Promenaders Square Dance Club Dance at Armory with Kenny Shuttleworth
Promenaders Square Dance Club will host a special dance at the Armory Tuesday evening with Kenny Shuttleworth as caller. The event is listed in the Ottawa briefs along with community notices and personal updates. Karen L. Smith of Ottawa is attending a sequential summer institute for high school science teachers at Emeroria State, funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Promenaders Square Dance Club
the Armory
Kenny Shuttleworth
Karen L. Smith
Ottawa
Emeroria State
National Science Foundation
Pomona High School
Princ ton School Hosts School District Meeting
A meeting of patrons of the Princeton grade school district will be held Tuesday at Princeton School to discuss current school problems. The gathering will start at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton School
Ottawa High 1940 graduates seek contact with Bill Gilchrist Betty Ann Whit latch
The Ottawa High School graduating class of 1940 requests information on Bill Gilchrist and Betty Ann Whit latch. Anyone with knowledge should call CH 221835.
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Ottawa High School
Bill Gilchrist
Betty Ann Whitlatch
Piano Tuning Ad Leads to Hospital Admission
Harold Logan of 1504 S Oak entered St Luke Hospital Kansas City Missouri Friday. Mrs Logan is listed in room N371 and the ad appears in CH 24431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Logan
S. Oak
St. Luke Hospital
Kansas City
Mrs Thomas Pederson Remains in Independence Sanitarium
Mrs Thomas Pederson of Ote tawa RFD 4 remains a patient at Independence Sanitarium Kansas City MO after a tractor accident. She is listed in room 608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pederson
Otetawa Rfd 4
Independence Sanitarium
Kansas City
Junior 4 H judging school at Memorial Auditorium
A junior 4 H home economics judging school will be held at 8:30 a m on Wednesday at Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Auditorium
Deadline set for second half 1964 taxes
The deadline for payment of the second half of 1964 real estate and personal property taxes is June 21. Taxpayers paying the second half at this time should bring receipts from the first half.
Pomona LO C of A picnic schedule at City Park
The Pomona local club picnic is set for July 8 to 10 at City Park with nightly dancing and prizes. An amateur contest will be held on July 10. Prospective contestants should contact Harve Criqui for details by July 1.
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Pomona LO
F. Picsnic
Peresons
Harve Criqui
League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting and Runs
The Associated Press lists National League leaders with batting averages, runs, and RBIs. Key figures include Rose and Harper of Cincinnati among top scorers, Banks and Mays leading RBIs, and Pinson and Alou among top hits. American League leaders feature Davailo, Horton, and Jones in batting, Green and Wagner in runs, Mantilla and Cardenal in RBIs and hits, with Versalles and Campaneris highlighted in doubles and triples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coleman
Cincinnati
Aaron
Torre
Milwaukee
Rose
Harper
Banks
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Dava
Llo
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Jones
Boston
Green
Wagner
Killebrew
Versalles
Minnesota
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Deaths in Kansas: Leta Mae Ward and Marie Wiederkehr
Leta Mae Ward 49 of Waverly died at St Marys Emporia at 10 p m Saturday. Services 2 p m Tuesday Waverly Methodist Church with burial in Graceland Cemetery Burlington. Born Sept 14 1914 in Burlington she married Reginald Ward April 12 1936 at Iola. Surviving husband a daughter Mrs Galen Barrett Emporia and three brothers Ezra Murray Coffeyville Loyd Murray Ottawa Glenn Murray Southgate Calif. Marie Wiederkehr 56 of Waverly died Sunday at Newman Memorial Hospital Emporia. Services 10 a m Tuesday Waverly Baptist Church burial June 16 Memorial Cemetery Enid OK born July 18 1908 in Laub Russia married Aug 7 1925 in Carver Minn to Henry Wiederkehr member of St Paul Lutheran Tospeka. Surviving son Lloyd Wiederkehr Lawrence a daughter Mrs Wilsbur Reust Kansas City parents Mr and Mrs Henry Leikam Sr Chaska Minn seven grandchildren three brothers Ed Leikam Belle Plaine Henry Leikam Jr Caledone Minn and Clare Leikam Minnesota and three sisters Mrs Ed Buesgens and Mrs Marcella Anders on Chaska Minn and Mrs Clarence Edblom San Diego Calif
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Mae Ward
Waverly
St. Mary’s Hospital
Emporia
Waverly Methodist Church
Gracesland
Burlington
Ezra Murray
Coffeyville
Loyd Murray
Ottawa
Glenn Murray
Southgate
Calif
Waverly Baptist Church
Memorial Cemetery
