Henning family visit and local notices in Ottawa
Dr. and Mrs. J R Henning II and son Michael arrived for a visit with his parents in Ottawa. Local items include a vacation school program, a coaching hire, a kitchen snake incident, band practice and concert plans, tax payment deadlines, a rummage sale, a car fire, bonded indebtedness reporting, a divorce filed, a drag racing arrest, a Well Child Clinic, and an Ottawa fireman’s heart condition update.
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J. R. Henning
Michael
Intr
Henning
Corpus Christi
Tex
Rotary chooses Wilbur Lewis at annual convention
AP dispatch from St. Louis reports Wilbur Lewis of Kansas City Kansas was elected a key venue of Rotary International at the organization’s annual convention session today. The event crowns leadership selection as Rotary members gathered to elect officers and discuss future programs.
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ST. Louis
Wilbur Lewis
Kansas City
Kan
Rotary International
James Snider dies at 94 in Garnett funeral rites
Funeral services for James Snider were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bircher Funeral Home in Garnell with Rev. Kay Firestone officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons. Burial was in Osawatomie Cemetery. He was born September 2, 1868, in Loudon Tennessee, died June 9 at Anderson County Hospital, Garnett. He lived in Fremont Missouri early life, moved to Osawatomie in 1919, worked for Missouri Pacific Railroad until retirement in 1937. Survived by seven children, one sister, 22 grandchildren, 49 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren.
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James Snider
Bircher
Garnell
Kay Firestone
Nadie Meisenheimer
Osawatomie
Mr. Snider
Loudon
Tenn
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Fremont
Baptist Church
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Charles Ramsey
Kansas City
Charles Snider
Ottawa
Levi Snider
Dan Brecheisen
Welda
Harlan Byers
Mitchell
Ind
Dolphie Snider
Robert Andrew
Laura Reed
Tulsa
Okla
Services for Alma Zella Smith Planned at Towner's Chapel
Services for Mrs Alma Zella Smith will be at 2 p m Friday at Towner's Funeral Chapel She died at 6 40 a m June 12 at her home The 62 year old Ottawa resident had been ill for three months Burial will be in Hope Cemetery Rev William Weber officiating
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Alma Zella Smith
Towner’s
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital notes record admissions for Mrs Etta Fogle of Williamsburg Steven Schulte at 907 Ash Mary Ott of 27 Apple Lane Mrs Lamar Towler of 611 N Sycamore Mrs Joseph McAuley of 320 E Ash Carolyn Krueger 835 IE Mth Delbert Deal 430 N Poplar Henry L Wilson Richmond James Yerkes Lane and Mr and Mrs George Niemann 1040% 8 S Hickory weight 7 lbs 2 078 Dismissals include Mrs Alvin Hinderliter 720 S Main Wednesday Mrs Jimmie David 119 W 5th Mrs Robert Howell 622 S Cedar Mrs Enos Horn 1144 W 7th Thursday
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Etta Fogle
Williamsburg
Steven Schulte
Ash
Mary Ott
Apple Lane
Lamar Towler
Sycamore
Joseph McAuley
E. Ash
Carolyn Krueger
Mth
Delbert Deal
N. Poplar
Henry L. Wilson
Richmond
James Yerkes
Lane
Alvin Hinderliter
S. Main
Jimmie David
Robert Howell
S. Cedar
Enos Horn
Eighth Term Behind Bars
Kansas City AP reports Ivan Benjamin Russell 74 is back in jail for stealing men's trousers valued at 145 dollars from a department store. He had just been released Tuesday from state prison after a three month theft sentence, marking his seventh term. He says he prefers jail to work and cites lack of an old age pension.
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Kansas City
Ivan Benjamin Russell
Russell
Lots Of Cattle In Kansas Bluestem Pastures
The bluestem pastures of Kansas are stocked near capacity with the second largest cattle total on record. The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports 1,143,000 head this year, up from 1,105,000 last year. About 226,000 head were shipped into the bluestem country in the first five months of the year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Civil rights unrest across cities fuels racial tensions
Jackson widow urges continued fight against discrimination as federal and police search for Medgar Evers’ killer. Demonstrations erupt in Cambridge and Jersey City with fires, arrests, and mediating efforts. Kennedy aides meet labor leaders. desegregation pressures rise in Huntsville Tuscaloosa and Texarkana campuses.
