling around with a single girl.

NEW York Taylor S. Gay Phillips Petroleum Co Beekman- Downtown Berta James Mulloolly Mulloolyold

Vacation Church School At Wellsville Methodist

Approximately 75 children are enrolled in Vacation Church School at the Wellsville Methodist Church with about 30 teachers and helpers. A sack lunch is planned Friday at noon and a student program will be held Friday night at 7 30 in the sanctuary followed by a craft display in the primary department. Also notes on hospital visits and local family moves are included.

The Wellsville

Greeley News: Rommelfanger IGA to Close

The Rommelfanger IGA in Greeley, operating since 1941, will shut down as manager Maurice Rommelfanger plans to seek work elsewhere, leaving the city with a single grocery store. Other notes include church parsonage expansion, visits and travel of local residents, a nurse’s aide course completion, and a Kansas City reunion for the Lickteig family at the Legion Hall.

Rommelfanger William Shirley Timmie Lane Kansas City Korea Shirley Baby Bob Morgans Georgia Jacob Lickteig Car!otten Legion Hall

Deeds of Walter C Brauer to Ned Shull Traced

Walter C Brauer deeds transfer to Ned Shull in section 11 17 16 school district 39 a GC A Beribner trustee sec 13 17.

Walter C Brauer Ned Shull Beribner

Property transfers list from Univ Add area and Wellsville district

A series of parcel transfers records multiple deeds. Henry Joel Nordeen Jr to Fran cs E Russell conveys lots 5-7 block 18 Univ Add No 2. Lyle J Dykstra to Douglas Gleason acquires several blocks and lots in 60 and 47 48, plus S85 of lot 3 and all of lots 5 and 7 block 62. W J Robinson to Lyle J Dykstra covers lots 24 block 60 18-20 block 60 28 N15 lot 30 block 60 20-22-24 block 47 17-23 block 48 and S5 of lot 3 all lots 5 and 7 block 62. Clarence Coffman to Raymond W Price NW of Section 29 15-21 except tract. Edward J Anderson to Ivan R McFadden S18 of Lot 11 all of 13 Block 19. Ethel V Haley to Albery W Bostwick 5 percent of Lot 29 and 31 N percent Lot 33 Block 25 Univ Add No 2. Virgil J Bien to Chas Richard Cowdin lots 15-17 Block 75. Robert E Custer to Lane Grain Co Inc Lot 16 West Lot 15 Block 10 Lane Eas. Martin G Hain to Forrest Wyman Dryden lots 20-21-22 Block 2 Wellsville. Donald L Rodgers to John D Moon all of Tul-Joss Add to Rantoul except lots 11-12 13 Block 1 thereof.

Henry Joel Nordeen Jr Francs E. Russell Univ. Add Lyle J. Dykstra Douglas Gleason W. J. Robinson Clarence Coffman Raymond W. Price Edward J. Anderson Ivan R. McFadden Ethel V. Haley Lane Eas Martin G. Hain Forrest Wyman Dryden Wellsville Donald L. Rodgers John D. Moon Tul- Joss Add Rantoul

Businessmen to Study Kennedy Balance of Payments

A group of leading businessmen headed by Roger M. Blough met with President Kennedy for an hour to study steps to halt the U.S. balance of payments deficit and the resulting gold outflow. They agreed to prepare a study and urged government and business cooperation, echoing Kennedy's Yale Commencement appeal for broad collaboration.

Washington U.S U.S. Steal Corp Roger M. Blough Kennedy White House Pierre Salinger Yale University Salinger

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