Enid
Okla
Wiederkehr
Laub
Russia
Carver
Minn
Henry Wiederkehr
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Tospeka
Lloyd Wiederkehr
Lawerence
Wilsbur Reust
Kansas City
Henry Leikam, Sr
Chaska
Ed Leikam
Belle Plaine
Henry Leikam Jr
Calogene
Clareence Leikam
Minnesota
Ed BueSegens
Marcella Andereson
Clarence Edblom
San Diego
County Court reports multiple guilty pleas and fines
William D Hauenstein 23 cited June 8 on K68 at Pomona for an outdated drivers log book pleaded guilty and fined 5 dollars plus costs Lois B Barker 47 cited May 28 north of Ottawa on US 159 for speeding 40 in 30 mph zone pleaded guilty fined 10 dollars plus costs Mrs Ruth Sloop 23 arraigned Friday pleaded guilty to an insufficient funds check 16 31 and was ordered to abate the check and pay costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Hauenstein
Olas the
Pomona
Lois B. Barker
Topeka
Ottawa
US 159
Ruth Sloop
S. Main
Police Notes From Denison and Nearby Incidents
Carl LeRoy Anderson 27 of Denison Texas cited June 12 in the 600 block of North Cedar for operating a motor vehicle without a valid license, bond posted at 15 dollars. Floyd R. Smith 50 of 706 East Los gan cited June 13 in the 900 block of North Sycamore for driving without adequate glasses. Aldria Pearson reported June 12 about 2 45 a m the loss of 93 dollars from her purse. the purse was in her car parked in front of her home.
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Carl LeRoy Anderson
Denison
Tex
North Cedar
Floyd R. Smith
E. Losgan
North Sycamore
Aldria Pearson
Lucasmore
District Court sentences Johnson for soliciting a child
Albert Merle Johnson of Ottawa pled guilty in District Court to soliciting a child under 15 years, a felony. He received one to five years at the Kansas State Penitentiary and was referred to the Topeka center for a court report within 60 days. A separate friendly damage judgment awarded 3900 dollars to Lea Jean Magrath and her father against Allen D Reed for injuries from an automobile accident near Richmond on March 12, 1964.
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Albert Merle Johnson
Ottawa
RFD
Johnson
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Topeka
Lea Jean Magrath
Hugh Magrath
Alelen D. Reed
Lea Jean
Richmond
KC Markets Kansas City prices report AP
KC Markets Kansas City reports steady to uneven price moves across eggs butter hogs sheep and cattle. Eggs wholesale and consumer categories show mixed changes while hogs steeryard cattle and calves list varied quotes for barrows sows lambs and feeder steers.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Marriage Licences for Kraus and Rose
Jerry Gale Kraus age 20 of Alta Vista and Betty Ellen Rose age 17 of Quenemo received marriage licences. The notice lists both parties with ages and hometowns as the record of license issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Gale Kraus
Alta Vista
Betty Ellen Rose
Quenemo
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby McCartney
Mrs. Ruby McCartney died June 8 and funeral services were held June 12 at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Rex Lewis Elmer Ward Harry Brink Chester Gibson William Bowers and Richard Ferguson. Mrs. A. H. North sang hymns with Mrs. J. M. Kilgore accompanying. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
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Ruby McCartney
Methoodist
Charles P. Knight
Rex Lewis
Elmer Ward
Harry Brink
Chester Gibson
William Bowers
Richard Ferguson
A. H. North
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Clarence Rea 506 S Popular Mrs Ralph Ybarra 119 S Poplar Saturday Mrs Hardin Wats kin Richmond Sunday Dottie Purnell 109 E 15th Monday Dismissals include Danny Cowdin Quenemo Saturday Alan Schwartz 404 S Poplar Jerry Lear William Se burg RFD2 Joyce Hopkins 713 King Mrs Stella Barnhart Oteta wa RFD4 Mrs Clarence Becks ner Ottawa RFD4 Sunday William Hazen 603 S Poplar Milton Farris Ottawa RFD3 Mrs Jesus Garcia 601 E Wilson Monday Births include Roy Barnes Oteta wa RFD2 Sunday weight 7 lbs Rolland Edwards 522 Walnut daughter Monday weight 8 lbs 4 oz
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Clarence Rea
Ralph Ybarra
Hardin Watskins
Richmond
Dottie Purnell
Danny Cowdin
Quenemo
Alan Schwartz
Poplar
Jerry Lear
William Seburg
Joyce Hopkins
King
Stella Barnhart
Otetawa
Clarence Becksner
Ottawa
William Hazen
S. Poplar
Milton Farris
Jesus Garcia
E, Wilson
Roy Barnes
Otetawa Rfd
Rolland Edwards
Two-Vehicle Wreck With No Injuries Reported
A Sunday mid-morning crash on South Main involved Betty R. Kimball driving a 1957 Cadillac and Esther E. Underwood in a 1965 Chevrolet. Kimball states the Chevrolet did not stop in time to avoid the left rear of the Cadillac. Damage estimates were not provided.