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Jackson, Miss
Medgar Wivers
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Congress
Evers
House
Judiciary
Jackson
Miss
Man Falls To Death On Keel Viaduct Remodel
In Kansas City Kansas a worker fell from the top level of the old intercity viaduct under renovation. The victim was 30 year old Charles Hamre of North Kansas City.
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Liexington
N.C
Kansas City
Kan
Charles Hamre
North
Death of Ross W. Haskin in Colorado Springs
Ross W. Haskin of Colorado Springs died at his home on June 11. A former Ottawa dairy business partner with his father the late B F Haskin, he is survived by his wife and one daughter at home, one son and a grandson in Colorado Springs, and two sisters Mrs Verna Emerson of 920 S Walnut and Mrs Maud Fyock of Pomona.
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Ross W. Haskin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr. Haskin
Ottawa
B. F. Haskin
Verna Emerson
S. Walnut
Maud Fyock
Pomona
Charles F E Mitchell Dies In Barstow Calif Burial Planned
Charles FE Mitchell died June 12 at his daughter and son in law Victor and Mary Burwell home in Barstow California. He was born February 9 1876 at Green and married Mary M Ribble November 5 1905. They farmed near DeWitt Nebraska and later near Ottawa before retiring to California in 1957. Surviving are his wife, daughter, two grandchildren seven great grandchildren one sister and one brother. a son Karl died in 1940 and a daughter Pearl died in infancy. Burial will be in Barstow California.
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Charles FE. Mitchell
Victor R. Burwell
Barstow
Calif
Mitchell
Green
Mary M. Ribble
DeWitt
Neb
Ottawa
California
Karl
Pearl
Rotarians Learn of Starlight Theater Problems
John S. Winchell described issues in the Starlight Theater operation to Ottawa Rotary Club. He cited an $800,000 season budget for a seven day season opening next week and closing in September, about $45,000 per week. George Pardon was introduced as a new Rotarian. Visitors included Rev. Robert Sherbondy of Laramie Wyoming and Leroy Brown of Kansas City.
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Starlight Theater
Kansas City
John S. Winchell
Ottawa Rotary Club
Setember
George Pardon
Robert Sherbondy
Laramie
Wyo
Leroy Brown
Cars Damaged In Collision Main
William H. Salb age 75 of 933 N Poplar was driving south on Main Street and turning onto First Street when his car was hit by Sherman H Spears age 20 of 410 S Cherry who was northbound on Main Street. Spears car skidded 62 feet before the collision. No arrests were made.
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First and
Main
William H. Salb
N. Poplar
Main Street
First Street
Sherman H. Spears
S. Cherry
Sherman
Salb
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
KC Markets reports cattle at 300 calves steady with steers at 22.50 and feeders at 28. Hog market up with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher, sows 25 higher. Sheep 200 head steady with lambs 20.00 to 22.00 and ewes 5.00 to 7.00.
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Kansas City
Joins Herald News Staff Dennis Bransttter Takes Full Time Post
Dennis Bransttter 22 of Independence Missouri joins The Herald staff for the summer or until joining the Armed Forces Reserves. A KU journalism graduate he edited the Daily Kansan and served as Sigma Delta Chi treasurer and journalism school representative. He will cover local court government activities and special news and do photography.
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Dennis Bransttter
Herald
Armed Force
Dennis
Beryl Bransttter
Independence
University of Kansas
Kansan
Sigma Delta Chi
Journalism
the Herald
Cox Reunion Honors Longtime Pomona Educator
About 50 people gathered at Pomona Grade School on Sunday for a noon basket dinner marking the annual Cox Reunion held each second Sunday in June to honor Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Cox. Cox began teaching in Pomona in 1919 and many former students attend annually, including Edith and Mary Wellborn of Greensboro, North Carolina. After dinner a business meeting elected next year’s officers with Pauline McWhinney as president and Florence Cain as secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Gertrude King of Emporia presented films from last year and hosted two foreign guests from Cardova, Argentina, and China.
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Pomona
Cox
S. G. Cox
Kansas
Missouri
Edith
Mary Wellborn
Greensboro
N. C
N. V. Hudelson
Pauline McWhinney
Mission
Florence Cain
Kansas City
Gertrude King
Emporia
Herald Offers Weekly $5 Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Aimed at boosting community reporting, the program invites residents to share timely, verifiable information for consideration.
