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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1964

Page

5

Local Advertisements and Notices across Ottawa area

Kansas University student Larry Wright serves with the Ottawa Police during summer while humane society calls await a humane officer. June 29 1964 cut price barbering at several shops. Honor roll recognition for H D Rybolt Jr at KU. Father’s Day bird baths sale at Wilky’s Pottery. Carl Cayote at KU Medical Center room 408 F. Flowering plants offered by Willis Garden Center. Republican caucus set for June 18 at Rantoul City Hall. Yard sale east of Citizens Street June 18 19. Kodak finishing Wright’s Studio. Ice cream social Princeton Christian Church. Ellis Piano Tuning. Baxter Social Hour moved to Anchor Building June 18.

Larry Wright Kansas Ottawa’ Police Department Humane Society

County Court fines for speeding and license violations

Douglas Bishop 32 of Wichita was fined $10 plus costs for speeding 80 in a 70 zone on I 35. Carl H Eklund 45 of Kansas City Mo was fined $10 plus costs for speeding 60 in a 50 zone south of Princeton on US 59. Earl Norman Hunt 17 of Perry Okla was fined $10 plus costs for driving on a restricted license but the fine was suspended and Hunt serves 16 days in county jail. Paul Ronald McCray was found guilty of assault and sentenced to 60 days in county jail with the sentence suspended.

Douglas Bishop Wichita Carl H.eklund Kanesas City Princeton Earl Norman Hunt Perry Oklo Hunt Paul Ronald McCray

Police Court Arrests Reported For Drunkenness and DUI

Police arrested Ralph Munday of 132 South Walnut on Tuesday for being drunk in public. C. B. Grant age 67, Carl C. Koehler age 45, of 222 South Cedar and 118 South Locust respectively were held on two charges: driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and having an open bottle accessible to the driver.

Ralph Munday S. Walnut C. B. Grant S. Cedar Carl C. Koehler S. Locust

Hospital Notes Admissions Update

Admissions include Guy Snedaker of 804 W 6th and Charles Purnell of 724 S Sycamore on Tuesday. Also listed are Judy Scribner of Wellsville Harvey Miller of 738 S Elm Brad Shoemaker RT Ottawa RFD 4 and Mrs Floyd Burch 515 Willow Lane on Wednesday.

Charles Purnell S. Sycamore Judy Scribner Wellsville Harvey Miller S. Elm Brad Shoemaker Ottawa Rfd Floyd Burch Willow Lane

Building Permits Granted For Local Projects

Building permit approvals were issued at Slogan for two projects. Srl Staley, 518 E Logan, received a permit Tuesday to erect a storage building costing 500 dollars. Hubbard Lumber Co. secured a permit today to alter a single family residence for W H Hay at 1201 S Mulberry, costing 1500 dollars.

Srl Staley E. Logan Hubbard Lumber Co W. H. Hay S, Mulberry

Ottawa Red Cross swim class enrollment grows to 715

The Ottawa Red Cross Water Safety program swelled to 715 by the end of Tuesday enrollments. Students from Eugene Field and Garfield joined classes, with Lincoln and Hawthorne students enrolling Monday. Tuesday breakdown shows 68 in grade 6 9, 78 in grade 4 5, 104 in grade 2 3, and 110 in kindergarten and first grade. 27 joined junior lifesaving under Rick Winchester. some older children attended diving class taught by Kathy Reusch. Total Monday enrollment was 341 and Tuesday 374.

Ottawa Red Cross Eugene Field Garfield Lincoln and Hawthorne Mons Rick Winchester Ruth Worley Kathy Reusch

Woman shoots abductor during motel confrontation

In Wichita, a 38 year old Baytown Texas woman, Jane Duke, says she was kidnapped by William Crawford and held at a Dallas and Wichita motel. She bought a .38 pistol and shot Crawford as he slept, killing him. no charges were filed. Crawford had been sought by Baytown police and FBI. Duke’s car was found abandoned at the grocery store.

Wichita, Kan Wichita Jane Maxine Duke Baytown Tex William P. Crawford Duke Crawford Dallas FBI

Funerals for Laura Sheldon Penny Held in Westminster Church

Laura Sheldon Penny age 85 widow of William A Penny died June 14 at her daughter’s Denver home. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Charles P Knight at Westminster Presbyterian Church on June 16 with pallbearers including M James Boreing and Sheldon Bowers. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Out of town relatives from Denver Kansas City Burlington and Wichita attended. Kate Smith died June 12 and funeral held June 16 at To wer’s Chapel with Rev. Charles P Knight officiating and pallbearers listed.

