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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1963

Page

3

Local Gazette Briefs Highlight Traffic, Trials and Tributes

James N Snell faces a stop sign violation at Tecumseh and Locust. Harold I Gumm jailed for public drunkenness, posted 50 dollar bond. Jerry Wayne Kendall joins the Air Force for Lackland training. Margie Keller Jackson injured in I-50 crash, KU Medical Center reports multiple fractures and restricted visitors. Community notes cover appliance ad, graduations, summer work, and Vacation Bible School plans.

Margie Keller Jackson Ottawa US 50 KU Medical Center Kansas City

Arm In Cast Tip Worth Five Bucks

Janet Blake 5, 325 S. Oak. grandmother Mrs J 8 Blake 403 E. 4th reported second mishap to The Herald. Photo of Janet in a cast featured. Mrs Blake won $5 prize in this week’s tip contest. Other tipsters listed. The Herald pays $5 weekly for tips.

Janet Blake S. Oak Blake Janet the Herald The Herald Henry Hildebrandt Beech Guy Deskins Melvern Leora Hopkins S. Poplar Kendall Hay

Funeral notices for C. E. Twining and others in area

The service for 83 year old C E Twining of Albuquerque will be in the First Methodist Church at 2 pm Monday with Rev Charles P Knight presiding. He is survived by wife Nancy and two daughters Miss Mary Twining and Mrs Robert McIntosh. Also noted are services for Henry W Settles and Mrs Charles Averill with details of dates locations and participants. Burial for Averill will be in Prairie City Cemetery Baldwin.

C. E. Twining Albuquerque N. M First Methodist Church Charles P. Knight Nancy Mary Twining Robert McIntosh Fontana FE. C. Twining Willow Twining Henry W. Settles Lamb Funeral Ei. L. Stumbo J. R. Crowder Lawrence Albert I Obenhaus Topeka Roy Deny Raymond Love Lloyd Willenson Charles Sluder, Sr Fred Kissinger Wayne Kissinger Fred . Kissinger Kenneth Andrews Robert Andrews J. R. Wenning Highland Cemetery Charles Averill Boynton Beach Fla Lamb Funeral Home Averill Baldwin Ottawa Florida Charles Baynon Beach Prairie City Cemetery

Deaths Mrs Pearl Lingle 76 lifelong Wellsville resident

Mrs Pearl Lingle 76 died Friday evening at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a three day stay. Born February 14, 1887 near Wellsville she married A R Lingle in 1908 and lived in Wellsville all her life. Survived by three daughters Dean Lingle Pendleton Ore Mina Kennedy Kansas City Kas and Linlora Weldon Alexandria Va. She was a United Brethren Church member. Funeral services will be announced by Coughlin Funeral Home.

Pearl Lingle Ransom Memorial Hospital Linlora Weldon Alexandria Lingle United Brethren Church Coughlin Funeral Home

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Local Area

Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Pansy Webster of Quenemo and Amy A Manlove of 816 E 7th with Friday and Saturday transfers. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs George Eugene Cates at 712 Pecan a daughter weighing 7 pounds. Dismissals include Mrs Robert Stauffer and infant son Wellsville and families Kaub Gordon Jeanette at 1010 N Poplar and Mrs Carson Bailey with infant son Wells ville along with Ramona Ferroni in Kansas City.

Pansy Webster Quenemo A. A. Leemaster Baldwin Raymond Runnells Hickory Amy A. Manlove George Eugene ‘Cates Robert Stauffer Wellsville David John Gordon Jeanette Kaub N. Poplar Carson Bailey Ramona Ferroni Kansas City

Bargain Bicycle Auction Stuns Grimstad Police

A Grimstad police officer sold a patrol bicycle by mistake at a lost property auction for 3.50 dollars. The bike had a recently added 5 dollar light. Police urged the buyer to return it but he declined, offering to lend the bike to the town until a new one, which costs 60 dollars, is purchased.

Grimstad Norway

Cattle and Hogs Market Update From KC Market Report

KC Markets Kansas City AP reports mixed livestock moves from last week with cattle strong to higher for slaughter steers, cows and heifers near steady, calves and feeders steady to firm. Sheep see lambs lower while ewes and feeders show mixed shifts. Hog values rise for barrows and gilts, with sows mixed to steady.