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the Herald
Named Therapy Supervisor John Harrington Named Therapy Supervisor
John Harrington of Winfield has been named industrial therapy supervisor at Colorado State Hospital in Pueblo. A Williamsburg native, he led adjunctive therapy at Winfield State Hospital for seven years after serving as a high school principal. He holds bachelor and master degrees in education and school administration from Kansas State Teachers College and has done graduate psychology study. His wife and three daughters will move to Pueblo after the school year ends.
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John Harrington
Winfield
Colorado State Hospital
Pueblo
S. R. Harrington
S. Oak
Williamsburg
Harrington
Winfield State Hospital
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Wheat Still Too Green in Kansas Harvest Delays
In Kansas counties, green wheat delays harvesting as rains halt combine progress. Clark Sherman Graham Stafford Stevens Barber and Meade report slow ripening while Ford Ellsworth Dickinson Mitchell Lincoln Ottawa Norton and Osborne face停 rain stoppages.
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Great Bend
Kansas
Harvest Labor Control Office
Clark
Sherman
Graham
Stafford
Stevens
Barber
Meade
Ford
Ellsworth
Dickenson
Mitchell
Lincoln
Ottawa
Norton
Osborne Counties
Notice of suit in Franklin County Kansas banking case
First National Bank of Ottawa files suit in Franklin County District Court seeking possession of listed personal property including freezers appliances and cash register at 320 South Main Ottawa Kansas. Defendants Richard Bellefeuille and Irene Bellefeuille must plead by July 26 1963 or judgment will be entered. Ottawa Kansas R M Clogston attorney for plaintiff.
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Franklin County
Kansas
First National Bank, Banking Corporation of
Ottawa
Richard Bellefeuille
Irene L. Bellefeuille
State OF
Montgomery Ward
South Main Street
R. M. Clogston
Softball Winners at Mears Park Shine
Ruhamah teen team beat New Hope 22 to 20 at Mears Park. Winning pitcher was Carlos Cole. New Hope’s pitchers were Bob Kohler and Tommy Sink. Union Chapel defeated Peoria girls in a later game at the park.
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Wellsville
Ruhamah
New Hope
Mears Park
Carlos Cole
Bob Kohler
Tommy Sink
Uounnd Cape
ePo- Union Chapel
Peoria
Laetria
Farm and household goods auction notices in Kansas
The notice advertises a June 24 estate sale for Ida McDonald Brown and W. O. Cain with acreage near Ottawa in Franklin County. Auction company EB Kawurgay, North Ottawa on Highway Melvern. Open farm and household sale dates every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Features include household furniture and miscellaneous items next to the Pomona Bank.
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Ida McDonald Brown
W. O. Cain
Ottawa
Kansas
Prankin County Sale Company
Very Kawurgay
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Grery
Ajlee County
R. A. Trowbridge
Methodist Church
Bank
Melvern
Hodges
Williamsburg
Yorkshire Boars
W. Hink
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Help Wanted ad for Ottawa store seeks young man
Help wanted notice from Ottawa Herald seeking a well established Eastern Kansas retail store to hire a young man for a good position. Sales experience not necessary but desirable. Write Box 0 66 c Ottawa Herald for full details.
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Kansas
Ottawa Herald
Pharmaceutical Salesman Wanted With Territory Available
Ethical pharmaceutical company seeks local territory salesman. Experience preferred but not required. Salary range from 7500 to 10000 dollars with drawing against commission. Must own a recent model car. Complete confidential personal and business resume, snapshot nonreturnable, and phone number required with first letter. Box P-66 c o Ottawa Herald.
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Ethical Pharmaceutical Company
C-O
Ottawa Herald
Permanent positions offered in Topeka firm
Established company seeks two men for local positions with limited travel five days weekly. Auto required. home on weekends and holidays. Early start. Salary $445 monthly plus weekly bonus. Send brief background, full name, address, and phone to Gary Whitaker 511 Capital Federal Bldg Topeka Kansas. Personal interview soon. 25 to 45 preferred.
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Gary Whitaker
Capital Federal Bldg
Topeka
Kansas
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