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South Main
Betty R. Kimball
S. Willow
Esther E. Underwood
Walnut
Main Street
Cadillac
Underwood
Chevrolet
Civil Defense Head Resigns to Become State Consultant
Henry Parker resigned Friday as Franklin County civil defense director to become a consultant for the state education office in Topeka. The resignation was announced by the county commissioners. He had served in the post for about eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parker
Franklin County
Adel Throckmorton
Topeka
Parker
Building Permits Issued For Local Homes
Frances A. Warhurst at 1616 South Oak seeks a June 12 permit to build a single family residence costing about 16000 dollars. Jack Taylor of 603 North Mulberry applies June 12 to alter a single family residence valued at 300 dollars. Ben F. Shambaugh at 421 South Locust applies today to alter a single residence costing 2000 dollars.
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Frances A. Warhurst
S. Oak
Jack Taylor
N. Mulberry
Ben F. Shambaugh
S. Lo.cust
Analysis of Four High School Bond Elections in Ottawa 1962 64
Leon B Graves, son of Mr and Mrs George Graves of Ottawa RFD 4, wrote the college honors institute paper on bond election results and local social economic conditions. Published by Search KU journal of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the piece notes it was the only freshman entry among five senior and four junior papers. Graves earned a honors scholarship and graduated Pomona High School in 1964 while working as a librarian assistant at KU government Research Center.
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Ottawa
Leon B. Graves
George Graves
RFD
Ku’s Journal of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Graves
Pomona High School
KU Government Research Center
Cardinals and Braves split twinbill amid brawl and protest
In St Louis, Gene Oliver was ejected twice in one inning as the Braves and Cardinals fought through a tense doubleheader. Milwaukee won the first game 4 1, while St Louis claimed the nightcap 12 2, with a protest filed over manager Bragan and pitcher Fischer’s ejections.
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St, Louis
Milwaukee
St. Louis Cardinals
Gene Oliver
Braves
Cardinals
Bobby Bragan
Hank Fischer
Victoy
Groat
Landes
Jerry Buchek
Oliver
Schoendienst
Bragan
Fischner
Lou Brock
Cardinal Julian
Javier
Fischer
Timepire
Augie Donatelli
Ottawa Man Named City Service Gas Superintendent
James L. Dancer, longtime Cities Service employee, was appointed superintendent in charge of the compressor department at Oklahoma City after joining Cities Service in 1950 at Ottawa. He has held multiple engineering posts, led the Greensburg compressor station, transferred to the Helix plant in Ulysses, and returned to his prior role at Cities Service in 1964. He earned a mechanical engineering degree from Kansas State University.
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Ottawa
Department of Cities Service Gas Company
Oklahoma City
James L. Dancer
Cities Service
Greensburg
Cities Service Helix, Inc
Ulyseses
Cities Service Company
Kansas State University
Susie Maxwell Captures 36th Western Golf Tourney
AP Chicago report. Susie Maxwell, 23, known as Susie the Charger, won the 36th Women's Western Golf tournament with a 72-hole 290, the lowest in WWGA history. Hagge led after three rounds but faltered to 293, while Sandra Haynie tied for runner up at 297. Mills and Whitworth also placed high as prize money totaled $10,000.
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Susie
Hagge
Longview, Tex
Miss Haynie
Judge To Appoint Counsel For Pope In Bank Robbery Case
U S district judge in Kansas City was to appoint J Whitfield Moody to defend Duane Pope charged with the Big Springs Nebraska bank robbery that left three dead and one wounded. Pope, a McPherson College graduate and football co captain, faces federal and possible state charges with the death penalty sought in both courts. Pope surrendered to police and was visited by family as prosecutors weigh dual prosecutions and who will handle the case.