Kansas City Wilts

Play Program Picks Up Steam At City Parks

Recreation plans expand with supervised play at Garfield Eugene Lincoln Hawthorne starting June 17 18 under Orlis Cox. Three adults supervise 9 am to noon Mon Wed Fri and Tue Wed Sat. Free swim lessons begin June 14 on non supervising days. Band program led by Loren Matthews enrolls 8 am Tuesday. Pee Wee baseball for 9 and 10 year olds runs 8 30 to 10 at grade schools. Little League practice 10 to 11 30 daily at multiple spots. Babe Ruth baseball for ages 13 14 1 practices Fridays Saturdays 9 11 Forest Park. Summer tennis starts yesterday at Forest Park with matches Fridays Saturdays 8 30 to 11 30.

Garfield and Eugene Field Orlis Cox Lincoln and Hawthorne Cox Loren Matthews

Herald Offers Weekly Reward for Best Reader Tip

The Herald announces a five dollar weekly reward to the reader who provides the best news tip. The program invites tips from the community and promises prompt consideration by the newsroom.

New Series to Start on Monday by Dr Peck

Dr Joseph Peck begins a weekly series in The Herald on Monday June 17 offering a lively, action oriented program for active aging. Peck, author of All About Men, argues to rejoin the human race with witty, clean humor and practical advice.

Joseph Peck Herald Grandma Moses Doc Peck Peck

City Wins A Safety Certificate in Ottawa

Ottawa earned third place in traffic safety among Kansas cities with 10 000 to 75 000 population. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty cited last year’s pedestrian death at 3rd and Walnut as a factor in not securing first place. A one car crash near Ottawa on R68 caused $3000 damage to a car driven by John H. Henning of Overland Park. He was charged with driving on an improved portion of the roadway.

Ottawa Kansas Cities Claud R. McCamment Kansas Highway Commission Eugene Flaherty Walnut Flaherty John H. Henning Overland Park Henning

Richmond News Soldier To Report June 25

Donald Rossman will report for Army duty on June 25. Marvin J. Gretencord completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and will leave Oakland California June 21 for overseas duty. Mrs. Mark Rocker Sr underwent major surgery Friday in Anderson County Hospital. Eula and Myrna Bures returned from California. Myrna visited her brother Dale Bures in Duluth Minnesota. W F Koehler family Gray's Lake Illinois will spend weekend with relatives. Luke Mader family left Canon City after visiting Richmond. Cole and Tom Wharton returned from a Dalhart Texas visit.

Donald Rossman Mark Rocker, Sr Anderson County Eula Myrna Bures California Myrna Dale Bures Duluth, Minn Pyi Marvin J. Gretencord Fort Leonard Wood Antone Gretencord Oakland Calif W. F. Koehler Gray's Lake Ill Luke Mader Canon City Cole Tom Wharton Dalhart Tex

Removals list with numerous address changes

A long OCR style notice lists people and their moves between numerous addresses in multiple towns. It names Walter H Arc, Eden Buss, Richard L Bryan, Mrs. Max Brumit, Don K Burroughs, Robby Coulter, William W Coltrane, W. R Cartmill, Robert Clark, Loren Gilmore, Clyde W Greysen, H. M Griffin, Travis Garrett, Marvin L Holmes, Duane Hayes, Jack Jones, Mrs. Carl A Lortscher, Richard H Larkin, Milton C. J. Jr., Mrs. Besale Miller, Tessie R Moten, Archie Martin, Goldia Nesbit, Homer Dexman, Mrs. Claude E Payne, George G Parden, Walter H Rendall, Floyd E Ramaty, Elmo Reddick, Robert L Smith, James L Seyler, Joanne Thoumberlin, H C Thomas, Kanaar Tyson Roberts, Leroy Teter, W B Wren, and others.

Arc Walter H Hickory Buss Eden N. Oak Sycamore Bryan Richard L Tremont Altoona Iowa Brumit Max Cypress Jonelion City Burroughs Don K N. Willow N. Mulberry Coulter Robby N. Mulberry; Coltrane, William W Mulberry Bunflower Kas Cartmill W. R Ash Clark Robert Marquette Fitzgibbon Anne Mackie Malin Chappell Hill N. C Gilmore Loren N. Mulberry; Greysen, Clyde W Griffin H. M Garrett Travin Holmes Mavin L Council Grove Hayes Duane Jones Jack Lortscher Carl A Main 2Nd Fl Oak Larkin Richard H Mulverry Milton Miller Besale H Moten Tessie R Martin Archie Cedar Wellsville Nesbit Goldia Dexman Homer Willow Willow Lane Payne Claude E Parden George G Rendall Ramaty Floyd E Crawford Neb Reddick Elmo Helbory Smith Robert L Siffer Harold John L Seyler James L Thoumberlin Joanne Thomas H. C Parsons Kanaar Tyson Roberts Teter Leroy Pomona

Probate notices in Franklin County estate matters 1963

The notice announces appointment of executors and administrators for Bert McCune W A Larson Lloyd Schweitzer Allie Reinhardt estates in Franklin County Kansas. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication. otherwise barred. Names include Carl Wemmer John B Pierson Alma Schweitzer and William S Bowers Glen A Hayward with law firm Bowers & Bowers.