Laura Sheldon Penny S. Loscust William A. Penny Westminster Presbyterian Church Charles P. Knight Sherwin L. Snyder Dean Zook Highland Cemetery Muriel J. Boreing M. James Boreing Raymond Anderegg Cherie Denver Cole Otto Dubach Florence White Samuel Marsh Stella Pierson William Janney Kansas City Clinton D. Janney Burlington Virginia Coleman Ben S. Bowers Wichita Sheldon Bowers Mission Harry Ives Topeka PEO Kate Smith Towner’s Chapel Manchester Iowa Roy Seaton Ralph Kline Floyd Schmoe Larry Walters Lloyd Eckenreed Walter Hutchinson J. M. Kilgore al Williams Lora Latson N. King Crestview Roy Armstrong Franklin Miami Walter Emmett Latson Sarah E. Mewhinney Sarah Elizabeth Mewhinney S. Mulberry Crestview Nursing Home Jim Anderson Delevan Kan Melvern Franklin County Ernest Mewhinney Berton Mewhinney Aurora Colo William Mewhinney Emery Mewhinney Wheat Ridge Edward Mewhinney Cawker City Cecil Mewhinney Ruby Mast Quenemo Nellie Smith

Obituary notices for H Vincent Christensen and Joyce Bond

Obituaries list H Vincent Christensen age 84 of Salem Oregon former banker in Kansas and Colorado died after an automobile accident on June 16 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. He owned Menlo Bank and a Loveland Colorado bank, retired after 50 years in business. Also Joyce Ellen Bond age 30 of Ottawa died at home June 17 after illness. services set for Friday at Towners Funeral Home.

Verne C. Devilbiss Longview Wash W. B. DeVilbiss S. Main DeVilbiss Panora Iowa Ottawa Jim Miller Main Augusta Pierson Arletha H, Vincent Christensen H. Vincent Christensen Salem Ore Kansas Colorado Ransom Memorial Hospital Christensen Grinnell May McKinney Christensen Menlo Kansas Bank Loveland Colo Methodist Church Colby Ben Custer Menlo Fred Christensen J. E. Lidikay Ottawa Rfd Harrison Chapel Menlo Cemetery

Coffman and Booth to Attend South Central Jurisdictional Conference

Judge Floyd H. Coffman and Melvin Booth will attend the South Central Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church in Dallas Texas from June 29 to July 2. Delegates will elect one new bishop to replace retiring Bishop William C. Martin who formerly served the Kansas area.

Floyd H. Coffman Melvin Booth The Methodist Church Dallas Texas William C. Martin Kansas Area

Estate Notice for Meda McCune Deceased Ottawa Kansas

The State of Kansas to creditors heirs and all concerned in the estate of Meda McCune deceased. William S. Bowers appointed and qualified as Executor on May 29 1964. Creditors must exhibit their demands by law or be forever barred. Dated Ottawa June 1 1964. William S. Bowers Executor Bowers & Bowers Attorneys. Community Auction every Tuesday 7 p.m. at Printy and Son Printy's Auction House 1136 N Main Ottawa.

Middle Creek Section 12 Franklin County Kansas Toewit John Brown Lenna Beal Dennis Arthur J. Dennis J.D.R. Dennis State of Meda McCune William S. Bowers Ottawa

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Palace Burgoon Rodgers, Bones Browning City H, D, Rybolt Jr H, D, Rybolt Sr School of Business Kansas University Wilky’s Pottery Carl Cayote Ash Kansas University Medical Center Willis Garden Center, Ltd Cherry Republican Caucus Rantoul City Hall Citizens State of Pomona Kodak Wright Adv Chiristian Church Ellis Baxter Buiilding Forest Park Guy Snedaker Mariette Bennett Spencer Charles F. Spencer Mariette Bennett J. Henry Bennett Kenneth Spencer Spencer Chemical Company F. R. Bennett Bert Anderson Huseband Kenneth Sue Frank William B. Bennett New York City Martin Barter Overland Park Joyce Ellen Bond King Towners’ Funeral Jack Dennison Wayne Bond Sherri Inez Green Donald Green Clyde Green Ralph Green Vernon Green Roy Green Cecil Green Pauline Green Lucille Retzel Legals Hghind Per Hghlind Walsalot Hope Park Mtr Ut. & Com Bond Joe Towner Mewhinney Uma Aes Highland Highland Walsh Lot S.ises Donald R. Capper State of Kansas Said County State David Dwight Domnanish Wilma L. Davidson Winton A. Winter Said Gleason, Gleason, Doty and Logan Coffman Booth Herald Tancred Commandery No K T Sir ‘Awe Knights Carlos J Pence E Gerald B. Harford W. 11Th U. S. Civil Service Lincoln Service Ottawa Herald Lawn Boy Sales and Service B. F. Heidner Eth Wardware Stores U.S. Civil Service Line Col Service Bob Stephens Box Lawrence Rex Hiner Arakaden KNAPP Lee Carter Reeves Charles Redman Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys Holy Land B.C Negev Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Franklin County Sale Company North Verne Garrett Household Goods Robert Reed Pomona Frank Willis Printy Ben Printy Cap N. Main Jack Nelson Kas Overbrook Oversbrook Allen County Gas City Council Grove Harold Stewart N. Oak St Henry Mohler Standard Rendering Co Gene Powell Ottawa Herald General Service West Harry S. Buckles Russell George Olathe Clark Frank Roessner Gingerich Shelby Chamberlin Poultry &Supplies Misc Otasco Golden Star Davis Sporting Goods Lone Star Boat H.P. Evenrude Motor Pomona Dam Pglbi
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