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Kansas City
U.S. District Court
Duane Pope
Big Springs
Neb
John W. Oliver
J. Whitfield Moody
U.S
Pope
Missouri
Moody
Jackson County Legal Aid Committee
F. Russell Millin
Western Missouri
McPherson
Kan
Robert Richards
Deueli County
Theodore Richeling
Omaha
Nebraska
Richling
Dennis
Elle
Roxbury
Andreas Kjeldgaard
Glen Hendricks
Lois Ann Hothan
Franklin Kjeldgaard
Wreck Near Ottawa Ends With No Injuries
Sheriff's officers investigated an early Sunday accident 50 feet east of Ottawa city limits at theDavis Road and East Wilson streets intersection. About 1:40 a m. two vehicles, a 1954 Ford driven by Earl C. Phares and a 1965 Chevrolet driven by Robert Dean, collided as Dean stopped for a stop sign and Phares attempted to pass. Estimated damages: 150 to the Ford and 300 to the Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Davis Road
East Wilson Streets
Earl C. Phares
Main
Robert Dean
Hickory
Wilson Street
Dean
Phares
Chevrolet
Ford
Marks Fall In USTFF Bakersfield Meet Records Set
In Bakersfield California UCLA runner Bob Day broke the NCAA mile mark with 3 66.4 as the USTFF two night meet produced eleven records. Day also shaded the 1963 marks by Loyola Chicago Notre Dame Stanford veterans and others in the 20 year old UCLA junior race while new meet records appeared in hammer discus 220 and 440 dash 440 hurdles 120 high hurdles high jump triple jump and the three and six mile events.
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Bakersfield
Calif
U.S
Track and Field Federation
Bob Day
UCLA
USTFF
Tom O’hara
Loyola of
Wichita
Ed Dean
Notre Dame
Paul Schlicke
Stanford
Day
Emile
Princeton WSCS Holds Meeting
Mrs. Leroy Wasmund led the business session of Princeton Woman's Society for Christian Service on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Goldie Walden led worship and Judy Sutton provided piano music as pledges were made. The school of missions is set for Baldwin on July 12. Plans were made for the society to serve pie and coffee at Mrs. A B Taylor's sale on June 30. Mrs. Glenn Stinson and Mrs. Wasmund served refreshments.
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Leroy Wasmund
Princeton Woman’s Society
Goldie Walden
Elmer Sutton
Judy Sutton
School of Missions
Baldwin
A. B. Taylor
Community Auction Listings Featured Across Ottawa and Princeton
A dense listing of upcoming auctions across Ottawa, Princeton and Pomona Kansas towns. Entries note buyers and sellers such as Printy’s Auction House, Myers Bros, and Harold Taylor with dates from June 19 to June 26, times around 7:30 p.m. and 1 p.m. Details include addresses like 947 Olive St and 719 Ash St along with auctioneers Cliff Hobbs and Jim Brady and organizations such as Kaw county sale listings and Emporia Livestock Sales Co.
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Harold Taylor
Ash St
Ottawa
A. B. Taylor
Highway 59
Princeton
Kaw
Harold Stewart Gen
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Jim Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Kansas
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Rum
Sale
N. Birch
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Carnegie Free Library
Peter Flusser
Wright
Adv
Ellis
Pinson
Jz Alou
Williams
Santo
Alou
Waukee
Kranepool
New York
Allen
Philadelphia
Davalillo
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Ward
Oliva
iTriples
Campaneris
Kansasity
W. Smith
Hersalles
Tresh
Blasingame
Marie Wiederkehr
Newsman Memorial Hospital
Emporeia
Police News
Civil Defense
Agriculture Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Richmond High School
Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
Caredinals
Stan Landes
St. Louis
Susie Maxwell
Susie the Charger
Marlene Hagge
W.W.G.A
Pensaola
Fla
Miss Maxwell
Tulsa
Mary Mills
Ocean Springs, Miss
Kathy Whitworth
Dallas
Ae Ali
WSCS
Glenn Stinson
Wasmund
Louis Lengel
Jon
Buster Mullin
South Princeton
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Davy School
Wileson Street Road
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N, Main
N. Main
Shoger Estate
Olive St
Clifford R
Hobbs
T. J. Oakley
Mae Canfield
S. Ash St
Jack Nelson
Sands
Charles E. Sands
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa Lodge No
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Lamb
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