Kansas Franklin County Bert McCune State of Kansas Carl Wemmer Jow Ottawa Said W. A. Larson John B Pierson John Pierson Lloyd Albert Schweitzer Alma Schweitzer Allce J. Reinhardt Allle J. Reinhardt William 8. Bowers Glen A. Hayward Probate Court Glenn A. Hayward Bowers & Bowers

Ottawa Kansas Ordinance bans driving under influence

Ordinance No 2231 prohibits driving any vehicle on Ottawa streets while intoxicated or under narcotic drug influence with penalties including up to one year in jail and fines 100 to 500 dollars. Repeals Ordinance No 15-118. Dated June 1963 signed by Mayor Charles Williamson and City Clerk Donald Capper. Also includes fund balances and reserve funds statement.

City of Ottawa Kansas Charles Willamson

Sale Dates for Farm and Household Goods in Kansas

Multiple sale notices listing Myers Bros Centropolis Claude-918 Howard-40 Ottawa RFD June 24 Ida McDonald Brown Est 160 acre Farm W O Cain 84 Acre Farm 6 miles north 144 West of Ottawa 1 p.m. July Irwin Heth Williamsburg fieke Count sale Co North Ottawa Highway Jack Nelson Pomona Overbrook Livestock Sale Every Wednesday Friday Allee County Livestock Audlar Kansas June 8 Household Sale Rev and Mrs R A Trowbridge Methodist Church Parsonage 1 block north of Bank Melvern next door to Bank Pomona 566 3645 549 3573 566 3530.

Ottawa Ida McDonald Brown W. O. Cain Kansas Irwin , Heth Household Goods Williamsburg Fieke Jack Nelson Pomona Kas Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Allee County R. A. Trowbridge Methodist Church Melvern Bank Fomona

For Sale 1000 Bushel Steel Grain Bin

Classified notice listing a 1000 bushel steel grain bin for sale by Louis Harra at 332 West Third Street Wellsville. Contact details not fully legible.

Louis Harra Wellsville

Also Mentioned on This Page

James’ N. Snell Wilow Tecumseh and Locust Streets Harold I. Gumm S. Cedar Jerry Wayne Kendall Jean Kendall Agricola Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio RCA Criles Appliance Wendell Lauver Wilbur H. Lauver McPherson McPherson College Appanoose Rural High School Lauver Overland Parka National Council of Churches Michigan Ottawa Herald Community Theatre Players Inc Pe Adv Ellis Welleville Highway Patrol Eighth Street Harold Brown Qsawatomie Brown First Christian Church Town & Country Church of Christ Forest Park Lamb Richmond News Mabel Chandler Job Towner’s Cheapei Gcependadlle Ambulance Lavidt Legals Donald R. Capper HghInd Walsh Lot Lance A Pedeeeer Cemetery Highland Perpetual Care Hope Carery Wee Spe Lght Wtr. & Let. Dept. Seenee Fund Oe Park Park Mtr Resid Park Utility & Com Myers Bros Claude Howard Nate and Leona Gibbons Harold Stewart Lawrence Livestock Sale Co East Lth Neosho Gscouls Aanane National Ransom Hospital Rev. Roberts Carl Taylor Spitz Carl Jack Porter Marilyn Bland H. J. Terrill Woolworth Food Unit General Services Edmiston’s Gene Powell Standard Rendering Co Conrad Underwood Plug Ottawa Herald General Services Section McCracken Guernsey Fergueson Easton Logan South Jim Hull Princeton Ransom Farm Eldon Hoyt Walter Keith Lankard Garnett Richmond Yorkshire Berkshire Cross Edgerton John Keenan Harry Tucker Weston Wilson John Deere P.T.O H. E. Robbins Gambles 128 S Motorola TV & Stereo Kroehler Furniture Court House White's Furniture & Appliances Taylor Paola Otasco Anchor Savings Association South Hickory Pingree Kansas State Employment Office Pansy Wharton Florida Avenue 4Th Florida Streets Hume Adriance Truck & Tractor Co Wellsville, Kansas Farmall T.A Wellsvillle, Kansas Leeds Fort Sacred Arza Fogle Polaraire Budge Herschel Brewer Lyndon
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